we wusa wish spencer a happy birthday. but first, covid-19 continues to stay on top of the news cycles, so that is where we start today. joining us is special corps in staunton's local correspondent dr. patel. >>> it is great to be here with you but i wish that this had not kept showing up. >> like the positivity rate and case rates. >> the breakthrough infections, but what is tragic is the unvaccinated outbreaks that are happening all over the country. >> let's take a closer look at that. there are so many headlines. let's start with two truths and a lie. >> so, i made these three like they are their own headlines and talking points. there is a lot happening. tell me which one of these is not true. according to the american up academy of pediatric, their brand more than 22,550 cases of covid-19 in children between july 8 and july 15. or is it in april, the delta variant was 0.1% of the cases, now it is 76%. or is it the cdc advisory groups had to decide people with weakened immune systems need a booster shot. it is two tr

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it is spencer's birthday. spencer has been with us since 1989. a legendary career. as a reporter in richmond, virginia, his home state. he followed that with moves to baltimore and new york. his passions include wine and baseball. look at that form. >> i love it. >> notice the eyes are still in the strike zone. >> technique. >> where i made contact. >> that was from a spring- training appearance with the mets in 1987. you know we love you. dan, would you like to present? >> you are so lovely. spencer, happy birthday. >> i am really, deeply touched, seriously. i profoundly appreciate it. >> spencer, we love you. >> we wanted to give you the wine, but we know you would drink it at 4:43 on tv. >> there are commercial breaks. >> spencer is not a big sweets guy, so i think we will eat this cupcake. >> that is what good friends do. >> we will save you from yourself. i will take just a bite. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are pa

spencer: what is interesting about this is it is a bit of a paradox.of the athletes train and practice and even compete on smaller stages with not many fans around. so they are actually used to that when it comes to this bigger stage, when they would have all of the fans there, and that can bring some of the better performance out, or for other athletes, bring performance anxiety, what we know is this the -- this may be advantageous for a lot of people because they have trained in silence. so they will compete in silence. what i would say for them is focus on your training. this is going to feel a lot more like a training event then maybe it would feel like you are on the world's biggest stage. simply because all the people are not there in the stands and the lights on the cameras are not the same. so i would tell them, focus on the feelings you have with your training. that is way to translate over really well for some of those athletes. jane: mental health is already quite a big issue in elite sports. we had naomi osaka pulling out of tennis tourname

let's get to spencer, with some concern here? at the condition of our hair so we are going to do, with all the smoke from the wildfires, you can imagine there's a lot of smoke in the air so take a look at the wildfire smoke, you can see this mainly blowing across northern and north-central usn over to the east coast, and millions of people obviously in the path of this plume of smoke being guided away from california by the upper level winds but look at the smoke forecast, for tomorrow, for northern california, you can see the smoke will continue to be blowing generally to our east but a shift in the upper level winds could mean staying in california. sort air-quality forecast for the next four days, looking fairly good, we've got moderate to good air quality, and all regions of the bay area for the next four days with an improving air quality going into sunday and monday, so that's encouraging. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. mid to upper 90s for the next few days, a cool down on sunday and monday as the air quality impro

. >> she is 19-year-old lady diana spencer, the new girlfriend of the most eligible man in the country. the chase begins. >> diana was the story. >> she was followed everywhere. i think she found that time very difficult. >> she was completely alone. >> no police, no security, no bodyguards. lady diana spencer may be dating the next king of england, but she is not yet an official member of the royal family so she is not entitled to any protection. >> the attention that charles and diana were getting was unprecedented. >> in 1980, dicky arbiter was a royal correspondent and later became the palace's press secretary. >> the palace wasn't making any attempt to control the media interests because they weren't aware or didn't believe at the time that they would be such media interests. >> but there is an almost insatiable interest. perhaps in part because diana is a bit of a mystery. not a familiar fixture on the trendy london social scene. everyone want to know who she is, where she comes from, and if she has what it takes to be the next queen of england. diana grew up in the countryside.

