i would prefer summertime in the evenings there's so much to do and when it's still light then it's much better these the prison it even i would hate the winter time but if not maybe winter time in summer it's not easy to go to bed when it's still light outside. except those who i voted to get rid of the time change but face that some a time. i wouldn't notice any difference so you can do what you want i don't really care. some opinions from the streets switching or not till the daylight savings time off for more let's bring in. correspondent in brussels it seems most people in europe don't watch the time changing in winter and summer time changes been around for decades is the e.u. though really ready to change the way people keep time on the basis of a single online survey. terry i think what we should make clear at this point that it's not all based on this one solve a it's it's a longer process and it's been a. until the you reach the public consultation and before they did that they they were sent over a year's requests from citizens for requests from a member state the latest being

well summertime all year round in europe will have some some significant changes and the proponents of the summer time who are also the people in that survey they also voted in favor of keeping the summertime rather than the wintertime the advantages of that would be extra daylight in the evening so there are some arguments about traffic reducing traffic accidents there are some arguments about health factors particularly finland has appealed to the european union now for a number of years that they need extra day late in the evening hours rather then a little bit more daylight in the early morning hours and so don't put junker has heard all these arguments and here is what he had to say. euston doesn't have patient problem now it's up to the number states and the european parliament to take action the european parliament has been heading in this direction for years anyway it will happen and there's no sense in asking people and once they respond disregarding their response behaving as if it weren't put on records of little people wanted to will do it as for muslims so what are the nex

they engage in academics and have summertime fun. in the a.m. students are in class, in math and literally and s.t.e.m. programs. in t afternoon we offer them a tsbust number of programs in culinary s.t.e.m. and sports. so they can have academic and summertime fun. >> which grade are your sdents in? >> we started them k through 8 during the summertime. >> and they all go to the same location? >> all of our students -- we meet at high point hig school. we pull from nine different feeder schools in the area and eventually the students willma iculate to the high school. >> a couple things that stand out about your program a how interested the students are in doing this in the summer and how excited and energized your teachers are. what's your secret? >> we have a dynamic staff. our staff is very energetic. the children feel loved and supported and get excited. we go from the traditional way of learning and making it more hands on and with a learning opportunity for them. tey go from classroom learning to i'm doings and it matters. when you have the

we had an official survey and millions responded and have the opinion that summertime should be valid in future and should stay forever and so it will be. the queen of soul aretha franklin has been laid to rest in detroit the star studded few rolling big names from the music the american civil rights movement and a eulogy from former u.s. president bill clinton the invitation only service closes a week of tributes to one of the world's using icons. a rousing start to one final farewell. from celebrities like whoopi goldberg. to form a u.s. president bill clinton. from family. friends. a wreath the franklins funeral as celebration of every part of the star's incredible life. ariana grande a performing a conference one of franklins biggest hits. motown singers smokey robinson dedicating his song to his childhood friend. and they were touching tribute from a reese's own family. view for no money worst not to give. thank you for loving me. thank you for believing in me as much as you. former u.s. president bill clinton also paid his respects. she worked. so you should. see the how good he

. >> happy summertime, you guys ready to roast? >> yeah! >> when i was a kid i got bullied. only way i could stop the bullying was to roast the bully back. you guys want to learn how to roast each other? >> yes! >> who wants to go first? come out here, come out here, bring your brother. >> battle, battle, battle, battle! >> let's roast! >> boy, you're so ugly, hello kitty said good-bye. >> oh!

sense anymore it's i wish i would you prefer summer time with these i'm outside i would prefer summertime in the evenings there's so much to do and when it's still light then it's much better these the better it to deny would take the winter time but if not maybe winter time in summer it's not easy to go to bed when it's still light outside humans don't have the flu i voted to get rid of the time change but in favor of summer time of the month it wouldn't be bad i wouldn't notice any difference so you can do what you want i don't really care. well dr data heads the department for sleep medicine and had a big hospital here in well the w. where are you on this argument to change the clocks backwards and forwards and twice a year or leave them as they are clearly change the clocks twice a year because the cars humans like all animals live in on this planet do have an internal clock they have been synchronized day me by light and darkness and and if you not living at the crater like we do. we get a change in the rhythm of our internal clocks and so we function completely different during the

i would prefer summertime in the evenings there's so much to do and when it's still light then it's much better. it to defy would heat the winter time for the first maybe winter time in summer it's not easy to go to bed when it's still light outside. the few i voted to get rid of the time change but in favor of summer time of the month. i wouldn't notice any difference so you can do what you want i don't really care. soccer news now and following yesterday's champions league. draw europe's second continent wide competition the europa league has also had its group stage determined a total of forty eight teams have been sorted into twelve groups by reliever couzin missed out on champions league qualification on goal difference last season they compete in group a along side the bulgarian champions. leipzig qualified via the play offs and will face sister club f.c. salzburg of clubs are bankrolled by energy drinks company red bull and joining them in a competitive group b. are scottish champions celtic and german cup winners frankfurt face an uphill struggle in group h. against marsay and ro

