spencer, i know you are a runner, are you a marathon standard? spencer: not marathons. i have run a half marathon years ago. these days, i still run a bit and only a half, two miles. dion: still impressive, considering. spencer: i just turned 75 yesterday. i hit the treadmill yesterday and today. dion: did you post a photo of you working out on your birthday? spencer: on my personal facebook page, you can find a video my wife shot yesterday following me into the gym. you will see me on the treadmill if that is something you want to see. [laughter] dion: definitely. spencer: looking at the weather, we have really conditions at the surface. nothing terribly dusty, but as of oh at 24 miles per hour -- sfo at 24 miles per hour. a surge of coastal fog and slightly cooler by one or two degrees in most bay area locations than yesterday. you can see the fog pushing out over the city. certainly foggy along the coastline and golden gate. 53 in san francisco. 61 in palo alto. 54 at half moon bay. foggy at the golden gate as i just said. 67 in petaluma and napa. 73 in santa rosa. m

we know it spencer is eating for dinner. spencer: it won't be a veggie burger, actually. larry: it's not surprising, when i saw the story, i thought it was $70 per person. it's actually $70 total, so seven dollars on average. but you go to safe way or whatever your favorite market is and you buy five things and it's a hundred bucks. mike: even on the lower end of the food scale, even those are expensive. we see how many bags we can get for the amount of money and it used to be like $50. karina: eggs, milk, meat -- it is just skyrocketing. larry: hopefully inflation slows down. how is this for a long dog walk. a new jersey man completed a walk around the world with his dog by his side. he set out on his epic walk seven years ago and his dog accompanied him across six continents and 38 countries. they walked 18 to 21 miles every day. he's just the 10th person on record to walk around the world but savannah is the first dog to accomplish this feat. karina: so many dogs out there just want to go for a walk a day. larry: i don't know how many dogs ask for a walk around the wor

[laughter] spencer: i don't blame you. larry: what is scary, from surfing and probably going to be in hawaii. go to santa barbara, where the water is murky, and you see a lot of seaweed and kelp, it plays tricks on your mind. you see something like -- let's get out of here, oh that's nothing. kristen: they also like it where it is murky, right? larry: big wave surfer jeff clark told me, the sharks you have to look out for, are the babies. the little ones. the big ones, he says, they know the difference between a human and some other form of water animal. and he said, it's the little ones i get confused. and it is like sing a shiny object and that is. . what they're going for so, the big sharks are not going to get me but the little one i so have to worry about. kristen: right. they still bite. that was very clever. larry: shark fest kicks off july 10 on disney plus. which is part of the reason we are telling you about it. are telling you about it. as we wrap up the fo we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, o

spencer: there's that possibility. we're going to see increasing clouds and moisture that human will help reduce the chance for wildfires but it may contribute to isolated thunderstorms. let's take a look at what's going on. you can see that already some of that monsoonal moisture is moving up to the sierra contributing to a few isolated thunderstorms. overnight, increasing clouds and humidity. enough moisture surging up that by tomorrow afternoon we'll see showers developing and parts of the central valley. there may be isolated showers or possibly thunder showers here in the bay area. late monday. not a great possibility oil so the ben foyt the moisture -- benefit of the moisture. it can trigger some fireschg or. i'll h later, j.r canet a checke news with our abc bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. just search abc7 bay area to download it. developing news right now. president joe biden tested positive for covid again this morning. his doctor says it is likely a rebound case that is seen in a small

spencer christian, abc 7 news. karina: this weekend might be a good weekend to check those out. dan: meteorologist sandhya patel is here to answer that for us. . we will put pressure for her. sandhya: i think it'll be just fine! [laughter] it is not terribly chilly, subtly cloudy, it would be a good weekend to go and check them out. let me show you live views, it is either foggy or hazy from all of our terror cameras. some high clouds around and some haze from the oak fire. you might notice the drizzle we received in the last 24 hours, .7 of an inch in half moon bay. the national weather service says it is the worst july since 1975. crazy. .20 inches in san francisco. july is typically one of our driest months, but not so far. temperatures anywhere from the upper 50's in the half moon bay to the low 90's inland. we had a nice range of temperatures. the numbers have actually been below average in many cities this time of year. overcast right now at pier 39. cool at the cost. warm inland this weekend. small chance of showers and thunder late sunday into monday due to monsoonal moi

