for sure, a return to the status quo normal, is unjust, insufficient and inadequate and we have to usher in a paradigm shift and that means health care justice. while we are talking about health care, it's important during this national reckoning, on racial injustice that we acknowledge that racism in itself is a public health crisis and there are many municipality and towns, three in my district. boston, cambridge and summerville have said as uch and we are gaining sponsors to submit a bill to health and human services declaring racism as a public health crisis. again, in the black and latinex communities and those that were hit hardest, it's about the fact that we dominate a central workforce. >> absolutely. the new wall street yurnl poll, 56% of americans say american society is racist and 52% of voters say it's appropriate for pro athletes to kneel had in the national anthem, and 51% have a positive view of black lives matter the people in the streets are winning. and that's good news >> may i add, that declaration is not a -- it means we will invest the resources to be anti-racist a

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the low is hard to see but it's there moving over the bay area and usher in a cooler week for all ashat settles in tuesday, wednesday thursday and lingering into the weekend. so 60s, 70s, 80s mainly on the temperatures. they are a good ten degree below average. some inland areas should be 80. . >>> federal funding at a cost. governor newsom had to do to get money for the state from president trump. >>> the controversial vaccine expected to begin soon at oxford. how reserlgers plan to reduce the risk. >>> first, the annual aids walk went virtual. how organizers kept the spirit of the event alive despite shifting online during the pandemic. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card to buy heavier weights online. got it! go time! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i should've purchased lighter weights! dearand with summer here,these energy bills are rising. together, we can save energy and money... by taking steps to stay cool while using less. keep safe and keep it golden. 0. >>> it's carlos santana's birthday today. 73 years old. 73 y

the usher's office takes care of it. so i went and spoke to the head usher at the time and he said he'll get back to me. and so they did. we did our own flowers. the flower shop ordered the flowers and taught us how to do the arrangements. we paid for all the food. the only thing we didn't have was a room rental. it was like any other hotel, it just happened to be at the white house. and everybody in my class showed up for their prom. [laughter] >> before your father was president, he was house minority leader and also vice president. but did you find from the time that he became president to all of a sudden, people laughed at your jokes more, you were invited to more things and did you find your life changed dramatically? >> it really didn't for me. i already had my set of friends. and so when there were other girls in my class who tried to become friends with me after going to school with them for three years, i said i know that story. so i really felt very lucky that i didn't have to change schools or do anything else

>> well, indeed, every bit of social change and meaningful progress brought about was ushered in due know, what are they gaining? i think they are old fights that picture that i tweeted, if you just, it shows that just, just the fact that john lewis, was an original architect of the black lives matter movement. this is another iteration and example of that. i believe we are in a new moment of racial reckoning. a national reckoning on racial justice. it's a multi-generational sustainable movement and we are seeing a culture shift and i believe we are ushering in a paradigm and power shift that will be codified in our laws and budget it has shifted the national discourse and conversation >> i think it's important to talk about budget. whenever people ask me, people say, why do we defund the police it's about the budget of black mayors it's about shifting you know, priority through the budget. these protests are not about health care specifically but health care, you tweeted something about health care that i had to retweet you with a comment. it moved me. you tweeted, explain to me how

thank you, barbara plett usher.ary of state in london yesterday, that its head was "bought" by china. speaking to a group of mps and peers, mike pompeo called the who a "political, not a science—based organisation", and accused its current head, dr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, of being too close to beijing. the labour mp chris bryant, who was at the meeting, told the bbc what the secretary of state had said. he went into a long section about how the chinese had bought the head of the world health organisation and then mike pompeo then said that british people were dead because of chinese lies about the virus. i must say in my heart, i wanted to say well, a lot of american people are dead because of donald trump's lies about the virus. the government's being urged to ensure that work carried out to homes as part of its energy efficiency scheme is done to a high standard — after concerns about faulty installation at hundreds of thousands of uk homes. the green homes grant plan pays for at least two thirds of the cost o

