heathrow, that�*s also the uk�*s highest temperature of the year so far, along with england�*s highest temperature. now, you can see the extent of the day�*s sunshine. we do have some cloud coming round our area of high pressure into northern areas of scotland. and overnight, that cloud could be thick enough for an odd passing spot of rain through for western aisles and the highlands, but otherwise, it�*s a dry night with largely clear skies. it is a night, though, those temperatures are going to struggle to come down, so an uncomfortable night for sleeping. temperatures, 17 in cardiff by the end of the night, 18 in london. a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures for england and wales in the countryside will be a few degrees cooler than the cities as well. a warm start to the day nevertheless on monday. it is another fine, sunny, very warm, if not hot day coming up, but again, northern scotland will see some slightly thicker cloud. here there will be some sunny spells coming through that — temperatures into the low 20s. further south, though, for england and

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. a well—known investigative journalist in the netherlands, peter r de vries, has been shot and seriously injured in an attack on a street in amsterdam. police said he�*s been taken to hospital in critical condition. de vries has covered numerous high—profile crime cases over the past 20 years. three people have been detained in connection with the shooting. a former challenger for the presidency in belarus, viktor babariko, has been sentenced to 14 years in jail. the banker was found guilty of taking bribes and money laundering — charges he says were fabricated to prevent him challenging alexander lukashenko in last year�*s election. just over two weeks to go before the start of the tokyo olympics, and japanese media is reporting that the partial state of emergency for the tokyo area is likely to be extended over coronavirus concerns. some olympic events, such as the opening ceremony and the marathon, may also be held without spectators. the anti—of spectators at wembley, t

i�*m s u p e r p r o ud ,s u p e r , s u p e r it�*s crazy, it�*s amazing, and it always makes me proud, he always makes me proud. but, yeah, it�*s been a greatjourney and it hasn�*t finished. no, i imagine it�*sjust getting started, his first olympics. and amazing as well to see those pictures of him with beth. oh, that is brilliant, that�*s just kye all over. yeah, kids love him, parents love him, he�*ll talk to anybody, you know, and he�*ll make you feel like you�*re the star. thank you for chatting to us, we hope you get some sleep. everyone here in peckham today so excited. as we saw today, amazing pictures of him celebrating with beth as she won her gold medal as well. it is 3:40pm. the number of drug deaths in scotland has risen to a record level for the seventh year in a row. there was a total of 1,339 drug—related fatalities in 2020, the highest rate in europe. our correspondentjames shaw in glasgow says the problem has been described as a "public health emergency". one of the things that is particularly shocking is the fact that it has been going on for so many

what we have is nice spread of 60's 70's 80's. for most and only a couple of 90's for for this inland areas like antioch and vacaville reyna. >> lucky people in the bay area. they want to dream vacation for free just for getting vaccinated against covid-19 state officials do winners for 6 vacation packages. >> to some of the most popular spots in the state. all expenses paid. >> the bay area. winners are in san francisco. contra costa alameda and san mateo counties. the other 2 winners live in orange and santa cruz counties winners also got $2000 in spending money for on their love. a k. well, coming up, the next hour. it's expected to be the biggest travel weekends any of the pandemic. >> we are live at sfo with everything you need to know before you head out the door. as more people buy their own fireworks to celebrate this weekend. doctors are warning about the severe injuries that can come from both illegal and legal fireworks we'llrhave more after we get back in the 5. o'clock hour. kohl's epic deals are back... with savings

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most of us in the upper 80's bayside cities in the 70's coastal spots in the 60's. and for 4th of july on sunday continuing to remain dry afternoon sunshine. but some morning and evening fog is possible. on the eve of that as you are waking up this morning. we have no major problems. >> no major issues. there are a couple accidents sprinkled out there from early this morning like 80 eastbound 8 80 northbound in oakland. another one 80 westbound at west grand avenue again, still very light across most of our highways down south as well in the south bay. let's head across towards the peninsula as you're traveling there. little under 30 minutes for your drive time. so conditions. look great. we'll have more throughout the morning for now, let's get back to our national news. white house says it won't meet the target of vaccinating 70% of americans by the 4th of july. they're still not calling off the barbecues in the fireworks. health officials say even with the spread of the delta variant. it's going to be ok to celebrate in groups. raquel martin explains for us. >> w

