it is believed that ticks are more dangerous in hot weather, but this is not so, the activity of tickstures that are comfortable for them. it's somewhere around 20-22. uh, in general, the heat is uh, not very comfortable for them, so their activity can drop. but in the heat, people who go to the forest coolness become more active. here the number of bites is growing and at this stage we are faced with the most, perhaps, bad advice for 20 vegetable oil, butter or alcohol, slowly pull out, you can’t smear the tick with oil, gasoline, kerosene, cologne. it only increases. uh, the probability that an additional dose of the pathogen will enter the human body. and ticks are removed mechanically. the most convenient. this pliers screwdriver is no tool at hand, as soon as possible to the doctor at a distance and the study is best for the laboratory. this is a live tick. there it will be frozen and ground into powder. not as revenge for all the bitten humanity, and such technology, and then do not panic and wait for the results. unfortunately, doctors themselves sometimes ignore this recommenda

five ticks on the flag of kilometers, half a tick per kilometer - this, of course, is a statisticalbut if the limit is exceeded, heavy chemistry comes into play? it is believed that ticks are more dangerous in hot weather, but this is not so, the activity of ticks increases in temperatures that are comfortable for them. it's somewhere around 20-22. uh, in general, the heat is uh, not very comfortable for them, so their activity can drop. but in the heat, people who go to the forest coolness become more active. here is the number of bites and growing and on this stage. we are faced with the most, perhaps, harmful advice. with butter or alcohol, you can’t slowly pull out the tick with oil , gasoline, kerosene, cologne. it only increases. uh, the probability that an additional dose of the pathogen enters the human body, and the tick is removed mechanically. the most convenient thing is a pliers screwdriver, there is no tool at hand, as soon as possible to a doctor at a distance and research is best for the laboratory. this is a live tick. there he will be frozen and erased, the shock p

this is a live tick.erased into a flash, not in quality together for all the bitten humanity, but also technology, and then do not panic and wait results. unfortunately, doctors themselves sometimes ignore this recommendation. you remember there was said throw this tick away. if a study had been carried out immediately, anastasia would have been diagnosed earlier and perhaps the result would have been different . alexey kvashenkin. irina sativa anton teeth telecompanenkov. in the russian far east , one amur tiger has increased from chelyabinsk there, a striped predator was brought there, which was nursed by ural doctors for three years after a serious injury. now the animals, after a short rehabilitation, are waiting for a new life in the closest natural environment. terms of fate, tiger orgalizenkov. go, my good. go well done, the road from the south ural shelter took more than a day, so hector has not yet felt all the delights of the new home for a predator, he will have to spend in a cage. in quarantin

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doctors warn of a second wave of tick bites. alexei kvashenkin went to collect statistics and expose myths about various bloodsuckers. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company program today hosted by elena spiridonova and igor poletaev today, ukrainian formations launched new attacks on donetsk in the kirov region after a direct hit. large shopping mall on fire the galaxy at that time was inside the sellers and buyers due to the triggered alarm. they were able to quickly evacuate. and this allowed to avoid casualties, the fire was assigned the highest level of complexity inside the hypermarket. tires, paint products, linoleum were burning, black smoke was visible from different parts of donetsk special correspondent yevgeny golovanov reports from the scene . a column of black smoke rising above the city is visible for tens of kilometers, even in neighboring cities the galaxy hypermarket is blazing on outskirts. donetsk this is the main source of fire is a building materials warehouse. boards and in

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just a tick above average. what we're really watching for you as we plan your days tomorrow morning. fog casso again. make sure to wake up with us. we're going to track it hour by hour because your monday morning commute could be a little tricky. you can see that 6 o'clock. we're still going to be seeing fog in places like oakland, haywood, even half moon bay and those foggy conditions. as we fast-forward going lift around 9.15, to even 10 o'clock. so keep that in mind as you plan your day could be a little stressful. so again, today's temperatures just a tick above average. you can see that san francisco coming in with breezy conditions at 70 to oakland cloudy. same story for san jose. you are looking at 88 tomorrow is going to the coolest day of the week as we help plan your day is going to be breezy. but it's the coolest day of the week as we take a look at tomorrow's high temperature setting up the tone for you just a little break and those temperatures down south morgan hill. 85 san jose 78 you can see on