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now show you the satellite and radar view and low pressure system to the north ushering in and for us that's the reason why we're going to see the temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees cooler compared to over the weekend. taking you hour-by-hour on future cast, we'll see westerly winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour with the strongest winds along the coast and right around the y 20 to 30 s per hour wis evg. daytime highs for the south bay 80 in san jose, 81 in campbell the soh y anfor the east bay, 87 in concord, 86 in pleasant hill and 89 for antioch and brentenwood and low 70s for berkeley, oakland, and san leandro and alameda and mid 70s in richmond and for the north bay in upper 70s to low 80s. sonoma 84 and we are looking at 87 in windsor and 89 in st. helena. very similar tuesday and wednesday and then we're looking at high pressure building in for us for thursday, friday and especially heating up into the weekend. back to you. >>> all right, mary, thank you. time now is 5:22. two automakers switching lanes. w next on kpix5 and streaming vees making waves this home is equipped with

we have a disturbance impacting them and it's just off the california coast and ushering in that cool ocean breeze for us for today, tomorrow, and for wednesday. taking a you hour-by-hour on future cast and see that sunshine inland and clearing. we'll see that cloud cover kind of sticking around along the coast and also for parts of the bay this afternoon and for tomorrow morning, coastal drizzle to start off our day. very similar with temperatures maybe a degree cooler for tomorrow with that ocean breeze for sure. we can see winds 5, 10, 15 miles per hour through the afternoon and evening and up to 20 along the coast. daytime highs. mid 80s for concord and pittsburgh and pleasant hill, warming umm in antioch and upper 80s and 90 in the valley and mid 80s later on today and around the bay, we're looking at mid 60s in san francisco and daily city. low 70s for oakland as well as alameda and for the north bay, mid to upper 70s and low 80s. 82 in sonoma and 80 for a high in napa and 77 for santa rosa and 95 for the area. we are talking about temperatures still below average for tuesday an

it was a threat to the water supply and ushering in a new legal era. we talked about how important to the dam is for ethiopia. to have these clashing national interests, it has created a technical agreement to reach for drought mitigation. and also a series of legal agreements including how to resolve any future disputes. . dob a has filled the dam. has filled the dam. why would they take the risk of escalating tensions? to knowmportant thing here is the most significant development. rather than the nuts and bolt of the negotiations and the legal has gone aheada and starting impounding water in the reservoir as scheduled as they always said that they would. is that egypt would walk away from the negotiations because they oppose ethiopia beginning to feel without an agreement. but what happened this week is egypt seems to have continued to maintain negotiations. ethiopia was always set on this course. the downstreream state does seem to be avoided. anchor: and what has been the role of the u.s. in all of this? they tried to negotiate and broker a deal.

in these dinners the chief usher mr.een so formal and so devoted to diplomatic precedent as it was under the trumans. everything was done exactly as it had been really before in the roosevelt. >> but ironically they only got one social season. >> they did entertain at the may flower from time to time, but they had to move out. >> and we'll tell the story of their major renovation. almost every president we've talked about and first lady have done some renovation, nothing like the trumans, and we'll tell that story a bit later, but one thing they did do to the white house i believe in the first term was the addition of the balcony. >> yes. >> it's today always referred to as the trumanble kane. tell us about the concept of it and how hard it was for that to get through here. >> it was done basically for spite. he had had west wing prepared that held big staff. even though roosevelt had doubled the west wing. truman wanted to build down 17th street, a long addition with a larg large auditorium for press conferences. well,

all because of this weather system ushering in that stronger sea breeze. now futurecast and you can see sunshine inland. and again, partly sunny to mostly cloudy around the bay. the clouds for and along the coast. same story for tomorrow if not a little bit warmer for your thursday. so looking at those daytime highs as we look to the south bay. looking at 82 in san jose. for the east bay, concord at 87 and around the bay, in the mid- to upper 60s to about 70 and mid- to upper 70s to low 80s for the north bay. there we go with that extended forecast. warming up thursday, friday and special into the weekend. back to you. >> reporter: parents finally having some idea of what's going to happen in the fall when it comes to public schools? san francisco, and awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thing

