officially, it couldn't have been tougherfor officially, it couldn't have been tougher for steve clarkuldn't have been tougherfor steve clark, game number two against the world number one, belgian led by an where real madrid spent up to £150 million on into his mission, he is priceless, the ha pless mission, he is priceless, the hapless haley over at the ball was nearly out, but he still found ramen to the cochlea. the goal came in stoppage time, wending scotland for the break after dodging took the key is that even even if you get one he will get to. by now, not abandoned the scots because he was outside in the scots because he was outside in the build up. scotland vitals are just for one chance when suddenly effortlessly, they met several all at once, scott had the press crack and after several others, the last one. against belgian, such opportunities are rare, they slept late —— straight back into sync with a superb third, but their score. scotla nd a superb third, but their score. scotland no points must come from other places, and they only get easier after this. another match at

reign as the scotla nd but steve clark's reign as the scotland manager, scotland head coach, got off. the winner was scored just three minutes from the end. that keeps them joint second in their group. and it is three wins out of three for northern ireland, who came from a goal down to when to— one in estonia. josh mike ennis with a late winner. —— josh mcguinness. let's talk about the game no one wa nts to let's talk about the game no one wants to play, the third—place play—off. after losing their semifinal, england face switzerland later. they are hoping to get something out of the game. we have thousands of fans here, and we need to make sure that our performance is one that gives them something back, that we finish the season in the right manner, having had a very good season. right manner, having had a very good season. every time we take the field, we are learning things about the players and learning things about how we need to play and improve. for us, it is an important match. we mustn't forget the canadian grand prix this weekend, where sebastian vettel will start on pole p

steve clark popped his head around, how do you feel that that just how much head around, how do you feelry? it certainly has come a small thing like that matters. and yeah, it's the small little things that make us feel respected. how you feeling? a bit nervous. i do not know what to expect i think will thrive in that environment though. have a safe journey and thank you very much. tomorrow, scotland will fly and we are taught there a rumour that they may even be some bagpipes to see you off. some other football news now and wales ended a seven game goal drought to beat world cup bound new zealand1—0 in a friendly in cardiff. kayleigh green scored the only goal in the 90th minute. and englands under—20s lost to portugal under—19s at the toulon tournament. england lost their first group match, and now sit bottom of their group — after getting beaten 3—2 in the south of france. arsenal's eddie nketiah and joe willock with the england goals. just days after liverpool became european champions, the club has announced that both daniel sturridge and alberto moreno will leave this summer. both

steve clarke's reign as manager got off to a winning start as his side beat cyprus at hampden on saturday. wales are third in their group and play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3 thousand seats shut off after hungary were punished by uefa for racist chating and vandalism during the game with slovakia in march. i have talked to them about it before, sanctions on racism should before, sanctions on racism should be stronger, and for me, it is all about concentrating on the game. i have enough to worry about with the game and winning this game and yeah, we hope that all of the fans behave. as always, and all of the games, properly and how they should. ferrari are appealing the penalty handed to sebastian vettel that saw him demoted from first to second at the canadian grand prix. they have four days to gather evidence to back their case which has divided opinion across the sport. our reporterjoe lynskey has more. this is an overview of the incident which has split opinion across formula i this weekend. it cost sebastian his first grand prix victory of the season. the german had l

away from the world cup, steve clarke's reign as scotland men's head coach got off to a dramatic startyprus in their euro 2020 qualifier. oliver burke scored the winnerjust three minutes from time at hampden, a much—needed win that keeps them joint second in their group. it's three wins out of three for northern ireland, who came from a goal down to win 2—1 in estonia, josh magennis with a late winner. but wales lost 2—1 to the world cup finalists croatia in osijek they're now out of the automatic qualfication places going into their match against hungary in budapest on tuesday. we didn't really play well. two poor goals we gave away. and so, yeah, disappointed. because when you don't play like you can do, and still create chances against this top team, you have got to be disappointed. it's the game that no—one wants to play, the third place play—off, but after losing their nations league semi—final, england face switzerland in portugal later, aiming to get something out of it. we've got thousands of fans here and we need to make sure our performance gives them something back. we need

scotland beat cyprus 2—1 in tonight's euro 2020 qualifier, in what was manager steve clarke's first matchin the right place to give scotland a much needed win after a run of results which cost his predecessor alex mcleish his job. josh magennis grabbed a late winner as northern ireland maintained their perfect start with three wins from three in qualifying. they beat estonia 2—1 in talinn to top their group. wales, after going 2—0 down to croatia, pulled a goal back, but couldn't recover losing 2—1 in osijek. a result that leaves them third in their group. the former tottenham defender and leyton orient manager justin edinburgh has died five days after suffering a heart attack. as a player, he won the fa cup with tottenham in 1991 and went on to manage northampton, gillingham and newport before moving to leyton orient 18 months ago. he was 49. and australia's ashleigh barty‘s won her first grand slam with victory over marketa vondorousova in the women's french open final. she won in straight sets against her czech opponent, who'd knocked out briton‘sjohanna konta in the semifinals. barty

