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sap blatter is in town. russia was awarded this world cup. remember, on his watch, back in 2010. the president, vladimir putin. he's been allowed to watch football of course. he is off to the stadium to see portugal against morocco. also in that group, iran against spain in kazan and that group a game between uruguayans saudi arabia in rostov. all the very latest news for you on sports today. england made the highest one—day international total in history as they crushed australia by 2112 runs to seal the series in nottingham. the hosts scored 1181—6 in 50 overs — eclipsing their own own record of 444—3, set against pakistan at the same venue in 2016. both the highest scores have come at the trent bridge ground and both featured centuries from alex hales. (gfx) jonny bairstow also reached three figures, for the fourth time in six odi matches, and eoin morgan hit his country's fastest half century, while the tourists had only opener travis head surpass the 50 mark as adil rashid picked up 4/47. it's a very proud day for us and as a group, including the staff, what's more pleasing

first thing in the morning, the fog will be near the sap mateo coastline.t off. keep in find, it is going to rapidly warm up in the south bay it's going to get uncomfortably hot in some spots. t 1 in san jose, on the peninsula, 90 in redwood city. fluff of a sea breeze to keep you mild on the coast. if you don't like the heat, this is where you want to to go. dpount downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. 60s at the beaches. 96 in santa rosa. t 4 in napa/east bay. this is where you will notic 100 in conquered, liver moore, pleasanton. here's the beach forecast. mild to warm, uv index will be very half. 68 in half moon bay. ocean beach, 69 degrees. air quality declining for friday -- poor air quality upland, east bay. >> for pride it is actually going to be bright and sunny friday. 75 degrees. warmer on saturday. 78. the cool breeze set it is in. the raceway will be burning hot, surp 90s. then the temperatures drop into the soelgts. 100 friday and saturday inland. the heat moderates for the pride parade. you'll notice cooler temperatures next week. really, back

this plant contains a toxic sap that can lead to blindness and burns, especially if it becomes airborne. >> if you go outh there w the weed eater and take out a patch of this, youl likely wind up covered in the sap. if the sun's out, you'll quickly developurevere anywhere you have exposed skin. >> one plant was discovered last week in clark county near winchester. if you think you've seen one of these, call the virginia agriculture offiheal. we haveumber on the nbc 4 website. >> it's something we see everywhere. >> in our yards, something you could easily come across and pick. >>> moving along alexa, she's got aew job. hotel conciarge. >> is it convenient or creepy. >> creepy. >>> is it possible t the whereabouts of any phone in the u.s. within seconds? hanginge companies are clanc this long-time practice. >>> we've got storms that are going to continue to move rroughout theion. heavy storms with a lot of lightning mainly moving south. we'll talk morebout those storms and the timing on thatig coming up rht stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training r goo

deeply embedded in the maple syrup outdoor lumberjack lifestyle is the cabin in the woods where maple saps for workers and a few guests, where a lucky few could sit at communal tables and enjoy the bounty of the trees and forests around them. martin picard has taken this tradition to what is somehow both its logical conclusion and insane extreme, creating his own cabane à sucre, open only during maple season and serving food stemming directly from those humble yet hardy roots. it makes perfect sense in one way. i mean, 130 acres produce about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes to here, where they're cooked down to about 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense, while you're here, to raise hog and cattle on the property. and maybe keep a cabin or two around, for any friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this? is there really any reason for this? what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? if money were your primary -- >> martin: no. >> anthony: -- mot

the toxic sap on the housweed can cae severe burns and blindness if it gets in your eyes. viinia tech researchers recently identified it in ctyrk co urging people to be on the lookout. hog weed is not native to the united states. in fact, it originates from southwest asia. it's unclear how it ended up in alexandria. alicia's neighbor found the hog weed. >> it actually is kind of cool o that somethingare is in the neighborhood. unfortunately it happens to be something we don't ever want to touch or get near. >> reporter: back out here plant experts recommend if you come across hog weed make sure you wear protective gear such as gloves and goggles and gear that you wr to make sure that you do not touch it. here in alexandria, shomari stone. news 4. >> that' pretty frightening. chef derek has entered the house. look what he brought t. >> he was lying. he did bring some indoors. >> look at this thing. unbelievable. >> that's what he's the rest of us will get the little scraps. >> i touched it first. >> ioid get taste some. is delicious. >> it is. thank you, chef. what an after