. >> i would prefer summertime. in the evenings, their associative.h is so much to do. -- there is so much to do. >> i voted to get rid of it. i'm in favor of summertime. >> i would not notice any difference, you can do it you want, i do not really care. >> truce at the space station have dealt with a potentially dangerous situation after a temperature. it is thought that the two millimeter leak was caused by a collision with a small meteorite. initial solutions have been surprisingly low-tech. they first put the whole and covered it with duct tape. football's summer transfer window in germany closed on friday. german international goalkeeper returns to his former club. it's expected to be the first choice goalkeeper. the 20-year-old was part of the germany squad in the world cup this summer. he has since been dropped by the international team. following yesterday's championship, europe's league has also has had its teams determined. they missed out on championship league qualifications last season. he competed against bulgaria. they will face salzbur

. >> you can tell it's summertime. >> it's summertime. >> that's the month of august. that's what it's like. >> a lot of people will want to escape that haze in northern california and head out. i don't blame you. today 'tis going to be the smokeiest day of the bay area. the morning fog burns off, you will start to see a little bit of that haze. you may feel it in your lungs, in the eyes as well. temperature wise, going to be hot but the smoke prevents us from going too hot. we'll heat up through saturday before we see a little bit of a cooldown in your forecast. jack lynn? >>> we are starting off the wednesday morning commute -- wednesday morning commute, yes. right now, along highway 24, eastbound direction, we have an overturned vehicle. this is right at upper happy valley road. that off ramp blocked. chp is on the scene. your 580 580 approach still looking good. drive times, super commuters out of tracy right now in the green. 205 to 680, 20 minute ride. back to you. >>> state lawmakers will consider a request to audit the dmv over extended it wait time. the head o

>> jimmy: let's talk about summertime. summertime is happening. you know we don't do a lot of barbecues. >> jimmy: you don't? >> no, no. i'm not like a barbecue person. i'd be like -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> no, are you? >> jimmy: sure. like in the summertime? >> yes. [ air horn ] ♪ dance break ♪ >> jimmy: audience, get up. everybody get up [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: jennifer lopez, everybody. we have a performance from janet jackson with daddy yankee after the break stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ sleep number 360 smart bed. it

yeah, it's friday, summertime, we are looking great. one new issue to talk about, though, in the foster city area, westbound 92 before the 101 merge, a minor collision, two vehicles on the shoulder but the fire department arrived and blocking one lane. not much of a backup. here's a look at the other side of the bridge. folks leaving hayward on westbound 92 no delays so far this morning. i will keep an eye on that but that's looking good. a look at a light bay bridge commute coming up next. >> thank you. >>> smokers could soon face ramon. new regulations in san to t s" theit two changes to smoking laws. one would limit how many stores can sell flavoredould ban the use of electronic cigarette in public. supporters say the law would help those using the products. several other bay area cities including san francisco and oakland have similar rstrictions. >> new at 6:00, first the fire and recovery. the challenge many californiaens will face when they have to rebuild this year. what does this cloud look like to you? actress julie dixie ultr

in the summertime, if you have been to d.c., it is a swamp.tically, but it is literally a swamp. so the humidity, and the summertime is horrible. about 3:00 every afternoon, what happens? it rains because the humidity gets so bad here it but that heavy uniform looks good when you press it, so that is what they use. the other portion of the testing process to become a tomb guard is learning a various amount of knowledge. i have got my briefing book down here. you can imagine a book of this size with 12 different poems, 200 different braids. i think it is about 200 some odd questions. every week, they give me a page and it is double sided. you have to memorize it verbatim. the next week they will give you another page if you are able to recite it verbatim here it again, it just builds and builds. when people would come into the cemetery and say where is audie murphy married? the tomb guards were expected to know that. then, where is a jfk? where is lee marvin? all the names that as you walk to the cemetery, you can see people that impacted our n