not least for steve clarke, in only his second game as scotland manager.d two of the star names combined early on to signal danger. scotland's goal was under siege, and shortly before half—time their defences were breached. romelu lukaku rising to open the scoring. after the break, he made it two, and with that went scottish hopes. kevin de bruyne finished the visitors off, a 3—0 defeat denting their chances of reaching a first major tournament since 1998. at the futuristic borisov arena in belarus, northern ireland were looking to break new ground. and with a superb late finish by paddy mcnair, they did. brilliant! winning four consecutive qualification games for the first time. in control of a group that includes germany and the netherlands, although they still must play them both twice. semifinalists at the last euros, wales are struggling even to be a part of the next tournament. they had to get points in hungary, but failed. a 1—0 loss that could prove costly. david ornstein, bbc news. newsnight is on bbc two in a few minutes. here on bbc one it's tim

not least for steve clarke, in only his second game as scotland manager.e, and two of the star names combined early on to signal danger. scotland's goal was under siege, and shortly before half—time their defences were breached. romelu lukaku rising to open the scoring. after the break, he made it two, and with that went scottish hopes. kevin de bruyne finished the visitors off, a 3—0 defeat denting their chances of reaching a first major tournament since 1998. at the futuristic borisov arena in belarus, northern ireland were looking to break new ground. and with a superb late finish by paddy mcnair, they did. brilliant! winning four consecutive qualification games for the first time. in control of a group that includes germany and the netherlands, although they still must play them both twice. semifinalists at the last euros, wales are struggling even to be a part of the next tournament. they had to get points in hungary, but failed. a 1—0 loss that could prove costly. david ornstein, bbc news. britain's chris froome remains eighth after stage three of th

scotland seek to make it two wins from two under new manager steve clarke, but can they cause an upsetgium tonight? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. 0xfam, one of britain's biggest and best known charities, has been given a warning by the charity commission, that's the official watchdog in england and wales. it follows an inquiry into how 0xfam dealt with claims that some of its staff were involved in sexual misconduct, including paying for sex while they were in haiti to help victims of the earthquake in 2010. the report says that the charity failed to investigate fully allegations that children might have been involved. 0xfam has repeatedly apologised and today its chair of trustees described the episode as shameful. manveen rana reports. amid scenes of catastrophic damage, the earthquake in haiti in 2010 left hundreds of thousands dead and 1.5 million people without homes. but as this report shows, 0xfam, one of the biggest charities that went into haiti to help, allowed its staff to sexually exploit desperate and vulnerable women and young girls. the report said the

that match will be steve clarke's first as scotland manager.ar in group i — that underwhelming start ultimately costing alex mcleish his job. but clarke hopes that his appointment will have the desired impact. just the determination to get three points, and to keep the positive feel that seems to be around the appointment of myself. the group seemed really positive, as well, and i want that to continue for as long as possible. at the women's world cup, six—time world player of the year marta has been ruled out of brazil's opening game on sunday againstjamaica in group c, reportedly with a thigh issue. meanwhile, teenage midfielder yulia gwinn scored the second—half winner as two—time champions germany kicked off their campaign with a 1—0 win over china. miriam walker—khan was watching the action. the germans are strong starters at the world cup. four years ago, they beat ivory coast 10—0 in their opening game. china are 14 places below them in the world rankings. to be expected, with one of the best players in the world, dzsenifer marozsan. the

scotland are playing cyprus at hampden park in steve clarke's first game as scotland manager.ales lost 2—1 against the world cup finalists croatia in osijek. they went behind through an own goal before ivan perisic made it 2—0. david brooks did pull one back but it wasn't enough. they are now in third place and currently out of the automatic qualfication places. they play hungary in budapest on tuesday. we didn't really play well. to pull goals we gave away. i am disappointed because when you don't play like you can do and still create chances against this top team, you've got to be disappointed. it's three wins out of three for northern ireland. they came from a goal down to win 2—1 in estonia. josh mageniss scored a late winner, minutes after conor washington had equalised. at the women's world cup, two—time champions germany were far from their best butjust edged past china in rennes. the world's second ranked side were frustrated for long periods before teenager yulia gwinn scored the only goal of the match on her first competitive appearance. spain came back from a goal d

