request was about sun effect. we.ed-- we did do a sun study.wh her. her unit is literally a story above the proposed roof. the effects of about 15 minutes on the summer solstice from 5:4 morning. lastly, let me see, they also asked us to remove the front addition because there was claims about privacy. we were confused by that. the new addition, the children's bedrooms are going to be facing her unit and again, her unit is one story above. [please stand by] i did review the project twice. there has been lot of talk taken rumor around the neighborhood. we heard about opposition on carson. i have friends who live on carson. there was a concern about light. [please stand by]. >> good evening, commission. my name is lucas eastwood, i live a couple of houses away. i want to say, i am here for a couple -- a different project, but i think these guys are really earnest in their outreach they were really forthcoming and willing to accommodate requests that came up early. i think they did a great job with outreach, and i am in support of the project. >> any oth

when the sun is setting, it is chaos. i love being on the streets.edestrians all move out into the center of the streets and block traffic. horns are beeping. police are yelling. everyone is trying to get a picture. the people in the back of the bs are yelling at people. it is crazy. new york city is iconic. it has more iconic buildings anr moognizable landmarks than any other city. when i post pictures from new york, i find that people all over the world leave comments about how they cannot wait toyo come to ne for the first time. or they were there and cannot wait to come back. it is the interaction between posting pictures on instagram or facebook or twitter, and peopleu the entire world that inspires me to go out there and otograph the city. fohost: that is altonight's program. you can find all of the days newst our website. check us out on facebook. have a great weekend. ♪ thannouncer: funding for presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs

good news for sajid javid, not only the front page of the sun but also the front page of the sun buthere stamp duty will be slashed, according to borisjohnson. according to the times' new hot signing, boris johnson has according to the times' new hot signing, borisjohnson has offered sajid javid thejob signing, borisjohnson has offered sajid javid the job of chancellor. he will take a lot of sajid javid's ideas and a lot of dominic raab's ideas, he will spend money to raise the national insurance threshold, raise stamp duty on homes, what george osborne did in opposition in 2007 when he stopped gordon brown having an election, he went into the conference and said we were abolishing inheritance tax and stamp duty, that put the frighteners on europe and put the rocket boosters under tory support at the time, and thatis under tory support at the time, and that is what boris is saying he will do as well. it will push a lot of remainers like sajid javid into putting their lot in with boris johnson. they know they will be a general election after that and they need someone to win it and th

look how gray it is and the sun is on the way for the upper 60s. by noon time we'll still have fog at the coast and limited clearing there and it will just be in the 60 s, the warmest locations later in the day and around the bay, mid-70s to low 80s by the afternoon so it will warm up pretty nicely. in that range what you expect for this time of year, 60s to low to mid-80s and we'll talk about a minor cooldown for the second half of the weekend and then things warm up all in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> developing news, at least 13 people including the gunman are dead and four more are seriously hurt. this after that gunman opened fire at the virginia beach municipal center. police say the shooter was a disgruntled employee. officials spoke at a news conference earlier this morning about the shooter. >> the suspect, and this will be the only time we will announce his name, is dewayne craddock. he was an engineer with public utilities. he was employed with that department for approximately 15 years. >> officials say the suspect was a virginia na

when the sun is setting, it is chaos in new york, i love it, i love being on the streets.t is such a new york moment. cabdrivers are yelling on the horns are beeping and police are yelling at people and everybody is trying to get a picture, and the people in the back of cabs are yelling "get off the street, i have to get somewhere", it is just crazy. new york city is such an iconic city, it has more iconic buildings and more recognisable iconic landmarks than any other city in the world. and when i post pictures from new york, especially of sunrise and sunsets, i find that people all over the world leave comments about how they can't wait to come to new york, for the first time, or they were just there and can't wait to come back, and it is the interaction between my posting of pictures on instagram and facebook and twitter, and people around the entire world that inspires me every day to go out there at some point and photograph there at some point and photograph the city with the sun or the moon. photographer gary hershorn and his celestial pictures of new york city. pre