my >> jlet's talk about summertime. summertime is happening.a barbecue person. i'd be like -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> no, are you? >> jimmy: sure. like in the summertime? >> yes. ♪ ♪ dance break ♪ .>> jimmy: audience, get everybody get up [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: jennifer lopez, everybody. we have a performance from janet jackson with daddy yankee after the breaker stick around, ody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hurry in to old navy for the kids and baby sale with up to sixty percent off. with styles from four, six, and eight dollars. ♪ make back to school shopping easy with buy online, pick up in store. with styles from four, six, and eight dollars, only at old navy. named 'park' in the u.s. ninety-six hundred roads it's america's most popular street name. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? the new school year is almost here. and a new iphone from t-mobile is the best way to keep in touch. or keep tabs on their "extra curricular"

. >>> summertime is starting to slip away and that means it's time to start getting ready to go back to school. today you can help students in our arearetart tore for the new schoolyear. >> it looks like things have picked up. how's it's going? >> reporter: in a big way. our news 4 viewers have come through in such a special way. look at the bins full. full of backpacks right here.ti we need more because the need is great. it really is thanks to the good folks at f appleederal credit union, you can tell u about this is a hunl out put but there's still much more that needs to bdone. you're correct. if you're unable to come down, go to a local county brewery. get a backpack. >> i love that. of course, it's hotirs a rescue. we have company number five with us. >> we're always coming out wanting to assist them. we run calls and see the kids and the things they need. items like ts is a bigeed for the kids. >> i'm going to let you throw p yours in on tof the pile. let's give a round of applause to the news 4 viewers who took the time to come out. if you can't come out, y can donate online.

metal band summertime. w. sixteen s and chris echoed around. the world i'm still trying. to. hold. this is such. a strong. civil rights. piece meal. plan. start september first. oh and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and this week we begin in turkey which is in the grip of a profound economic crisis in just one year the turkish lira has lost half of its value with president wretch up tie a bad one blaming everyone but himself and now he's threatening to impose tough time ots home anyone who talks.

summertime and spending all. as presidential election president. is expected win win but the leader. since in many many say say has already testified about the elections on my violence with this week. they say something coming on contact despite president franklin treat. let's listen to still. try to reach region on twenty twenty five because despite says that it is an on something when there was isolating. emergency. these things and and to think i think is in solidarity with timime how sleepy days a land mine. he says that. the government's main a time when i'm which is number number inflation. in the things the minimum security or easy believe it i have s since assets of indian restaurant first. there is no run around the country have tantrums all kind of cattle with. them when i began cocontent. so so afteter the first round. for which culminated in a is very close and the kind of which remains. because we're told him from about a code [inaudible] she should. is was. drowned at sea about about. because it out without is. how wonderful she was?

you had some summertime days to go out and get yourself some family time.ed right i would get her some special attention. to watch this later and dvr. cheryl: dataset or "fbn:am." over to maria bartiromo. >> we will see you in a few minutes, lauren. welcome back to you. it is one day, august 8th. top stories before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. tesla's wild ride. elon musk with just one tweet. muskie dropped a buyout bombshells through twitter as he looks to take the company private. the follow up this morning coming up. president trump doubling down economic policies come the second round of chinese tariffs that could affect this month. we will see even faster growth. [inaudible] >> a closer look at the trump economy coming up. the business climate later this hour. features showing the knicks opened this morning with the dow investors up one point. s&p 500 index back down fractionally this morning. across the board yesterday on wall street announced back in s&p 500 are within striking distance of their all-time highs. less than 1%. a bit of a mixed story. 3

i can't go to another country in the summertime. she can't go to another country, summertime, she's got to stay right here and suffer the consequences. >> thank you, mr. washington. is there anybody else wishing to speak? seeing none, i will close public comment. [ gavel ]. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> the next order of business is item seven, report of the chair. mr. vice chair? >> there are no reports. >> the next order of business is item eight, report of the executive director. madam director? >> thank you. just commissioner just as a follow up commission item on the bayview neighborhood amenities map, at the last meeting, chair mondejar made a request for a map of the surrounding of the projects, so a copy of that has been provided to each of the commissioners in your binder, as well as it was e-mailed, as well, last week, and that's it. >> the next order of business is item nine, commissioners questions and matters. mr. vice chair? >> are there any questions? no. seeing none, next item, please. oh, commiss

it's summertime in southern california. temperatures in the high '80s today. dodgers

