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sunset is next. a hungarian film. from oscar—winning director laszlo nemes. of the greatest holocaust films, son of saul. he is back with a film called sunset, easily the film of the week. terrific. but it is very confusing. it stars a woman played by a newcomer, a woman called irisz. we see things through her eyes and watch her face almost continuously. she arrives in budapest in 1913, a flowering, great society full of inventions and industry, she wants to work in a hat shop that used to belong to her parents. it doesn't any more and she thinks herfamily has been wiped out, but somebody says your brother is living here. but he's gone to seed, he's gone bad, he's an anarchist, and she wants to investigate and find out more. very tense. is it in the style that this director usually does? very tense. is it in the style that this director usually does? it's like he did in son of saul. he does that here. long snaking travelling shots. literally, like i wanted to be gawking at godzilla. i was gawking at the audacity of this movie. i can't believe he is still doin

sunset is next. a hungarian film. from oscar—winning director laszlo nemes., son of saul. he is back with a film called sunset, easily the film of the week. terrific. but it is very confusing. it stars a woman played by a newcomer, a woman called irisz. we see things through her eyes and watch her face almost continuously. she arrives in budapest in 1913, a flowering, great society full of inventions and industry, she wants to work in a hat shop that used to belong to her parents. it doesn't any more and she thinks herfamily has been wiped out, but somebody says your brother is living here. but he's gone to seed, he's gone bad, he's an anarchist, and she wants to investigate and find out more. very tense. is it in the style that this director usually does? it's like he did in son of saul. he does that here. long snaking travelling shots. literally, like we should be gawking at godzilla. i was gawking at the audacity of this movie. i can't believe he is still doing the same shot. a horse will pull out of the blue and peasants will come with flaming torches and

it will come to an end and we'll get to sunshine by sunset. i'll show you how that plays out and what this means for the cool temperatures. different feel today from yesterday. >>> chopper 5 flying over emeryville where a fire damaged multiple homes, leaving six people including a minor injured. mckayla maroney is live at the scene. firefighters are still putting out hot spots. >> reporter: yeah. and investigators trying to fire out how the fire started. it's not suspicious, but it did damage. most of it in the back of the buildings. of the six people that you just mentioned that have been injured, three are still in the hospital this afternoon, including a six month old baby. chopper 5 got a view of the fire fight from above. the fire started in one home around 8:30 and quickly spread to two others. >> the neighbors were yelling and i could hear some crackling and popping. >> reporter: sending the people who lived in the buildings scrambling for safety. >> basically jumped out of bed and grabbed the pets and got out. >> reporter: they made it

but if you had enjoyed the sunset. the sunrise will be good for most. not as good as calistoga. 40s, 50s and 60s. a little cooler to the north. warmer to the south. cloud cover, retaining the heat if you will. and the nights are not that long. camel, 59. gilroy, 53. water temps, tick down a teeny bit. bodega bay. san francisco, bowie, still 58. 59 yesterday. they've gone down a little bit. there is a southerly breeze. 53, ukiah, monterey. i don't see that all the time. higher clouds will be with us. then they'll boot scoot out of the area. later this afternoon, as that low begins to slowly move out. as it does, temps will move out a little bit. 60s, 70s. tomorrow looks to be a jumps on 70s around the inland. temps do tick up. >> we can handle new, out-of-this world mission. coming up, nasa explains why we're headed to one of the moons of saturn. and after an eight-year journey, what they're going to be looking for. > welcome back on 2. it's 4:53. nasa's newest mission is about to target saturn. it's about to take flight. a drone-like landard, called dra

and for decades lived in the inner sunset. in 1970, at the age of 23, may and four other young women founded the san francisco community based recycling environmental movement by launching the richmond environment action on a u.s. f. campus. rea triggered the opening of recycle centers, which in turn led the scavenger company to drop its plans for incinerators and change to the three-cart curbside recycle system. in 1978, may led r.e.a. and east bay environmental groups to create the association of bay area recycle groups/environmentalists. today this group is known as the northern california recycling association. in 1983, may led the current gates and bridges preschool in its purchasing of its own headquarters building that still thrives on 10th avenue. may served eight years on the board of directors of the san francisco chapter of the national association of business women's -- of women business owners and as chapter president. may is survived by her husband of 45 years, john berry, and their two daughters, heather and lou