he's coming to san jose and he will be at the sap center talking about his new book "the president is missing." fictional thriller co-authored of james patterson and kicks off at 8:00. >>> another former president is also making a trip to the bay area. president barack obama appears tomorrow in atherton. this is held at a private home. last month, mr. obama was in san francisco meeting with the ceo of airbnb. >>> happening today, up dating your commute, b.a.r.t. discussing adding canopies and modernizing the stations in san francisco at market street and this is what they would look like and add them over street level entrances at montgomery and added at stations in berkeley. >>> 4:36 right now. coming up here, much more for you. the restaurant chain chip outoto change things up. >>> plus, a message from toyota to americans. why the carmaker says it may be forced to raise the price of america's top selling sedan and camry. >>> first a live look outside in san francisco. also a cool start this morning. but just how much will it warm up today? kari has your forecast coming up. 4:36. you

. >> really that affects your ability to swim, if you are used to warmer water anderteom c sap >> there are life jacket stations where visitors may borrow as many. >>> now the accuweather forecast from abc 7. >> we are looking at live doppler 7. the satellite image, the clouds surged. it's starting to if in. the on shore bra the cooler temperatures. but the red flag warning is inee hours for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. we could see gusts up to -mpeur l humidity as well. but that's starting to change as things progress over the next few hours. winds right now are extremely gusty, especially in fairfield. up to 41-mile-per-hour. in san francisco 15-mile-per-hour winds and mountain view 20-mile-per-hour really cooling us down. so a dramatic difference in terms of temperatures in. 35ta dan segree cooler than yes. even concord 32 degrees cooler. cooler for everyone around the bay with the exception of half moon bay they got the cooldown yesterday. here is sand rafael, thelouds t clouds and fog kass kate cading over the mountains spreading inlandve o 63. yesterday the high was

its toxic sap causes burnsnd blindness. scientists with virginia tech recently found plants in clark county near winchester. if you think you have one, do not touch it. call the state department of agculture. >> you're just out there working away, so watch out for big plants. >>> watch out for the heat and humid. we're not talking about dangerous hea tomorrow like today, but it's still going to be hot and humid. thunderstorms moving through the area between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. tomorrow is one of those days where storms that d celopld be strong to severe. we're not going weather alert right now, but you want tbe weather ready, especially around the midday and early afternoon hoows tomo a bit of relief with humid thursday into friday, but the humidity shoots right back up for the weekend. i'm tracking the weekendight now for storm chances mainly on saturday. sunday has a better chance of staying completely dry. wsthe good is the weekend washout.oking like a outside right now it feels about 90 degrees for most of us. the

it takes 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup. that's why we call it liquid gold. it's a wonderful product. it's a pure product. and there's nothing that's added between the tree and the jar that you buy in your grocery store, if, indeed, it is real maple syrup. nothing is added. last week i visited a wonderful guy in maine who's known as the bee whisperer. and he or rather his bees make honey. and we were out in his back field where the hives are. i said how many bees are out there? he looked and sort of scratched his head and said about three million. bees are in the hives in this backyard, back field of this -- of the honey whisperer up in maine, the bee whisperer, rather. and then the honey comes in in the combs. they scrape the wax off the top created by the bees, by the way, a totally natural product. it comes out in a jar. this is pure honey. to add to this label sugar added makes no sense because it's not. nothing is added except what the bees produce. so this is a case where i think what we are talking about is a well meaning or attempt on the part of this

giant hog weed sap can cause burns and blindness.he images right here on your screen of the burittle disturbing there perhaps but experts with the virginia e agriculturalension warn that giant hog weed can assemble manm co plants >> those two featu the purple spots and those course white hairs really help distinguish it from pars snip, wil pars snip,dn hemlock can look similar in lands if u se look like giants hog ed don't touch it call virginia demarco of agricsutural andmer services an expert canto come out dentify the plant to see what yog got gr in yky ou you got a >> i did not know anything about hog weed when i came to work today and now i'm afraid to go outside. did you see those pictures? they're like bad poise ivy >> stay away from it.nobody wan anyway. it was steamy >> i walked the dog as quickly as possible t before i co work. >> i'm sure he was happy >> she would have loved to have stayed out there all day. listen, here's the deal. itbe w muggy overnight tonight w butdo have a frontal system coming our way summertime fron