for your daytime highs in the sf a range of 50's and 60's right along the coastline while 60's and 70's for bayshore cities foster city at 72 redwood city palo alto and mountain view each at 76 degrees while south bay temperatures in the mid to upper 70's mostly at least couple of 80's mixed in there, too. fremont and union city in the 70's. well, hayward only at 69 degrees. same for you in san leandro. not often you see oakland one degree above you. but that's the case this afternoon right at 70 degrees in oakland concord, you'll 86 today well, only to 90's on the map vacaville in antioch. billy, how at 77 in napa right at 80 degrees. some low 80's and nevado and santa rosa as well. looking at tomorrow. temperatures, just as cool. before we do warm things back up into the weekend by the weekend summer. warmest of temperatures are back into the 90's with dry skies remaining through this forecast. partly cloudy to foggy starts to the mornings followed by clear afternoon's don, thank you so much for that. as you are waking up on this wednesday morning. we're keeping a close eye on your

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. the director—general of the world trade organization has said ministerial talks on fishing have been successful and she�*s optimistic a long—awaited deal to stop overfishing can be agreed. negotiations have continued for 20 years towards a deal banning subsidies that favour overfishing. a un study estimates thatjust two—thirds of global fish stocks are biologically sustainable. firefighters have been trying to contain a massive blaze in oregon on the west coast of the united states which has displaced hundreds of people from their homes. more than 1700 firefighters, aided by 12 helicopters have been deployed. in washington state, meanwhile, officials say they�*ve contained about 20% of a fire northeast of seattle which was caused by lightning and fuelled by dry grass and timber. a teenager is to become the youngest person to fly to space when he joins jeff bezos on the first human flight launched by his company, blue origin, on 20 july. oliver daemen, who just turned 18, wil

there�*s a note in here. it�*s about the water man. is this a prank? where are your friends, huh? where are they hiding? where are your buddies with the cameras? mart calm out there with the film breaking news from wembley stadium, this is from the security team at wembley and they confirm we brought you some reports are suggesting there had been some scuffles as people have been trying to get into wembley who didn�*t have tickets. it turns out a number of them did indeed successfully get through security, got into the stadium. at the security staff, this was a statement issued at 8:34pm, said there is no indication about how many people, it is described as a small group as people — how you define a small group is obviously a relative term — a small group of people might be 50 people in a state that large is or it might be half a dozen, it�*s not clear. anyway, at least some of them are still at large in the stadium. the authorities are saying, if you don�*t have a ticket you will be a ticket you will be objected short of stopping everyone and mounting people show their

60's to the lower 70's off the antioch. meanwhile, the 50's and 60's mixture up in the north bay. 67 san jose little bit of an onshore breeze that we have here overnight held together very nicely around the delta elsewhere, pretty much single digits. but as we get daytime heating, we'll have the typical onshore flow program. all right. here's what i was mentioning. we do actually have a flash flood watch has been posted up in the mountains and it's very clear why to have some red and they're going on. so get active this afternoon. compliments of daytime heating and also you have some uplifting that happens forcefully near the mountains like that for a typical currents and we do sometimes see those afternoon showers occur there when there isn't much going on elsewhere as a typical pattern. but later on this week, this is actually going to dry out a little bit from help out of this low out of the gulf of alaska will kind of sweep through and shut off the monsoon in arizona to off too. utah looks like in new mexico. there you

�*s what�*s making current. silvia foti, it is an amazing story, it�*s a difficult story, but i thank you for sharing it with us. thanks for being on hardtalk. hello there. the first couple of days ofjuly look pretty similar to how we ended the month ofjune on, and that�*s with quite a lot of dry weather around with some sunshine. but there will be some showers around, too. generally isolated, but they will be quite heavy and slow moving where you catch them, as there will be very little wind to move them on. that�*s because we�*re in between weather systems, as you can see here, this weak area of high pressure building in. this is the area of low pressure which has brought a lot of grey, damp weather across eastern parts of the country throughout the week so far. it will still be close enough to bring further grey, damp, drizzly weather from east anglia up towards northumberland, but a much drier and brighter day, i think, for the southeast of england. elsewhere, early cloud clearing to allow for some s