even after a nice sunset. we'll take a look at the clouds and see what is in store for our friday forecast. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. california's new fiscal year starts monday, july 1st. and we now know how billions of dollars will be spent. governor newsom signed his first state budget yesterday. he then took to facebook live to praise the $214 billion spending plan at the capitol. the budget includes a $21 billion surplus. it expands healthcare for some undocumented immigrants. there is a penalty for people who do not purchase health insurance. the biggest item in the budget was education, though, with more than $10 3 billion for schools k through 12. >>> california voters may soon be deciding whether to legalize sports betting next year. two state lawmakers introduce constitutional amendments. many betting how it would take place in california. it's still not clear. however, there will be several joint informational hearings in the senate. eight states now have legal sports betting. many more thin

now, notice the clouds which were those mid-level high clouds that came in around sunset.re we've seen a few sprinkles at times out here. not a lot showing up on radar. however, overnight tonight with the cloudy skies, there is a chance, i think the best chance, maybe right here on the peninsula hill tops, not too far awaym a brief shower. that's at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. no hki in the south bay. maybe all the way until about lunchtime, the north bayra bay clearing skies as the layer of high clouds starts to head off to the east as we head towards the evening. so tomorrow's temperatures once we get those clearing skies will start so trend a little bit warmer. around san jose mid upper 70s. south of downtown close to 80 in pleasanton, low 70s for oakland. hayward, peninsula temperature around san mateo, but strong on shore winds keeping san francisco in the mid 60s. copy and paste that forecast probably all the wait through monday. not much change in san francisco. the north bay numbers in the 70s and 80s. high pressure will try to build back a little bit more strongly

we have all summer to enjoy nice late sunset times.aing about those clouds tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. notice a little bit of cloudiness. the 8:00 the clouds are starting to clear up to the south. by 10:00 a.m., it is spectacular. i hope you have plans outside this weekend. we start off tomorrow at 64 degrees. by lunchtime we're at about 78. so really nice wi low humidity. a high of 83. and then really pleasant tomorro night. maybe you're having a barbecue. it's just going to be nice to set outdoors. 79 at 7:00 in the evening. and on sunday we'll h have agh temperature of 86 degrees with low humidity. so both days are very similar. heading to t pool tomorrow, sunday, it's looking awesome. if i had to pick a dayo cut the grass, i'd probably do tomorrow. get it out of the way. it's going to be a little bit cooler out there tomorrowhan sunday. we also have the capital barbecue battle happening. it's going to be warm out there during t afternoon but any day eating barbecue outdoors, i think we can all get down with that. you might be notic

again, we think it's going make for a nice sunset.g that the colors, the reds, the oranges are goingo to be much m intense out there tonight. >> it really could be quite nice as wendy is drinking her bottle of wine outside. that. looking good for for the school kids, bus stop tomorrow. 65. nice weather there. 76 at recess. 84 degrees by the time you're picking up the kids. the chance of storms will be there. slight chance on thursday. only 30% chance. not really worried about that. 88 degrees on thursday. 87 friday. 84 on turday. the weekend looking great saturday and sunday. yesterday had a chance of rain on sunday. looks like sunday sd be mostly dry. we'll continue to keep watching that. that same storm system is bringing us some showers ay mond into. tuesday >> celebrating a century of women's suffrage >> 100 years ago congress 1 approved theh amendment giving some women the right to vote. >> next on news 4, how local >> next on news 4, how local humira patients, you inspire us. the way .u triumph over adversi and live your lives.