spencer: we are still learning. observe over the last year, and it may well be a direct consequence of the pandemic, is in terms of the collective jolt and the huge cost of the pandemic looks like it is leading to increased determination around the world to make sure we avoid an even more dramatic trauma in terms of climate change. we have seen massive focus in terms of countries getting to ned zero -- getting to net zero. if you look at countries that have committed by law or have clear intention to get to net zero, they count for 70% of carbon emissions. you go back a few years, there was no country committed. companies like bp committed to net zero. a huge increase in ambition supported by global societal expectations. that is one aspect of covid. the but is the increasing expectations and increasing ambitions have not yet led to a decisive fall in carbon emissions. what we now need to see is hope and ambitions get translated into discernible forward recovery. guy: bps chief economist spencer dale, thank you very

so without further ado, spencer, are we ready?well i was wrong when they wrote the declaration of independence. let's see how we do. >> take it away. >> we will see how we do. >> all right. i see this as, if you don't mind, this is my audition for jeopardy. if you're watching in l.a., i am ready. >> years number one. i will give you a question and then some options. then you pick the option you want. we elect a u.s. senator for how many years? 4, 6, 8, or 12? >> this is easy. six years. >> you got it. that was just to get you started. all right. very good. number two, when was the constitution written? 1492? 1776? 1787? or 1865. >> let's confer. it is not 1492. it is not 1865. 1776 is the declaration of independence. >> and they had the articles of confederation before that. i'm going to go was 1787. >> all right. perfect. very good. well done. well done. >> you got it right. congratulations. let's get in on this last one. >> this is tougher. how many amendments does the constitution have? 14? 21? 25? 27? >> i want to say 25, but

hey spencer!more than that, we can also analyse the people's personality profile based on the music they are listening to. so what does his system make of that song by marina and the diamonds? # i'm nota robot... musimaps produces an array of graphs, picking up style, tempo, genre and emotional cues as well. here we see the song is friendly, it has good vibrations, it's warm—hearted, passionate, sensible, happy and also a little bit melodramatic. just like me, then. let's go for something much more sombre — paranoid android, please. we have got some happiness, it says it's a friendly song, but it also says innocent, warm—hearted, cool, uh, sentimental. there is some happiness in paranoid android, that's what your system is saying? yeah — we don't do lyrics analysis at this point. so this is more like, really looking to the audio signal. i'd still call that an optimistic reading. ok, ifeel the moment has come, we've given you my spotify playlists for you to tell me about my personality. and here ar

thanks, spencer. uh—oh. hey, lara. yeah, sam beat me.ery humble, a bit sick and glad it's over. anyway, i'll see you later. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello. another hot and sunny one. we're pretty much entering, at least statistically, the hottest period of the year so no part surprises the temperatures are very high and also at this time of year the sun is very strong and, in fact, the uv levels were about as high as they get, and for england and wales, for many parts they are indeed very high today. the high pressure's with us keeping things sunny and very warm. to the north, however, there is a weather front. you can see the wind is coming off the atlantic and that means cooler conditions in parts of scotland and also a little bit cooler for northern ireland. yesterday in county down we got up to 31.2 celsius. i don't think we're going to make

thanks, spencer. uh—oh. hey, lara. yeah, sam beat me.t sick and glad it's over. anyway, i'll see you later. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello there. saturday saw the warmest weather of the year so far in all four nations of the uk. and in northern ireland, whereas you can see it was beach weather in county down, temperatures actually broke the all—time record. the highest temperature since records began in northern ireland, ballywatticock 31.2 degrees. but in england, in wales and in scotland, we saw some pretty high temperatures. however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas you can see we had a lot of cloud. you can pick that out on the satellite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather clo

thanks, spencer. uh—oh. hey, lara. yeah, sam beat me.d, very humble, a bit sick and glad it's over. anyway, i'll see you later. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. we're still in the middle of this heatwave, or actually just past it. some thunderstorms on the way too in the coming days, which should break the heat. but it certainly has been hot in northern ireland. it was wednesday's hot spot in county tyrone — 31.3 degrees — a provisional record for northern ireland, only beating saturday's value byjust 0.1 degree. on the satellite picture, we can see some clouds to the west of our neighbourhood. that is a developing area of low pressure, and it will be nearing us over the next few days, pushing the high pressure away, and this is going to bring some slow—moving thunderstorms. we will talk about that in just a second. i still have to mention the met offic