this low pressure system across the pacific northwest is ushering in that rain influence and onshore breeze. your normal daytime highs for today will be here. for the rest of the week, high- pressure builds in and that means a gradual warm-up, especially looking ahead to the end of the week with temperatures really being on the rise and and tomorrow, and the beginning of our warm up. we are going hour by hour on future cast and you can see the sunshine through our day. tomorrow, we have some low clouds and areas of fog possible and then we are catching the clearing for wednesday afternoon. let's check the future cast the winds are we see westerly winds at 10 to 20 miles an hour through our afternoon and today. the south bay, we are looking at low 80s in san jose and campbell and cupertino and santa clara and for the east bay, we are 88 and concord and brentwood are all in the low 80s. the tray valley is around 67 and 68 in sausalito and oakland has a high of 73 degrees and 74 for the north bay and you can expect in this extended forecast, temperatures will start or climb beginning we

will weekend and it will back up a bit and then this low pressure system to our north is going to usherat is why we are going to be seeing cooler temperatures for today. later, you can see the sunshine and clearing for all of us and then tomorrow, we're going to start off once again with low clouds and areas of fog and catching that clearing in the afternoon for tuesday. now, let's show you the future cast. we are looking at 12 to 10 miles an hour, 20 miles an hour along the coast and the bay with those of southwesterly winds for today. it is a little breezy and daytime highs for the south bay are 85 as well as for santa clara, 86 for morgan hill and for the east bay, after triple digit heat for concord, looking at 89 this afternoon and 92 in antioch and brentwood, admit upper 80s for the trade valley and mid 60s in san francisco and low 70s in oakland and for the north bay, mid to upper 80s. here's the extended forecast. temperatures are similar for tuesday and wednesday, just a degree warmer but cooler with a stronger marine influence and ocean breeze kicking in on thursday and friday

satellite and radar view, low pressure system ushering in the stronger marine influence and sea breeze for us and on shore flow taking you hour-by-hour on future cast and you can see we are going to see the winds increase. westerly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour with the strongest winds along the coast and right around the bay about 20 to 30 miles per hour winds this afternoon and for this evening. we are going to see mostly sunny skies for many of us, especially inland along the coast and partly inland around the bay and partly sunny around the coast. daytime highs this afternoon this afternoon at 80 in san jose and 81 in campbell and 85 in morgan hill for the south hill and eastbound for concord. close to 89 degrees in antioch and upper 70s to low 80s and around the bay mid 60s san francisco. low 70s berkeley, oakland, and san leandro and upper 70s to low to mid 80s for the north bay. 85 for santa rosa and 89 for st. helena. extended forecast so similar and breezy at tuesday and wednesday and then we heat up thursday, friday and especially into the weekend. back to you. >>> it's 6:20,

this low pressure system to the north is ushering in the onshore breeze.ytime high and as we look into tomorrow, high pressure build in and we will continue to warm up ahead to the rest of the week, especially into the weekend. we will see some the hottest temperatures inland. as we go hour by hour, you can see that sunshine. tomorrow, we have some low cloud areas and fog possible and then we are catching sunshine as well for wednesday. on the future cast, winds will be westerly at 10 to 20 miles an hour as we go through our afternoon, and then here's what you can expect to the south bay, with low 80s around san jose and 80 degrees for cupertino and for the east ba88 concord an idiot for fairfield and brentwood and the tri- valley. around the bay, looking at 67 in san francisco, oakland has a high of 73 degrees. it a 74 in richmond and 70 in alameda and to the north bay, low to mid 80s in santa rosa and topping out at 91 for st. helena. here's the extended forecast what you can expect that we will start a warm-up beginning tomorrow and we will continue to