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if they sunset in december, they could care less, or they could give a exclusivity to dish. so therein lies some protection for us simply because we're small. >> thank you very much. my time has expired. >> i thank the witnesses this morning. i appreciate you coming out here and talking to us. senator smith , what percentage of the retransmission fees does a local broadcast affiliate receive after reserve transmission fees have been accounted for. >> when you add up these claims of broadcaster gouging for the most watched, most important news and entertainment, we represent depending on the company, probably 12 cents on a cable bill. i don't think we're the cause of cable inflation or satellite inflation. >> thank you. >> and what we do appreciate is the opportunity to negotiate in a free market for the value of our content. and that's what we do and that is what supports localism so the news is about you, sir, and not somebody at the national level. >> thank you for not filibustering me here, mr. smith. i'm hearing that the retransmission fees have been going up over time.

we can take advantage of all this. >> sunset cameras.see some beautiful sunsets and sunrises as we move through tomorrow. by this weekend, it's going to get a lothazier. air quality will suffer. the number one thing we're tracking with the heat will be the fire danger. there is a brand new fire weather watch that has been issued for the central valley of california that spills over into salano county. humidity 15 to 25%. it's not quite red flag fire warning conditions just yet. be aware the fire danger will be ramping up. your friday morning is looking all good. as you get up, not much fog, mostly sunny skies. also starting off here in the north bay at 58, san francisco, just a little bit of patchy fog and 55. over to the east bay, 57. temperatures warm up a degree or two tomorrow but it won't be uncomfortable. overall you'll be pretty happy with that weather forecast, down here across the south bay, silicon valley, 76 san jose, a little breezy here, wind out of the northwest at 19 miles per hour. for the east bay after mid 90s this week

the sunrise and sunset times. sunset at 5:48. so we talked about the warm-up. let me show you the seven-day forecast. tuesday and wednesday are the issue. a pretty big cool down for thursday and friday. just as fast as drastically as we warmed up, we'll cool down for the middle of the week and a warm-up by the end of the weekend and early next week. that one needs to be watched. a widespread warm-up. more on that later. >> it's getting hot. especially inland. >> thanks so much. >>> and still ahead, they may not seem related, but find out how dental a hygiene could help prevent alzheimer's disease. . >>> a new study suggests that flossing and brushing your teeth could help prevent alzheimer's disease. researchers in norway discovers the bacteria can move from the mouth to the brain. and it's linked to some cancers. >>> and a reminder. if you have a problem or question, e-mail us at consumer watch or call the hot line. we'll be right back. . >>> coming up at 5:00, with temperatures heating up, wild fire danger is top of mind. how pg and e is expanding a network o

they serve their congregation in the sunset boldly, truly welcoming all, and live in the sunset with her wife, laurel, two children and three cats. they wear one of many pastors arrested for protesting proposition eight and officiated weddings for the lgbtq community both before and after those marriages were legally recognized. pastor meghan's service to queer , trans, and other marginalized communities extends far beyond her congregation. they have advocated for lgbtq inclusion in big communities across the nation and were recognized as an unsung hero of compassion by his holiness, the dalai lama. they served as executive director of welcome since 2002, working with lgbtq people, -- lgbtq people experiencing homelessness, feeding the hungry , and in the castro, and providing groceries for h.i.v. individuals. pastor meghan has also served on the san francisco women's march and trans march committee. the san francisco human rights commission lgbtq advisory committee, and was a finalist in transgender nonfiction for the lambda literary award. she served for transgender mentoring since

. >> gorgeous sunset. we just can't stop oohing and ahhing at it.acking the record breaking temperatures. >> yeah, even though the temperatures are cooling off, it's nice to be outside in the evening. we've had highs in most of the peninsula we haven't seen since 2017. good enough to tie a record in downtown san francisco and breaking records in sfo and oakland airports. you see mid-90s today in santa rosa. right now san jose 85 degrees and you saw the sunset in san francisco where we're still hanging on to 80 degree temperatures outside here after 8:00. the stage will be set tomorrow morning, starting with 60s or 70s. you may not need a jacket as early as 7:00 in the morning. another heat advisory tomorrow. east bay valley, south bay too could see highs hotter than today. in addition another spare the air day where air quality will get a little worse. we'll let you know how long the air quality issue, fire danger, and heat will be sticking around in the forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >>> thank you so much. the brush fire burning north of morgan