scotland's position improved after their win over cyprus on saturday in what was manager steve clarke'sthird but face a tough trip to play belgium. and wales, also third, play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3,000 seats shut off after the hosts were punished by uefa for racist chanting during a game earlier this year. england will qualify for the knockout stage of the women's world cup with victory over argentina on friday. that's after argentina held 2011 winners japan to a goalless draw yesterday. the japanese are bidding to reach a third consecutive final, but were frustrated by a team who played no games in 2016 and the majority of 2017 due to a lack of funding. speaking this morning, england midfielder kiera walsh says she is thankfulfor the backing given by the fa. speaking this morning, england's manchester city midfielder i think when you saw their celebrations after getting their first point at a world cup yesterday, it was inspiring and humbling how much it meant to those girls. it reminds us how lucky we are that we have got the facilities we've got. phil neville i

steve clarke began his reign as scotland men's head coach with a 2—1win over cyprus in their euro 2020 keeps scotland level in the group with second—placed russia. clarke will now take his side to brussels to face the belgians on tuesday. it's three wins out of three for northern ireland. they came from a goal down to win 2—1 in estonia. josh mageniss scored a late winner, minutes after conor washington had equalised. not such good news for wales though. they lost 2—1 against the world cup finalists croatia in 0ssy—yek. they are now in third place and currently out of the automatic qualfication places. they play hungary in budapest on tuesday. we didn't really play well. two poor goals we gave away. and, so disappointed. so when you don't play like you can do and still create chances against this top team you've got to be disappointed. at the women's world cup, two—time champions germany were far from their best butjust edged past china in rennes. the world's second ranked side were frustrated for long periods before teenager yulia gwinn scored the only goal of the game on her first co

steve clarke's reign as manager got off to a winning start as his side beat cyprus at hampden on saturday budapest. there will be 3 thousand seats shut off after hungary were punished by uefa for racist chating and vandalism during the game

steve clarke will take charge of scotland for the first time when they face cyprus at hampden park tonighthopes his appointment will have the desired impact. just the determination to get three points, and to keep the positive feel that seems to be around the appointment of myself. the group seemed really positive as well, and i want that to continue for as long as possible. following on from france's 4—0 defeat of south korea in the opening match of the world cup, germany began their campaign on day two against china in rennes. the germans ranked second in the world are unbeaten in their last 12 matches. miriam walker—khan reports. the germans are strong starters at the world cup. four years ago, they beat ivory coast 10—0 in their opening game. china of four places below them in the world rankings. to below them in the world rankings. to be expected with one of the best players in the world, jennifer marchand. the first half was full of german errors in chinese chances, which they failed to capitalise chance on. one of them was a sloppy pass, meaning to iasi could run free. gangly, who s

let's go to steve clark in the newsroom.t right now, a memorial seicheld in roseville for sacramento police officer, tara o'sullivan, killed last week in the line of duty, the officer was fatally shot last wednesday while responding to a domestic violence call, the memorial service at the bayside adventure church is open to the public. >>> in morgan hill, grief counselors are at a ford dealership that is reopening today after tuesday's deadly workplace shooting where three people were killed. flowers were placed at the dealership in memory of two shooting victims am a 38-year- old, xavier soto and brian light. tonight, a candlelight vigil was planned at the downtown morgan hill amphitheater, authorities say the gunmen who later killed himself lost his job on tuesday after working in the parts department for 8 years. >>> tonight, 10 more democratic presidential candidates will debate in miami after last night's first debate of the 2020 elections, tonight's debate will include the front runners, joe biden and bernie sanders al

away from the world cup, steve clarke's reign as scotland men's head coach got off to a dramatic startes from time at hampden, a much—needed win that keeps them joint second in their group. it's three wins out of three for northern ireland, who came from a goal down to win 2—1 in estonia. josh magennis with a late winner. but wales lost 2—1 to the world cup finalists croatia in osijek, they're now out of the automatic qualfication places going into their match against hungary in budapest on tuesday. we didn't really play well. two poor goals we gave away. and so, disappointed. because when you don't play like you can do, and still create chances against this top team, you have got to be disappointed. it's the game that no—one wants to play — the third place play—off, but after losing their nations league semifinal, england face switzerland in portugal later, aiming to get something out of it. we've got thousands of fans here and we need to make sure our performance gives them something back. we finished the season in the right manner, having had a very good season. and every time we ta

they face belgium in brussels later as steve clarke looks to go for two wins from two games.re still three points off their group leaders belgium. northern ireland can make it an historic four wins from four if they win in belarus. it gets much harder after tonight's match, though — they've got the netherlands and germany sto come in the autumn. wales will be looking to recover from their defeat to croatia at the weekend — something manager ryan giggs described as a "missed chance". it raised the stakes for their trip to budapest tonight and giggs admits wales have had a tough start to qualifying. we are up against it in regards we have one less game than everyone else, and also two tough away games on the spin, but you have to deal with that, you have to get on with it. but yes it is important we get something out of the game. also there's 15 more points to be won so we are aware of that as well. but it would be nice after these two tough games to come away with something. three games at the women's world cup today. we're one down after the netherlands beat new zealand in to