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so sorta you say sexualized videos in social media like tick tock and instagram, yet tick tock really has too much. yes. is it too much? and tick tock is supposed to be an app for kids over shot that are maybe we're trying to replicate the model, the social media showing us slim, sexy women, guys with a nice 6 pack. just like mine. i can better be the show, could i come j ah, mitten animal? does it make sense to try to follow these criteria? they're allowed to the match our personality embody type it i looked at the most important thing is to accept yourself and protect yourself. thought that, that's it, the quote is it, the idea behind this program is to raise awareness of the dangers that some of these situations bring back in. this is the goal is to build trust, limit hawk, or shall ultimately had. org. it's the parents job to guide them in telephone to be careful and point out the bad things that can happen on the internet else. ah, if you want to teach the youngest generation to free themselves from the gaze of others, it's also important that parents limit their own use of socia

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didn't talk us. father says, why has facebook instagram tick tock, what st. tom telegram and google have called song, not go to school at all. there were rings, pings and pushes around the clock. people chance cool and take pictures to relax. we game or gamble on line. but at what point do we become overstimulated when all the digital consumption is simply too much? we ask psychologist, doctor, close val filling the lung. cancer is on file. you can sum up risky consumption with a 2 to 3 indicators. for example, you neglect your friends or social contacts and perhaps even your job, you have concentration deficits or problems sleeping if, if there are 5 or more indicators. but then we're talking about pathological consumption and that needs examine and closely logan own does what. how quickly are you distracted by your phone or computer? do you have friends in the real world? the amount of time you spend online is less of a criterion than how you live your real life and how resilient you op feeler from wouldn't. here for many people assume that gambling during

this is like a facebook, instagram, tick tock, what santa ha, telegram and google have called song, not go to school at all. there were rings, pings and pushes around the clock. people chance cool and take pictures to relax. we game or gamble on line. but at what point do we become overstimulated when all the digital consumption is simply too much? we ask psychologist, doctor clarksville fling long hence is on file. you can stomach risky consumption with a 2 to 3 indicators. for example, you neglect your friends or social contacts and perhaps even your job, you have concentration deficits or problems sleeping if, if there are 5 or more indicators. but then we're talking about pathological consumption and that needs examine and closely low to going oh and those will how quickly are you distracted by your phone or computer? do you have friends in the real world? the amount of time you spend online is less of a criterion than how you live your real life. and how resilient isla feeler from wouldn't. you know, for many people assume that gambling during the semester break or during school va

there is a tick ordered, as you appear to go to him.t did i want and how much do i know, you come in, well , okay, i'll come. original documents, i think he has, in general, i need them and by all means, what to do first of all, documents. well, we have too many witnesses. not needed. understood, i will do everything. in general, follow the plan. i hope that there will be no problems with cornflower, no problems. i don't think it will. well, that's wonderful. for my part, i also did some water. come in. allow me, comrade colonel. kafarov, come in, sit down write a statement on your own. how about on your own? that's because you're tired, because you stick your nose everywhere. tell me why you, a simple district police officer, had to personally go and detain the junior brocade. you are a simple clerk. who asked you, you need it, and start shooting in the parking lot. well, with this we will still deal with brocades. so that's who's moaning. that's who has become cramped to live in the world. okay, it's clear, what you understand is noth

just like the parents of the little tick.say, she even promised her husband to give birth to another point. oh, another story right now the new detective from leonid kanevsky is nothing like the soviet people have ever seen a mean cooperator beat a child. an impudent bandit seduced a girl the militia is looking for a defender of this soviet robin hood the right of law and the right of the strong butcher hatchets reinforcing rods glass films the investigation was conducted with leonid kanevsky very strange oleg bloodthirsty. watch right now the eighty-eighth year. finally, the police officers pressed the medical uaz to the side of the road. people in uniform ran to the ambulance help and pulled out of the cabin of a man in a white coat, the soviet people have never seen anything like it. how so after all militia and doctors at the same time. no one and random viewers guessed. it was the denouement of an amazing crime drama. for several months now, the soviet police have been looking for a very unusual criminal, this soviet rob

what's at stake. >>> tick bite dangers.he rare disease and how you can help protect your family. ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ >>> beyoncÉ's lyric under fire. the singer facing backlash over one of the songs of her hit new album "renaissance." how the grammy winner is responding. ♪ i got bills ♪ >>> with the price of food and fuel soaring is shopping closer to home at dollar stores the answer to slashing your grocery store? ♪ >>> the force is strong with this new fast food employee. >> anybody ever tell you that you look like a movie star? >> i never heard that before. >> in a galaxy not that far away. mark hamill returning to an old job 50 years later. >> forgot your napkins! ♪ we're one big family ♪ >> how many stars can you spot in this throwback video? ♪ abc ♪ >> the hair alone will keep you guessing. ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ >>> and it is "gma's" dog days of summer. woof woof. we're celebrating pups across the country, and this morning the sweet story of a man who found his new best friend as we say good morning, america