it was long after sunset just a after sunset after an extremely hot day. it was two alarms. it burned through 12 firefighte were dealing with last night further north of antioch. this is another brush fire. the challenge for the fire department there. it was a thick, dry marsh which made access difficult. they were able to protect them. and this is video south of brentwood. in what was a dangerous situation early yesterday morning. firefighters battled a 40 acre brush fire. it started just after 1:00. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. >>> 4:34. a large fire causing a a lot of concerns. >>e' busy highway 4. some people were prepared to evacuate mary ann found out it started at a homeless encampment. >> reporter: with high winds fanning inflammations and thick smoke rising into the sky, crews battled this intense fire from many directions. mary lives nearby and kept her eyes trained on the smoke. >> it looked like oil smoke. it was really thick and kept billowing. >> reporter: the fire grew to three alarms with 100 firefighters responding. that's

down san francisco, 65 degrees. 63, sunset. north bay, vallejo. sunshine and high clouds in the afternoon and mild inland. tomorrow is our coolest day. we'll go cool coast. mild inland. father's day is a little warmer and it continues next week with low to mid 90s inland. the marine layer will keep the temperatures in check. we're not expecting the heat at the beaches. >> so nice. we can't stand it. >> all right. go >> take it's friday so it's time for finney's friday free stuff. >> great american has a red, white and brews festival. aside from all the rides, whaurng it's like out there. they're having a music festival. there will be locally sourced beer and wine, games and activities and a bunch of gourmet food including barbecue, of course. and are you into apple slaw? >> that sounds tasty. there are going to be five rocket bands throughout the day. this is every saturday and sunday through the he said of the month. you can get two tickets to one of those. they're worth $120. >> oh, my goodness! that's a great deal. >> and if you move fast, you

could make for a beautiful sunset.tomorrow you're going to see some really nice oranges and reds for sunset. i think you'll be pleasantly surprised by that. 79 degrees out there. a cool start, but lighter winds and more sunshine means tomorrow will be just gorgeous. just like it was out there today, just a little warmer. average temperature this time of year is 81, so well above average, wednesday, thursday and friday. also a chance for possibly severe thunderstorms on wednesday, isolated thunderstorms on thursda sunday, however, still some fesvities going on sunday. that could be a rainy day, a northeaste northeastern situation where we're reallyold and rainy. 79 out there. we'll be watching it really close. >> your glass is al ys half full. >> always. >> yes, but his glass is always half dirty. >>> history ma in st. louis. >>> plus, dreams come true in major >>> what in the heck is going on -- what's in the water in louis? >> the party is still going and i don't think they're drinking water in . louis anymore. for th

that would be another presentation in the sunset area. we would also like to schedule moore one the area. thank you. >> if you need help in my district anyway, district 7, there is quite a few senior programs and i know, you look at the stat over the last two years, even though sometimes you don't consider high injury area. you look at the stats and see how many seniors are actually being killed and you will see that it is pretty high, relative for everything that happens in the city. i think that is something we shouldn't ignore. i could rattle off exactly where they were killed. >> thank you for the comment and we will follow-up. thank you. >> any public comments on this item? educational outreach. mr. wright. >> the program that you are reaching out, i would see - like to see you reach even further than that. you have a city college situation here where students can go to college for free. it seems like a good program that you demonstrated the negative gas flow. i would like to see reach out to the board of supervisors, all of them in

temperatures around the bay area tomorrow you look at the 60's in the san francisco about 61 of the sunset, 65 degrees in daly city 61 half moon bay, what warmer inside the bay, almost 80 degrees and burlingame 82 in foster city 80 in palo alto lot of 80's maybe some low 90's in the south bay tomorrow a few more 90's showing up in parts of the east bay as well as those temperatures going to soar and are building ridge of high pressure that strengthens for one more day that we cool off on wednesday. >>the back of the head with you hit them in the back of the head with a machete. >>have that is what he did 11 year-old boy talking about how he fought off an armed robber braydon smith, he says he was home alone. he used a machete to drive off the man accused of entering his home in mebane north carolina. >>the suspect haiti and home made his first court appearance today. braydon smith says just before noon last friday, a car drove up to his home, a window broke and a man came in keene pointed a pellet gun at me. >>that was located in our house and i knew that it wasn't alone so i just sat down