spencer: spencer christian here with a look at the weather. j.r.: it was wet outside when i woke up. spencer: we've got monsoonal moisture surging in our direction, and that will reduce the wildfire risk. taking this into the daytime tomorrow, notice showers are likely over the sierra and parts of the valley. we may have isolated showers thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by 50 bucks or less. e,ele'keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >> abc 7 sport sponsored by river rock casino. chris: if you are wondering if will clark still had the same intensity that made him a fan favorite and one of the greatest giants to ever wear the uniform, look no further than today. his number was retired, and will clark day was a hit. he was given a raucous ovation at oracle park. his number becomes the first number retired since barry bonds. he played eight of his 15 seasons in san francisco. he

spencer: i do not want to be blamed for this. the fog is going tonight and we might even have heavy drizzle or light showers over the north bay. we will have mainly clear skies in the afternoon tomorrow, but this is what we expect tomorrow night. low fog will be closing on shore before the fireworks begin in san francisco. across the bay and inland areas, we expect good viewing conditions. no problem away from the city, but in san francisco, our view of the fireworks might be obscured by colorful low clouds. j.r.: thank you. there are a lot of events happening around the bay area to celebrate the holiday. we have all of the information including the list of fireworks shows on abc7news.com. take a look at this video. a small plane with four people on board crashed into a hangar tonight. crosswinds sent the plane out of control as the pilot was trying to land. no one was hurt besides the pilot who walked away with pumps and bruises. there is no word on where the flight originated from. three men are missing after they it happened e

spencer: i'm looking forward to that. kristen: now to a personal trainer whose workout has gone viral. he spent the last year running on all fours. videos of this routine have gone viral, some with nearly 21 million views. he is a personal trainer in indiana and says he works out like this 30 to 45 minutes every day and it has improved his body and mobility. larry: how about his dating life? [laughter] spencer: i wonder what he does when he passes a fire hydrant? [laughter] larry: this is obviously -- trying to go viral and did, but the exercises a bear crawl that's pretty common. it's just that you don't do it for miles and miles and on treadmills and in the gym. spencer: but he's in great shape. larry: maybe this is a throwback -- i don't know. mike: he has unusually long arms. do you remember the crabwalk that we had to do in elementary school? that was horrible. larry: he is winning. mike: he can have ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping

spencer: we've got breezy conditions especially near the coastline. surface winds mainly up to about 20 miles an hour. 26 miles per hour in san francisco. we are the windiest spot in the bay area right now. for 24-hour temperature change shows not much of a change. a degree or two warmer in some spots and a degree or two cooler in some spots the view from sutro tower towards alcatraz. 63 in oakland. mid to upper 70's in santa fe and santa clara. here's a view at emryville. you can see the low clouds stacking up along the coast lean. there are still pretty warm in some spots. 79. peta williama 71 in low to mid 80's at fairfield, concord and livermore. and looking across the embarcadero. we'll see fog pushing inland overnight spotty drizzle will occur near the coast perhaps near the bayshoreline. we have a big two-day warm-up. and monday, highest temperatures inland. those two days will range from mid 90's to 100 degrees. overnight, we'll see fog pushing not just across the bay but locally inland. 6:00 tomorrow morn, the day starts with lots of lingerin

spencer, thank you so much for happening out there. jonathan - spencer, thank you so much for your time on the program. appreciate your thought on newsday. we have a special section on our website including this piece by an agent digital reporter looks back on the dramatic events unfolding. well worth the lead. just log to bbc .com. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. the dj tim westwood is facing allegations from a woman who says they had sex several times starting when she was 14. she says mr westwood was in his 30s at the time and describes him as a "predator". the woman is one of several to come forward after an investigation by bbc news and the guardian — mr westwood has not responded to a request for comment. a french inquiry has found that liverpool fans were unfairly blamed for the chaotic scenes at the champions league final in paris to "divert attention" from the organiser�*s failures. riot police sprayed tear gas at liverpool fans, including women and children. rail workers in the uk are to stage a fresh strike — threatening travel chaos