scotland's position improved after their win over cyprus on saturday in what was manager steve clarke's3,000 seats shut off after the hosts were punished by uefa for racist chanting during a game earlier this year. i've talked about before about sanctions on racism are not strong enough. they should be stronger. but for me, yeah, it is all about concentrating on the game really. i've got enough to worry about with the game and winning this game. but, yeah, we hope that all the fans behave, as always, in all the games, properly and how they should. at the women's world cup, argentina who face england next, drew nil—nil with 2011 winners japan. which means a win for england in their next match will see them reach the knockout phase. the japanese are bidding to reach a third consecutive final but were frustrated throughout and the result means england top the group after beating scotland on sunday. this is a really significant result for argentina against the team ranked as one of the pretournament favourites. canada opened their campaign with a 1—0 win over cameroon. kadeisha buchanan, vo

. >> good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here he said a lot of changes in our weather. >> not as much as yesterday. there will be some hot air as we get to the weekend. the delta wind which was screaming yesterday is still out of the west but it's not that strong. our system swept through that brought most #2e6r7s down dramatically. a few high clouds zipping by. by overall today's kind of the transition day here 40s. a little chill in the morning. even livermore at 48 degrees. if it feels cooler, it is cooler, but it will be sunny, nice today. and tomorrow high pressure starts to build in and temperatures are on their way up. they will go way up. we'll start saturday ask and it looks to be sunday, monday with lots of 90s and 80s near the coast as well. 60s, 70s and 80s today. 4:01 on a presented. he's here and hopefully tell you the traffic is quiet. >> it is quiet. and i like that it's quiet on fridays. you won't be disappointed. let's go to the tracy super commute. you can see traffic is moving well. the road se

no such celebrations for scotland, away to belgium, the world top ranked team in only steve clark's second. kevin de bruyne finishing the visitors. it went a similar way to wales. semifinalists at the last year is, they are struggling even to be a pa rt they are struggling even to be a part of the next tournaments. ryan giggs's man had to get points but failed. a loss that could prove costly. caster semenya has won her first race since athletics' governing body the iaaf introduced new rules restricting testosterone levels. the ruling affects women competing from 400m to the mile. the south african held on to win a 2,000 metre race just outside of paris — and it came the day after she was named in south africa's provisional squad for this year's world championships in qatar. last week the swiss federal supreme court suspended the iaaf‘s ruling, allowing her to temporarily compete without taking testosterone—reducing medicine. iama i am a talented athlete so i am not worried about anything else. even if i have to withdraw from the 100m, it doesn't matter no more. i think i have one everythin

scotland's position improved after their win over cyprus on saturday in what was manager steve clarke's, it is all about concentrating on the game really. i've got enough to worry about with the game and winning this game. but, yeah, we hope that all the fans behave, as always, and all the games, properly and how they should. at the women's world cup england have a two point cushion at the top of their group, as their next opponents argentina could only draw with former winners japan. )the japanese are bidding to reach a third consecutive final but were left frustrated throughout as it finished goalless, england the only team in group d to win their opening match. canada managed a win their opening match beating cameroon 1—0. kadeisha buchanan, voted the best young player at the last world cup, with the only goal. to the cricket world cup and a boost for england. wicketkeeperjos buttler is responding well to treatment on a bruised hip and will train with the squad tomorrow ahead of friday's game with west indies. south africa's hopes of making it out of the group stage are fading after

good morning, i'm dave clark. steve paulson is off today. but sara zendehnam is in today. >> it's a little cool. a little breezy. but we're just going to warm up a bit today. we're going to see highs just slightly lower than what we saw yesterday. but we are waking up to low clouds, pretty similar to what we saw yesterday, with the low cloud cover. although really not as widespread. really, by the afternoon, we will see mostly to partly sunny skies. it's going to shape up to a nice day today. yesterday got warm in one location. but not too bad. your extended forecast, though, it's going to cool down. right now in concord. 61 degrees in walnut creek. 56 degrees in oakland. san jose at 59 degrees and san francisco is at 56 degrees. just a little bit of a breeze outside. 12-mile-per-hour sustained wind speeds. but 9 miles per hour in concord. 3 miles at oakland. sfo clocking at 8 miles per hour. our temperatures will dip down just a bit today. not too noticeable in some spots. today, the high expected is 81 degrees. concord got a little warm ye

scotland have a new man in charge though, and steve clarke's impact was immediate as they beat cyprus incur the wrath of his father—in—law if they beat scotland. martinez‘s wife is scottish. martinezjoked that his wife isn't bothered, but her dad is a big fan. what about the women's world cup? england and scotland aren't playing again until friday but there's three matches today — the pick of them sees the united states — defending champions — getting their campaign underway against thailand. the last time the two sides met thailand were thrashed 9—0 so we're expecting plenty of goals in rheims tonight. there's one game that's already kicked off though. the football fans against the orange lionesses. the netherlands big favourites to win despite only being the second cup, new zealand passed —— never been past the group stages, and you can watch this on the bbc red button and the bbc sport website, it is goldust with five minutes of the first half left to play. jack laugher and reigning world champion tom daley will lead the british team for this summer's diving world championships in

