— priti patel, and... government, the likes of ricky patel, -- priti patel, and... wooden election be pretty much inevitable if borisjohnson election be pretty much inevitable if boris johnson fails election be pretty much inevitable if borisjohnson fails to meet the very strict test that he set himself, and that is to have the uk leave the eu by october the 31st. if that has not happened, is his credibility shot to the point that he will have to go to the country? he was grilled at the hustings, if you don't deliver brexit on october 31, will you resign? and he wouldn't go there. if parliament tries to lock a no deal brexit, and that is where we end up in october, it is feasible that borisjohnson could turn around and say, fine, we will have to go to the country because you have put me in that position, rather than going off to the eu, as he would see it slinking off to the eu, and getting that attention time and time again that he doesn't want. it is possible that a general election could be forced on boris johnson. the labour party could try to force a vote of no

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—— priti patel going in. so obvious it barely needs saying. why not have a government that actually reflects modern britain? having more people and do mention sajid javid, he will be the first muslim chancellor. priti patel going on, we do not know what decision for yet. it all makes perfect sense. boris already said he wa nted perfect sense. boris already said he wanted to have more women in cabinet. down at the rose garden area there are pictures above all the previous cabinets, glue the back and see margaret thatcher sitting as the only woman in cupboard cabinet and you realise just how out of date that looks in modern—day britain. it is really good that boris is pursuing that and making the cabinet more like the country. so, what kind of leader is boris johnson more like the country. so, what kind of leader is borisjohnson going to be? his team talk about his time as london mayor were he delegated, but he was a figurehead, really. leading the charge, these are him in front of the cameras and all the rest of it. it is different though whe

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priti patel returns to the government as home secretary. borisjohnson‘s former conservative leadership rival michael gove becomes cabinet office minister. stephen barclay will continue negotiations with the european union ben wallace a close ally of borisjohnson replaces penny mordaunt as defence secretary. and, liz truss who was the first person to back mrjohnson for prime minister has been rewarded with the role of international trade secretary. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is in downing street this evening. i pay i pay tribute to the fortitude and patience of my predecessor, her deep sense of public service. but in spite of all of her efforts, it has become clear that there are pessimists at home and abroad who think that after three years of indecision, that this country has become a prisoner to the old arguments of 2016. and in the sum of democracy, we are incapable of honouring a democratic mandate and i'm standing before you today to tell you, the british people, that those critics are wrong. the doubters, the doom

meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya? >> hopefully the forecast makes your day and year and week and all of that stuff. let me show you a time lapse from the east hills camera. it is going to be a lovely forecast. watching that fog rolling in, just swirling around through the golden gate. always really a delight to watch. the marine layer has not deepened enough yet, but it will get there as we head towards tomorrow, and that's going to help to drop our temperatures. so tonight we do have fog from san francisco down along the san mateo coast. it will slowly advance inland, but it hasn't made a big push yet. temperatures you will notice all in the mild to warm category. upper 50s to the upper 70s. if you've stepped outside, you probably already felt it, noticed it. it's unseasonably warm, while some of the inland areas are at least double-digits warmer than where they were yesterday at this time. don't worry, if you didn't like the heat today, the inland areas are in the 90s. tomorrow you're going see a drop in those tempe

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we don't have time to spare to do the back story of ms patel. —— humanitarian aid to... where do you think the new cabinet and he himself are taking this? well, i think, of most of the new ministers in boris johnson's government have this area of manners about them, just as ms patel does and none of them have proven their record of sorting out complicated policy problems. that is a huge problem. i think it's absolutely ludicrous to think that britain can actually break away from it's trading block it is surrounded by. the only way this clean break can happen is if britain changed its actual geographical position which of course won't happen. my prediction is mrjohnson will approach, will strike a deal with nigel for hours's brexit party for electoral support and nigel farage in return for a full—blooded brexit asa in return for a full—blooded brexit as a carrot and nigel farage being a whiny politician will have no qualms whatsoever pushing his own populist agenda injoining whatsoever pushing his own populist agenda in joining forces. sajid javid, our first asian pol