the sun is so low that no sun penetration gets to the wall on 15 vasquez. it's important to note that the north, the east, and the south walls are not affected by our projects. what i studied the last three months are the period of time between the answer and the winter, that would be the he can whi can -- equinox. of the hours of daylight in san francisco, 1500 hours touched 15 vasquez on the west wall. but when i got into the granular aspects of it, and started setting the windows at 15 vasquez, i found that there are only 86 hours in the year where the direct sun is adversely affected in the windows on the west side. that's 86 hours out of 1500. that's less than 5%. so in -- in the process, why is that number so low? it surprised me, as well, and the reason is, you have to understand the section -- and i've given you a smaller one to look at. the section of existing. you can see the existing house is 25-8, and the new house is 37-8. that's why the solar studies between the two houses are marginal. so in conclusion, i'd like to give some time to the homeo

time for some summer fun in the sun. first -- make sure you're covered and ready for potential dangers. in ocean city, maryland in 2015, a bystander captured this terrifying video of wind gusts turning these umbrellas into projectiles. tip from the pros, make sure that beach umbrella is at least 16 inches down in the sand. >> you can either use a shovel to dig the hole deep enough to set the stake and pack it in, or once you drive the stake into the sand, rock it back and forth. that typically gets it deeper into the sand. >> reporter: in the water, know how to survive those dangerous rip currents. the powerful currents which can quickly pull a swimmer out account for more than 80% of rescues by lifeguards. abc's gio benitez with a potential life-saving demonstration >> instead of swimming toward shore, swim diagonally. >> reporter: experts say don't fight, just swim parallel to shore. also remember, beachgoers, you're not alone. >> [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >> reporter: with shark attacks recently making headlines, know how

the sun is strong. >> absolutely.ll those folks heading to the pride parade a little later this morning, bring that extra layer just in case, right? >> certainly that fog and sea breeze with us. >> lisa, thank you. let's take a live look at sfo, work ongoing a new terminal named after late san francisco supervisor and gay rights activist harvey milk. the first phase of the $2.4 billion project is almost complete. abc 7 news reporter had a firsthand look at the new facility. >> old photographs of first openly gay politician, first elected, line the wall during the corridor. milk served on san francisco board of supervisors for 11 months before he and mayor george moscone were assassinated in the fall of 1978. the photos covered the aftermath of the murders. not only the violent demonstrations but the coming together of a community to fight for its civil rights. the tribute to milk is a way airport travelers can learn about his legacy and what he meant to the bay area. >> diversity, inclusion, we're trying to represent

and also took frequent breaks in the shade. >> we are putting on sun screen. in our sunglasses, our hat, doing everything we can to keep hydrated with water. >> all you can do. >> look at these guys, kangaroos. they made sure the animals -- newly added kangaroo exhibit stayed cool. they have water. they have birds for the parrots. >> no, they're not parrots. i don't think so. >> you can go find out for yourself because the fair runs another week. forewarning, tomorrow is expected to be hot as well. how hot? >> hotter. san matteo might be the same or trending cooler, but the tri-valley, east bay, hottest day is tomorrow. san matteo, we haven't seen in a long time, we broke record highs into the 90s. downtown tied a record, sfo, oakland, both. san francisco first time into the 90s since 2017 and what an event that was. september 1st and 2nd of 2017 we had an all-time record high of 106 degrees in san francisco, 102 the following day. that was the all-time record. thankfully nowhere near that territory today. tomorrow probably not getting there, but look at how n

sun and the south and east will remain dry.now. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: president trump wraps up the 620 summit in osaka with news that us companies will be able to sell goods to the chinese tech giant huawei. i'm talking about equipment where there is no great national emergency problem with it but the us companies can sell their equipment. at her last 620 summit as prime minister, theresa may says she hopes her successor is able to secure a good brexit deal. i believe they want us to deliver not just what that means in terms of leaving the eu, but the brighter future that we believe the uk can have outside of the european union. that's what i was working on, it is what my successor will work on. the uk is enjoying the hottest day of the year so far — with temperatures soaring across southern england. a top temperature of 33 degrees celsius is recorded in heathrow. the queen pays tribute to the scottish parliament, with a speech to mark holyrood's 20th anniversary. i have no doubt that, for most o