spencer is. k, lara, that looks great- it _ spencer is.he i great. it is amazing how the opportunity for racers are opening up to more and people. where are you exactly?- where are you exactly? yeah. funny story- _ where are you exactly? yeah. funny story. this _ where are you exactly? yeah. funny story. this is _ where are you exactly? yeah. funny story. this is a - funny story. this is a amazement and part terror. i am amazement and part terror. i am a passenger in a modulated chevrolet. but it is who are driving and how he is driving thatis driving and how he is driving that is blowing my mind. we have met sam schmidt before. he is a racing driver who was paralysed in an accident in 2000. in five years ago he took us for a ride to las vegas in a car that allowed him to drive using just his head and his mouth. 50 using just his head and his mouth. , _ , mouth. so the steering system is a camera _ mouth. so the steering system is a camera system. _ mouth. so the steering system is a camera system. whicheverj is a camera system. whichever

spencer: thank you, spencer bogart of blockchain capital.ng up understanding the complete set of proteins expressed by living beings through biotechnology which is making its mark in drug development. we will meet the ceo next. and gene editing biotech performing well this year. all of them up showing big gains. this is bloomberg. >> regarding to what you have just mentioned about the reason the united states and other western countries' infrastructure, i would like to say to you that russia did not participate in such attack, and russia did not stay behind the cause of such attacks. caroline: russia's ambassador to the u.s. speaking with's bloomberg balance of power earlier. he intimated that russia was not involved in the hack last week ransomware attack. in order to personalize medicine, the proteins in organisms must be understand effectively. but our ability to measure proteins is lacking. nautilus biotechnology is developing in the generation platform that uses machine learning and chemistry analysis to scan proteins with precision. jo

okay, this may be a dumb question, but i will ask this of spencer christian. when you have quakes close to the ocean or coast, sometimes you worry about a synonymy. when you have one inland like this by several hundred miles, is that a concern or no? >> it is always a concern if it is a major quake, but generally speaking, the chance of a tsunami is greater if the epicenter is closer to the ocean or in the ocean floor, because inland like this is a muchssily but it worth raisg th question another question that is inevitably going to be raised now, because of this severe heat wave, is once again people are asking is there such a thing as earthquake weather? anecdotally, people give accounts of having experienced earthquakes when we had warmer than usual weather. we are certainly in a warmer than usual weather pattern right now, but i have talked to numerous geologists and seismologists about this and of course people in the fields that i work in, meteorology and climatology and so far there has been no scientific connection established between hot weather and e

meanwhile, while i leave spencer to play the part of a robot — or is it a robot playing the part of spencerre also trying to take some work away from us, like creating music. chris fox has been finding out more. 8-bit version of eurovision theme plays. # circus coming to town. # oh oh! # tearing my heart apart. # oh oh! the a! song contest is back for a second year and unlike last year's show, which was eurovision—themed, this year, anything goes. # i feel the wires, i feel the wires. # wires. # my blood flows and my heart breathes. like eurovision, the goal is to create a song that will impress the public and a jury of experts. # like a bird flying in the sky... but each of the 38 entries had to use some artificial intelligence in the process, whether that was to create lyrics or the melody or even virtual instruments. # can't you tell. # if i could fly. # i'd take you high... that song there was by a group called smorgasborg and if you recognise the pixelated face, that's because it's click�*s very own lj rich, who has entered the contest. so, lj, how do you even get started with creating

spencer, where are you? it someday. -- escapism. spencer, where are you?— where are you?s great that lara got to visit a _ where are you? it is great that lara got to visit a bit - where are you? it is great that lara got to visit a bit of - where are you? it is great that lara got to visit a bit of the . lara got to visit a bit of the serenity of iceland, this place is so dramatic. the mountains are just touching the sky, it's brilliant. ok, we're going from virtual volcanoes to a very real one now, with quite possibly the coolest story i have introduced in a long time. because scientists are using volcanoes to research how to deploy drones on mars. need i say more? my my name is christopher hammerton, iam my name is christopher hammerton, i am a associate professor at the university of arizona and a planetary vulcan ologist. we are here at a new volcanic eruption that has occurred in southern iceland. iceland is an ideal testbed to create different drones for mars because they are wonderful characteristics of the environment are actually very similar to what we would ex

thanks, spencer. uh—oh. hey, lara. yeah, sam beat me. glad it's over. anyway, i'll see you later. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello. the heat goes on, and it will do for a couple more days and indeed nights. because of the persistence of the heat, the met office have issued an extreme heat warning. two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south west of england covering parts of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn't mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat but these are two areas identified as potentially having the biggest impacts. you can see the heat an issue from first thing on wednesday. we start our day with temperatures around 20 celsius in many areas. it will be a little cooler through wednesday perhaps down some of the north sea coast,