it's a typical summertime picture. the fog is clinging to the coast especially south of san francisco. south of the golden gate bridge closer to half moon bay. other portions, it is hot. it is 96 degrees in lake park. cloverdale, reporting 100 degrees at last check. hot numbers along the creek and concord. santa fe 87, san francisco 67, half moon bay in the upper 50s all because of this, the fog. kind of a dramatic scene here, the cloud deck pushing back into the bay. a nice little wave action in the cloud pattern. away from away from this we have an increase in fire danger. we have increasing fire danger. everything in red, this is in place until 11 pm tomorrow night. this week has been a repeating pattern. temperatures inland in the upper 90s, 100 degrees, the beaches have been cool. we are going to cool things off across the entire area into the weekend. especially by sunday, monday, and tuesday of next week. we have low clouds and fog tomorrow morning, the clouds , we add some high clouds drifting overhead from the

an hour longer during winter time then during summertime so that's up to the club he actually says that we address it right at an hour longer than into the adaptation to season where all face in each and any one of us so this this change of clock is just the adaptation to this. cheese seasonal change and that takes place in all of us any any year anyway he found that fascinating because you would have thought as a lay person that it's to do with lights and in most industrialized countries where we can switch the lights out owings we can switch it off when not sort of bound by whether the moon is out or the other side is out well that's that's a new field and signs that is light and health and that's only starting to twenty years ago where working on that and finding out that we indoors live in actually in some kind of biological darkness here in the studio we do have bright lights but most of us at home or even at the workplace at the eye level we have something like fifty locks maybe one hundred blocks but people living outside they have one hundred thousand lux so these hundred locks

summertime in the bay area.southern pacific, the tropical pacific, we've got john, kristy, and hector. really, hector is the big story, right now a category 4. look how close it gets to the islands. that's close enough to increase the swell and create cloud cover and rain issues, especially for the big island. and even allow who will see some activity from that. just so you know, if it stays category 2, all the way through the next couple of days, that system is definitely going to have an impact. if you have friends vacationing over there. these were the highest today. 95 in antioch, 83 in morgan hill, cooler than yesterday, warmer tomorrow. it will be a spare the air day tomorrow because of all of that smoke. and then, here is the fog along the coast and there's a lot of it. it will be further inland tomorrow morning, but temperatures tomorrow with the decreased air quality. temperatures will be a little bit warmer as well. so there you go. that is your summertime. nothing unusual going on except for the smoke

we have a spare the air day both for smoke and summertime air pollution.orrow we'll see better air quality and a cool down. a closer look at the cooling in the forecast ahead coming up 15 minutes from now. >> i'm looking forward to that. tuesday looks good. we'll stay tuned. >>> this morning, fire crews are on the scene of a fast-moving brush fire that broke out in the east bay. it started around 7:00 last night off of why 4 between alhambra way and mckeown road in martinez. it broke out in several places along the highway moving up a hill and threatening multiple homes. crews kept the fire to 38 acres. contra costa fire officials believe they already know the cause. >> we found some evidence that it may have been a car. we do have fire investigators looking into the cause of the fire. >> i came out front and looked and saw an orange glow in the sky and smoke. it was very close and scary and close to home. >> wildfires are burning in various parts of california. some of those are believed to have been started by a car. >>> now to a strange story involving

ky natural feeling get what you want >>> summertime is barbecue season. of course, it wouldn't be a cookout without burgers and dogs. and for a lot of us it wouldn't be a burger without ketchup. but did you ever wonder who invented ketchup? luke burbank found the answer for "sunday morning." >> reporter: ketchup is just one of those american things. so common, so typical, so ubiquitous that most of us never give it a second thought. >> it has everything that you could want. it's sweet and sour. it's got vinegar in it. it's got sugar in it. >> reporter: andrew smith is a food historian, who says ketchup actually started out in what is now considered indonesia as a sort of fish sauce called is co home and then in the 19th century it landed here, where there was an overabundance of tomatoes. >> if you had a ton of tomatoes in september or october, you had to do something with them, and one of the things that you could do with them is make ketchup. >> reporter: it took off immediately due to its ability to add flavor to things. and we mean everything. >> duri

it is summertime and the bay area. clearing back to near the shoreline and if you high-class paid a visit in the afternoon. we begin to cool things off tomorrow but still some 90s toward fairfield and vacaville. oakland 73 and livermore mid- 90s. san jose 83 and san francisco 66. the key headline, we continue to cool off for sunday. more pronounced going into next week. >>> dianne feinstein was in south bay today to announce the reward of $74 million in federal funding for a shoreline preservation project. the project is to prevent flooding and protect the south san francisco bay shoreline. it will preserve the salt marshes. it also involved the construction of levees. the total price tag is $177 million. the differences being made up with stadion retail funds. >>> now football. john gruden was back with the raiders in an exhibition game against the lions. we will find out if he was a winner in return, coming up next in sports. back take a look at this, a meeting 65 years in the making. sisters that found each other th