we have that low pressure system to our northern that is going to usher in the ocean breeze and that is why we are looking at cooler you ll see that sunshine through our day and clearing around the bay. tomorrow morning, we are starting off with some low clouds and areas of fog and then catching that clearing in the afternoon. we are similar on tuesday and wednesday although much cooler looking on thursday. the daytime highs are looking at mid 80s for santa clara and sunnydale and cupertino and also for morgan hill. for the east bay, after triple heat yesterday, we are 89 in concord, 90 for pittsburgh admit to upper 80s for the tri- valley. around the y, d-upper for the bay. 89 for the high temperat f low clouds and areas of fog around the bay tomorrow morning as well as for wednesday morning and then catching that clearing although much cooler looking ahead to thursday that stronger ocean breeze and then warming up into the weekend. >>> sunflower blooms can make for a perfect picture and solano county has become a destination for photographers trying to catch just the right shot. >>

ushering in that stronger onshore flow.nd we are looking at temperatures on the rise though as we head through the rest of the week so really settling into that typical summer weather pattern for us as we look to the next several days. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, you know the drill here. we're looking at that cloud cover pulling back to the coast. so that sunshine inland. we are looking at maybe a little bit more clouds sticking around for us around the bay. so partly sunny to mostly cloudy and those clouds along the coast. for tomorrow, starting off the day once again with those clouds moving back in tonight and tomorrow morning. and then that cloud cover retreating back to the coast as we look to tomorrow in the afternoon. futurecast winds. another breezy day. westerly winds 10 to 15 and up to 20 along the coast. so daytime highs for the south bay 82 in san jose and for santa clara. for the east bay, looking at 87 foncll and mid 80s for the tri-valley. just 63 in san francisco for a high and 70 in oakland. and

a little low will move over us and usher in lower pressure for the week. so with that in mind, temperatures will be below average here. coast, and inland. over to sal at 5:01 on a non. he tells us. >>> well, we are off to good start i like what i see here, steve. traffic continues to move along very well around the bay area. and we are going to look at the is a mateo bridge. traffic is moving along nicely heading out towards the high rise and no major issues there. and also, looking at a commute here at mccarther maze. let's go back to the headlines. >>> thank you, sal. happening today, indoor malls in san francisco have to shut down again because of the a surge in cases and hospitalizations. health officials are also expected to announce a new health order today that will expand coronavirus testing. ktvu sara zendehnan joins with us details. >> reporter: good morning. bewere at the westfield san francisco center yesterday on market street. on the last day people could walk through the mall and shop. now, that changes today i indoor malls and nonessential

that's ushered in a cooler pattern here. west southwest of 31 at napa. oakland has a west wind. 50s, mid- to upper 50s and low 60s. the lows are a little warmer. we had low 50s yesterday. a lot of 58s on the map. 49 up in tahoe, 92 in phoenix. they can't get below 90 for a long stretch. 79 in palm springs. low clouds and fog will retreat back to the coast and looks like another nice day as temperatures are kind of building offshore and staying there. everything i see out 10, 15 days looks quiet here. clearing back to the coast and highs today will be similar to yesterday. fog and sun, nice and warm inland but nothing compared to last week at this time when inland temps were in the 90s to 100. quiet going into the week and the weekend. >>> thank you. today is tax day, july 15th. an irs backlog could complicate returns. coming up, the options for people who need more time. and the extra safety protocols at san quentin after a spike in coronavirus cases between inmates, guards and staff. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured,

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patchy fog along the coast first thing, and that's going to usher in some cooler temperatures tomorrow afternoon. 65 and breezy in the city tomorrow. 73 in oakland. we hit 79 in san jose, so we're out of the 80s tomorrow for much of the south bay. 81 in livermore. 79 in vallejo. santa rosa, ten degrees cooler tomorrow at 86 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy and cooler tomorrow. we'll keep that trend really through much of the upcoming weekend. wednesday and thursday we go back into the low 90s, but turns warm around here next weekend, j.r. and dion. by saturday and sunday, we're back into the low 80s. but tomorrow it's a nice sign of relief with the fog returning to the coast. >> drew, thanks. >>> another day where we actually had some sports going on. chris alvarez is here with more. >> yeah, sports is coming back in a big way. baseball on the way. liam henderson distributi liam hendricks spicing things up in the stands. bbut what if you couldg do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back strong