clark. the great steve paulson is back in his office. >> thank you. you like the weather? >> it's a little hot for me. >> geeze girl. >>> it will be cooler today. unseasonably cool. not much in the way of low clouds. a system that came in was hard to see. we have mostly clear skies. otherwise sunny, cool, breezy. last night on the satellite picture you can see there's a little bit of fog there. and that's what we're going to deal with today. highs today will be in the 60s and mainly the 70s. here's sad. >>> all right. steve, good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well. a little bit of slowing on 580 in greenville. no major issue issues if you drive into the pleasanton area. northbound 880 you see chp and this whole area this whole right lane is going to be affected. it's 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> police in morgan hill worked overnight and into this morning investigating a deadly shooting athe a car dealership where three people were killed. it happened at the ford store morgan hill dealership just off highway 101 at east dunn avenue. reports of shots fired

scotland's position improved after their win over cyprus on saturday in what was manager steve clarke's third, play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3,000 seats shut off after the hosts were punished by uefa for racist chanting during a game earlier this year. golf now, and the third major of the year gets under way this week, the us open, with tiger woods chasing the title for the fourth time in his career. having won his 15th major at the masters in augusta in april, woods is now eyeing up success at pebble beach — the course where he won the first of his three us open titles. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to the conservative leadership contest. andrea leadsom and mark harper have both launched their campaigns this morning. norman smith is in westminster. two different campaign launches this morning. andrea leadsom is saying october the 31st is a red line, there were no circumstances when she would go beyond that. mark harper by way of contrast says it's just not credible to leave on october the 31st and he joins credible

clark. good to see you, cook. steve is off today. but sara is over in her office. talking about weather. how does it look, how does it feel? >> it's chilly at this hour. it will warm up today. similar to yesterday. and i know people welcomed that coolness yesterday, compared to what we saw this week, inland. we'll be warm through temperatures in the 80s. around the bay and on the coast, it will be a little cooler. 60s to 70s, the highs we're expecting today. right now, in oakland, it is 55 degrees. 57 degrees in hayward. 58 degrees in san jose right now. 62 degrees in concord. san francisco at 56 degrees. it's a little breezy in some spots. concord and napa both have 12-mile-per-hour sustained wind speeds. fairfield about 17 miles per hour. hayward, 5 miles per hour. san jose, 6 miles per hour. if you head outside, you may feel that breeze. today, we're going to warm up. but a little cooler than what we saw yesterday. santa rosa, high of 81. slightly cooler than yesterday's high of 82. concord will be warm. a lot of our inland cities will be 88 degrees. oakland, you'll hit about 71 degre

clark. good sleeping weather. a little cooler than normal. steve paulson's in his office. mation. >> looking sharp today, mr. clark. >> thank you. >>> i like those colors. some of you would like to purge this day from your memory or some enjoyed it. take you back to june 11th. remember june 11th. concord 105 and san francisco a toasty 91. tomorrow we'll go from one exchange to the other. tomorrow looks to be the coolest day. 76, 75. 75. and 63. good average. today will all be below average. foreca

i'm frank mallicoat in for dave clark. steve is back here from the evenings. >> says he enjoys sleeping in. >> i was going to say sleep is not overrated. >> no it is not. thank you pam >>> low clouds which retreated sooner and they'll cool down some of those locations that were in the 90s to 100s yesterday. that's just a tremendous difference from locations inland and the coast. now santa rosa 74. the city 62. oakland 70. livermore 85 and san jose 80. normals on the right. i see below-normal temps. even livermore which was in that 92-degree range yesterday. san jose will be close within a degree. low clouds and fog making a stronger push this morning. there's a big system moving into the pacific northwest which is opening the door to a little bit of a sea breeze. 50s for most. 60s for some around the bay, temperatures are in the 50s even cooling off in the oakland hills in the mid 70s. now they're in the mid 50s there. 60 in alameda 57 in city. what's the water temp? 56. bodega bay is 54. one of these days the half moon buoy wil

i am in for dave clark. steve is back in the morning settle and happy to be here. >> good seeing you on the show, temperatures went up for some yesterday and not for all. cooling off today. staying in the 60s, not changing. some areas, 100 or really close to it. all the temperatures are a little below average including livermore at 85 after 92 yesterday. san jose, 80-81. santa rosa, 74. the city keeps going down. 66,