i want to focus ms patel, his home secretary, who personifies the freakish nature of this government. this was someone who was a far from popular ex—lobbyist for the alcohol and tobacco industries, she's apparently still a lobbyist, £1000 an hour lobbyist, and potentially in clear breach of the ministerial... well, she'll have to stop doing that as home secretary. indeed. but we know, this is also somebody who was forced out of government as international development secretary, because of her dealings with the israeli government, effectively she was offering humanitarian aid to. nabila, we don't have time to spend to do the back story of priti patel. 0n the question of the brexit offer as made by the new prime minister, where do you think the new cabinet and he himself are taking this? where do you think the new cabinet and he himself are taking us? what signs do you see at this point? well, i think, of most of the new ministers in borisjohnson‘s government have this area of menace about them, just as priti patel does, and none of them have proven their record of sorting out comp

meteorologist sandhya patel is watching it closely for us tonight. >> that's right. those numbers did come down just a little bit today, but tomorrow we're in a holding pattern and it's cooler after that. i want to show you something pretty cool. this is the buck full moon. the fog was in and out, but moved far away away to allow us to enjoy this. if you had a chance to see the moon, it was amazing. this is the month when antlers grow on deer bucks. now you know. here's a live look at live doppler 7. reducing visibility to five miles in half moon bay, so you'll need to watch out across certain areas. temperatures from the 50s to the 60s, unless you're in cloverdale and ukiah. the numbers up into the low 70s. so still warm up there. today's highs in the mid 60s, all the way to the mid 90s. antioch, 91 tomorrow afternoon. temperatures dropping down to the 80s for a few days. and then the heat will return sunday through tuesday, as we head into a new workweek. cameras showing you overcast skies in san francisco tonight. typical for july. san jose cameras showing you jus

just as priti patel does. and none of them have proven record of sorting out complicated policy problems and thatis out complicated policy problems and that is a huge worry. and i think that is a huge worry. and i think that it that is a huge worry. and i think thatitis that is a huge worry. and i think that it is absolutely ludicrous to think that britain can actually break away from the trading bloc it is surrounded by, the only way this cream that can happen is if britain changes its actual geographical position which won't happen. and my own prediction is that mrjohnson will approach, strike a deal with nigel farage's brexit party for electoral support and nigel farage in return for full—blooded electoral support and nigel farage in return forfull—blooded brexit electoral support and nigel farage in return for full—blooded brexit as a character, and nigel farage being the politician will have no qualms whatsoever in pushing his own populist agenda. injoining whatsoever in pushing his own populist age

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as you say, priti patel and backroom staff have come over from the leave referendum campaign. it is getting the old team back together, because i think that is the only way they feel that they can make brexit happen, and let's face it, the only reason boris johnson happen, and let's face it, the only reason borisjohnson is here as prime minister is because brexit has not happened. they know that that is their first priority before they can move their first priority before they can m ove o nto their first priority before they can move onto anything else. their first priority before they can move onto anything elselj their first priority before they can move onto anything else. i was saying earlier, it is like the night of the long knives, there have been more sackings than harold macmillan's government, i think 13 have been cleared out in the last couple of hours? yes, some of them had been surprising, the most surprising was penny mordaunt, the defence secretary, quite a fanfare a couple of months ago when she came in as the first female defence secretary in this country, and

as foreign secretary and priti patel as home secretary. mrjohnson repeated his pledge to take the uk out of the european union by the sist out of the european union by the 31st october and in his words, no ifs or buts. we start tonight with oui’ ifs or buts. we start tonight with our political editor laura kuenssberg and her report on the day borisjohnson kuenssberg and her report on the day boris johnson became prime kuenssberg and her report on the day borisjohnson became prime minister. the dark before dawn. politics needs light and shade. decisions are complicated. judgments subtle. but now, we will all wake up every day toa now, we will all wake up every day to a leader who paints the boldest of brushstrokes, the man who divides and inspires, entertains and enrages. even for those who adore him, a yearago, borisjohnson's journey to the palace would have been the kind of wild story he might have written. rarely without mishap, he was blocked by protesters on his way. now the politician who as a boy said he wanted to be world king, in