but about the strength of the sun but about the strength of the sun but about the safety of the waterwall police two men had died in an incident of of the south devon coast. what happened is unclear but the maritime and coastguard agency haveissued the maritime and coastguard agency have issued a warning for people not to do tomb stoning where theyjump from rock star clifftop into the sea below. i warning from rock star clifftop into the sea below. iwarning in from rock star clifftop into the sea below. i warning in greater manchester after a 12—year—old girl died after apparently killing off on a river. the advice is to stick to designated safe areas of beaches are come to places like this where as a lifeguard on duty. they have been queuing for nearly two hours to get in here this afternoon. it seems summer is finally here after all the wet weather of the past few weeks. a stony faced theresa may met vladimir putin today, and told him that russia must stop what she called "the irresponsible and destabilising activity, that threatens the uk and its allies." the prime minister said sh

the sun stays below the horizon the moon follows its regular course. this is perfect for viewing the iridescent kona lights ionizing solar wind that meets the earth's atmosphere and is diverted to the poles. but now during summer at the south pole when it's winter in europe the sun never sets. it circles the pole is a fixed distance to the horizon the rhythm of day and night is suspended the day has 24 hours of sunlight and you can't oriented yourself on the sun's position. it's just a single day that never seems to end. the arc of fun sundin's trip to the high tech detector ice cube in the antarctic ice ends up to 10 solar dave's. looking for the needle in a gigantic haystack the scientists continue filtering the countless events in the ice until they come across the decisive light signals. of the future this is the raw data until we see the whole detector but not in real time i've only read about one second here. but that's a 1000 times slower than real time can you switch to real time yes then the clip last one second then blinks wildly. filtering t

sun in the south and east will remain dry.he headlines: donald trump visits south korea, north korea has not yet said whether its leader, kimjong—un, will meet the us president when he visits the border between the two koreas tomorrow. earlier, mr trump wrapped up the 620 summit in osaka with the news that us companies will be able to sell goods to the chinese tech giant huawei. i'm talking about equipment where there is no great national emergency problem with it but the us companies can sell their equipment. the uk is enjoying the hottest day of the year so far —

we start out with sun and clouds early on in the 50s.n see that cloud cover along the coast midday. that's going to slow the warming process. so in the afternoon it's not as hot as we are today. around the bay shoreline upper 70s to low 80s. inland upper 80s to lower 90s. in the south bay tomorrow lots of sunshine, 86 san jose, which is a few degrees cooler than we are right now. 85 santa clara. 83 sunnydale. 79 redwood city, 81 mountain view, 62 half moon bay. we start out with cloud cover in san francisco tomorrow, afternoon sunshine, 65 for the city tomorrow. 70 for south san francisco. north bay, a mix of sun and clouds. 84 santa rosa. 83 petaluma. 8 is in sonoma. 79 vallejo. east bay a lot of sunshine after morning clouds, 73 berkeley, 74 oakland, 80 free don't, amont u low 90s, 87 walnut creek, 90 brentwood, 87 livermore. the next seven days, cooling trend begins tomorrow and then those numbers really dive on tuesday with morning fog to sun. 70s and 80s. by wednesday and thursday it is breezy, it is very cool for june. you can see

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another warm one inland and in the city the sun. low 70s later right now in the low 50s to the north, 60 in livermore. and more warmth around the bay. upper 70s to mid-80s by 4:00 p it will be toasty but at the coast, the sea breeze keeps us cool. >> lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news out of frake where the medical examiner has been called to a deadly overnight crash in the bay view district. the violent collision happened at the intersection of third street and paul avenue. it appears a toyota sedan was t-boned by another car at the intersection and the toyota was pushed on to the track blocking h-line tracks last night. we have a message out to san francisco police asking for details about this crash. we will bring you more as soon as we hear back. >>> president trump declayed predawn immigration raids scheduled to start today. it would have targeted up to 2,000 families facing deportation. the i.c.e. raids were planned for ten u.s. cities, including san francisco. here's the reactionol the law bk the way they're doing it is not t

sun coming up at 5:42. it's so beautiful out there aready and we're going to have gorgeous sunshinell throughout the day today. maybe a ewre clouds later on this afternoon but for the most part, we're l king goodas we go through the day today. i that's wh is looking like as you wake up early on this saturday morning. 61degrees. we'll continue to keep the low humidity but we're going to see an up tick in the winds.e wre having gusts up to 25 o 35 miles per hour. day about 15 to 25 miles per hour. a few showers well west of us. we're not going to be plagued with any showers. a lot of that is going to die off but we do have rain in the forecast before the end of the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you. breaking news now in prince orge's county. a crash has shutdown u.s. 15 near martin luther king jr. highway. thisappened around 4:00 in the westbound lanes headg into d.c. it looks like a two-car crash here. right now is unclear whether anyone was hurt. no word from state pole on how long this