you have a lovely sunrise or sunset?tting some great image5 morning and we are getting some great images in already. a 5hock morning and we are getting some great images in already. a shock to the system, a slow ramp up of temperature and today in central and eastern areas could hit the mid—205 perhap5 eastern areas could hit the mid—205 perhaps 27 degrees. this lovely shot has come in this morning already, beautiful 5ound5 has come in this morning already, beautiful sounds and it does look very inviting. not a lot of —— a lot of warmth for the southern uk being pulled up but come tomorrow, the second half of the weekend we bring our weather in increasingly from the atla ntic our weather in increasingly from the atlantic and that will extinguish tho5e temperatures, especially as we go into next week. that here we are today and we will see 5un5hine acro55 south wales, central, eastern and southern england and the temperatures will shoot up to further north you still have the re m na nts of further north you still have the

you zero in on the reason we ask for stellar to sunset that technology exists making it unnecessary. the competition that exists did not exist then and the harm is very real now as a of public policy. >> so should it be folded into the 1992 legislative framework quick. >> i have not considered that but it is filling a niche h where they want to watch video on their platforms that are not currently available. but they should be available through broadcast. >> so what i am seeing is we have two separate frameworks. one operates with 1982 technology and regulated with 1992 laws. another operates with cutting-edge technology that operates in a different world. and has resulted in substantial innovation to the consumer. to me that suggest we shouldn't try to hobble the part of the market that is driving that technological innovation with that framework meant for another arrow that i add we just recently discovered milli vanilli was a fraud. [laughter] some people got bent out of shape on that. you can answer whatever order you prefer but is there room for reform in the video marketplace?d

that's what waking up to sunny skies and also and the days of beautiful sunsets as well, but fortunately we're out of that red flag warning territory for us here in the bay area because any wind gusts that we do see specifically under north bay hills and mountains will be below that advisory level threshold right now seeing breezy wind speeds throughout nap and fairfield santa rosa single digit wind speeds were pretty gusty still for downtown san francisco sustained winds at 20 miles per hour with gusts around 25 miles per hour out there right now in downtown san francisco. and as you can see beautiful clear skies as we take a look from our north a camera too broad karl, the fog nowhere in sight and we're going to notice beautiful sunrises and sunsets because of that lack of blanket of cloud cover and temperatures right now 60's along the san francisco peninsula and also oakland, the widespread 70's and 80's as you make your way in london overnight lows tonight will be on the warm side mid to upper 50's with the exception of antioch only cooling down into the low 60's and wake-up planner

sunset district, 68. north bay temperatures, 85 in san rafael.y to be out in the wine country. 91 santa rosa. in the east bay, 84 castro valley. inland areas will be hot. 92 degree, walnut creek. we have the alameda county fair in pleasanton tomorrow. starts out warm at noontime. the sun is out and it gets hot. you definitely will need a hat, glasses, a lot of water to keep you hydrated. we also have the in sonoma at the ratice way. low 90s both days on saturday and sunday. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to be a hot weekend. mid-90s inland. mid to upper 60s coast. then the heat eases monday. a big drop in temperatures. midweek, down to the low 80s. where's summer? enjoy. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> things are getting ugly in the north bay. >> oh. the faces when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think

so it's no wonder why the broadcasters want this law to -- sunset. what is needed is sunshine on their behavior and the practices towards consumers and competition. their prices are especially bad for small operators like me. the fcc reports that small cable operators now pay on average at least 30% more than large pay for returns michigan center for myself that percentage is 47% for mine. today before affiliated broadcast stations make up 20% in my programming fees. the rest is for the other 300 channels. that percentage is growing at a rate of more than 200% every renewal cycle. i know that you all care as much about your constituents as i do about my customers who are elderly on fixed incomes that depend on us for that video service and who are greatly impacted by higher subscription fees. in fact allow these folks can't get even satellite or dish, not because it's not available to them but because they can't afford it. they don't have checking accounts, they don't have credit cards. they don't have credit but they do have credit it's bad all they