thank you very much, alpesh patel. hungary has a whole border of steel fences on the southern border. interesting to see what happens here and interesting to see if those laws contravene the european court of human rights. thanks very much and great to see you as always. stay with us on bbc news, so much more to come. when weather makes news, it's really a good thing. and after the extreme heat of thursday, the thunderstorms that followed caused a few problems. it's a new ukjuly record, the all—time record avoided by a few tenths of a degree. not sure that made any difference to the sheer unpleasa ntness of trying to get out and about in heat like this, where it's been so hot. friday is going to be cooler and this weather front moving through will cool things further into the weekend, but bring for some of us heavy rain as we will see in a moment. now, still a few thunderstorms perhaps effecting easternmost areas as friday begins. they're slightly pulling away out into the north sea. for many, friday's going to start

. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we have a cooling trend >>> working quickly, that's bounced to the left side. la stella to wall shall, one out. >> tragic news for major league baseball. los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs has died. the 27-year-old was found unresponsive in his hotel room near dallas where the angels were set to play the texas rangers tonight. that game has been canceled. the cause of death unknown. skaggs pitched against the a's on saturday in anaheim. he becomes the second angels player to die during the season in the past ten years. pitcher nick aid enheart was killed in a car crash in 2009 just a few hours after he pitched against the a's. >> the warriors will have a new home and a whole bunch of new players next season. andre iguodala and kevin durant will be gone, replaced by guard deangelo russell. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live from chase center in san francisco with how this move is playing with dub nation. lyanne. >> reporter: not good, dan. >> i'll bet. >> reporter: of cour

patel may become secretary. that would make sense, given you probably bringing the most senior positions first. the fact that the two them are actually inside number ten, boris johnson that the two them are actually inside number ten, borisjohnson not here yet, although we think he is eminently on the way back. in order to do the nicer part of his job, having sacked, i mean, an awfully large percentage of the cabinet. you're wondering why he did notjust call a cabinet meeting and sack them altogether. hardly any of them have survived so far. so, it is a real clear and obviously, some of the survivors, sajid javid obviously. of course patel also job, survivors, sajid javid obviously. of course patel alsojob, she was forced to resign, you know, with a cloud over her, really. she had been secretly having meetings with the israelis while on holiday there as international developer secretary and had to resign. it looks like she is on her way back and may well be home secretary. although comes from a different approac

sand ya pat sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> nice play. nice area to hang out at the beach and going to the beach, just be prepared for fog as we're seeing now on live doppler 7. take a look at your high temperatures for tomorrow. 67 in half moon bay, a little breezy, foggy, 70 in downtown san francisco across the bay and 95 concord, fairfield 84 in san rafael and 92 in santa rosa. everything from mild to hot for your saturday. if you're going to golden gate park on sunday for the aids walk, it will be foggy in the morning and 10:00 a.m. and upper 50s and temperatures will come up to the mid 60s. your accuweather seven-day forecast does pea tofeature siz conditions saturday and sunday. mid-90s and mid 60s coast side getting people asking when will it cool off? we'll look at the workweek forecast. temperatures down to the 80s next week. >> thank you. >> all right. let's talk a little baseball. >> anthony flores is here. >> something other than basketball is here. baseball, as well. still to come, how the a's are gearing up to open the secon

. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. june gloom in july, but we have a pattern change coming that will bring brighter and warmer conditions. accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> and getting a second chance one meal at a >>> we're working very closely in california with the various representatives and we're making a lot of progress. it was something that was a long time, lot of shock, lot of shake, and we are helping out. >> president trump has spoken with governor newsome about the earthquakes that struck southern california over the 4th of july weekend. newsome says the president is committed to helping support rebuilding efforts. >> friday, 7.1 magnitude quake created a massive crack in the earth, big enough to be visible in satellite images. a lot of people are looking at these pictures on abc7news.com of the before and after photos on the desert floor. planet lodge generated these pictures. it's an earth imaging company based in san francisco. >> the u.s. geological survey estimates that the economic loss fro