spencer: valentini is chairman of the tribe. he says traditional fire practices divide multiple benefits from clearing damaging insects to purifying runoff into adjacent streams, knowledge that stretches back thousands of years. >> there are a lot of benefits to indigenous knowledge and that is why scientists want to work with us today, to bring back that indigenous science. spencer: and the value was becoming visible across the west. national geographic, a partner of abc 7 news, his focus on the growing work of indigenous peoples reclaiming their way of life including the yurok, using traditional methods to manage their land and streams in northern california. >> the history and knowledge that we have about have to care for these land spirit spencer: it comes at a time of increased interest better manage california forests. and the bay area, the tribe partnered with the save the redwoods league, the peninsula open based trust and december vibrance fund, working to reduce the cycle of wildfires that may be accelerated by climate

yes spencer christian spencer. people are wondering are they going to see fireworks clouds or as you described earlier colorful clothes all that we might very well see colorful clouds in san francisco, but if you're one of inland locations your viewing conditions will likely be much better. here's a look at the forecast animation. you can see the clouds are already pushing up against the coastline between now and 9 pm or 9:30. we'll see an increase in those low clouds not so much high clouds we're concerned about because the high causal bit of elevation of about altitude of about 2,000 feet. most of the fireworks will be below that but the low clouds here in san francisco could certainly obscure your view. meanwhile as i mentioned viewing conditions in the inland area should be pretty good and the weather would be mild temperatures are going to be mainly in the mid 60s even in san francisco around 63 degrees so we won't have to bundle up in the july chill as we often do but once again, i'm sorry to say the the sky

spencer, you are making this motion earlier tonight. spencer: today was a hot day and it will be fairly warm in places overnight. let's take a look at the 24 hour temperature changes. today was a warmer day than yesterday, but it is much warmer right now than 24 hours ago. and lend, it was anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday night. the winds are calm just about everywhere. it is going to be a push of cooler marine air coming tonight. san francisco is currently 62 degrees as well as in oakland. san jose at 73. 50 four at half moon bay. looking back towards san francisco, other temperature readings right now at 59. we have mid 70's in fairfield, concord, and livermore. a live view looking across the embarcadero and mainly clear skies. the fog will expand overnight and there is a good chance of patchy drizzle. hot again inland tomorrow, and we expect refreshingly cooler days by the middle of the week. overnight, we can expect to see low clouds pushing across the bay. you see the green dots indicating places where we expect

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well spencer, you have been tracking the smoke for us. we've have that air quality advisory tomorrow. we were just talking about that day the sky turned orange back in 2020. i was unbelievable wasn't so dramatic and so scary in but as you just heard in jr's report, we don't expect that sort of thing to happen this time around. let's take a look at our current air quality, which is quite good as indicated by all those green circles and as we move over toward the sierra and towards of course the oak fire you can see those darker colored circles indicating really unhelpful and poor air quality. so here's what's going on with the near surface smoke now again, i underscore near surface smoke in the higher elevations some of the smoke up there is is quite hazardous. but here is what we to happen over the next 18 to 24 hours. the smoke will remain mainly movilitly sthe tordhe sanoa e aat she surfaceo. ay i the e smoke in the higher elevations not because of any significant pollutants reaching the surface. in the north bay one person is dead and

thank you so much spencer. well the states wildfire risk has some places remaining their and reimagining their fourth of july celebrations. they're using drones instead of explosives at cache creek casino in brooks, the yochat dhee winton. and opted to forgo fireworks on thursday night and use a dazzling display of drones. you can see it in this video here. they shared this video with abc 7 news. the tribe says the shift is in keeping with the tribes spirit of blending ancient culture practices and new technology to safeguard the environment the display featured 300 drones synchronized to music tahoes planning on having a drone show, but it was postponed due to the weather. there are a lot of events happening around the bay area to celebrate the holiday. we've got all the information including a list of fireworks shows on abc 7 news.com a san francisco man has been found dead in the lake tahoe area. sad news tonight 32 year old gia hwang had gone on a camping trip alone last wednesday according to his family th