i think it�*s europe�*s only unbroken harping tradition. so it very nearly did die out, but it�*s great that recently i think there has been a surge in interest in young people. cerys is member of avanc, a welsh folk band formed of young musicians from all over wales. 0ver lockdown they recorded and collaborated remotely, streaming their performances to thousands across social media. would you say doing these virtual performances and recordings, has that kept you sane during lockdown? yeah, there�*s a world out there. yeah, but i bet you can�*t wait for things to get back to normal, so performances can resume, things like that. oh, the wind is playing the harp! it�*sjoining in. yeah, this is the wind playing the strings. ghostly harp notes. well, here�*s hoping i can play this thing better than the wind. i am not going to lie, cerys, i feel a bit unnatural here. i look the part... you look the part, and that is all that matters. laughs. all right, here we go. i am on the red string... and you get the hand on the other red string,

and 70's. but it looks like the east bay shoreline could warm up into the low 80's a week from today. with warm weather arriving there. back to you. >> all right. thanks in national news. president biden, the first lady and the vice president are hitting the road this weekend for the administration's america's back together tour. it's a celebration of the progress in the fight against the coronavirus. every nolan has details. >> president biden sampling the fruit as he visits a cherry farm in orchard in traverse city, michigan. he had workers and greeted supporters as he toured the grounds with governor gretchen whitmer i got to the president supporting the local economy as well by an ice cream for himself and the supporters who are with him now while in michigan, president biden celebrated america's fight against covid-19 and promoted. the bipartisan infrastructure bill talking about how investing in infrastructure can improve local economies now on thursday, the democratic controlled house of

60's this morning 70's, 80's and 90's later on today. your forecast ahead. >> and all lanes have reopened along highway 4 near the hot spot was tracking and now we're getting a look at our we're getting a look at our drive times ♪ ♪ ♪ we're getting a look at our drive times ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. when it comes to laundry, everyone thinks their way is the right way. i just stuff everything in. it has to be cold water, it's better for the planet. the secret is, with tide pods it all works. of course, it does. no matter how you wash, it's got to be tide. i've never slept like this before. we gave new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep to people who were tired of being tired. what is even in this? clinically-studied plant based ingredients passion flower, valerian root, and hops. new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep. >> 8.14 and what's going on in tokyo. we've got the latest. the u.s. wins the gold medal in the gymnastics a

�*s true. it�*s a really important reminder to everyone to come forward for the vaccinations. we�*ve seen rates amongst younger people coming forward for the vaccines a bit lower you can and needed to be able to travel for the foreseeable future. you may as well come forward now, get a vaccination done and it will give you one more piece of security when you go traveling. britney spears�*s battle to end a controversial conservatorship that has controlled her life for thirteen years goes back to court today. the legal arrangement has given the singer�*s father and others authority over her career and personal life. during a hearing last month britney spears made a passionate case for that to end, describing it �*abusive�*. she claimed the arrangement has forced her to work and take medication against her will and has stoppped herfrom getting married or having a baby. it�*s unclear whether she will appear in court in los angeles for today�*s hearing. 0ur reporter steve holden has

o s. cuba s. so as cuba might as well turn into cuban lives, matter, please don't blame me for trying to sound sarcastic when talking about serious hardships of an entire nation. but just think of this, it's america, that's been squeezing cuba in the clutches of its economic blockade for 6 decades and refuse to lifted even when the pandemic kicked in, even when 184 you a nation's called on washington to do so. just for the sake of the people in the difficult times in havana, this hard law is being compared to genocide. but nope, the americans can't be bothered because the sanctions are a tool for democracy. and that probably works as a universal excuse. havana is blaming the u. s. for inciting protests, and backing them with cash. plus, it's firmly against the hypocrisy, and the voices of concern from the neighbors said about, i'm why don't we are addressing revolutionaries who may have become entangled. addressing cubans who may have some concerns, but we will not allow the opponents of the revol