clark. we'll go to steve for all the answers. >> i don't know about all the answers. but for those of you who enjoyed the sunset, the higher clouds were the source of that. there's still some over us now.clear out here and temps ar bumping up a little bit. as it does, temperatures are gradually warming up. but some of that higher cloud deck is producing warmer lows. 50s, upper 50s and also into low 60s as well. let's see if this will fill in. there you go. see? 50s, mid-50s, upper 50s, low 60s, even to the north, cloud cover. couple of 40s in the lake county. a little cool but not as cool as yesterday morning. still a breeze. not screaming or anything like that. but morning high clouds, and mostly sunny this afternoon. cloud deck takes aim over us. associated over the base that was low. temperatures, 60s, 70s, and back into low 80s. 4:0 1 on a friday morning. >>> light traffic is good on a friday. driving in, tracy, livermore, pleasanton, looks very nice. and there have been no major problems in the area. as i look around, it's lightly traveled as you might expect it

clark. we're talking about your weather. and you'll notice a change in the weather. a little cooler. steve is in his office. >> one of the greatest forecasts ever. was the d-day forecast. >> yes. >> we had better meteorologists than they did. that was one of the quotes. >> so they had to wait for the weather to break? >> yeah. and they finally got one. it was not easy. that was one of the best ever. we do have a change here for us. it's a cooler forecast for about two days. then right back up we go. tim over here was just asking me. so steve, is it like not locking in, transitory, one day, it's warm. one day it's hot. yes. that's the way it's looking. today and tomorrow, that cooler pattern. fog can wind. cool to nice. and warming up rapidly, saturday into sunday. probably monday, tuesday and then cooler in the next week. that's the way it's looking right now. 50s on the temps. there were a lot more 60s university. santa rosa is down to 50. santa rosa down to 52. and livermore. felt the wind kick in overnight. still out there for some. usual suspects. southwest wind. or due west wind. syst

i'm dave clark, steve paulson, always cool, even when it gets hot outside. >> i don't know about this, i might have to find some shade, but today is okay. a lot of high clouds coming er

clark. let's talk about your thursday weather. steve ballson is right over here. >> cool, cool. >> in fact, temperatures this time of year inland. good 10, 12 degrees lower than where they should be. i'll tell you, the next 3 to 5 days, does not look like much of a warming trend not only low higher clouds. partly sunny to partly cloudy day. school in 60s and 70s. areas that should be 60s, 70s and 80s. livermore should be closer to 87. 2 degrees warmer than yesterday. rain, a lot of cloud cover. very cool temps from that low up in the pacific northwest. and a little bit. made tup into northern sacramento valley yesterday. i'll show you that in a second. some higher clouds will come in at the bottom of this system and swing through. everything much around redding and mount shasta yesterday. some of that could pop up again. you can see activity there to the north. and i would think more of the same again today. plenty of low clouds in place. even though there's not a lot to support it. 40 fist are some. menlo park is in there. stanford. lo

clark. good to see you, cook. steve is off today. but sara is over in her office. talking about weather. how does it look, how does it feel? >> it's chilly at this hour. it will warm up today. similar to yesterday. and i know people welcomed that coolness yesterday, compared to what we saw this week, inland. we'll be warm through temperatures in the 80s. around the bay and on the coast, it will be a little cooler. 60s to 70s, the

. >> good morning, i'm david clark, steve paulson is in his office, talking about the colder weather we are getting this morning.>> just like that, it cooled off. all right, thank you, we do have a cooler pattern today and tomorrow but you will need the ac on the weekend, we will go right back up on the temperatures. jamie is in livermore, good morning, steve, a beautiful cool morning of 56 degrees, the breeze really picked up and cool things off a lot. yesterday was a hot one in livermore, 94, above average for everyone again. 90 in santa rosa, even 71 in san francisco, but not today. the temperatures are way down, there will probably be some upper 50s in the city. santa rosa, 77, and san jose at 73 degrees, after yesterday's 84. the lows were all in the 50s. it was warming up fast, but that breeze did kick in late in the afternoon, closer to the bay. you could feel that overnight. the high-pressure loses out for two days, the system is sweeping and, we will get a southwest flow in the atmosphere, that will wipe out the inversion, with warm air aloft. 50s on the highs, a mix of sun

clark. i bet you had the fan running last night. >> i absolutely did. >> steve paul is in his office today. warm weather. >> i would say hot. >> one more day. today and then we'll start a cooldown as we head into tomorrow. going up, down. that's where it's going the next 7 to 10 days. did i set my computer. yes, i did. sometimes you never know. thunderstorms over the sierra, but that's about it. there was a little fog but then overtime it said i can't make it. the same today. a little bit of patchy fog but lows are up. 50s, 60s. it won't take long to warm up. almost 70 at wood acre. look at that 60 from vallejo up to poke canyon. so any patchy fog will only help those where it's near that. then this system right there will sweep through for a big cool down but that's tomorrow not today. 70s and mid 90s. 4:01 he's here. stockton time. solano county time. >> you can have which ever one you want. >> you're the producer so you go ahead. >> thank you steve. >>> yeah, steve's very correct. we do the far away commutes for people who get up early. eastbound 580 a little bit of slow traffic there. n