dion: spencer, you are watching that heat. spencer: what a warm up. you can see how much warmer it is in each but. 12 degrees warmer in san francisco than at this time yesterday. 14 degrees warmer in hayward wood, 12 degrees warmer in santa rosa and we can expect a similar pattern tomorrow. we are going to expect a little bit of a cool down in san francisco and boards of the coastline even though we are to the peninsula a little bit, but inland areas will be slow to cool down. there's a finger of fog moving out over the golden gate right now thanks to that risk onshore flow. 75 degrees right now in san francisco and in oakland. almost 90, 91 at santa clara and 61 at half bay. here's another view of that fog spilling through the golden gate. on the temperature readings, 93 in santa rosa. 87 at napa. just a few minutes ago, it was 100 fairfield. now it is a cooler 99. one more view of that fog, looking at traffic on the golden gate. these are our forecast features. we will see fog expanding again overnight as we did last night. hot and litigant tomorrow

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and i am going to make spencer eat — flying. and i am going to make spencer eat more _ flying. and i am going to make spencer eat more chocolate. . hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. and taking us through this week's releases is, as you see, mark kermode. hi, mark. hi. what have you been watching? well, as always, a very mixed bag. we have where the crawdads sing, which is an adaptation of a very popular novel. we have she will, which is the feature debut from charlotte colbert. and kurt vonnegut: unstuck in time, a documentary about the american writer. good old mixture there, yes. yes. so, where the crawdads sing, which is an adaptation of the deep south novel which became a publishing sensation — millions and millions of copies sold. this is adapted by lucy alibar, who is best known for beasts of the southern wild. one of the producers is reese witherspoon, so very, very good pedigree. yes. daisy edgar—jones is kya, who is called "the marsh girl". she grew up amidst the marshes of the deep south, fending for herself, understanding nature. at th

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i'm spencer christian. we have a couple of days of intense inland heat coming our way. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when ab of a news at a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. streets today holding rallies all over the country. there were marches in los angeles chicago and perhaps the largest in washington dc. some protesters traveled thousands of miles to take part in a sit-in outside the white house. as of tonight 14 states have stopped nearly all abortions. pennsylvania could become the first state to put it on the ballot. meantime a bay area. obgyn is serving up an innovative solution for some women living in states banning abortion. and as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell tells us it involves setting to the sea. this is going to be a very large monetary effort. that is funded by philanthropy and maybe a donated vessel dr. meg. autry's vision is of a vessel on the gu

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anchor spencer christian now. yes, he has the holiday weekend forecast for us spencer. well, it's looking a little cooler than average i'mma and karina a bit windy as well, but things will calm down by the time we get to monday, which is 4th of july. so here's our holiday weekend forecaster. we'll start the day tomorrow with a little bit of morning gray. maybe even some patchy drizzle. it'll certainly be a windy and cooler than average weekend high temperatures inland saturday and suddenly sunday getting only into the mid to upper 70s, but on monday fourth of july you can see going to be sunny or milder with high temperatures climbing into the low 80s inland and as for fireworks time monday night, well if you're close to the coast if you're in san francisco, you'll probably encounter some clouds. we're expecting an increase in clouds pushing on shore just about the time the fireworks begin however away from the coast around the bay and inland areas. there will be clear skies for the firework show on monday night, but of course as usual, san francisco is just a little bi

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spencer: larry might have been on that flight. it was called the gateway to hawaii. >> today we have thousands of people who fly from polk to hawaii. southwest flew their first flight to hawaii from oakland. spencer: lots of new features at the airport as well like restaurants and things like that. >> just last week, we opened the oakland draft house in terminal two. it's a fantastic restaurant with bayview's. also last week, we launched our parking reservation system online. passengers up to two hours prior to their arrival can reserve their parking. spencer: we were talking earlier about the micro climates in the bay area and i was talking how those strong gusty winds so famous for coming on shore through the gaps in the coastal mountain ranges tend to weaken as they cross the bay and reach oakland but today's breeze hasn't weakened at all. we are blowing in the breeze. let's go to mike nicco now for a look at the bigger weather picture. mike: 72 degrees with that 17 mile an hour breeze and that's not reaching all of our neighbo