plus, alex, calvin, stuart and spencer wright. >> spencer wright: we're like a big support group.st bronc riders right in the world right here. we all get together and practice. erybody focused? >> spencer wright: and i know that's why we all have been so successful at what we do. >> whitaker: all that practice has propelled them to the national finals rodeo in las vegas. it's the cowboy superbowl... >> announcer: spencer wright, he's got a great ride going! >> whitaker: ...and team wright has made it every year for nearly the last two decades. cody has won the champion's gold buckle twice. >> jake wright: he showed us that we could do it with a little hard work and a lot of try. >> spencer wright: if he would've never even pursued rodeo, i wonder what the rest of us would even be doing. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: what they're doing comes at a steep cost. while these horses are rarely injured, that can't be said for the wrights. they all have the same orthopedic surgeon on speed dial. can i see a show of hands of how many of you've been injured? so all of you've been injured? and two

but spencer, it is hard to watch.avorite, but it is hard to watch. >> after the second or third dog, i have to look away. >> it's the dipping and the liquid also, it makes my stomach turn. >> oh, yeah. >> can you mention how you feel a couple actors -- >> no! it's like they are trying to keep it down. i'm trying to keep my stuff down. >> you know, we are close to dinner time. maybe we should move on. all right, we are talking about beverages, vaccinated or not, vaccinator -- anheuser-busch making a pledge to give out free beer on the fourth of july. it said it would if 70% of adults were vaccinated by independence day. so far, 65% of adults have gotten at least one covid-19 shot. anheuser-busch decided that was close enough. from now until monday night, they can go to my cooler.com/beer to upload a photo of themselves at their favorite beer drinking spot. they will get a five dollar gift card to get free beer. it's a great promotion. it is very timely for the independence day holiday. i'm glad it works. it gets people

ok, spencer, for the moment, thank you very much. spencer stokes there.what would have been her 60th birthday. the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, met for the first time since the duke of edinburgh's funeral in april. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the event should have been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect h

of course, abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking this. a category 1 storm. spencer we are seeing hurricane warnings tonight? >> we are indeed. hurricane force strength. it is a category 1. the hurricane, the graphic did not make the update yet. making landfall during the morning hours. across northern florida and southern georgia and coastal carolinas. this graphic shows how much rainfall is expected in the hardit hit areas, those areas in yellow and orange indicate areas that may receive 3-6 inches of rainfall that, of course, could produce extensive flooding. may see red in there that may see eight inches of rain in this storm. it will weaken to tropical storm force once it moves over land. it is still a powerful and damaging storm. >> okay, thanks a lot. >>> the stormy weather slamming florida is complicating search and rescue efforts of the collapsed condo building. mary gonzalez tells us crews recovered four more bodies today. >> rescuers in surfside florida working through blinding rain and brutal winds from hurricane elsa. searching for the more than

make more of what's yours. >>> time for a last check of the weather. >> spencer is tracking the weekend that we have a fire weather watch. it is the possibility sunday afternoon into monday as well of dry lighting. if we have lightning strikes in the high elevations, it could trigger fire. so this is in effect from 5:00 p.m. sunday to 11:00 a.m. monday. gusty wind is accompanying the pattern that could trigger them, so bear that in mind. overnight conditions will have an increasing amount of low clouds pushing across the bay and inland. patchy drizzle near the coast. lows mainly in the low to mid 50s. tomorrow, high temperatures under mainly sunny skies from 62 on the coast to low to mid 70s around the bay to low 90s in the warmest inland areas. you can see how warm it will be after tomorrow. mid-90s on sunday and monday. upper 70s around the bay. low 90s on tuesday and then we get a breezy and cool pattern beginning on wednesday. >> thank you, spencer. >>> starting next week, the hugely popular 10 part commandery "the last dance" is coming to our sister network streaming app espn+. the