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the sun coming up in 42 minutes from now. we're seeing a few little cloudsment they're scooting out from the west to the east. and you see it on the satellite and radar, that's all with the . frontal sys we had rain last night pass through the area after what turned out to be a decent evening yesterday for some of us. again, that rain is moving out of here. and that front is moving out of here, as well. look at all the way back to the west. i mean, we are looking estimate clearing conditions. full sunine out there ase go through the day. 68 degrees, not too shabby out there now. wel dip a little bit as we go thrgh the five day. then through the 7:00 hour, temperatures coming up. e mperatures around 80 today. fairly comfortablt there all throughout the day. if you want to get the car washed today, do it. we're dry until thursday. that's the big change. by thursday, more rain. big story about today besides the sunshine -- breezy conditions. that's all we've got going. we'll talk about the rain on le thursday, buts talk about th

afternoon sun breaks, by the time we get into the early afternoon, we will see a little more sun today than we did yesterday. it stayed gray for good part of the day yesterday for many of us. today, we are going to a get a little more sun. it will stay gray through the morning but we will get more sun in the afternoon a little warmer inland today. we will go to 84 and it will clar by late morning. and so the june gloom is in effect. we will clear earlier today and then the head loin becomes the heat for inland locations. early this week. see you with more on that in a few minutes. now back over to you. >>> a stretch of highway 101 was shut down for hours this morning after two car crashes involving several vehicles. one of those crashes was deadly. both happened near embarcadero road in palo alto. first was a wrong way crash after 2 in the morning. according to the highway patrol, the wrong way driver died and the other driver suffered major injuries. the other collision happened a half-hour later in the southbound lanes. three vehicles were involved. four people were brought to the sh

it sounds it's about the hottest summer in memory and middle of nowhere post communist hungary the sun is blazing dust covers the landscape the people are working for a pittance and the carcasses are run over dogs are rotting in the streets everyone who can afford to is trying to beat the oppressive heat down at the a little holiday resort by the river. there are the locals tell who has just left his wife for a pretty newcomer u.v. his wife who can't believe it and lots of botching the junk dealer whose entire pride is the swimming pool he has just ordered and then there are the people who've come here on their summer vacation. most women are called or more to come they stand on the sandy paths between the summer houses in their bikini's the breeze brushes their temples they squint in the sun cold to each other in hoarse voices their thoughts rub against each other when they traipse through the gray yellow sand and high heeled glitter slippers and bare their flesh from garden to garden gate the wind blows dust always dust between their feet and turns toes and foot so great. this summer

the sun sand and surf for man and beast alike. although this island is very small it has an incredibly eventful history and you can learn more about it in the heligoland museum york i'm pleased as the boss here he tells me that this island used to be a pirate's nest a navy fort and a trading post in the early 18th century it was just as important as the international port of hamburg is today heligoland was once part of denmark then of great britain it was not until 1900 that the island became german a fiercely contested piece of ground. when was the most dramatic moment in the history of the island. the most dramatic moment was definitely the end of world war 2 and the great bombardment. everybody had to be evacuated and then came the big bang in april $947.00 resulted in the complete destruction of the islands buildings . the british occupying forces once tried to destroy all the islands military facilities with 6.7 killer tons of explosives never again should it be used for military purposes for many years heligoland remained un

belt use a high altitude balloon to scatter the sun reflecting inner cells across the upper atmosphere. right now they're fine tuning equipment to measure the effect. without the spice race in a way it does on a much smaller scale. they fly up into the stratosphere high above us the blackboard theory is that tons of tiny sulfur particles deposited by specially modified planes would lower the earth's temperature would result in cooling the planet. it's what happened naturally in $991.00 after the philippines mount pinatubo volcano erupted. and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with oxidants and turns into a soft you're right acid for the few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect that he got from what degree was it in. it's probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have dusty side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we'