clark. good sleeping weather. a little cooler than normal. steve paulson's in his office. he has all the information. >> looking sharp today, mr. clark. >> thank you. >>> i like those colors. some of you would like to purge this day from your memory or some enjoyed it. take you back to june 11th. remember june 11th. concord 105 and san francisco a toasty 91. tomorrow we'll go from one exchange to the other. tomorrow looks to be the coolest day. 76, 75. 75. and 63. good average. today will all be below average. forecast highs here. what's normal on the right. livermore 76. should be 87. that's a big drop for inland temps. really deep strong low. this is quite impressive. almost record-setting. as far as cool air aloft goes a couple of high clouds being generated. overall 40s, 50s, 60s on the temps here. a few low 50s as well. 53 and so is livermore at 53. that's pretty cool. mostly sunny today. breezy temperatures coming down. that low's going to be a low-mover. the cooldown continues into tomorrow with some even cooler temps by tomorrow by a couple of degrees. today it's 60

clark. let's talk about your weather for this wednesday. steve paulson is in his office. >> it's going to be a warm to hot day. sunny, nice to hot but for those of you saying oh, no. don't worry. tomorrow will be much cooler. it looks like late sunday into monday we'll start to warm it up again. 55 in santa rosa and 62 in san . it wonh to warm up creatingen inversion so that will translate with no on shore flow. there is a bit of on shore flow. sierra nevada will get some afternoon thunderstorms. 60s on the temps. 40s near the coast. you can see 61 observation napa. american canyon 60. wood acre 58' a lot of mid 50s up by the river. the system's on its way for tomorrow that will usher in that on shore wind. 70s in the bay and 80s and 90s through the interior. sal's here at 6:00 and will tell you the traffic

steve paulson was here earlier. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. s out, we have sara talking about the weather. >> we are starting out looking at gray skies. that will keep the temperatures cool. not as cool as yesterday. the clouds and breeze will keep us from warming up, too, too much. you can see a gray start to the day. like i said, thing also warm up just a bit, kind of similar to the temperatures we saw yesterday. we're seeing high clouds. they will move out of the way by mid-morning later on this afternoon. so just a little bit warmer. 13-mile-per-hour sustained winds speeds at sfo. miles per hour in mountainview and san jose. eight miles per hour in hayward. we'll see the influence of the on shore flow. 13 miles per hour in concord. 17 miles per hour in fairfield. a look at your current temperatures. 61 right now to get your morning started in concord. 58 in oakland and walnut creek. livermore at 58. like i said, we are warming up just a bit today. santa rosa yesterday got to 75 as the high, warming up to 80 degrees. concord 79 was your high

clark. your weather is something to talk about, too. steveere, too. >> for the end of june, temperatures are quite cool here. in fact, some of the lows are also on the cool side.

.>> good morning i am dave clark, rosemary is in for steve and let's talk about the weather>> yes another spare the air day and it will be harder for those inland communities and reaching into the low 100 today and those temperatures to peak today and they drop off tomorrow. we do have to get through today so just be aware of it, heat advisories for the bayside communities as well as inland going through 9 pm tonight it does exclude most of the coast but even the coasts will be warm once again with 80s and the 90s expected over areas of santa cruz. here is a look at sfo which broke a record yesterday and downtown san francisco tied a record yesterday, 74 right now in downtown san francisco, oakland at 70, upper 60s in livermore and san jose and oakland also broke records yesterday, santa rosa at 57 which is one of the cooler spots this morning the breezes have died down, we still have the offshore flow but because the breezes of died down especially in the hills there is no red flag warning. a lot warmer this morning, up by 12 at oakland and 11 at half moon bay. we have clouds overhead

clark. a little colder this morning. steved you that was going to happen. >> it was nice. >> i felt it too. that's going to stay this way for awhile. we do have some few high clouds. the trend continues tomorrow. 60s, 70s. sun and clouds breezy. sometimes windy and cooler. we try to focus on the inland locations because they will drop the most. out of the 80s and down into the 70s here. we have a very unseasonably low parked off the portland area. we're not getting anything in the way of cloud cover. we're certainly getting the cooler effects along wit

clark. they're headed to zip trip. sal is going, too. steve will be there.teve is heading over there -- >>> yes. steve has passed the weather torch no me. we're starting off with high clouds, kind of moving out of the way. take a live look at sfo. by early afternoon we're expecting some clearing, so shaping up to be a nice day, a little warmer yesterday. if you like what you saw yesterday, we'll have more of that. we are dealing with that on shore flow. we definitely have breezy conditions, especially starting of your morning 15-mile-an-hour sustained winds. miles in hayward. 5-miles in mountain dew and san jose. so pretty similar to what we shaw yesterday. temperature, not too bad. 57 degrees to get your friday morning started in oakland. 56 in san francisco. concord, 61, same