this looks like a summertime weather pattern. the fog is hugging our coastline south of the golden gate bridge. for half moon bay out towards pacifica, we are tracking some lingering fog. current numbers, 89 in concorde. san jose checking in at 80. you will definitely need a coat and sweater. we have this onshore wind out toward fairfield. it is out of the southwest at 21 miles per hour. with this return of the onshore windthis will be one of several factors that cools off the entire bay area over out toward the ne layer. i should also mention the perseid meteor shower peaks this weekend. if you look up to the sky, you may see some meteors. there will be some haze and fog that will be a factor. patchy fog by lunchtime tomorrow and then midafternoon, partly sunny skies. temperatures will approach the mid 60s. this area of high pressure has really been heating up the interior. as we cool things off today, the trend will continue. it will not be cold but still a little bit of a drop off in the numbers for tuesday and wednesday. the

. >> riri in a god dress, sneakers and a season hat, twirling around to childish gambino's "summertimefashion? well, keltie found out, the divas came to play, too. >> tell me about the fashion. >> oscar de la renta. >> this is the level that we expect on the red carpet. ms. amber rose. >> i agree. >> rita is here. we need space for this dress. i just wanted to do black for some reason. and tell me a little bit about this eyes. >> oh, my eyes. oh, they're stickers. >> stickers! and they go with the squiggly, squiggly so, i thought why not? i just saw how scandalous this is when you back up. >> the red carpet trend? baring almost all in supersheer looks. white-hot menswear, yeah, we see you kylie in tom ford and blake, whose look came straight off the ralph and russo runway. and shimmery metallics while showing off a whole lot of leg. >> christian siriano custom. i was like, i want something sparkly. >> and tell me about these earrings. >> bling bling bling. lorraine schwartz. i got the paper, they give you a paper and it tells you how much it's worth like all the jewelry's worth and if

as i've alwaysoked it's either 90 degrees or raining around here in summertime. melissa, we're trading rain drops for the rain. >> earlier work on on the beltway cleared out of the way. durwood westbound, shady grove, just aft metro access. shady grove metro, left lane getting by. alexandria, southbound 395, after king street, left lane blocked. we zoom outsidef fredericksburg, southbound, 95, right lane. eun. >> melissa, thank you. >>> your time is .4: the va medical center is loosing its cool, literally. news4 is shed sething light on the growing problems keeping the building cool enough fornd patients a >> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." no> most of us that exercise can be good for our bodies. >>xcept when you hurt the next day because you're sore, but that's supposed to be good fu, too. >> right. >> but itlso benefits your brain. rearchers find that active people have fewer days of impression. be careful not to go overboard. researchers who found those who worked out for more than three hours a day -- thr hours a day -- >> a workout? .> wh they had

atypical summertime weather pattern with dense fog hugging the coastline. current numbers. walnut creek 62. san jose 59. san francisco 52. santa rosa right around 50 degrees. today it will be hot inland. close to 100 degrees at least in the upper 90s, 98 or 99. gradually cooling-off heading toward the weekend as this guy wants to move in. not a big drop off in numbers, but still a gradual cooling trend heading toward the weekend. this afternoon the clouds clearing back to near the shoreline and all sorts of colors to show you with the temperature map that will reflect the temperatures. 70 sausalito. 93 santa rosa. vacaville 99. oakland is 78. livermore and pittsburgh in the upper 90s. san jose a forecast high of 88. san francisco 68 . the coast has not warmed up much at all. today only in the lower 60s. minor cooling cast. it looks like more cooling heading toward the weekend. >>> samsung is set to release a new phone today. how that device stacks up against the iphone. >>> it is football season. the niners are playing tonight and the raiders play tomorrow.