it starts with the rumour, i guess, it still is, that you patel, who had to resign after she had a meeting with the israeli government without telling anybody while she was on holiday there, will return to government in potentially a role as important as home secretary. a huge promotion for her and part of the times and others are calling the most ethnically diverse cabinet we have ever seen. on that note, there is the suggestion that sajid javid might become the chancellor. also the suggestion that liz truss is up for that job. whatever happens one of them will be disappointed, because both names have been heavily circulated throughout the whole leadership campaign. and then mentions of other ethnic minority conservative mps, alex brummer, su, who may be promoted. he has mediapoint a mark spencer as chief whip —— made the appointment. also olly foster, the dup leader, has confirmed, she has confirmed that they will support the conservative, —— aileen foster. . also that the details will be reviewed. nothing will be easy for borisjohnson. reviewed. nothing will be easy for boris jo

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dr raj patel is a gp and deputy medical director at nhs england. normally when it is hot you think about opening up the windows and doors, but they shouldn't do that, should they? that's right. we should learn from our european neighbours. understand that, in the midday sun, they actually close the curtains and close the windows when it is hotter outside, and you retain the coolness in the house. avoiding being dehydrated is also really important, isn't it? so drinking plenty of water is a really important tip. and is itjust water you could drink, or could you have a cup of tea, for example? yes, tea would contribute to your fluids, but it will not cool you down as many people think it will. and the thing to avoid the most is alcohol, because it makes you lose water and it makes you more dehydrated. one of the difficult things during a heatwave is actually getting to sleep, because it's so hot at night. i have heard that you can do things like putting your sheets and pyjamas in the freezer, or fill a hot water bottle up with icy cold water. would t

. >>> sandhya patel, to see or not to see, fog cooperate tomorrow night? fireworks forecast coming up. abc7 news starts right now. >>> san bruno police released dramatic surveillance video. the chaotic scene in tanforan yesterday. bystanders scramble for cover when shots are fired. second floork people running. police circle the suspected shooter with gun. pointing, disappears out of frame and then someone falls and people start running. top of your screen, second person with gun. stops in front of elevator, fires multiple shots. more than a dozen people run for cover. two teenage boys shot, expected to recove. two other people suffered injuries. two suspects not yet found, still sorting through massive evidence. you saw people run away, what you didn't see was two army recruiters running toward the victims. this afternoon those men were recognized for their efforts. lyanne melendez with a story. >> reporter: civilian aid to the secretary to the army recognizes your efforts, can only mean you've shown the qualities of a leader. when shots were fired in tan

and priti patel is saying this will hamper the fight against child abusers. it was only today the nspcc explains the scope of the problem. and facebook are essentially not going to do anything about this. they are putting their own profit and secrecy, putting their own profit and secrecy, you might say, above safety. it is sort of a backward step when it comes to protecting children online as far as the nspcc are concerned. priti patel is a pretty controversial appointment as home secretary, but this topic, this area, is something that everyone worries about. and there seems to be more continuity here between the last government and this government, some of the language that she is coming outwith. they also wanted the big tech companies, big social media companies, to be much more proactive about how they deal with some of the problems. and you know, she is acknowledging in the article that there is this sort of conflict between privacy and sort of civil liberties, and people not wanting the police and the spooks to snoop on them. and on the other hand the ne

iam ride with somebody as hawkish as priti patel. i am really concerned, because we have already seen cuts to the legal aid, we have seen disastrous policies for prisons, and for reform and she is going to make everything a lot worse, so i am alarmed. i am 18. i am everything a lot worse, so i am alarmed. iam18. iam a conservative party member too. i started out supporting borisjohnson but i made the switch tojeremy hunt in the leadership campaign. with regards to the cabinet, there is some good but there is some questionable appointments which i wouldn't have made but what strikes me the most out of the cabinet appointments is that boris has made appointments is that boris has made a lot of enemy, he has sent a lot of people to the backbenches, and with the majority of two, perhaps one next week with the by—election in wales it strikes me as a controversial move to make, to set out and make so many enemies. do you think he is storing up a whole load of trouble? listen, the trouble is there any way, whatever he was going to do. i r