thanks so much now last week they took a sunset boat sunset boat trip together in st petersburg and now russia's president has helped his chinese counterpart xi jinping celebrate his 66th birthday with ice cream and champagne she and out of a fusion was seen at clinking glasses at a hotel and to take a stand where they were both attending a regional summit there was also a white cake decorated with chinese characters meaning good fortune double sex and after sipping his champagne she recalled when he helped putin celebrate one of his birthdays. and i was i think putin's birthday was when i had the biggest amount of what can my life i have never had so much water. and that's just about it for me for steve after this news are joyous to go again though in a couple of minutes i. talk to al jazeera. we ask problems and besides the instability is corruption we listen . man who are pushing the united states and president trump into conflict we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter does iran. in cameroons rivers the arm on. plastic is everywhere. but if bottles can

just a few wispy clouds made for a colorful sunset. head to tomorrow, the same types of breezes, the wind coming off the ocean that brought in the clear skies other than the high clouds. will be with us again tomorrow. that's going to help to knock those temperatures down. take a look here. west, southwest wind tomorrow afternoon and into the evening hours. so definitely keep an extra layer handy because you just may need it especially later in the day. here's live doppler 7. clouds are limited, just very patchy right along the san mateo coast line. that will be changing as we head towards tomorrow. let me show you what the reason for this is. there is an area of low pressure spinning off the pacific north west coast. that's going to deepen our marine layer. it's already started doing that. and it will also bring in a stronger sea breeze, so those temperatures will come down. right now the numbers are anywhere from the 50s to 70s out in brentwood. here's a live picture from our san jose camera. it's a beautiful view looking toward the

and some-0 cloud cover moving overhead around sunset time, but cloud cover will likely hangout through thursday night and into friday morning. your weather headlines, chilly morning tomorrow, another cool afternoon, for your thursday, temperatures will be close to average friday, saturday, and sunday should be a nice weekend with warmer weather likely to return coming up next week. highs tomorrow, all about the 70s. 71 redwood city, 71 livermore, 71 in napa, those are all below average, sentences carry seasonably chilly, 63 degrees in the ghost, not even hitting 60. we begin to warm up friday, weekend should be fantastic, low 70s near the water, low to mid 80s inland, exactly average and when we warm-up it will not be crazy hot next tuesday and next wednesday, that your forecast. >> and dennis o'donnell. nba free agency will be gone sunday at 8:00, that means kevin durant's phone is going to be blowing up at 3:01 as everyone makes -- waits for him to make a decision about his future. >>> this evening, and uncertain future for warriors star kevin durant. >> the big question fans want to

the latest fad is the sunset strip.rs. it is the place to go. >> people would meet at clubs on the sunset strip and they would go to the trip or they would go to the whisky a go go. it was a real happening. >> we changed from a culture of grown-ups that sort of looked down on kids to kids leading. >> it is the creation of the teenager, and the revolution begins. ♪ ♪ i, i got a light i got a light on you, babe ♪ ♪ i, i got a light ♪ i got a light on you, babe >> the los angeles county sheriff's office has begun foot patrol on the sunset strip to cope with the growing influx of youngsters. >> the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren't listening to their parents' music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. >> at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. >> in l.a., we were all kind of, you know, smoking god's herb, whereas u

that is not the case with the rail system on the sunset and other side of the park. if you are not reliable, people don't worry about speeds. if you get a fast bus trip every 12 times that is not hitting the mark. you want something reliable. once you get a stable system then you work on improving it to get it moving more rapidly. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you. you mentioned the tale of two cities. what are your thoughts about or your commitment to making sure that transportation is equitable across the city? >> i think that is another very important value we have got to bring to our work and the fact is when you invest, whether it is capital or operating dollars, you have got to make sure you are investing equibly. you are concerned about the turn backs. i have been dumped out of a bus in the richmond district more times than i can count. that is difficult for people that is an example where we have to figure out a way if we implement a strategy. if it is successful we want to do it in an equitable manner so that we are applying it across the city or we are app