it's upper 50's to low 60's bayside areas upper 60's to low 70's inland. mostly just the 70's today, not your normal july stuff. i'll be telling you exactty what it's looking like where you're at and what else to expect for this week and into the weekend. also ahead, back to you. john, thank you for that. we are actively tracking your morning commute and it looks like there. >> is some road work going on. this is 80 westbound at ashby avenue in berkeley and all lanes are closed there until this morning. so get in looking at that right now. road work being done. and again, all lanes are closed there westbound at ashby avenue, at least until 05:00am heading into the city this morning. no major issues or delays. what you're starting in the east bay heading to. >> san francisco to that fremont street exit a little under 11 minutes for your drive time. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge. as you head across towards the peninsula. no major issues or delays there a little under 11 minutes for your drive time and let's head over to the golden gate bridge

it�*s the plymouth leg of sail gp�*s international yachting series. the four—time olympic champion sir ben ainslie leads the british team and he�*s been telling us about how they�*ve created a new league to run alongside the usual racing leaderboard which aims to mitigate climate change and make sailing more inclusive. this is a huge deal not only for sail gp, but sports all around the world to be able to take a leading role in what is undoubtedly the biggest issue, or certainly one of the biggest issues, globally at the moment, which is climate change. so we take it very seriously in our sport. i think it is a really exciting initiative, and we are racing out there on the water for the podium spots and we want to be the podium spots and we want to be the top team, but we also now are racing between each of our teams against one another to be the most sustainable and most impactful in our own league. i think through that, to separate example of an hour own sport throughout the different communities that we are racing in around the world and to p

60's out that direction whereas will see 70's 80's. and just a couple low 90's hanging on inland. >> a much cooler day than what we had yesterday. i've got your forecast. >> and i'm tracking a new tropical is an out. and martinez also looking ridges, which is still pretty busy at >> my 14 right now. and the heat is behind us, which is nice. i wonder if there's more hundreds around the corner. how far can john see. well, let's at least we're going to see a big difference in lunge you know, there will but not in our 7 day forecast. at least we're hardly even the seeing any 90's in this forecast ahead of us. so very nice break from the heat that we were seeing plenty of those triple digits over this past weekend. now morning hours are going to be on the gray side pretty much this point forward through the rest of the forecast and you can see that today is no different. we are looking at low gray hanging out right over san francisco. little bit of a breeze. you can see the flag moving there in the distance and pretty easy to see here in ra

let�*s hear what he�*s been saying in the past hour. we are meeting at the very difficult time in the time to crisis still holds too many people at risk of severe illness, hospitalisation, and death. and while there extraordinary technological development of vaccines is helping to ease the crisis, we are obviously not yet through it. i am very sorry to say the suffering of covid—19 will be magnified many times over in a world that does not properly and ultimately halt the climate crisis. we do not have the luxury of waiting until covid—19 is vanquished to take up until covid—19 is vanquished to take up the climate challenge. so it is good to be back in the uk where my friend and his team are hard at work preparing to host the un climate conference, cop 26 in glasgow this november. and i am particularly grateful injoining your november. and i am particularly grateful in joining your indexer might —— remarkable setting. it�*s an amazing place which is both a fitting tribute to a major�*s beauty but also its fragility. i�*m

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of 80's and 90's. as you make your way into the north bay with the exception of fairfield officially hitting the triple digit mark at 102 degrees under heat advisories and excessive heat warnings don't go into effect until friday for your new lunchtime hour continuing through sunday night for east valleys and even east bay hills diablo range. also included solano county that excessive heat warning going to remain in effect through monday night. so you are going to have an additional day of excessive heat on monday afternoon. so don't let your guard down. but for those of you in the north bay mountains and even into the east bay and north bay valleys as well. going to see 90's and near triple digit heat as well. so extremely hot conditions as you make your way in land cooler along the coast and east bay shoreline, things of that cool sea breeze in shallow marine layer. that is going to stick around. so be thankful for mother nature's ac for that overnight lows, though, in all the areas that you saw that

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the sun�*s out, it�*s a beautiful day and it�*s going to be a hot one. temperatures this weekend could peak at around 31 celsius tomorrow across the south—east of the uk. and it�*s all thanks to high pressure, which has established itself across the uk and thankfully also bringing settled weather to the flood stricken regions in western parts of europe. so, sunny skies across the bulk of the country through this afternoon. but a bit more cloud dragged in by a wind off the atlantic across northern and western parts of scotland. a lot fresher here from the northern isles to the hebrides, only around 1a to 17 celsius and a few bits of rain. that�*s also true for the northern coast of northern ireland. further inland towards the east and south, it is hot. in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. in london, around the high 20s and the high mid 20s expected across the south coast. lots of hot sunshine for the british grand prix as well both on saturday and sunday. we could also get very close to 31 celsius. ——30 d