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this low pressure system to our north across the pacific northwest is ushering in that onshore breeze. it might be slightly cooler compared to yesterday and then as we look to the end of the week this ridge of high pressure is going to be building in. we have gradual warming especially later this week without a ridge of high pressure. now let's show you the future cast and take you hour by hour. you can see the sunshine through our afternoon and that will be the case for tomorrow as well with mostly sunny skies and maybe some patchy fog along the coast tomorrow with that stronger onshore flow and then as we show you the future cast, winds are at 10 to 20 miles an hour as we go through our day especially around the bay. today, we are looking at 80 degrees in santa clara, 81 for san jose and mid 80s for morgan hill and 83 for the east bay. we are topping at 88 for concord, 80 for brentwood and low 80s for the tri-valley and around the bay loin san francisco and 73 in oakland and mid 80s for the north bay. here's the extended forecast of what you can expect and you can see temperatures a

fog returns here monday morning, and that's going to usher in some cooler but also some breezy weatherwe are going to knock those numbers down several degrees, into the 70s and 80s. and will stay that way, at least through thursday. and then, another warming trend gets underway friday and saturday. >> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> fourth of july in baseball, usually a tradition. but, as with everything these days, a little bit different here on the fourth of july. but baseball. sides of the bay. we'll start with the as. they took the field for the first summer camp workout. plenty of reason to be excited about this team. they won 97 games in back-to-back years with wild card appearances. and now, it's about trying to get back to normal. >> baseball's a very routine-oriented business. and the quicker we can find routines, i think, the easier it will be for us to deal with it. >> we're a slow-starting team but our record in august and september has been exceptional. so it's just whichever side you throug the nextfng now week aha everne alth twoasonrut d theeev virus, catcher b

let's show you the satellite and radar view with the low pressure system to the north ushering in that stronger marine influence for today and tomorrow and taking you hour-by- hour on future cast and you can see the sunshine looking ahead to the afternoon and that'll be the case with the sunshine expected for tuesday as well. now, let's show you that future cast winds taking you through the day, we are going to see the winds increase looking at westerly winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour but the strongest winds along the coast and around the bay, 20 to 30 miles per hour winds. now let's show you our daytime highs so we're looking across the south bay. 80 degrees in san jose, 79 in santa clara, 89 in campbell and 82 in cupertino and 87 in concord and temperatures around 89 in brentwood and upper 70ings to low 80s for the tribe valley and around the bay, 66 in san francisco, 65 in oakland and for the north bay in the low to mid 80s so topping out at 89 for brentwood. the extended forecast and what to expect as we are looking at those temperatures similar as we look to tuesday and for we

kim hopes to turn that on its head, ushering an era of poomasy.hk world. >>> as we've been reporting, incessant rain is bringing a critical risk of landslides and flooding. our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us. >> the risk of heavy rain will likely continue into tuesday across western japan. it's been a week since the heavy rain started to pound the kyushu region. since then we've got over one meter of rail fall in parts of kyushu and she queue queue region. over 1,100 millimeters has fallen. that's half the annual rainfall for this area andnd more rain i on t the way unfortunately. this is the radar over the past six hours. you can see torrential rainfall hit many areas of kyushu. the rainy season usually moves upward as the season progresses. it hasn't done that. it has been with us over the past seven days or so. it will likely stay near japan into next tuesday. more ample moist air will be flowing in. that will cause more rain fall. from tonight into saturday, a long line of heavy rainfall stretching from kyushu into central japan. thunderst

70s for livermore, san jose and santa rosa and on shore breeze because of the low pressure system ushering in that marine influence for us near normal and daytime highs and changes as early as tomorrow with this ridge of high pressure building in and we'll continue to warm things upstarting tomorrow through the rest of the week with those temperatures on the rise into the weekend. in the meantime, taking you hour-by-hour on future cast and we are looking at clear skies as we head through tonight and through the overnight hours into tomorrow morning, some low clouds, areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay and then catching that clearing for the rest of your wednesday afternoon. now let's show you our daytime highs. we're looking at 88 in concord, 82 in livermore, 81 for san jose and 73 in oakland and looking at 67 for san francisco. the extended forecast of what to expect as we're looking at those temperatures on the rise starting tomorrow and then we'll continue for thursday, friday, and even warmer still with those temperatures climbing for saturday and for sunday with plen

