sun protection. action factor after you've been in water although of course it depends how much you've been in the water if you showered afterwards and how vigorously you dried yourself with a towel so you shouldn't assume your sunscreen is waterproof you should always reapply it. so in order to ensure sun protection factor 50 all day long you need to apply a glassful of sunscreen over the course of the day. that's why no one does that if you apply that much sunscreen and one day you'd look like a breaded schnitzel. sunscreens can only provide a degree of protection against skin cancer that's due to the different wavelengths of the ultraviolet radiation of sunlight which is divided into uva and u.v.b. . also known theme if you use sunscreen you'll have less sunburn because sunscreen protects pretty well against ultraviolet b. but relatively poorly against ultraviolet a and it's uva that increases the risk of malignant melanoma. spots and how it's. sunscreen alone doesn't offer 100 percent protection

when he's on a complex if you avoid the sun completely and also use sun blockers and don't take vitamin supplements you're risking a serious vitamin d. deficiency the immediate impact is on your bones with a higher risk of osteoporosis but it also affects our health in general the risk of cancer increases of both internal organs and the skin are gone and. our. professor forward has spent years examining the impact of the sun's rays on our well being the positive effects of vitamin d. for the most common forms of cancer a universally acknowledged and just recently thomas spoke to his team and university made an astonishing discovery. virtually everybody to shew is covered in vitamin d. receptors that can suppress tumors and that includes skin tissue which needs the fitment to protect itself from cancer. so if we want to keep our skin healthy vitamin d. deficiency should be avoided but in places like germany it's widespread professor forked and his fellow researchers are alarmed at figures showing this only 40 percent of the population have it in sufficient concentrations in these parts o

and how much sun is actually good for us. hello and welcome to in good shape do you know those people who protect themselves from the sun regardless of the weather because sun is bad it harms your body but on the other hand. the sun is good for you it booth your immune system it makes you happy as a family doctor i would like to prescribe you suck but what are the dangers what is the right dosage and what are the side effects. when the weather's nice thomas folks prefer cycling to work he doesn't use u.v. protection happy to expose himself to the sun at specific times of the day he's a professor of dermatology and convinced that the sun is protective benefits also extent to our skin. when he's on a complex mind and if you avoid the sun completely and also use sun blockers and don't take vitamin supplements you're risking a serious vitamin d. deficiency the immediate impact is on your bones with a higher risk of osteoporosis but it also affects our health in general where the risk of cancer increases as opposed to internally t

every day and he projected the sun in a scream. and make pictures of drawings of the sunspots this black spots that in the surface of the sun where the magnetic field comes out and there were big ones and then he saw a flash of light where these dark spots just wrote about them made a picture and here had the day after that. the communications in in the whole world where the graphic stations were on fire and they didn't know what was really non there are of course that people in have on our scene the northern bytes there or us the whole sky was bright with light due to the least charged particles i have seen this current on astronomer in britain here had. travelled the way 2 years and produced this effect and what would happen if that happened today what really happened on the never of course on computers and if it's an event the injection like the carrington event happen today. g.p.s. will die and all the g.p.s. the. all the planes that are now are traveling flying su these automatic pileups and they will be completely blind train

up until the 16th century his observations led to the discovery that the planets revolve around the sun not the earth as people thought deed our celestial objects have been observed and studied since the beginning of time the planets and stars have helped us understand the cause of most the way it functions and its impact on our lives then in the 17th century. became the 1st astronomer to use a telescope for his observations the rest is cosmic history to date there's one question that most people want answered is there extraterrestrial life. in human and one of many observatories in a comma desert if the question of extraterrestrial intelligence is ever to be answered it is likely to come from here the is exceptionally blue skies and extremely dry atmosphere make this the ideal location for building the world's largest telescopes in fact so we will soon house 70 percent of global astronomical infrastructure even nasa comes right here to test its robots but what we will all these new facilities help us to discover and how will they change the way that we look at our you. of us 2 of chile

it will continue to give us a mix of sun and clouds. clouds north sun south. san francisco and oakland get the sun. right now 52 degrees, partly cloudy. 40s and feats on the temperatures, brented wood and livermore, 51, 45 in lake port but there is a lot of moisture streaming across. that's going to give us cloud cover up north and sun breaks to the south. look at the projections going forward sunday into monday. santa rosa an inch. clear lake an inch, that is a lot of rain. san francisco half an inch of rain sunday, monday, maybe into tuesday. 60s and 70s on the temperatures here. we have thunderstorms that popped up in the valley by the weekend. we have a break friday. that is the warmest day, rain could start sunday evening. >>> all right steve thank you. >>> a missing bay area man is still missing this morning. the search continues. up next, the leads investigators are following and the message from his family to anybody who may know where he is. >>> plus how nba players are responding to word that they may play again, possibly soon. >>> welcome back to mo