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as we head through the afternoon, mid50's along the coast. upper 50's to low 60's around the bay. inland topping out in the mid to upper 70's to low 80's for many locations. i will have the rest of the week and what you can expect. >>> morning. it's finally here. it's here. the all-star game is tonight. there was a warm up act. check these fellows dialing up dr. long ball last night. the home run derby. eight player was in the field. downtown denver, four american, four national league. a's matt olson. 23 home runs in the first half. needed one more for first round tie. time expired, olson was out. the most in demand must see, the angels slugger leads with 33 home runs. he hit one 513 strength. he ended newspaper a swing off against soto of the nationals. soto out lasted the star and bounced him in the first round. 31 home runs to 28. in the finals pete alonzo, popular pick. 23, 22 and won a second straight derby. he took advantage of that thin colorado air and hit 74 big flies. set third in history to have won it back to back. >>> though he lost last night is he still the man. th

here�*s the union�*s chief exec, clint newton. it�*s always really important, if you�*re going to make a decision that�*s going to obviously impact the players, it�*s, we believe, fundamental to have the players as part of that decision—making process. and again, we have been speaking to the nrl, so i can be clear on that, but our view is that this decision was premature and that we would like to see what unfolds in the coming weeks. so frustration among many of those represented by the rugby league players association, but the new zealand rugby league chief has defended the withdrawal. if looking after human safety is cowardly, then i am a coward but i don�*t believe it is. i believe it�*s the only decision we could make. some of those comments quite honestly are misjudged and ill—advised. some football transfer news to bring you now, and manchester united have confirmed the signing of england internationaljadon sancho. the forward joins from german side borussia dortmund for £73 million on a five—year deal. he

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nominal 2's, 10's and 30's. we are down about four basis points or so. a couple of important things to think about, 1.88 is your one year median forecast for the 10 year. this is a market caught off guard. when you get a squeeze, you start to get some people building some narratives, including myself, and those narratives get to extrapolate out through the whole cycle. where are we? about 40 basis points south of where we were at the end of march on a nominal 10 year yield. the 2's, 10's curve is just about holding its neck above water. this is not a fresh move. it is not new. it has been developing for the last several months. here's the chart i want to show you, the most important chart sometimes are the most simple charts. you can take a picture of real yields, nominal yields, but if you take a nice, clean picture of the s&p 500 over the last 12 months, the picture is pretty clear, isn't it? it is up and to the right, regardless of what is happening in the bond market, and it keeps on going. tom: i don't have it ready now but you put up the banner of

's. for those of you in the south bay. campbell, though, in saratoga in the low 90's. so 2 outliers there with livermore out of the mid 90's back into the low 90's. now you should be in the upper 80's this time of year. so you're going to be about 2 degrees above average union city and fremont in the low 80's with low 90's for concord and walnut creek and low 80's for renda and moraga berkeley and richmond in the low 70's. so very comfortable temperatures there and quite the spread for parts of the north bay, not the and vallejo in the mid 70's. mid 80's for those of you in sonoma. but mid-nineties for vacaville. so this is what we're talking about when we talk about microclimate forecast just a few miles can make a huge difference here in the bay area as much as 5 to 10 degrees at times and santa rosa and petaluma going to cool down into the low 80's with sandra fell, though a little bit mild there in the mid 80's and mill valley low 70's for the 2nd half of your weekend. so overall the

so very toasty there with widespread 70's, 80's and yes, even 90's. for those of you in the north bay. quite the unique microclimate forecast for your friday evening. nevado in the low 90's with vallejo at 72 degoees and santa rosa out of the 80's but upper 70's instead. so future cast for tracking that shallow marine there. bring us some patchy coastal drizzle during the overnight hours into your saturday morning. plenty of sunshine by your saturday afternoon. a little bit cooler tomorrow compared to today. but very seasonable nonetheless. so we'll take it overnight lows tonight. a little warmer low to mid 50's. upper 50's for those of you in concord san jose and livermore with antioch only cooling down to 64 degrees. so we're going to be about 4 degrees above average for conquered in livermore should be in the upper 80's instead cooling down tomorrow in the low 90's with seasonal temperatures along the coast and east bay shoreline. thanks to that cool sea breeze influence and that shallow marine layer mid 60's for downtown francisco oakland at 72 de