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people actually getting killed what's the latest case as we've reported before richard india is what saps biggest market more than two hundred million users the spreading of false messages and fake news is common and it spreads very very quickly making it difficult if not impossible for the or thirty's to debunk recently there's been a rash of child kidnapping stories and when two men asked for directions in a small village in the state of assam they were attacked beaten to death by a mob who reportedly believed they were indeed the kidnappers they've been warned about on whatsapp they were just in the wrong place at the wrong time and these words are proof is what specifically do they consist of what's actually being shared here people are citing messages that have been circulating about men disguising themselves as women to abduction i remember one of the men killed did have long hair and then there have been various videos like this one that shows a child being kidnapped in it two men on a motorcycle pull up to a group of children one of them grabs a child and then they write off but t

you don't want to upset the sap l cart too many places. with we're in a trade dispute with china. already withdrawn from the ie roon nucleairannuclear deal. pulled out of tpp and the paris climate accord. it's great for him to sit back and pause and let some of the other important tariff negotiations with china settle before he really rattles the global markets. charles: the pro-business organization, are you satisfied that wto is effective enough in handling these kind of disputes? you know, people say well we've won the vast majority of them. it doesn't feel like we're winning them, david. >> well it is a good organization. and actually the president made a good decision because it's one of the ways we can get to his goal of zero zero tariffs. the wto works toward reducing tariffs, reducing trade barriers. we win more than we lose. the interesting thing about it is, it's sort of like arbitration where it's nonbinding. you go there but each country can decide what they want to do after the arbitration is over. so they can't enforce anything. we actually probably prefer that becau

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comes to kids and how technology -- the more we are staring at our phones and the more we are on the saps that are almost incentivized to make them , wective to us as possible both have two kids. you have fears for how your kids interact with the internet and communications in general. ajit pai: it's a positive and potentially negative tool. some the programs because able to watch on ipad are really educational. i think it's great to see them learn to some of these applications. on the other hand, i do worry a little bit about how it changes the way you interact with the world. when i was growing up, the world was defined to the analog communication system, three broadcast channels and the local newspaper. i just think i wonder sometimes or my kids cognitive processes shape by interact with something on a screen as opposed to reading something on a printed page? one of the things i will try to think about as we raise them, we want them to be wholly functioning, well adapted members of society so you want them to look at the world around them. in addition to what they see on the screen. it

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. >> the book tour will include an appear at the sap center. >>> a guilty plea today. everitt jion pled guilty. federal prosecutors say he intended upon bombing pier 39 last christmas. he was arrested days before that intended attack. as part of the plea, he will be sentenced to 15 years in prison. >>> a 13-year-old student in the east bay is in juvi after threat nining to carry out a mass shooting. pleasant hill police say on friday the fbi discovered the student, whose identity is not being made public, had made an online threat against valley view middle school. today officers searched the home and found several guns. that student was taken into custody and is now facing charges of making a terrorist threat. >>> new at 11:00, not just a mailman. a mail carrier in piedmont who went above and bond now has a day of his own. the city counciled him at city hall, dedicating the day to him. just a few weeks ago he was on his route when he saw two men coming out of a home, but he knew the real homeowner wasn't there at the time. he took down the license plate and called pol

of sap dot org thank you so much for your time nick hope you come back here we were boldly going where no man has gone before excellent thank you sir take care thank you. and earlier today the c.e.o. of car maker audi was arrested arrested related to the ongoing scandal that started with volkswagen over emissions cheating devices installed on their vehicle audi as part of the v.w. group this makes rupert stadler the audi c.e.o. the highest ranking v.w. group employee to be detained related to the scandal he was reportedly taken into custody in order to ensure that there was no witness tampering connected with the ongoing investigations according to c.n.n. money the news comes days after german regulators issued a one point two billion dollars fine for emissions cheating that fine in addition to the already more than thirty billion dollars that v.w. has already paid seem to be something people are taking note about and here to talk about audi and the other auto industry news in this story jammed up stories that are jammed up is car coach lauren fix lauren thanks as always for taking tim

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we have been rolling out sap capabilities and capital. has been a natural working affinity.have built a good experience base with them. we can go to a customer and bring in s.a.p. capability and their infrastructure for them relatively rapidly. emily: if aws wins this contract with the department of defense, what does s.a.p. bring to it? >> the dod contract is an interesting situation and there is a lot of press around it. there are many cloud initiatives currently going on and we are working with the full panoply of providers. many -- as well as many of the smaller players. whoever wins this contract will get a portion of work and maybe potential preference in some areas. the reality is that the department is looking to embrace commercial technology across the board more than it has historically. cloud infrastructure is part of that. you have to put an application on top of the cloud to make it do something. i suspect that even though there will be a winner in this, the acquisition is being debated in congress with some oversight and down into the department as well. when a