that made for nice sunset pictures. i think we'll get nice sunrise photos.atrick is in beautiful redwood shores. >> patrick is in beautiful redwood shores. there you go. back to mustards today? no. not going to mustards today, patrick. a little too early. but shout ought to everyone at mustard's. christine, mo. barbara, kirk. >> amazing sunset picks everywhere last night. here's one from redwood shores. thank you, sir. >>> mostly sunny. partly sunny here. and a little warmer. temps have been unseasonably cool for us. and they bottomed out on wednesday. they are slowly working their way up. we still had a lot of 70s yesterday. today, we'll get a few 80s. higher clouds associated with that low, which is up in portland now. you can see it drifting. more to the north. you'll start to see clearing already. low 40s, mainly 50s and 60s. quite impressive to get a low of this strength at the end of june. and that's what's keeping us cool. the wind was a huge factor a couple of days ago. not so much now. but a little breezy at times. 48 lakeport. but 60s for some. uni

you may have noticed sunset and sunrise.doppler 7 showing you we do have a weak system allowing for clouds that will be with us through the morning hours and heat index in the afternoon. overall it's a system that does not want to get out of town. it's a trough, area of low pressure north of us. that's why we're staying with temperatures near ample in spots, below average in others and very little change throughout the next self days. this should be the forecast through the 4th. we're even going to get cooler into tomorrow. this gorgeous view san jose. 52 in morgan hill, 57 in oakland. good morning to you redwood city 55. 58 down in the south bay. from this vantage point, our eastwood hills camera, deck of low clouds pretty evident here. 51 santa rosa, concord 61. clouds down to the central coast. in the east bay it is 56 degrees. as we look for walnut creek you'll notice we have the cloud cover. with coastal fog, warm temperatures inland again today, a nice afternoon for pride celebrations second half of your weekend but co

the project site is located east site of ninth avenue within the inner sunset neighborhood. within the immediate area there is residential two to three story single and two family dwellings. there is a great variety of styles. the subject lot is half lot wider than the typical lot 37.5 feet and lot depth of 120 feet for total of 4500 square feet. site slopes down towards the rear developed with a vacant 222 gross square foot two family dwelling. it has a site set back of 3-foot 8-inch on the north. the proposal is the demolition of the two family dwelling and conduct a horizontal and vertical condition to conduct a three family dwelling with a dwelling unit. 1072 two bedroom unit on the first store. 1150 bedroom unit on the second floor. the proposed structure enlarges 90 square foot -- 950 square foot. known common access to the rear. two bedroom units and the second of 1835 square feet. a 948 square foot two bedroom unit on the fourth floor. fourth floor provides 15-foot set back at the front and 10 back at the rear wall. height at the front is 30. total height 40 feet. 62

yeah, pretty nice sunset out there. >> oh, that is nice. i want to thank my buddy alex back there and what we call our ak whi acquisitions for filling that. a cool sunset. you get cool things in the heat of the summer, and right now on the hot side. we were 90 or better everywhere on the map. 97 today at bwi. 92, duls. 91, quantico. 93 fredericksburg. the first time everybody has been in the 90s, so a hot and mi hu day. 81 degrees at this hour, not much in the way of wind. we had showers around the airport about an hour ago. 78 in gaithersburg currently. 73 back towards manassas. many areas in the upper 60s to low 70s, so waking up on your -- almost said friday morning. i d what jim did last night. >> i was jumping the gun. >> and i'm moving people backwards. it is tele. >> don't go back. >> saturday, 89. humid today with scattered storms tomorrow afternoon. that's what i want you to remember. yes, we have the heat and humity, but also the chance for storms. here is where we were earlier this evening.ou the last ce of hours, showers moving

i think before sunset tomorrow everyone's going to be complaining. pretty convinced. >> once they're sweating, rob. then you're the bad guy. >> you go from wine country, the drink, to whining country in short order around the bay area when the heat settles in. we're going to have 90s bayside. that's the reason we're going tief heat advisory for tomorrow. look at the numbers outside right now. last night. some psy cooling off much at all. san jose, if you have late-night plans it's just nice out. you don't need a jacket. 70 degrees. high of 85. but these temperatures will also lead to a warmer start to tomorrow morning. check out san francisco. 65 degrees. and not much of a sea breeze tonight. we'll see a rapid warm-up during the day tomorrow. and fortunately we do have a spare the air day tomorrow for ground-level ozone in the santa clara valley. but the added issue that we're seeing now tonight in the north bay is some localized issues of smoke pollution as the winds have brought down some of that smoke from the sand fire into napa county and parts