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there and quite the spread 70's 80's and even 90's for parts of the north bay daca bill 95 degrees. 20 degrees. cooler, though, for those of you in napa in the mid 70's. so enjoy that very pleasant temperatures are was santa rosa and petaluma in the low 80's and taking a look ahead at your next 7 day outlook. we're going to see monday mcgee monsoonal moisture will return continuing on tuesday. but with that, a gradual warming trend that is going to peak on wednesday. keeping temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above average little change on thursday with some relief by next weekend but really have to keep an eye on that monsoonal moisture with the threat of dry lightning once again monday and tuesday looks like tuesday is going to be the day that it will probably peak. but so far chance is looking pretty slim, but going to kebp an eye on mcgee monsoonal moisture on monday. >> there you go. the alliteration queen. yeah. wildman wisdom wednesday to has best quotes. i love it. >> the breeze. some motivation monday as but i need to start that. but i'm not motivated to start is that no way better

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to 60's and 70's along bayside areas to even 70's and 80's for some of our inland spots. livermore only 78 today, san jose at 77 napa and nevado each also only in the 70's james. all right. thank you. >> john. now to bury baseball. this after giants clinging to first place in the national league west barely but they're still in first place. they took on the st. louis cardinals yesterday. the game was scoreless until the 7th inning and that's when the cardinals score 2 runs the giants really had no answer for that. so they ended up losing 5 to 3. the final score. the 2 teams will play again tonight with first pitch set for 6.45 oracle park. meanwhile, the oakland a's were off yesterday, but they'll be back in action tonight in houston taking on the astros. >> we'll take a break here at 4.55 coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news police overwhelmed by sideshows in the north bay. we'll tell you how lawmakers want harsher punishments for the z legal events. plus the holiday weekend proved to be chaotic for oakland police. there were a lot fireworks and a lot of

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to 70's burlingame. a nice 72. really nice today in redwood city at 76 of some great spots to get out there today. do some outdoor dining. once you get out of the office san jose at 78 for the daytime high will freeman through hayward in the low 70's dublin. also at 78 while for danville walnut creek and concord. it's back into the low to mid 80's for you. oakland berkeley richmond in the 60's while temperatures in antioch in vacaville do near the 90's today. we're still not going to make it back up to that number just yet. we're actually going to save most of our 90's until sunday and monday of next week. now, we could see some dry lightning come monday. and this is a concern. as you remember last august when we saw dry lightning events did result in some wild fire sparking up across the bay area frequency of lightning doesn't look to be as much of a concern this time around. but something i did want to know in this forecast as we do work our way towards the monsoonal moisture early next week from the l

it will be 70's and 80's for most of the day. your forecast ahead. >> and traffic is looking like in this camera shot that you see behind me. but i am tracking some hot spots. tell you where after the break. >> careful of the chicken that you eat because tyson foods is recalling more than 8 million pounds of ready to eat frozen chicken. oh, my gosh. always buy this kind usda inspectors believe that they the chicken may have been contaminated with listeria. this is just some of the stuff that is included the grilled and ready chicken strips fajita chicken strips. the pulled chicken. they were produced the recalled stuff between december 2620, 20. an april 13th of this year. so if you haven't, you're supposed to throw it away or take it back to the store. i always buy chicken, which could be old kuz like us to get the freezer, which means it could have it for a long time. and i understand there's a lot of other chicken covered in this recall. so. i don't know. maybe you want to avoid chicken for a while. happening today. amazon fou