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. >> spencer christian is tracking wildfire conditions.spencer as we head into july 4th it is not ideal. >> there is a reason for concern but i am pleased to report at least weatherwise over the next several days we will see no changes that will increase the fire risk. as a matter of fact we're going into a period of decreased risk as you look at the alignment of systems. it is the low pressure system dropping into the pacific northwest that is replacing the very hot air mass that brought record heat. what we can expect on this alignment is a record heat retreat. onshore breeze is will bring a cooling effect and there will be no extreme weather over the next several days. this is the view at the golden gate is the marine layer gets deeper and deeper. it moves out over the bay by an onshore flow -- according onshore flow. overnight we'll see it continuing to push out over the bay. we expect commuters to be greeted by maybe a few wet spots on the roadways. not a good thing but evidence of the cooling effect of the marine layer. here is a qui

ama. >> thank you, spencer.ht after abc 7 news at 6:00, you can catch the latest guest host of jeopardy, robin roberts is hosting all week. >> here is the guest host of jeopardy, robin roberts. >> alex made it look a lot easier. it is not easy. >> you can catch robin all week long on jeopardy, i'm sure she made it look easy as well. at 7:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >> she's the best. >>> as we continue a place to call home. how a bay area motel is at model for governor newsom's $12 billion to solve homlessness statewide. >>> tomorrow you can watch live as jeff bezos launch into space on blue origin. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. >>> it's a huge step on the path towards sfwler emis

craig spencer, director of global health and emergency medicine at columbia university, also proffer michael h osterholm. professor osterholm, former fda commissioner scott gottlieb says he's seen information showing the delta variant moving through the population over the next two months. is this the category 5 hurricane you warned about earlier this year? >> fortunately we've actually had a number of people in this country vaccinated over the course of the past four months. so that's going to help. but we still do have 100 million americans who have not yet been vaccinated. and among that group, we are going to see a substantial increase in cases such that i can't say that it's going to be a surge like we saw in january at all. so i think we have to understand the numbers could get large. they could be very significant in some regions. but i don't think we're going to see the same kind of large surge of cases we would have seen four months ago before vaccination has done what it has done. >> and dr. spencer, an official with the fda told cnn today a decision on full fda approval fo

thanks, spencer. uh—oh. hey, lara. yeah, sam beat me.is the short version of the show so the full—length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. cardiff reached 30.2, heathrow reached 31.6, the highest temperature so far this year in the uk. overnight tonight, clearskies in most areas, cloudy in scotland, a patch of rain in the highlands and the western isles. a warm night for sleeping, temperatures no lower than 17-18, sleeping, temperatures no lower than 17—18, and that's at the very end of the night in cardiff and london. tomorrow a warm start, sunshine from the word go, again more cloudy in northern scotland but even here, great. isolated thundery showers possible late in the day, but the most, dry, hotand possible late in the day, but the most, dry, hot and sunny. temperatures in the high 20s and low 30s in england and wales, generally the mid 20s in northern irel

of course, abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking this. a category 1 storm. spencer we are seeing hurricane warnings tonight? >> we are indeed. hurricane force strength. it is a category 1. the hurricane, the graphic did not make the update yet. rning hours. ll during the across northern florida and southern georgia and coastal carolinas. this graphic shows how much rainfall is expected in the hardit hit areas, those areas in yellow and orange indicate areas that may receive 3-6 inches of rainfall that, of course, could produce extensive flooding. may see red in there that may see eight inches of rain in this storm. it will weaken to tropical storm force once it moves over land. it is still a powerful and damaging storm. >> okay, thanks a lot. >>> the stormy weather slamming florida is complicating search and rescue efforts of the collapsed condo building. mary gonzalez tells us crews recovered four more bodies today. >> rescuers in surfside florida working through blinding rain and brutal winds from hurricane elsa. searching for the more than 100 people stil

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call today. >>> it's time now for the 4 at 4:00 we've got drew and spencer for the conversation let'sin with the effort to take a bite out of human interaction with sharks, to states in australia recently moved away from using the term shark attack, using terms like bites, incidents and encounters, biologists have strived for less , that's due to their plummeting population, down 71% since 1970. larry, you've got to weigh in on this . >> i want to know who the sharks pr firm is because they are doing a tremendous job to make the shark sound less menacing. he once told me don't have to worry about the big sharks, it's usually the baby sharks that attack when you're out there surfing, and it's like how do you know if it's a baby or a big shark, he said, you will find out. thanks, jeff. >> drew? >> i'm not scared of sharks, i find them fascinating but i'm not going to let go into the deep ocean and be surrounded by sharks but i do think it's cool when they tag them and yocan watcthting patterns and wh i k th'sn peonis working overtime to not call these shark attacks. >> shark lobby. >> i