, arden brexiteer, set for a topjob, possibly home patel, arden brexiteer, set for a top job, possibly home secretary, patel, arden brexiteer, set for a topjob, possibly home secretary, a lot of speculation about dominic raab getting a top job and lot of speculation about dominic raab getting a topjob and dominic cummings, he was the mastermind behind the vote leave campaign, the evil genius in the eyes of his critics, someone prepared to do things unconventionally and ruffle feathers, if borisjohnson wants to strike a rather different approach with the eu, then dominic cummings is the man to tread on toes, smash a through plates and throw the crockery around. —— ardent brexiteer. longer than usual prime ministers questions, we can show you the final moments, theresa may as she made her final comments to the commons. that duty to serve my constituents will remain my greatest motivation. applause standing ovation for theresa may, three years, 11 days, she will be heading back to downing street shortly, where she will say her final goodbyes and address the nation, before making her w

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dr raj patel is a gp and deputy medical director at nhs england. normally when it is hot you think about opening up the windows and doors, but they shouldn't do that, should they? that's right. we should learn from our european neighbours. understand that, in the midday sun, they actually close the curtains and close the windows when it is hotter outside, and you retain the coolness in the house. avoiding being dehydrated is also really important, isn't it? that's crucial, yes. you don't want to get dehydrated. so drinking plenty of water is a really important tip. in europe, belgium has had its hottest day in recorded history. in one town, the national record was broken twice with temperatures reaching 39.9 celsius. back in the uk, tomorrow is going to get even hotter, possibly breaking all—time records. research just published shows the current rate of global heating is higher than has ever been recorded before, and climate change is set to make heatwaves more frequent. dealing with them is something we are going to have to get used to. rebecca

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viraj patel, fx & global macro strategist, arkera inc.. let's turn to a corporate story has morning, ab inbev agreed to sell its operations for enterprise value of $16 billion australian. it is reviving an initial public offering. joining me now is duncan fox. what is your take away from what we heard. takeaway is they will , that us and do m&a strike in business is high-margin but low growth. and can get a good price push that cash to better use elsewhere. use will theytter use that cash for? duncan: the whole point was to do deals in places like china or asia-pacific west, as they call it. faster growth markets and younger population, and they do not have a strong market share. they like to be a leader in emerging markets. i assume the ipo was for m&a in those regions. dora: under what conditions you think this asian ipo will go ahead? duncan: i suppose where the cash generated businesses with high-margin leading higher growth and higher potential margin business going forward. when the whole thing settles down, i am not sure the hong ko

a big rumour that seems to be covered in a few of the papers which might be true is that priti patel might be coming back as home secretary, one of the most senior positions in the cabinet. and borisjohnson has had lots of criticism through the leadership contest for some of his insensitivity on racial issues, and whether it's a response tonight or something he wants to do anyway, i think commitment to put some of the ethnic minority members of the conservative party at the top of government well, i think an answer to that, i think it'll send a message to lots of people in britain that the conservative party is different from what it was, and that boris is still that metropolitan liberal mayor london that people remember head and eyes, although he's back brexit, beyond brexit he is going to be a one nation style of leader. interesting though that there are two sides to boris johnson, the controversial list, as a journalist who has written things about ethnic minority people and some i found very offensive and also asked him if saying, someone who seems to embrace the diversity of lif

priti patel is brought back from the political wilderness after she was sacked by theresa may, for the key post of home secretary. now that suggests there will be a much tougher line on law and order because priti patel has always been at the hawkish end of crime and punishment. elsewhere, we see dominic raab being brought in to the foreign office, former brexit secretary, the foreign office has a lwa ys secretary, the foreign office has always been regard as a redoubt of remain, now they have an out—and—out brexiteer at the top. michael gove, given the key post of in effect minister for given the key post of in effect ministerfor no—deal. his given the key post of in effect minister for no—deal. his task will be to make sure we are ready to quit, come what may by october 31st. elsewhere matt hancock, a supporter of borisjohnson after he quit the race, he stays at health and social care, he will be responsible for deliver tong changes which mr johnson say he wans to see to end the social care crisis. —— driving on the. gavin williamson delivered from disgrace after he was b