, tick...boom!angels in america," and an indie film from last year called "spider-man: no way home." [ light laughter ] he stars in fx's "under the banner of heaven," which premieres tonight. andrew garfield will be here, everybody. [ cheers and applause and she is an emmy and tony-winning actress you know from "weeds," "the west wing," and also "angels in america. she's back onstage in "how i learned to drive," which is playing at the manhattan theater club's samuel j. friedman theater. mary-louise parker will also be joining me [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, a member of the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection revealed what he called the most chilling moment from that day, while three more trump allies, including kevin mccarthy and marjorie taylor greene, were caught lying about their roles in the attempted coup. oh, and also, donald trump said in a lawsuit that he's afraid of getting hit with dangerous fruits for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪

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the clock is ticking to net anything. the clock is ticking to get lewandowski _ anything.an 0gunshakin, bbc news. it's a fascinating story and i'm sure there will be much more to come. well, staying with football, let's have a quick look at some of the day's transfer news. chelsea forward timo werner is on the brink of returning to his former club, rb leipzig in germany. he scored 23 goals in 89 games in his two year spell at stamford bridge, but he's expected to return for around £25 million. meanwhile, everton's busy summer in the transfer market continues. they've signed belgium midfielder amadou 0nana for £33 million, from lille. the 20—year—old signed a five—year deal at goodison park. and manchester united's search for a striker continues. they've ended their interest in former west ham and stoke forward marko arnatovic. it's understood they pulled out of a move for the 33—year—old, due to bologna's transfer fee demands and negative fan reaction. after helping bring football home, euro's winner rachel daly is heading back to england, joining aston villa from houston

. ♪ tick-tock, don't stop ♪ >> i was listening to "tick-tock" and right at the end of the song it saysse from the hood i came into the hood i must return." >> yeah. >> it seems like from early on the thought was i'm going to govern where i grew. >> you know, we talk about a song i wrote over 30 years ago, and i didn't think that it would have an impact. i was just speaking my truth through a different pathway. you know, tick-tock, this is how we rock. >> reporter: kelly's activism for the community started when he was young, with hip-hop culture in his neighborhood serving as the inspiration for the message in his music. his mentor and former manager always encouraged him to pursue his passion. >> remember, hip-hop at its inception, at the very beginning was very political. this really is a challenge for hip-hop to get back to its roots. his activism goes back to being as a teenager. this is a natural progression from being a front line artist, an activist artist, to a public servant. >> i'm a son of newark. i know those -- i know those streets. i know those avenues. you know, i came u

i have ticked a lot of boxes.efinitely been ticked off. also the mental aspect as well, which can be overlooked as well. it is all physical, go to the gym, work hard for us to how bad one? all that type of stuff, right? i have also trained myself mentally in those boxes have been ticked, and hopefully the unveiling of it all happens saturday night. looking forward to that. _ happens saturday night. looking forward to that. that _ happens saturday night. looking forward to that. that is - happens saturday night. looking forward to that. that is all - happens saturday night. looking forward to that. that is all your. forward to that. that is all your sport for now, though. hello. well, now that the heatwave is finally over, we'll be dealing with scattered downpours and thunderstorms almost anywhere in england and wales on tuesday and the possibility of flash flooding as well. across the uk at the moment, pressure is generally low, a weather front�*s nearby as well, and with extra energy from the sun, we will see tho