i'm dave clark, steve paulson, always cool, even when it gets hot outside. >> i don't know about this weekend, i might have to find some shade, but today is okay. a lot of high clouds coming over us, and a very cool breeze, but first, tracy says morning cloud cover is keeping it cool in redwood this morning, how about that. we don't hear that all the time. 55 in brentwood. 51 degrees and cordelia. with high clouds and no fog. wind, southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour, and 51 is rather popular. that has been the low in san francisco, livermore, and san jose all in there as well. and the san francisco buoy temperature is a cold 51. and 51 in monterey. partly cloudy right now but it'll be mostly sunny later, 60s, 70s, low 80s, it is all about the weekend because the temperatures are warming up. sunday and monday appear to be the warmest days, not only inland, but at the coast and the bay. still a westerly or southwest breeze, as indicated at cordelia. also out to fairfield, the higher clouds will clear this morning. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, the peninsula, 40s as well. even over t

clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. you and i are here all morning through 9:00, because steve and sal and gasia and mike are going to zip over to american >> is it going to nice over >> we worry about that, fire season. >> we do. and we will be talking to someone in the wine-making napa valley gets warmer. a lot of high clouds over us. yesterday evening. sunset opportunities. well, guess what? you'll have the sunrise opportunities as well. pretty impressive system. you know? i mean, there's a lot of chatter about the hot temperatures in europe. and yes, that's true. but to counterbalance that, it's been extremely cool here. when you get temperatures below 15 degrees below average. that's what we're mentioning. all officiated with that low. get a little enhancement with the jet stream. a little clearing taking place to the north. clouds willinger more towards the peninsula, east bay these temps. 55 in pacifica. but mid-50s stanford. also palo alto. 55, 56 and 57, on the san mateo there's still a breeze. not roaring or anything. but it's out of the south or southwest. you can se

clark. we'll focus on weather. steve is off. but mark tamayo is here with the forecast. >> another hot forecast. seems like the fog, we don't really appreciate the fog. but when it's gone. >> i do. i love to see that fog rolling in. >> i know. >> when is it going to roll in? >> looks like maybe late tonight into tomorrow. so at least a few patches. but we're starting to see a change in the wind direction. and a change in the wind direction will bring an overall change for our weather story. but yesterday, boy, it was so hot out there. temperatures in the upper 90s to around 100 degrees. take a look at all of the records. santa rosa, 101 degrees. richmond, 94. san francisco, 97. sfo, 100. oakland, 98. gilroy, 104 degrees. another heat advisory. all the areas in yellow. the reds, in excessive heat warning. the one difference for today. the areas not under these advisories or warnings. that's out to the coast. and san francisco, upper 90s. today, are thinking mid-80s later on this afternoon. maybe some upper 80s and that sea breeze

clark. your weather is something to talk about, too. steve paulson is here, too. >> for the end of june, temperatures are quite cool here. in fact, some of the lows are also on the cool side. pem grove, heels burg. napa. in the 40s. there are a lot of others as well. a few i could fit in there. low clouds, higher clouds as well. and the breeze will continue. not as strong as yesterday. forecast highs, mainly inland, are running a good, 10 degrees plus below average for this time of year. livermore, 76. should be 87 degrees. now, san francisco, oakland, a little closer. but still below. the source of that cooldown, is this deep low. deep as in strong for the end of june. but look what it does. taps in for the bottom of that. they'll probably drift across later today. and there's plenty of low clouds in place as well. 40s and 49 degrees. sunny valley at 51. and a lot of stoga even at 49 d upper 40s for some. low 50s for many. so if it feels cool to you, it is. we'll have an onshore breeze in place. and this cool kicks out. that won't be for a l

i am in for dave clark. steve is back in the morning settle and happy to be here. >> good seeing you on the show, temperatures went up for some yesterday and not for all. cooling off today. staying in the 60s, not changing. some areas, 100 or really close to it. all the temperatures are a little below average including livermore at 85 after 92 yesterday. san jose, 80-81. santa rosa, 74. the city keeps going down. 66, 64, 62. so not above average this week. remember last week? a roaring wind cranked up. bringing a cooler pattern. 50s and 60s to the north. 53, napa. a lot of 50s. marin county, to the russian river. and calistoga, 51. a low cloud deck marches up the coast. as it does, making a good push inland. it will burn off later today. helped along by a system coming into the pacific northwest. this will give you a good cooldown. 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. 7:01 a.m. looking at the monitor. >>> i would say that i would avoid 101 driving to san francisco airport. northbound 101 from places like san mateo. and driving