priti patel returns to the fold as home secretary. she previously held the role of international development secretary, but resigned in 2017 after it emerged she held unauthorised meetings with israeli officials. dominic raab takes over from jeremy hunt as foreign secretary. he left his role of brexit secretary last year over his opposition to the withdrawal agreement. elsewhere, michael gove moves from environmental secretary to chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. he'll also be looking after no—deal brexit planning. and matt hancock stays on as health secretary, gavin williamson returns as education secretary and powerful backbencherjacob rees—mogg comes in as leader of the house of commons. let's go to our political correspondent nick eardley, who's in downing street. this is a very important day, at a time of enormous change. you are absolutely right, because in the next couple of hours we will see a com pletely next couple of hours we will see a completely different next couple of hours we will see a com pletely different te

abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. >> yeah, dan, you're going to have to pick and choose wisely as to whether the weather will coperate or not. let's look at an exploratorium live shot right now. looking at san francisco, and tonight that fog is really patchy. as we fast forward to the 4th of july, fireworks forecast looks like this. there will be fog near san francisco the entire coast line. a little bit around the east bay as you will notice. but inland areas will be nice and clear. here's a look at the temperatures. anywhere from the mid to upper 50s at 9:30 when those fireworks go off, so it's a good idea to grab a sweater or jacket. as we get closer, we'll fine tune in case the fog changes its mind. dan? >> we'll see. sandhya, thanks so much. president trump says tonight unless major changes are made in american border policy, massive deportation raids will begin this weekend. abc7 news reporter trevor ault has the story. >> reporter: president trump renewing his threat saying after the 4th of july, immig

. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures have been cooler than average late by but not for long. we'll be seeing hot summer days ahead. i'll be back with the full forecast coming up. >> and where the commute suddenly became a after which al mane's young son found a used condom. >> he is a minor. it's anner that should have remained confidential and has nothing to do with this case. from my perspective it was a disgrace to bring it up. >> prosecutors are trying to establish it was not a safe environment so unsafe that it led to the december 2016 fire that killed 36 people. the information about the condom was inside of a police report and recorded on a body camera worn by one of the officers who responded to almena's call for help in deeing with the people ho had thrown the party. prosecutor autry james then asked almena whether he got proper permits for bathroom, kitchen, stairways and doors add the to warehouse. he admitted he never gotment permits for any of the work but insisted it was the owner's or contract

. >> let's bringing in meteorologist sandhya patel for more on that. >> dan and kristen, let's take a look at this earthquake. we saw multiple earthquakes happen this afternoon in the east bay and as we take a look here, those earthquakes were of magnitude 4.3 at 1:11 followed bid two aftershocks. they're on a fault line not many know about, the greenville fault. on the west side is the calaveras fault. the greenville fault is not known unless you live in the area. today's earthquakes, shaking intensity was felt all the way towards the north bay, parts of the north bay, peninsula towards the south bay. certainly the strongest shaking was in and around the earthquake zone. dan and kristen? >> sandhya, thank you. >> the last significant quake on the greenville fault line was in january of 1980. some of the worst damage from that 5.8 quake was at the wenty brothers winery where abc 7 saw at damage to many massive storage tanks. >> also a worker at the old mills discount liquor store told bus the shaking that shattered bottles. >> oh. bottles were going every which way. the coolers were s

. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel tracking heat for your weekend. fi >> 75 years ago next week, a quiet naval weapons loading post in the east bay all but disappeared in a huge fireball taking hundreds of sailors with it. next week there will be ceremonies of remembrance for the port chicago disaster. but as abc7 news anchor eric thomas explains, you cannot separate the event from the racism that contributed to it and complicated it. >> reporter: it was massive. it was a huge disaster. >> kelly english of the national parks service is take me go on a tour of the epicenter of the port check disaster july 1944. disaster may not be a big enough word to describe the hell unleashed when two cargo ships one nearly filled to the brim with bombs and bullets exploded. >> there were actually two explosions one after the other. it shook the entire east bay. it shattered windows as far away as san francisco and registered as a 3.4 on the seismographs at uc berkeley. >> reporter: it wasn't just property demolished. >> 320 men were killed, scores more injured. >>

sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> we'll gain a few more degrees. inland areas steamy tomorrow and even over the weekend, dan and kristen. a live picture from our pier 39 camera. certainly not steamy. fog is keeping you in the comfort zone here in san francisco. you can see some tourists walking there along the pier. a lovely view. san francisco 64. oakland 70. it is getting warm in redwood city, morgan hill, low 80s. 76 in san jose. mount tam cam watching fog coming in. you can see the golden gate bridge. 88 degrees in santa rosa. fairfield 81 in livermore. right now it's quite comfortable if you are stepping out to walk the dog, you can pretty much expect a combination of fog and sunshine around the bay. those temperatures still in the comfort zone. low seventies at 6:00 p.m. drop together low 60s as we head into about midnight. so i think it should be a good walk if you're heading out the door. golden gate bridge camera, a nice daye breeze as we look at sunshine at this hour and the fog is sitting right near the coast on live doppler 7. we'll wat

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this is the view of margaret patel, wells fargo asset management senior portfolio manager. she joins us from massachusetts. thank you for joining us today. we've got earnings season underway. kind of a mixed bag. i'm wondering if there is a metaphor to what we are going to see in this core? a chart on the bloomberg terminal that shows earnings trending downward, nonviolently though. what are you excited to see in the weeks ahead? margaret: certainly in the financial sector with the banks, i am not looking with much anything. i think this will be lowest quarter in terms of earnings. reflecting the fed having been to type last year, the slowness is reflected in the first quarter. i will be looking for are they seeing you stabilization or are company seeing a pickup in the second half of the year? paul: how much does fed policy have to do with all of this, because the jobs market is brutal, jay powell says the definition of what tight it might be changing. core consumer prices holding up reasonably well. will it get rather tricky for them? margaret: no, i don't think so. i thi

. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is going to be wiper weather for parts of your morning commute. i'll show you the changes that will follow coming up. >> but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. jimmy. >> thanks, eric and dion. watch this if it's the last thing you do. did you really give your daughter fireworks? >> i gave her a fireworks display. that's my princess. >> is that what she wanted? >> that's my that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco police caught up to a couple of car burglary suspects after a short chase. we have highlighted it for you. we are told officers saw them break into a car on washington street near the embarcadero, then try to escape in their

former home secretary sajid javid is the new chancellor, priti patel becomes home secretary, and dominic raab becomes foreign secretary. temperatures set to break records today across the uk, and it is set today across the uk, and it is set to get hotter tomorrow. robert mueller testifies on russian interference in president trump's campaign. hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. some at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. some are at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. some are calling this the firstjohnson cabinet reshuffle, the firstjohnson cabinet reshuffle, the night of the long knives. mr johnson himself might suggest his reshuffle might need machetes and samurai swords. like an ageing rock band he has brought the bad boys and girls of brexit back together. there is only one story in town, it says the buck stops here, borisjohnson on the front. leading with his new tea m on the front. leading with his new team that he has assembled on his first day as prime minister. the financ

patel becomes home secretary, and dominic raab foreign secretary. former special counsel largely disappointed democrats on capitol hill, who wanted him to read aloud potentially damning parts of his report, but he declined. others asked about potential obstruction of justice, but mueller did not offer clues. australia's central bank could ease policy further, if the recent back-to-back cuts failed to revive economic growth. reserve bank rate is at a record low of 1%. asked president trump to shorten his 150-year prison sentence, filing a request with the justice department, hoping to finish his life in freedom. madoff is jailed for running the biggest ponzi scheme in u.s. history, costing investors $20 billion. tesla reports a worse than expect a loss for the quartered, ,m inspired a record number of deliveries. another major management change ththe electric carmaker, e co-founder stepping down as chief technology officer and becoming an advisor. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter forward -- powered by more than 2700 journal