and more sun breaks to the south but with these sun breaks at this time of year, you can get good build up. it's something to keep an eye on. 49 in monterey. a lot of moisture continuing to come across from that big low up out there. the pattern is a zonal pattern, it comes across like this. that is west to eat but the pattern is going to change here. that means it's going to come up and then go here in. that will have a lot colder air associated with it. that gives it more dynamics and i think we get more rainfall as we head towards the weekend. i think this could be presume time for some thunderstorm activities with that cold air aloft. so that will be the stage for sunday, monday and tuesday. 60s to lower 70s today. temperatures warmer east and south. cooler to the north due to the cloud cover. mostly sunny and warmer friday. we cloud up saturday. rain starts in the evening. sunday looks like a rain day. >>> an effort to flip a california congressional seat back to republicans for the first time in decades. the special election in a key california congressional race. >>> not all mask

and a few peeks of sun. liz? >> sounds good, lisa. that lightning on my drive in this morning. definitely had an erie feeling, especially with everything going on in the bay area. my colleague is on the ground, sending us video of the aftermath this morning. we're updating abc 7 news.com and the app with more. you can check that all day. for now, thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc news continues at 9:00 a.m. gma is next. thanks for joining us and have a great day. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. and kept the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. meet visible. unlimited data, messages and minutes. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. ♪ feel like getting back out there? ni

we have the sun in walnut creek, 56 santa rosa. it's in the mid-60s despite that breezy southwest wind by the delta, 67 in concord and 62 in livermore. so nice and mild. looking at the rain developing north tonight, this was up above the clouds. then lit spread to the south and east for a wet, cooler, and breezy day tomorrow. some periods of sun and then the chance of a thunderstorm, and this system is a slow mover so we could even see a few areas of rain into tuesday. so tonight into sunday we'll get that light to moderate rain, the gusty south winds, chance of thunderstorms, and with that could see some embedded hail. here's the way it looks for the day today with some of the cloud cover, 5:00, some partly sunny conditions at times, then here comes the rain in the north bay. overnight it spreads to the south, to the southeast, and as we get into your sunday afternoon, we've got pockets of soutbay.rms, and then k to fuel ha thonpr as we get into sunday. here is your monday overnight. we're going to add to the rain totals on tuesda

by this evening you may get a little more sun and clouds. but we are painted with this low level moisture and clouds. i hit the wrong graphic. that was a couple of days ago. >> okay. >> here we go. i will load this in. mostly cloudy, light rain, drizzle and showers. sun and clouds. that is going to take us into this afternoon. i have a few breaks later today. let's see if this goes to the next graphic. it does not, i am going to have to reload. santa rosa, 50s on the temperatures. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. santa rosa is reporting some fog, there is a little bit of light rain and drizzle up towards mendocino and lake county. not much of a breeze. napa and fairfield, west and southwest winds, that funnels in all of that moisture, there is a bit of a break fo the west. earlier today we get a few breaks. the system is coming in. it still looks like it is going to pack a good punch. an inch of rain plus in santa rosa, that is a lot of rain, 60s to lower 70s on the temperatures. more sun to the south. further north more cloud cover and cooler

, afternoon sun if you are away from the breeze. it should feel pretty good. a live look outside, it's sunny in our east bay numbers in the mid-50s. you'll feel the cooldown again today, even further if you thought it was still warm yesterday and it was. we'll talk about it and have my extended outlook coming up. >> sounds good, thanks, lisa. >>> also ahead -- >> male with a shark bite, conscious. not conscious, breathing. there's a lifeguard on scene. tourniquet was applied. >> a severe shark bite on the beach in santa cruz county. what lifeguards are now doing after the attack. >>> plus, strategy to bring in business this mother's day. what bay area shops are trying to get around the coronavirus closures and >>> a saturday spent surfing along the santa cruz county coast turned deadly for one 26-year-old fatally attacked by a shark. we're learning more about the effort to try to save his life. rangers at manressa state beach believe ben kelly was attacked in the water, within 100 yards of shoreline. radio conversations are picked u