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thank you spencer. kevon. looney is reportedly staying with the warriors our sister network espn reports. the two sides agreed to a three-year 25 and a half million dollar deal this past season looney played in all 82 regular season games and all 22 playoff games the warriors drafted looney in 2015 an update now to the story we first reported yesterday about ucla and usc leaving the pac-12 for the big 10 today the pac-12 tweeted this statement saying that the board of direct met this morning and authorized the conference to explore all expansion options. it went on on to say that the 10 university presidents and chancellors remain committed to a shared mission of academic and athletic excellence on behalf of our student athletes cal athletics. also put o statement saying in part regardless of what the future holds we maintain our steadfast commitment to the athletic and academic success of our student athletes will be right back. if you're washing with the bargain brand, even when your clothes look clean, ther

. >> i'm spencer christian. this has been a sunny and warm hot day across the area. i will show you when we can expect a cool down in the accuweather forecast. >> and aids -- coverage will start sunday at 9:00 a.m. with dan ashley. at 10:00 a.m. you can watch the walk kick off on the abc7 bay area streaming app when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet foconnection's a good start.. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comc

spencer was always enthusiastic young man. he was full of life for zest for passion, is passionate about his game of football, but his passion about living witnesses pulled web out of the water and perform cpr. medics quickly arrived, but webb was pronounced dead at the scene. two friends are getting ready to run a five k race this weekend in wine country. it is a journey three years in the making after they were hit by a car back in 2019 just days before the race. as ktvu s amberleigh tells us, the two women say. they are lucky to be alive. these two friends are on the path to complete the journey. they started together in 2019 to participate in the napa to sonoma wine country rose five k. super excited. it's been a long time coming burn is a race veteran for melanie bauer. this will be her first road race . little bit nervous just because it's not something i've ever done before. i don't really know what to expect. the unexpected happened three years ago, just nine days before the women were scheduled to run the race togethe

so in the early phase of his career hayden's mentor was spencer fullerton baird who you see here the assistant secretary of the smithsonian institution in 1848 spencer baird was actually the first recipient of a smithsonian grant for the purpose of exploration and natural history collecting. he took a trip and in southern pennsylvania with that grant he was then appointed in 1850 to be assistant secretary four years after the smithsonian establishment he brought with him two entire railroad cars of specimens including 4,000 bird skins that he had collected himself during his early life and this really served as the basis of the smithsonian's collections in this early period he was a tremendous logistical manager and networker his greatest talent was identifying and collecting scientists. hayden had actually written to baird in 1853 very early on in his career asking for advice and for funding for a fossil collecting trip to the upper, missouri river badlands, which geologists were already calling the boneyard for it's just amazing collection of fossils and distribution across the fos

spencer christian will have your forecast and if you would howie: man, it's lonely. going through life, it's lonely. kamauu: there is the therapeutic aspect of music. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. today, one organization organized the first hong kong carnival, promoting culture and bringing home congers together. it was a sellout. -- hong kongers together. it was a sellout. >> we were surprised. we targeted 1000 to 2000 people. >> at least 4.5 1000 tickets were sold ahead of the chronicle open and it gave all the new immigrants a chance to connect and help each other. organizers say this represents the spirit passed along from generation to generation. we are joined now by spencer christian. so much going on. cold in the city. hot outside the city. i can't complain about the cold. >> it is microclimates. if you don't like the weather, drive 5 miles. the wind is windy, especially the coast and bay, with gusts from 25 to nearly 40 miles per hour. you can see the temperature change. it is cooler across the region in virtually every location. this is from our camera looking a

million, one from $80 million to 40 melisillion that is gone and companies are cutting back. >> so, spencer, who is right and between the companies in your portfolio and the consumer, right, because we were just hearing from a bunch of banks, you know, maybe the consumer should feel like they are in rough shape or the sentiment has tailed off a bit but they are still spending, spending down their savings, putting some stuff on credit cards. the businesses aren't doing that they're cutting their marketing budgets, their ad spend. it seems like if they expected the consumer to keep spending, they would be spending advertising dollars to chase those dollars. so are businesses seeing something that consumers don't or are businesses being overly cautious >> well, what you have to remember in that loop is burn. so a lot of these companies, even some of the big tech companies, they burn cash or they don't have that much cash flow so they are reliant on the funding cycle to continue funding head count growth, marketing spend growth, other expense growth so you look at twitter, for example, 47% year