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and they might not actually be protecting you and your family from the sun.octors say people looking for more natural products just have to do some research. >> they are not all natural. you will have some kind of chemical in it. but these chemicals, titanium dioxide have been tested and proven in infants and children. so we know they're safe and effective. >> sunscreens that include those ingredients do provide the most sun protection. >>> if you're a hiker and you are definitely hoping to never wind up in this man's current situation. >> doctors say he will survive after being trampled by a bison last weekend. the 30-year-old was on a trail in utah that he said he had done many times before. but this time he may have startled the animal, which a, tacked. here's what his mom had to say. >> if he had turned this way or that way it would have been gone into his heart, lower internal organs and there's no way he would have survived. >> his family is thanking other hikeers for staying with him until help arrived. >>> well, today marks 30 years since the tiananme

belt use a high altitude balloon to scatter the sun reflecting aerosols across the upper atmosphere. right now they're fine tuning equipment to measure the effect. without the spice race in a way it does on a much smaller scale. they fly up into the stratosphere high above us the white board theory is that tons of tiny sulfur particles delivered by specially modified planes would lower the earth's temperature would result in cooling the planet. it's what happened naturally in 991 after the philippines mount pinatubo but i know . and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with accidents and turns into a soft you're right acid for the few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect that he got from the bible to agree it was it. it's probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have no side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we've

belt use a high altitude balloon to scatter the sun reflecting inner cells across the upper atmosphere. right now they're fine tuning equipment to measure the effect. without the spice race in a way it does on a much smaller scale. they fly up into the stratosphere high above us the white board theory is that tons of tiny sulfur particles deposited by specially modified planes would lower the earth's temperature would result in cooling the planet. it's what happened naturally in $991.00 after the philippines mount pinatubo volcano erupted. and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with oxidants and turns into a soft europe acid for the few years. after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect but it got from what i've got to agree it was you know it's probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have no side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you

that's when the sun's rays will be directly over the tropic of cancer.peaking of the sun, here's a sunset that's just absolutely gorgeous. as the fog was rolling in, 8:35, the sun went down and we had a lovely view. but i have to tell you that fog layer has shrunk. so as you look at live doppler 7, it's not soild anywhere. as a matter of fact, it's just patchy and that's how it will remain tomorrow morning. temperatures right now in the 50s, 60s. those numbers as summer begins, will be going in one direction tomorrow afternoon, that's up. so let's look at a couple of cities and the temperature trend for tomorrow. tomorrow morning, concord, in the low 60s. lunchtime, take your food outside. it's going to be beautiful. low to upper seth. in the afternoon hours, this is when it will be a little warmer, but not too warm. redwood city, upper 70s, mid 80s around concord. a live look from our san jose camera. we are getting a great view of san jose. the shark tank, visibility is good. same thing from the exploratorium camera. summer starts tomorrow morning, siz

belt use a high altitude balloon to scatter the sun reflecting inner cells across the upper atmosphere. right now they're fine tuning equipment to measure the effect. without the spice race in a way it does on a much smaller scale. they fly up into the stratosphere high above us the white board theory is that tons of tiny sulfur particles delivered by specially modified planes would lower the earth's temperature would result in cooling the planet. it's what happened naturally in 991 after the philippines mount pinatubo but i know . and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with accidents and turns into a soft year of acid. for the few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect but it got from what by what degree was it you know it was probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have no side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we

it is sensible things you would do on holiday, making sure that you are wearing your sun hat and sun't go crazy with the water, you might need a little more, but don't double it up to five litres, just a sensible amount. and make sure you stay out of the sun between 11 and two. and look after young children and the elderly, whose bodies don't respond as well to the heat. many people don't drink enough water anyway, so even to drink your 2.5 litres might be a step up for what some people drink, but it is so important to be hydrated? yes, and be guided by your thirst. if you have young children, it is incredibly difficult to try and get them to keep their water intake when they are playing in the paddling pool and enjoying the sand. give them high water fruit, pool and enjoying the sand. give them high waterfruit, like pool and enjoying the sand. give them high water fruit, like water melons and strawberries, my children can polish off a punnet of strobe is in no time at all. mine, too. we we re in no time at all. mine, too. we were looking at some of those wearing black t—shirts in th