the phone you know stems protect the compost from the sun. so there are many reasons why this ancient staple of grain is regaining popularity in mali you know the demand for for here has been growing in recent years and its price has been rising to this gives farmers an opportunity to boost their income. what happens when you cut down the tree in your garden well it's one tree less you might say well what happens when thousands of trees disappear in one region they facts consume the felt the ground dries out the humidity goes down and biodiversity is reduce not a happy event eco check has the facts and the fia's. every year around $2800000.00 hectares of forest are lost on the african continent that's about the size of equitorial guinea. and most of the forests are cleared to provide space for farming a full 93 percent for shifting cultivation. a lot of the timber is used as firewood or turned into charcoal both vital energy sources for rural populations. charcoal is also exported 40 percent of the charcoal imported to the european union come

you'll have a few peeks of sun. otherwise we're looking at 70s in our inland communities today, tomorrow, a little change. as we go through the week, concord, by monday we're in the upper 70s, tuesday we're above average and hitting close to 90 throughout the rest of the workweek into the weekend for many inland communities. 72 today, partly cloudy in concord with 62 in san francisco. breezy along the coast, upper 50s, and a mix of clouds and sun. looking at the warmth coming our way for parts of the bay area on monday, inland some 80s, just pleasant elsewhere. tuesday numbers come up another 3 to 5 degrees. by wednesday we're above average. plenty of mid and upper 80s inland. the accuweather seven-day forecast upper 50s on the coast, upper 60s around the bay, mid-70s, partly cloudy today, sunnier, maybe a few degrees warmer but breezy tomorrow. here comes the warmth with high pressure building in throughout the rest of the week. liz? >> i like my warm weather. looking forward to that. >>> we'll be getting another w

the action picked up as the sun went down yesterday. we saw multiple stores hit in emeryville, including the best buy, h&m and others as you see on the map here around powell plaza street shopping center there. there is no evidence the vandals have anything to do with the protests specifically but this is all coming after the major unrest over the death of george floyd. you see at best buy people running out with tvs and other devices in their hands. law enforcement officers arrived later didn't make arrests. we can see how many people are in there taking all of the electronic devices out of that best buy. it's unclear how many people fully were taken into custody but we do have updated numbers from oakland pd we will get to in a moment. >>> now to the bay street shopping center in emeryville where people grabbed piles of clothing from h&m. seconds later moved on to the store next to it. that was emeryville. meantime, i want to get to the demonstration under way for a federal office killed in the protest last night, early saturday morni

how was the sun created. it's been burning away for over 4 and a half 1000000000 years and it's not even high. through this project of life stuff . one in which human history is just the blink of an eye. but while we may be just a transitory moment in cosmic terms we are at least able to study the life cycle of the sun. our galaxy is home to billions of other stars like it. space telescopes have given astronomers a closer look at how stars evolve. our own son was born from a cloud of gas and dust over the course of millions of years. it's a magical process reproduced here on a computer. this cloud of dust contains regions of denser gas like pearls on a necklace. the astral embryos that emerge there continue growing until they have sufficient mass to ignite the sun spire. if outlet is red why of it but only if it. does you have a science question that you've always wanted on state we're happy to help out and send it to us as a video text ovoid smell if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise

. >> if light, if sun, sun itself, the sun has a tremendous impact on it. sun and heat.umidity. will wipe it out. it doesn't live well with sun. sunlight. heat. doesn't live well in heat and sun and disinfectant. the disinfectant has an unbelievable -- wipes it out. i do think that disinfectant on the hands could have a very good effect. >> jimmy: i agree. i think it could. this is what happens when you mix adderall with geritol. it would appear that the president is extra sensitive about his job performance right now. there was a story in "the new york times" that said he has been watching a ton of tv and eating fast food. so of course he saw that story and yesterday he tweeted "i work from early in the morning until late at night. haven't left the white house in many months (except to launch hospital ship comfort)." yeah. we know. you haven't left the house in months. no one has left the house in months. and also, you did leave the house. you had a rally in march and you went to mar-a-lago. but back to your twitter tantrum. "and then i read a phony story in the failing