and doj did the search warrant on rudy giuliani so that was reporting later the byron white as was ticked off because that night was by w his first joint address of congress. they wanted to be this big moment and get a big chunk of news media was diverted to this sensational raid on rudy. when i saw that story i thought good, good that's exactly what should be. the lasting doj should at least be doing his call to the white house and say were going to do big thing today that might take some media attention like are you cool with that?it the fact that i was glad to see the biden white house was ticked off at that because that's that should be. there should be no communication regarding the prosecutorial function of doj. i am d encouraged that we're making progress on the level we need policy changes as well. e of the questions here from the viewers don't freak out. i'm just going to your first name. if you don't want me to use your first and last name just put it in there. to start, ellen are you going to get reading e.g. carol, did they decide to continue with us to try to establish legal

they what can russia do to stop tick tock and it's users took a question. so the russian government is not very technical when it comes to internet censorship. the penultimate example is in 2020. the russian parliament made it illegal to use telegram and then for 2 years you had this incredibly botched, frankly, a little bit embarrassing attempt to block telegram during which you know, many people continued to use telegram and even government officials would continue to use telegram. and so instead of relying on that more technical kind of censorship and filtering, you get a lot of offline coercion. this looks like speech laws, this looks like the threat of arrest. this looks like physical force used against tech company employees against citizens who post things on line. and so when the government talks about targeting these companies, they might block some sites. as you said, there are vpn and other ways to get around those restrictions. but what it probably looks like in practice is increased targeting of the people using those platforms, and anyone they

here's what the spanish prime minister had to say about the project tick. listen, it's been your study was toppled with that pain is prepared to use all its capacity . but i to help those countries that right now are suffering more from dependency on russia. on putin's energy blackmail. i could record that, we have to remember that spain concentrates 30 percent of the re gus vacation capacities of the whole of european 30 percent up a little bit. and we cannot use them fully and completely because we have a bottleneck. so some of the other global business stories making headlines, frustrated international bondholders are pushing their own debt restructuring plan for the trouble chinese property developer ever grant. the financial times reporting that they want the company's chairman to pay for their liabilities out of his own fortune. ever grant owes over $300000000000.00 around $20000000000.00 of it to foreign investors. you are solar panel manufacturer 1st solar is planning to invest over a $1000000000.00 to boost production and build a new factory in the

the ones popular up has had trouble staying competitive with platforms like tick tock and is facing a steep decline in our sales. in july, the california based company reported quarterly losses of $422000000.00. stop that says it will restructure the company to focus on augmented reality and revenue growth. let's talk more about this with d. w. financial correspond teddy also in new york. hi teddy, good to see, you know, snap is just one of several companies that hired really aggressively during the pandemic, only then to last job 2 years later. is this any more than a major miscalculation of the pace of growth? well, definitely, as a miscalculation, i'd say it's a grander miscalculation across the entire tech sector, which saw explosive growth over the past 2 years. and now we're seeing this contraction. and even as there is a red hot labor market here in the united states, the tech sector is rolling out these layoffs, as you said. even the big ones like meta and google, we are seeing hiring freeze is, but for snap, this may be run of the mill competition as well. staff is a relative

the clock ticking on that launch. the will of. ticking on that launch.ated. pakistan will launch a global appeal to help it deal with the flooding catastrophe that's killed more than a thousand people and affected 30 million. un member states will be asked to contribute. pakistan's foreign minister has estimated the financial impact at $4 billion dollars. bilawal bhutto—zardari said he hoped the international community would grasp the sheer level of devastation in his country. and it's not over yet — water is still surging down the mightly indus river and will flood the the low—lying sindh province yet further over the next few days. azadeh moshiri reports. a young boy stranded on a rock as raging waters surround him. you can see a rescue worker edging out of the helicopter, lifting him up to safety. it's but one of the countless rescue efforts that are happening as pakistan faces one of the worst floods in years, with more than 1,000 people dead and millions affected. i find it very difficult to put into words. the phraseologies that we're used to, whet

lyme disease comes, of course, from the bite of an infected tick and with the warming weather experts say the ticks are more prevalent and that, of course, increases the chances of getting bitten, especially when you're out in the great outdoors. a vaccine is around for dogs, but one for humans, he's actually taken off the market in 2002 and now pfizer and france's up valneva are working on one that aims to stop the tick bite from transmitting the infection. the grand jury in mississippi has declined to indict the woman whose accusation set off the lynching of emmett till. >> nearly 70 years ago now this comes amid revelations about an unserved arrest warrant and a newly released memoir by the accuser, carolyn bryant done it charges of both kidnapping and manslaughter were considered the decline of charges will make it increasingly unlikely that don in will ever be prosecuted for her role in the events that led to tells death. >> right >> behind. >> wow. take a look at that fiery crash of a small plane. it happened on the 91 freeway in riverside county happened just after 12, 30 this