juggler i just did a do some lengths and respectable go and even if you can't quite tell from the sun this it will tell you when spring is but from april to june your life has more reason simply because it says. so you want to know what makes the germans kid well the demand for this pale white stick asparagus comes in green and even purple too but for most germans only this one will do it's nicknamed white gold perhaps that's a measure of how much they value this national treasure. in season it appears in every dish in soup in a salad on pizza with fish but the classic combination served up with pride is boiled with potatoes and some of the side it's bursting with nutrients but then of course it's often drenched in. i've got to admit i don't quite understand i mean it's ok kind of bland so come on germany what's all the fuss about your wife's aspirant this. country with her sons on market street couple from uncle charles you see those green school. after me and good luck to be out of sight then just as long as cars which finds us he said and i think it's time we can make a mockery ver

belt use a high altitude balloon to scatter the sun reflecting aerosols across the upper atmosphere. right now they're fine tuning equipment to measure the effect. without the spice race in a way it does on a much smaller scale. they fly up into the stratosphere high above us the white board theory is that tons of tiny sulfur particles delivered by specially modified planes would lower the earth's temperature would result in cooling the planet. it's what happened naturally in $991.00 after the philippines mount pinatubo volcano erupted. and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with oxidants and turns into a soft your acid for the. a few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect but it got from what degree it was you know it was probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have dusty side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we

sun's up in 14 minutes. temperatures will stay in the cool, comfortable 50s here between about now and 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. later for kids goingto school, the final weeks, afternoon playtime for sure. in the mid to upper 70s with very low humidity. tomorrow, the heat, lumhumidity and storm chances come back. sounds good to me. >> it soundsike good advice. especially coming from you. thank you. in northwest, inbound canal road. this is going to be a problem for a lot of folks if they don't get the tree out of the way quickly. inbound candle is -- canal is diverted. you have to take the left to head up azona. northeast, south dakota avenue near rhode island, fire there, lanes blocked. that's where aimee cho is. we'll talk with h in a minute here. accokeek, northbound indian head highway and barr road,ill have that accident hanging around. inner loop, outer loop of the btway, no issues. looking good. >> thank you. >>> back to the breaking news. starting with the fire in the district. >> we've learned new

things today is a better day as the sun rises over verse a man we gather to commemorate the events of 75 years ago we give thanks for those who served by land sea and air in the armed forces or organizations between the 5th of june and 31st of august 1944 who to paraphrase churchill's words were allowed each according to their station to play a part in making those days memorable operation overlord was the largest on 50 s. landing ever seen in military history the courage and determination of the soldiers sailors airmen and marines on land at sea and in the air on 60 june 1944 paved the way for the successful normandy campaign and the end of the 2nd world war $22442.00 servicemen and women under british command lost their lives in normandy as did many thousands of french civilians it is only right and proper that their sacrifice and service is acknowledged and commemorated here as we gather to in your great the site of this british normandy memorial we pray that it may be a unifying commemorative focus. of this extraordinary campaign. did a veteran george but stalls him down to a bunc

and lynn the numbers are close to 80 degrees and plenty of sun. ditto for marin but not as warm. 77 san rafael. 74 mill valley. it is smoking hot at ukiah in lakeport and clear lake along the upper 80s tomorrow. extended forecast will be looking for the usual low clouds in the night and early morning hours. sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures pretty much in the low 80s until we get to next weekend. they will skyrocket into the middle to upper 80s. maybe even a few 90s. along the shoreline will be nice. and mild. >>> we are looking forward to that. >>> the rivalry between the yankees and red sox is going to play out in front of the european audience this weekend for the first time. fans from all over the continent are converging on olympic stadium to see baseball's uk debut. today and tomorrow earlier crews had just a few weeks to turn the field into a baseball diamond. they were busy. they had 140,000 square feet of synthetic turf. >>> we all know steph curry can shoot. >>> you know he can sing? >> i did not. >>> sort of. >> that is steph curr

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