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over the desert southwest will dip down and then this low pressure system to our north will have usheredn that marine influence for us so it is not as hot inland for today. i will show you the future cast at low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and the bay and we will see the clearing through our afternoon and then tomorrow morning, low clouds in areas and fog around the bay and then looking at the sunshine as well. the future cast winds are westerly at 5 to 10 miles an hour and up to 20 miles an hour along the coast and right around the bay this afternoon. daytime highs are 85 in santa clara and san jose, 86 in morgan hill, 85 for cupertino, triple digit heat in concord and we are more comfortable around here, 89 right here 90 in pittsburgh, 92 in antioch and for brentwood. the tri-valley is in the mid to upper 80s and around the bay, mid 60s in san francisco and daly city. the north bay will be in the mid to upper 80s. what you can expect right here, we're looking at temperatures just slightly warmer tuesday and wednesday and then pulling down on thursday and friday and heating

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through the middle part of the week because of this weather system just off our coast and with it, ushering in the marine influence and as it pushes onshore, we are looking at below average temperatures tomorrow as well. let's show you hour by hour what is happening on future cast. we are looking at the clouds sticking around along the coast, looking at partly cloudy skies around the bay and maybe a little bit more sunshine inland with a mix of sun and clouds and then tomorrow, starting off our day gray with those clouds once again and that fog for us tomorrow morning and then looking at those temperatures that will be below average once again for wednesday. let's show you the daytime highs. the future cast shows winds that are westerly at 5 to 15 miles an hour and then up to 20 miles an hour around the coast. looking at 79 in san jose, 79 for santa clara and low it is for campbell and los gatos . pittsburgh is in the mid-80s. the tri-valley is in the upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon. around the bay, low 60s for san francisco and for sausalito and mid-sixties for richmond, berkeley, uppe

it is ushering in not only that cool weather, but the winds right now.bring back part of our marine layer tonight. so the marine layer is going to deepen along the coast over the next 12 hours. numbers will fall into the mid and upper 50s. and here is that environmental on future weather. first thing tomorrow morning, we'll find coastal cloud cover and likely some patchy fog around the bay shoreline. and that cloud cover is going to cling to the coast tomorrow for much of the day. so if you like today's temperatures, tomorrow is more of the same. it's breezy in the city. ahigh of only 67 degrees. we'll hit about 73 in oakland. 80 the high in san jose. about 88 in concord. 87 in santa rosa and fairfield up to 88 degrees. so the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you it is breezy again tomorrow, and then we'll find over the next several days warmer weather making a comeback. and really for the weekend, larry and ama, saturday and sunday, we're going to lose the fog. it's total sunshine, mid 80s to mid-90s. so above average warmth coming our way for t

just to our west and the pacific and this low pressure system up across the pacific northwest ushering in the marine influence for us and that strong onshore flow. we have the typical july weather pattern of warm temperatures inland and mild around the bay and cool at the coast. taking you hour by hour on futurecast. and you see you can see that clearing as we go through the day for most of us. and then as we head through tomorrow we're going to see plenty of sunshine for all of us as those temperatures climb in the afternoon as a ridge of high pressure really strengthens and builds back in for us. taking you hour by hour on futurecast. with our winds and we'll see westerly winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour so another breezy day with that ocean influence for us. so temperatures are running for the south bay upper 70s in santa clara and sunnyvale and cupertino. low 80s campbell and low 80s for los gatos and morgan hill. for the east bay 84 for concord and pleasant hill and 85 in fairfield and antioch as well as for brentwood. upper 70s to low 80s for the tri-valley. around the bay, we

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