some sun here in san jose, so count yourself kind of lucky.oudy this morning, more clouds filtering in this afternoon, and much warmer for everyone on tuesday and wednesday. as we look at the cloud deck today and the rest of the mid and high level clouds streaming in throughout the afternoon, we'll have that onshore flow, 11:30 today, getting breezy in the east bay by the afternoon, and still with the mostly cloudy sky. here is your monday morning, breaking up some of the low clouds deck earlier, and looking for partly cloudy skies throughout the day. as a result, that sun allowing for numbers to warm into the 80s for your monday. here is today in the north bay. how about santa rosa, sebastopol, san rafael, novato in the 60s and with the mostly cloudy sky noontime it's only in the low 70s so mid-70s throughout the midday for you, and then with the cloud cover, temperatures fairly uniform tonight. overall we should see upper 70s for you in santa rosa, in san jose, shy of that today with 75 san jose. oakland checking in 4:00, 69 degrees. richmon

looking at our final paper, the sun, which is the only paper, the sun, which is the only paper of theich mentions another story, about the staggered return to primary schools. olivia, you are at the sun. are you in the newsroom when these puns are written? intel is a bit about it.|j wasn't working today, but i think it is quite interesting that we have sort of drawn attention to another story, and also our leader tomorrow is talking more about, you know, the upcoming recession that we are going to face which is going to be the deepest recession this country has seenin deepest recession this country has seen in 50,60 deepest recession this country has seen in 50, 60 years possibly ever. it is kind of terrifying, and we have all distracted ourselves by this dominic cummings story, which is of course important, but there are other stories around. i think perhaps this is very bad for dominic cummings and boris johnson, perhaps this is very bad for dominic cummings and borisjohnson, but i think this story will run for a long time, partly because it is a good distraction. it is quite a nice

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the bay area seeing a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon as we look at san francisco after a rainy morning for some spots. meteorologist mary lee is tracking it all for us. mary. >> wet start to the day and some locations this morning and heading through the rest of our average catching a bit of sunshine re is lookat you can see some sun and some clouds out there. our temperatures are starting to slowly warm up and we're in the 60s for many locations at this hour. show you hi-def doppler thingsi the east near merced and modesto out there. take you hour-by-hour on future can't completely rule out an isolated spotty shower as we go through our day with that low pressure system slowly moving away from us and then as we look to tomorrow, high pressure will be building in and that means sunnier, drier, warmer weather ahead. check out daytime highs looking at mid 60s in san francisco, 70 in san jose and concord and there's that extended forecast warming through the rest of the week. back to you. >>> beginning today, contracosta county relaxing restrictions allowing retail stores to offer

it produces the necessary heat through constant sun radiation as exist on the moon. you have to make use of every resource you have and so i think 3 printing structures for habitate for habitations you know all these things that we can do now with existing infrastructure existing materials on the surface will be something want to take advantage of. back to the antarctic the conditions can change unpredictably with the possibility of wind speeds of up to 60 knots that's hurricane force. the weather here is the deciding factor it's exactly the right testing ground for the scientists with the perfect conditions for their research. young doctors are still up killing the antarctic is the most remote continent of the world it's not easy to reach to mention the people living here are dependent on the technology which keeps them alive just like in a space mission so it's the best place to test the whole operation of renos and in the twit discotheques. almost everything is prepared for their project even i assess where they're planning to grow vegetables and strawberries in a

have you know nothing brazil in the sun was always a man since the portuguese word for sun it's masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to him on t.v. that would change how i see the world because into a monkey the sun was famously. seen in now but the side of a good listener so i read a ponytail instead of a deep voice extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes the thinking how definitions are not only a mental image just put our whole perception of the world. inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storyteller and i use my words to help with intercultural in this town because my name is a limb and i work in a 2000. player . playing . this is d.w. news a live shot from berlin cyclon own tonic crashes ashore forcing millions in india and bangladesh to flee the storm has already claimed lives as it pushes inland and the coronavirus pandemic is making it even more difficult to keep people safe also coming up scientists look to aerosols in their search to find out how the corona virus spread and th

and it flows as long as the sun shines. if solar energy is to enable commercial aviation and satisfy our electricity needs in the future then there's still a lot of work to be done. research is forging ahead. florian galusha's come up with a new method of extracting even more power from sunlight. but. what we've done instead of using normal silicon solar cells which have a maximum laboratory efficiency of 26 to 27 percent is to use somewhat more exotic cells their maximum lab efficiency is over 47 percent but they're expensive and above his expensive solar super cells a panel of lenses each of which focuses sunlight on an individual cell throughout the day that boosts efficiency to 29 percent in real life conditions. the main challenge is making sure the light actually hits the cell if it doesn't it won't produce any energy at all. in gaelic slow burn. of how it works he uses a model to show how the lenses function each lens in the top panel focuses the sunlight on an exactly defined radius covering a super cell. because th