by sunset it's time for the government forces to perform their prayers as it's ramadan the holy month of fasting they break their fast alongside their fire arms. they come under fire. and try to fire back. 2 here on the battlefield food is usually mixed with weapons in between these fighters take time to chill out and get on with. chanting jokingly against have to. the. car and blaming fighters from the city of tire who are now saying they betrayed them by taking have to decide to thaw out all the hope you had that we try to alleviate the tension by just laughing joking and telling personal stories that's how time goes by here but at the same time we're maintaining our location well and the. always anticipating a possible counterattack. time for coffee on a wood fire but as fire light can be spotted by drones they try to hide it. from government the fighters here on the edge of. defense fighting could break out at any moment and it's even more dangerous a night when have jets attack this area but far from here in the center of tripoli the situation is very different. here in the main

sunset district, 68. north bay temperatures, 85 in san rafael.d day to be out in the wine country. 91 santa rosa. in the east bay, 84 castro valley. inland areas will be hot. 92 degree, walnut creek. we have the alameda county fair in pleasanton tomorrow. starts out warm at noontime. the sun is out and it gets hot. you definitely will need a hat, glasses, a lot of water to keep you hydrated. we also have the in sonoma at the ratice way. low 90s both days on saturday and sunday. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to be a hot weekend. mid-90s inland. mid to upper 60s coast. then the heat eases monday. a big drop in temperatures. midweek, down to the low 80s. where's summer? enjoy. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> things are getting ugly in ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> snouts only a mother could love were on display at the world's ugliest dog contest in petaluma. 19 contestants walked the red carpet for a chance at the

, ifind especially of sunrises and sunsets, i find that people all over the world leave comments about wait to come back and it is the interaction between my posting of pictures on instagram or 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. now, fans have been swarming to the cricket world cup this summer, but it seems hundreds of bees have been keen to catch some of the action too. they made their presence felt in south africa's match against sri lanka in durham, forcing the players and umpires to literally, dive for cover. the game resumed after letting the bees pass over. chinese leader xi jinping chinese leader xijinping has appealed for dialogue rather than confrontation at that high—stakes meeting with president trump at the 620. meeting with president trump at the g20. more with us. friday was a hot one in the west of the uk, saturday is going to be hotter acr

. ♪ with the coming of sunset, all chaplains health services on deck. and every man, no matter what his sought strength and solace in prayer. dusk, we arrived at the rendezvous and pulled to under the welcoming cover of the deepening night. now begin the most trying ordeal of all, waiting through the long , morestraining silence each hour. [clock ticking] [explosion] -- [explosions] our naval barrage sweat the enemy beaches with plumes of fire and by dawn, the smaller landing craft were in the water, ready to take on their cargoes of infantry -- our naval barrage pt the enemy beaches with plumes of fire. [explosions] while the big guns fought it out with hidden nazi shore batteries, our first wave moved in. from the skies, hundreds of planes provided air cover for the seaborne invasion below. while operating in sure -- sure, fast rocket boats showered the enemy with their reign of lead fastile operating inshore, rocket boats showered the enemy with their rain of lead. 's moved in and dropped their ramps. through deadly enemy machine gun and mortar fire,

in new york, the statue of liberty, its torch blacked out since pearl harbor, was lit at sunset for 15 minutes. and in newcastle, pennsylvania, a young mother named pauline elliot wrote to her husband, frank, a corporal in the army, "d-day has arrived. the first thought of all of us was a prayer." below us are the beaches where corporal elliot's batallion and so many other americans landed -- omaha and utah, proud names from america's heartland, part of the biggest gamble of the war, the greatest crusade; yes, the "longest day." during those first hours on bloody omaha nothing seemed to go right. landing craft were ripped apart by mines and shells. tanks sent to protect them had sunk, drowning their crews. enemy fire raked the invaders as the stepped into chesthigh water and waded past the floating bodies of their comrades. and as the stunned survivors of the first wave huddled behind a seawall, it seemed the invasion might fail. hitler and his followers had bet on it. they were sure the allied soldiers were soft, weakened by liberty and leisure, by the mingling of races and religion.

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