. >> we don't see an end in sight, spencer?> we see no rain in the immediate future, that means the next 7 to 10 days but while we are obviously still in a severe drought situation, we are fortunate in the bay area that we are experiencing a cooler than average pattern for this time of year. even with the onshore flow, it's helping to reduce fire concerns, because it's bringing more huand temperate change of 24 hours shows it's cool, cooler by 10 degrees cooler than at this hour yesterday. it's been quite a cool down. this is a view from emeryville, looking at san francisco and looking at the marine layer there that has been part of the pattern all week long. 57 degrees in 7 cisco, 64 in oakland. 70 in san jose, 85, morgan hill, 56 at pacifica. the golden gate, that's the view similar to the view at the golden gate we've had all week long. 75 degrees in santa rosa, napa, 68, 82 at fairfield and concord, 80 degrees at livermore. this is a look at our forecast, let's caught overnight rerun, the same pattern we've had all week lon

we are so fortunate, so lucky, the rest of the world, spencer, you traveled all over the world not asn close. but for places like canada. but you are right. i am not talking about scraps but good food. good edible food. i am glad there is a better use for it than throwing it out. i don't know if we need an app but maybe it helps. >> there is is is is is everything now. >> i am surprised nobody made that joke. there is an app for app for ap google cafeteria tried to connect with food banks or shelters but, you know, for consumers connecting restaurants with consumers this is new and a cool concept. >> yes. okay. >>> a new barbie is hitting the shelves. part of the role model series, likeness of osaka from the 2020 open and a quote that is as don't compare yourself to anyone. the path that you are on is yours and yours only. this is her second doll. the first was in celebrate barbie's 60th. >> i was concerned initially about how naomi osaka. she is becoming heroic in this push and it is good that barbie is, also, saying, look, it is fine to be whatever you want to be and if she needs ti

. >> what does it look like, spencer? >> the term cooling onshore flow is over worked these worke but that is what we have. if you have a better way to say at the fits into a producers timeframe, let me know. right now we have gusts at 32 miles per hour. 20 miles per hour in san francisco. all around the bay area it is quite breezy. pleasantly slow and cooler than yesterday. three degrees cooler in san francisco. seven degrees cooler in concord and livermore. on we go to the view from emeryville, looking back toward san francisco. you can see the marine layer deepening and approaching the coast. 60 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland. mountain view, 71. 75 in san jose. 86 in morgan hill. here is a view looking down on the marine layer from mt. tam. 83 at santa rosa. novato, 86. napa, 75 and mid to upper 80s at fairfield, concord, livermore. here is a view of lots of blue sky over the bay from our rooftop camera. fog will continue expanding overnight. patchy, morning drizzle, which may produce damp spots on the roadway

spencer christian is watching it for us. heating up again, but the wind is still with us. >> earlier i described this pattern as breezy. it is more accurately described as windy now. surface wind speeds up to 25 miles per hour. gusts to 25 at livermore and 29 at sfo, so it is a bit more windy than it was earlier. the 24 hour temperature change is impressive. most locations are several degrees cooler right now than this time yesterday, so we have what you might call a wind chill factor, by san francisco bay area standards. here is a view from emeryville, looking back at the city. that breeze is bringing the marines influence. 56 degrees right now. 56 school degrees in san francisco. oakland, 61. mountain view and san jose, 68. 79 in morgan hill and 53 at pacifica. here is a view from the south beach camera, looking eastward. 70 at santa rosa and novato. napa, 64. 78 at fairfield. concord, 76. and the view from the rooftop camera across the embarcadero is cloudy in every direction. overnight rerun, because this is a pattern we

thanks, spencer. uh—oh. hey, lara. yeah, sam beat me. the full—length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. good evening. in allfour in all four nations of the uk and in northern ireland, temperatures broke records, 31.2 celsius in county down, the highest temperature in northern some sunny some sunny spells but the odd spot of rain. that's where we will see the best of the sunshine. temperatures for much of scotland and northern ireland just a little bit lower on sunday afternoon, parts of southern lincoln democrat england, south wales are looking at heights of 31 celsius. into the early hours of monday, it looks dry with some areas of cloud feeding in from the north. mild, warm, muggy nights, 11—17 c, the odd shower in the south on monday, otherwise a lot of dry weather through the week ahead as it turns more unsettled by friday. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak

who does the networking her her friends from acting people like spencer tracy or just coming through the house all the time. and as nancy stepbrother told me. in his parents' marriage loyal and edith davis where he is the you know, he is a man of substance, but she is the one who builds the scaffolding for the rise. you really see the pattern that. would arise in the reagan's marriage. and so while her mother is the source of great trauma. when she is young her mother ultimately gives her. a pattern for the love partnership that could not only provide the kind of security that nancy spends her life craving but also for the pattern for again, how you can make one plus one add up to so much more than two. wow, so you don't think jane wyman would been first lady. and walked out of reagan's first marriage because she essentially got bored with him and one of the things she was most bored with as she would testify in court. in their divorce proceedings was that her husband the president of the screen actors guild just couldn't shut up about politics. but yet it was a screen actors guild t

. >> all right, spencer, thanks. >>> there are several road closures in oakland through midnight. keep that in mind. it is to help the 4th of july crowds get under control. avoid lakeshore and grand avenues near the park. over the holiday weekend cars sometimes double or triple park causing traffic jams and blocking roads for fire trucks and ambulances. >>> high fire danger. a poplar spot. cars are not allowed to be on a stretch of grizzly peak boulevard. there are checkpoints and the police will turn people away. those that live in the area will need an id to get in. the area is considered a high fire hazard zone because of dry brush and trees. >>> a warning tonight that your pets are not fans of fireworks. the humane society say more pets go missing on the 4th of july than any other year. >> it is so avoidable. the excitement that we have as people for the fireworks and the loud bangs and sounds it is exactly what is terrifying to our pets. >> the humane society recommends pets have a collar with a phone number and microchipped with current information. they suggest keeping pets

[laughter] >> let's get into it spencer. at the early years of the mormons, more specifically missouri and illinois. and the smith presidential run in 1844. what i found most fascinating about your interpretation of joseph smith and the more of a community is how it brings the toolbox of democracy. what i mean by toolboxes all of the various legal and political strategies for pleading their case to the state. joseph smith went to the white house and spoke directly with president martin van buren parade this is a funny moment in your book dismissed as effective should a set short and fat. [laughter] clearly smith was unimpressed by the president and congress, he was not alone. so here to discuss smith's a white house and then address the larger issue of exactly how it smith and the mormons viewed the role of the federal government and states power. >> guest: absolutely. as i immerse myself in the surviving documents that joseph smith left behind it became clear to me he is not a political animal by nature. this was not a man

. >> whether we will see those fireworks, spencer. >> i'm going to get to the fireworks fog forecast.here's a look. let's get that out of the way. the 12 hour planner for the fourth of july looks like this. mid-day, mix of clouds through the coast and sun inland . mild afternoon with high temperatures in the inland areas getting to the mid-80s. mainly sunny at that point, but the clouds quickly return in the early evening and of course increasing in the later evening hours, which means our view of the fireworks near the coast will probably be obscured just a bit. we're looking at breezy conditions, service winds generally 18 to 22 miles an hour around the bay area. this is a view of our emeryville camera. traffic is not so bad . people getting late may have already gotten away already. we're looking to look at guys at the bay. oakland, 66, low 70s it mountain view, 59 at half moon bay. here's a look at getting thicker and thicker. 74 at santa rosa, novato, 81, 87 at fairfield, and mid 80s at concord and livermore, and looking down onto the advancing low clouds from mt. tam, these are

you can reach out and touch spencer glacier.and kayaks, all part of the adventure in this week's "off the beaten path. >> everybody is like, wow, it's breathtaking. we're a spencer glacier in south-central alaska. once we're out here, we're away from everything. it's a place that's a hidden gem, so it makes it difficult to get out here, but it's really worth it. >> you can't get here by car. you have to get in the train to make your way out here. it's an exciting combination of being very accessible while also being remote. spencer, though much smaller than it used to be, really a large glacier, and it is it retreated, has created a huge lake. you have all these big, beautiful icebergs choking the late itself, and we get onto the ice. we get to look at the cool features on this glacier. we're going to be looking for some crevasses, blue ice fea features, some deep ice. it's pretty darn special. (piano playing) here we go. ♪ [john legend's i can see clearly now] ♪ ♪ ♪ make your reunion happen with vrbo. your together awaits. vrbo