they, what can russia do to stop tick? tock and users took a question. so the russian government is not very technical when it comes to internet censorship. g penultimate example is in 2020. the russian parliament made it illegal to use telegram. and then for 2 years you had this incredibly botched, frankly, a little bit embarrassing attempt to block telegram during which you know, many people continued to use telegram and even government officials would continue to use telegram. and so instead of relying on that more technical kind of censorship and filtering, you get a lot of offline coersion. this looks like speech laws, this looks like the threat of arrest. this looks like physical force used against tech company employees against citizens who post things on line. and so from the government talks about targeting these companies, they might block some sites, as you said, there are vpn and other ways to get around those restrictions. but what it probably looks like in practice is increased targeting of the people using those platforms, and anyone they

yes, i've climbed them all, but i'm not ticking them off in that sense.thought, right, we'll climb all of them and then try and increase the awareness to these charities. yes. and one of them, of course, the royal osteoporosis society. craig, tell us about the work you've done and how grateful you are for the money that nick's raised. oh, it's a huge thing. and the reason for that is that two thirds of people are missing out on the osteoporosis care that they need in the nhs at the moment. the pandemic has created a situation where there's record demand on health charities because of the situation in the nhs, but it's a very difficult environment for funding. so the donations which nick has raised have been extraordinary. they will make sure there are specialist nurse helplines can answer every call that comes through to it and that we can commission research into the next breakthroughs for osteoporosis. so it's one of the most impressive fundraising campaigns we've ever seen. what's your wife's name, nick? janet. and janet, obviously, sadly, suffers from

s. market in 2002 because of poor sales or isabel run, i researches, ticks and tick borne diseases at harvard university. she says the vaccine office hope to lyme disease sufferers. it's a really common today's in the united states. oh, my talk 1000000 people and also quite a few hundreds of thousands of people across the world in europe as well. so it's a little bit of a different type of thing compared to the vaccines. we've had the carpet, it's targeting not a virus this time, but a bacteria is caused by bacteria, but that back to actually comes from a kick. when i take, if you brush a pos to take in the environment though attached to give your a bice and pass on the bacteria through, that's a live story. the longer take phase attached to the more chance that it has, the transmitting this lyme disease bacteria to 3rd, one of the best people out there at the moment is make sure you do a kit check if you're out and the environment stop. and he takes from biting us until we can get these sort of next stage prevention methods such as the vaccine. i think it's definitely increasing. it'

yes, and in front of everyone who had a criminal record , put a tick. do you have everything in place or has someone already removed it? listen, you didn't miss anything. and you knocked on that door. yes, this is not an office for you, you call, as it should be, and put your ticks there . hear the chief, where is pasha's money that you plow quietly quietly, frightened understood everything. don't set everything up yourself so that we don't have to pay money. how else can you check your criminal record? i'll sift you without saying anything, go with me. get out are you going to figure it out? if you move, i'll shoot you in the knee. ok. i was born here. you can be stunned. he seemed so stunned. and now, you see, here it is pouring. i'm not going to live here. come on, come on in. get up the owner wants to talk to you. when will your father-in-law be born? i don’t know, he hates me, why are you, bitch, driving bullshit to me, a little light in the teeth, he didn’t even utter a peep. now how i ran away, i want to get something else. so sit down. and write

. - our environmental clock is ticking. today, scientists are blazing a trail to this very future. - tinkering with genes is actually an ethical thing to do. - [kondwani] i wanna know what breakthroughs are being made. - technologies like crispr are incredibly powerful. - what we're doing here is really the beginning of a true revolution. - that will force the future too. that is incredible. live genetic engineering. (eerie staccato music) (dramatic electronic music) (prosthetic clicking) (water speckles) (robotic arm whirring) (electronic tone beeping) my name is kondwani phiri. i'm a genetic researcher. you could say, it's in my blood. from an early age of about eight or nine or so, i had just a natural curiosity for the natural world. cancer runs in my family. in fact, i lost my aunt to breast cancer. and that peaked my interests in genetics. i'm fascinated by how the genes we inherit shape our biological destiny, including our health. i believe the key to treatments and cures for diseases like these, lies in explicit ef