you know who also lights me up like a sun flower? you to. so great.ope you are hang manage there, we can't have a preshow chat but i miss you. >> a lot of banter behind the scenes. all the people have that. good seeing you, jeff. >> we at least get a little bit now. >> yeah, we do. >> well, it is wedding season. we have a new era for weddings, a bay area company making history with a virtual ceremony. yeah, it's happening. janelle with us next. thanks for sharing your diy haircuts. thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for both current and new customers. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. so thanks again. one good share deserves another. >>> janelle wang working from home. this pandemic taking a toll on romance. no more dating right now. weddings, venues are shut down. but the state's first official virtual wedd

. >>> right now at 6:13, as we take a live look outside over the south bay, as the sun rised sun rises we are getting a hot afternoon. we will talk about how hot it gets and when those temperatures peak. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> a very good morning to you. a very happy thursday as well. all of this week has been about jobs data. yesterday we talked about that shocking jobs data coming out of adp and 20 million people cut from rolls. going down to the weekly jobless claims, we just got those, 3.169 million americans cut from the rolls and added to unemployment benefits last week. if there's any good news in there it's that that number is declining from its all-time high. we get the jobless unemployment rate tomorrow. to all of this we can add several things. the latest layoffs, trip adviser says it's letting 900 employees go, and palo alto is letting a number of employees go and until now, pure tech avoided most of the big layoffs. sectors like rideshare andak th brunt of layoffs. tesla is back in the news. once again there's talk about a factory opening up before the rule

as long as the sun is up, people tend to react in a mostly peaceful manner, but when the sun goes down, that's when the real concern hits. obviously they would like to keep them away from pennsylvania avenue. we have seen a couple protesters breach the barriers. we're talking about sort of the bike barriers they put up along pennsylvania avenue. in both instances they were quickly apprehended. i've seen some tear gas which caused a bit of a rush on a couple of occasions. that can be a little hairy as you can imagine, but by in large, peaceful. we will see how things turn out for the balance of the day and into the night. jon? jon: kevin cork at lafayette park, outside the white house, thank you. >>> the family of george floyd speaking out in the wake of his death. his brother is calling for the murder charge against former officer derek chauvin to be changed to first degree murder. lauren blanchard is live from washington, d.c. with more. ? >> there are calls now by the floyd family to appoint minnesota attorney general keith ellison, a special prosecutor in the case. they feel the cou

# there's always the sun... # dave greenfield was born in brighton on the south coast of england inrog rock group called rusty butler, before joining the stranglers in 1975. known for his distinctive sound and playing style, he would be an ever—present member, touring and performing almost until the day he died. # always the sun...# # always the sun... # dave greenfield was described as a kind, generous soul, a true innovator and a musical legend. dave simpson is a music critic with the guardian. he last spoke to dave greenfield just a few weeks ago. it was about late february. we spoke about the making about a song of theirs called european female for the guardian european week and he was on good form, he was funny, looking forward to the tour they had, which was going to be the farewell tour this year, and it's been postponed already because of the virus, i don't know if it will now not go ahead at all. it's hard to imagine the stranglers without dave greenfield, i have to admit. how will he be remembered by you and by fans and other musicians? he was a very strange character to w

. ♪ and much more that glitters in the sun.sing music swells] all along the gulf, adventure invites the traveler to find more. along past tampa bay, along a curve past old st. petersburg and tarpon springs. on, glide on to hear st. louie's bell. [bell tolls] that is jackson square in gracious new orleans. [bell tolling] and right down there is bourbon street. [horses galloping] along these iron balconies have echoed to the sound, the joys and the sorrows of good marching jazz. ♪ [jazz playing] in cloistered gardens, discover gourmet meals that no one could forget. [chatter] and down the width of great canal street sends up memories of the mardi gras, sweet praline, spicy gumbo. then at the foot, the riverboat, another charming new orleans touch. ♪ [march music] jazz and the mississippi river boats took long to travel to the north. today, on wings, it's merely hours. down there, discover a gracious mansion protected by the arms of trees. do not linger. soar on up river and leave behind the names of natchez, of vicksburg and of m