at at&t park giants fans thrilled with madison bum gardener finishing off the nation ast. fans in the shade told us they were feeling pretty good. others say at the peak of this made several trips for water or walked around for shade. >> sunscreen, lots and lots of sunscreen, there was a lot of water. >> yep. a couple trips downstairs to get some water. >> came back from the ninth and we were in the shade, it was fine. we are not used to -- we are not used to this kind of weather in san francisco, never mind ireland. >> reporter: now, that last giants fan from ireland said he packed gear for much cooler weather than this but hasn't had to use it yet here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco christie smith nbc bay area news. >> it was a hot one. that's for sure. thank you so much. >>> you, too, can get your own personalized forecast right on your smartphone. download the nbc bay area app for temperatures in your neighborhood. >>> and now to continuing coverage on the wildfire that is burning in northern california. residents got the news that they were waiting

nation declared it would need debt relief talks with creditors coming to a head. ryan, and separatist go, why? ryan: she says ukraine's creditors have one final chance to strike a deal. chua to california because that is were franklin templeton is located. billione more than $7 of the $19 billion worth that ukraine wants to restructure. the second biggest holder of ukrainian bonds is russia but they consider themselves to be official creditors so they are skipping the topics. there -- the talks have been going on for several months with thal distance between that will not be good enough. it to be getting interesting. talkhan: i feel like we about greece in the following question makes it feel like we talk about greece even more. how likely is a payoff? >> you look at credit default swaps, right now in ukraine investors think that ukraine is more likely to default on its debt than greece. you'll get bond yields, the two year, investors become more about ukrainian bonds. the debt is still trading at about $.50 over the dollar. that is still very distressed debt. con

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ast imagine now going green the president is saying. until they have everybody on the table, when i say everybody, all these big nations who are the big polluters. sitting down and everybody agrees to curb. pledge and another thing to already implement. i don't think that it is a good idea. thank you. guest: that is a great point and something we have heard from a number of critics. the white house has tried to reach a deal with china. they reached another deal on renewable energy with brazil. we are going to see the u.s. really try to take a leadership role as the united nations meets in paris in december. to try to strike a deal. i think everybody is realistic. this plan alone and u.s. action alone will not solve climate change. by u.s. is trying to show taking these big steps, other countries can follow along and everybody can work together. host: and these steps, how big are they compared to other countries? guest: it's hard to say. we haven't seen totally defined goals from other countries. i think the u.s. has said that what they