in summertime fountains front to do fans famous i hold fast the boat parade is a particular highlight giving visitors a sense of how locals used to transport the harvest and livestock through the region. to. the tropical islands theme park located in a form a hangar boasting the world's largest freestanding still done for that matter is another regional tourist magnet. it's perfect for rainy days. and in twenty seventeen alone it attracted more than half a million visitors in. my boat ride and in the lead at one of the chalet buds most beautiful towns. these process snakeheads on the gables are typical for the region they symbolize the snake king who's supposed to protect the locals. elated open air museum there's a lot to learn about this place by its history and the ethnic minority the sort. i'm greeted in store again. up working. with the national the. only called the. don't worry i speak german as well which additionally welcomed us . it has both bread and salt so welcome home thanks thank you. stepping into these replicas of originalist live out houses one can easily imagine what

their houses which was to take in a dorm from the sheep after the winter they dried that during the summertime and then they would burn it the next with earth to heat up their houses and of course cook their food should was always done sort of indicate you narea. then they would start hanging up. each fish different things in there for drying and for smoking and of course found it was a perfect way of storing food smoking it sure we've you know chapter tradition you know i should prefer this this is deep of me but. tourism is one of the sectors that's helped lift iceland out of its financial doldrums and traditional delicacies know packaged and marketed with visitors to. a low. thank you i really like your shop actually thank you very much how long has it been around it's nearly a hundred years what would have sold a one hundred years ago or selling or weight in iceland that was so good selling some for goods in the time we were very poor. yourself so small and if you'll then it was fairly hard there for the owners to keep this shop in the same but we have changed it to mortar better things on

also to put this in perspective, this year they've been doing better in summertime, because they haver, and able to get kids off the street. unfortunately, the violence still spiked this weekend. and one of the scenes that really troubled all of us and something that really stood out was outside one of the hospitals here. strozier hospital where so many family members were waiting to find out what happened to their loved ones. 40 people crying and hugging, trying to figure out what happened to their loved ones. then a story of a 17-year-old girl getting ready to go to her senior year of high school. she will not make it, because obviously, she was shot and killed this weekend. the violence here is so troubling. people are asking, what can be done next? they want answers. and, of course, we'll hear from the superintendent in the next hour. >> a 17-year-old girl. i vividly remember a few years ago being in chicago, interviewing a doctor in the emergency room about this issue. and he said when it comes to summertime and the heat goes up, this violence gets even worse and this is what we'

when you get this particular pattern, in the summertime, what happens three, four, five days a week, six days a week, but for a month straight that's strange. the ridge keeping you hot inland doesn't move. but a low pressure area off the coastline keeping that ocean feed just near the water, keeping those areas chilly. that was also not moving. so the hot stay hot, the cool stay cool, and nobody is sharing their weather. we're not gonna see the hot stuff move to the coast nor the chilly air move ibland any time soon. low cloud cover inland tonight. lots of sunshine, hazy, smoky sunshine tomorrow afternoon. and we'll push repeat on friday. the next couple days, pretty toasty inland. close to 100 in concord, even with the haze and smoke. san jose and santa clara, upper 80s. lower 80s for union city and san mateo. danville 94. pittsburgh 96, pleasanton 96. how about 100 by the fire? we are trending downward. temperature-wise through the weekend. and likely into next week. we're gonna stay above average inland and cool near the water for the next week. it's always chilly in the water, it

they're heading to a some account that's an activity the ministry of education is doing in the summertime and they're bringing kids to schools to do activities sports and such so that's that imported statement about the bus and who was incited the children can see why it could be a legitimate military action. there is knowledge in missy in attacking civilians who are not picking up aunts and one not fighting in front lines civilians children's war men they must not be targeted in areas where there are no classes or where they cannot be seen as hostile or participating in this in this in this war so no we cannot we cannot see how this is a legitimate british britain exports billions of pounds whether warplanes and bombs and terrorism is as we have the one of the highest standards of arms export systems in the world so i cannot see why saudi is saying that children are being used as a human shield. action would be used against those children. actually what we are concerned essential then is the right of children to survive to survive these can this is a more well more concentrated and focus

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summertime is high season for tourism on the island but that didn't stop us from packing our bags and exploring the sights. the ferry to alba takes an hour. time enough to look forward to the beautiful beaches and crystal clear water. when you stroll through capital port affair you will find plenty to remind you that the island's most famous resident was napoleon bonaparte. riparian lived in exile in the. ten months in eight hundred fourteen and fifteen. a group of local history enthusiastic like to dress up in the polling. for special occasions they're proud that the former french m for a change this island for his exile. was ruler of the tiny principality napoleon had ten thousand subjects and an army of one thousand men. and in the few months that he was here and managed to give the capital city porto for iow an administrative structure and night the island as his little empire. turned porter for io into a miniature. life here. in eight hundred fifteen napoleon return to france and try to reestablish himself that ended at waterloo. today most visitors to the island of vacationers e