we're tracking 70's and 80's even vacaville out of the 90's and 89 degrees. and this is very seasonable comfortable weather that we should be seeing, but it's going to change after monday. thanks to that muggy monsoonal moisture. we're going to see daytime highs warming up 5 to 10 degrees from monday into the mid 90's. and we're going to stay in the mid 90's for most of the next 7 days. seasonable weather doesn't return to our bay area forecast until around a week from today, august 1st, still can't believe that while first of all. yeah, i mean, it's i mean, it's right here here it is. but above average. so it's nice that in the next 10 days we're going to see seasonal weather, but let's hope keep our fingers crossed knock on wood that there's no dry lightning in the forecast. let's hope. all right. thanks, lisa. thank you. >> now to the south bay and some pyro chefs back in action at the gilroy garlic festival. this year's festivals drive-thru. >> if the preorder your meal, you go pick it up. you enjoy it. and then you brush your teeth us the car like that's

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some 80's inland, some 70's by the bay 60's at the coast. foggy morning. sunny afternoons, dry conditions. that's pretty much the trend for a while ahead of us better than hot and dry weather, at least that up fire danger even more. we're already in the midst of such extreme drought conditions looking outside this morning. definitely some low gray out there. visibility is just fine at this point across the bay area as cloud cover lifts begins to burn off all ready for bayside in inland areas. you've been clear for much of the morning already temperatures are currently in the 60's for most of us. it's a slow go far as seeing any movement. fremont, hayward and san jose each at 60 to pittsburgh. you're at 66. so starting to see a little bit moving upwards and temperatures. but with gray skies of that cool sea breeze. it's a cool start for sure. i'm talking sunshine some nice temperatures this afternoon and of course your 4th forecast. still to come, reyna don, thank you for that. so we have a hot spot here along the richmond, sandra fell bridge. >> and it loo

all 60's, 70's and 80's for most of the north bay antioch, though you still got that 90 degrees. santa rosa at 78 today. let's get you a look ahead at next 7 days. so after today we actually get a little bit cooler even, believe it or not, thursday is going to be the coolest day of this forecast with highs in land only rising into the upper 70's on average. that's not your typical july stuff. but something to enjoy because even though we don't have any heat waves ahead in this forecast. you know, at some point it's going to warm back up. reena john, thank you for that. so this hot spot, thankfully is it causing much of a delay along one. oh, one. >> just a little bit here. but that connector ramp one, oh, one southbound at 85 is closed and again, they're working on something they are as a result of that traffic collision. so 82 would be a good alternate. maybe 2.80, to get around that. it's busy even a 9.49 here. little under 20 minutes for you to make it into the city at this hour to the fremont street exit and it looks like drive times are going up there at about 21 headed acro

got the 80's and 70's up to the north bay. again, we're going to be built building on this towards the end of the week have the long-range forecast for you and take a look at your 4 zone as well. coming up in a bit. well, thanks, dave. >> the u.s. olympic team has been rocked as the fastest woman in the country has been banned from running in tokyo following a positive marijuana test that sparked a heated debate in the sports world. aaron nolan has more on what the athlete in question has to say about her failed test. >> who's going. it's the fastest events on the track. a straight stretch that securing richardson dominates 100 meters from start line to finish line in 10.8 seconds led her to a spot on the u.s. olympic team. but after a positive test for marijuana. >> richardson was forced to vacate that win and cannot compete for 30 days. she spoke with nbc's today show this see. >> well, it does a i actually i know what i do. i know what i'm supposed to do. i'm not not to be a nice to make that decision. that making an excuse

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mid to upper 70's to low to mid- 80s's inland around the bay partly sunny, it's 60's and upper 50's. we will talk more about that heat wave on the way. it's backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza. we will have more on that with gianna. >>> good morning. if you are getting ready to head out the door grab that coffee. it's busy at the bay bridge. the metering lights were turned on around 6:10. it's pretty much bumper to bumper over that 880 overpass. the brake lights. give yourself 15 minute from the toll plaza over to san francisco. things looking better across the upper deck as you work off the skyway in to the city. checking traffic along highway 4. brake lights out of pittsburgh into bay point. 35 minutes for your travel time. antioch. westbound highway 4 onto 80 and busy on the nimmets freeway. >>> eviction at a north bay >>c out the area under a freeway near downtown san rafael. justin andrews is live from the scene. justin. >> we are waiting for cal trans to come here and do what they said they would do. that's to evict the people who live underneath this overpass underneath 101

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