game they kept attacking and the crease to lead to as much as forty two points as the team so team christi and head coach barry sokolsky and in the fourth quarter the new boss decided to put his roots to the test who were eager to show there was a place in the missional team seventy eight forty one was the final score an easy win for russia. both first of all we showed our true abilities today little by little after every friendly the players are starting to know each other's game and it's getting better. as the polish have a very young team and their main aim is preparing for the european championships under ground eleven they have had more practice and that's why they had the advantage of playing against for us in the last quarter so we shouldn't lose ground on developing our young players. sokolowski is in charge only for a month but the players have already noticed new positive elements from working with him. back to almost everything changed tactics come the nation's defense even the philosophy of training knots of players handle rising grass with this had coach however we still need

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we've got team coverage of the scorching temperatures. nbc bay area's christie smith live near mt. diablo where the heat isn't doing much to help firefighters today. and kris sanchez is live at b.a.r.t. where commuters are begging for a break from the systems. the heat is forcing it all to move slower. >> we want to get you started with rob mayeda trafficking the heat from our weather center. i guess the good news is it may not be as hot as yesterday, but still hot. >> for some places on the coast, we'll start to see some cooling, but san jose waking up to 75 degrees this morning. again, this is the coolest point of the day, an hour or so before sunrise. and you can see our temperatures there in the south bay, in the mid-70s to get your morning started. 70s across the board for breakfast time. look at those lunchtime temperatures inland, soaring well into the 90s again, above 100 degrees for livermore, but notice san francisco. starting to see some cooling, but not soon enough to prevent a heat advisory for most of the bay area. the comfort level starting to get pretty uncomfortabl

team coverage of the anniversary. rob mayeda has a look at how the storm hit that day, and christie smith has the story of one man who survived on his roof for days and is living here, first jay gray looks at how far the crescent city has come. good morning. >> good morning to you, laura. a lot of people in this neighborhood, the lower ninth ward spent days on their roof waiting for someone to come and rescue them. this was one of if not the hardest hit areas from katrina. flooded out after the levee walls collapsed and the water poured in the storm made landfall in mississippi and cut a deadly path. 80% of new orleans was under water for quite some time. this area, the ninth ward is where it was the most difficult most will tell you. it has been most difficult for them to come back. they marked five years, but it's just another step in a long and very difficult recovery. less than a quarter of the people who lived in this neighborhood before the storm have returned since. it's a better picture when you broaden it out to the city of new orleans. 78% of people moved back to the city. 91% in the metro area. in the cent

team in a ride from end to end. check and your morning forecast with christie. >> thank you. can see the shot said eric a share in the shot funny of cloud cover. looking outside the beautiful shot but keeping temperatures trickle this morning. morning fog, a drizzle of the toes. not big changes for all his allies to be slightly below average temperature is not a very warm summer in the bay area. let's go ahead and take a look better forecast for the next couple of days, it does continue to cool down as a maker way into the work week to really cool it down by wednesday, where are highs and and then spots are in low eighties around the bay low 60s and at the tuskegee in the high 60s in the low 60s. cool 13 days in in part because of all that crowd there were seeing. you can see and fund tracker fog through the bay area. it's a little about by 9:00 and clark really pulling back to the coast still sitting over the bay bridge and into the golden gate this isn't some in the we see it still hugging the coast line that will keep those temperatures cool the coast. chile of siberia now