i research is ticks. them tick borne disease at harvard university and she joins us live from boston. isabel, good to have you with us or how significant then is this clinical trial being announced by pfizer and what are the challenges facing 5 the given but this is a bacteria. i'm not a virus like say cove, it thanks so much for having me. yeah, it's, i'm sorry to hear the news and i think it's gonna offer a lot of a lot of why does asap rose out? you mentioned it's one of the most, it's a really come in today's, in the united states. so my talk 1000000 people and also quite a few hundreds of thousands of people across the world in europe as well. so it's a little bit of a different type of thing compared to the vaccines we've had for food. it's talkative, not a virus this time, but a bacteria, sir, it's really exciting to say what's going to be the. it's currently at the phase 3 trials. and that's what starting just now. and it's, it's worth pointing out. there's about, like cases of lyme disease appear to be growing around the world. remind us what exactly lyme disease is, how you

the tick down this month was actually about teenagers. and it's important to keep in mind that the labor-force participation rate has bounced back relatively quickly compared to its pace in the past. so we have seen an uptick in the labor force again. what we saw this month was a tick down with teenagers. and then on foreign policy, president biden's approach. foreign policy approach did not prevent putin from invading ukraine. what makes you so sure that his approach here is going to prevent china from invading taiwan. >> putin is now a pariah on the world stage and that has happened because what the president did is he brought together the nato alliance, they are stronger than they've ever been. we're about to welcome sweden and finland which has expanded the alliance, which is incredibly important. uh, and if you look at what's going on with russia's economy, uh, it's uh, it's not doing too great right now and that's because of what we have been able to do as a unit, what we, what we have been able to show our force of strength, the sa

one thing that also ticked lower was mortgage rates.andg at about 5.1%, according to freddie mac, lower than the prior week, so that's good news if you're in the market for home right now. we know mortgage rates had ticked up to 6%. they are much higher than they were last year. at the same time, home sales continue to decline, partially because of those rates and partially because home prices continue to rise. the latest reading from the national association of realtors showing that overall, median home prices increased 10.8% year over year, which is a moderation, alex, from what we had been seeing, but still, 10.8%, mortgage rates higher than they were last year. because of those two factors, affordability really an issue. you also just have a lack of supply. there just aren't enough homes out there. >> to one of the busiest economic periods of the year. we're four months out from christmas, and of course, christmas, dominated by that now classic tune by mariah carey, but mariah carey is trying to trademark the title, queen of christm

. >> princess diana, frolicking with, the clock was ticking and she was about to run out of time . >> she had really had it with the royal family. she was going to draw a line and move on. >> as a parent, can i ask you to respect my children space? >> she was a ball of fire which attracted diversity like no one else. >> the clock was ticking and she was about to run out of time . >> i want to reassure all these people who have left me and supported me throughout the past 15 years, i've never let them down . >> we are actually during princess diana speak from the heart, she's giving her first ever solo interview. >> the public were riveted, 20 million of them, everybody hung on her every word. >> she went from military style jacket, very strong, very powerful, extremely chic. she saying i know you're going to attack me and i'm going into battle. >> i was separated, i was a problem full stop, never happened before, what do we do with her? >> can we pack her off to somewhere quietly. >> she won't go quietly, that's the problem. i will fight till the end. >> she was controlled, on message

you're tick above. but overall average temperatures a definitely from earlier this week. so golden gate tomorrow as we plan your day, 65 sunset district. we're looking at 62 on the coast, half moon bay. 65. you could see a sprinkle or 2 in the early morning around 9.10 o'clock south san francisco. we're looking at 64 as we plan your day all the way down to read. we're going to slowly start to heat up. you can see 75 mountain view. 74, even paula 79, san jose earlier this week. again, you are in the 90's, the set the tone tomorrow. you're going to be looking at 78. so that is a big tip for you. enjoy the breezy conditions, dublin, 92 livermore, 83 even pleasanton 94 walnut creek. 83, you also see discovery bay 83 into the north richmond, 74. so not too bad for you actually and enjoy this forecast. fairfield, of course, you could be a little bit of you can see that 93 77 and it has taken another look at the coast you can see will be in the 60's as we take a look at the big picture, the big story for us again tomorrow inland, mostly sunny, 83 bay, 72 coast. we're looking at