spencer baird encouraged him in this. he thought that yellowstone would be the perfect place for hayden to do this. any kind a bigger survey would just be more general and not as interesting. yellowstone was where he would make his mark. as i noted on march 3rd, congress appropriated the $40,000. between that point and may, hayden was recruiting scientists and organizing his supplies with the help of spencer baird. and the smithsonian coffers basically. baird was also suggesting scientist to him. he very forcefully suggested that hate and take a young man in he was he was an ornithologist who baird believed in. hayden regretted that choice, he did not like hughes and never used him again. like the man who had given him money, he was very much invested in making spencer baird happy. he took cues along. he also -- who are writing to try to join the expedition, ended up with a fairly large scientific team. also a group of people i called the bucket the political boys, the sons of congressman, hayden needed them on his side.

ama: thank you, spencer. the average gas prices are down this last week. san francisco is at $6.39. that is nine cents lower. oakland is down a dime to $6.34. san jose is where you can find the least expensive gas at $6.30. 11 cents less than last week. a city councilman in compton brought relief giving away freea limited time friday. cars lined up hours before the event with the cost around $50 per vehicle. organizers gave away $5,000 worth of fre gas. they hope to do more event like this one in in the future. now to the war in ukraine where a russian missile struck an apartment complex in the port stay of odessa killing at least 21 people. we spoke with a local ukrainian who said this one hit too close to home. reporter: a frantic search for survivors friday in odesa. russian missiles striking this apartment building killing at least 21 people including a child. >> get my family to safety, first. reporter: the multimissile attack hitting too close to home for yodi and yari. his father and frnds living nearby. >> check to see if everybody is ok and cope with emotions. reporter: cop

spencer christian explains. >> strutting across the deck of the recovery ship is like taking a voyage straight into a global crisis. and he showed us the evidence. >> as they go along, it is sticky picking up toothbrushes. >> a huge hall of plastics, netting, and other destructive trash plucked from a section of the pacific known as the pacific gyre, or great pacific garbage patch. they arrived after more than one month of scouring the area. they said the materials recovered oppose a specific threat. >> based on two micro plastics. it is because the micro plastics hamper the ocean's ability and oceans cycle to sequester carbon. >> it was stuffed with some 96 tons, being offloaded with a specific goal, to make sure the plastic components are up cycled into materials that will never find their way back into the ocean. >> they can be turned into aggregate for road construction, retaining walls and highways, that sort of stuff. stuff that will be sequestered and durable. >> the mission is the latest launched by the ocean voyages and student, leading research of collecting and disposing of

this was at a popular swimming like spencer webb died yesterday at that spot. it's near eugene, oregon. the 22 year-old was found about 100 yards down a steep trail at triangle lake authorities say the death apparently was accidental. spencer nickname spider was a tight end for the ducks. he was a graduate of christian brothers. high school in sacramento. american basketball star brittney griner appeared in a russian court today. it is the 3rd hearing in her trial. >> in comes a week after she pleaded guilty to drug charges. she is 5 months into her detainment in moscow and faces up to a decade in prison. president biden and secretary of state antony blinken say that they're doing everything they can to bring her back and believe she's wrongly detained. >> coming up next, how a bond between a father and son shaped an 8 year-old streams to become the best rock to become the best rock cli it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention agains

and lynn steve's backwards, but now we have barry and sophisticated bank spencer, a military hardware floating around in the 3rd parties. what could possibly go wrong demon ahead? well, the most part of it is that the s russian troops wish the korean troops away, you know, the distance from their rush and speak in the areas, you know, they're, they're mega audiences in the eastern countries such as, don't. yeah. and you saw so unfortunately, americans are supplying long distance. well, switch make it possible for the spring. and i mean to strike, not all the at these sieges. also just, you know, on the, on saturday, the struck bill, the russian people in the center in the downtown. so in fact, these make this work more dangerous. you know, i have a friend ukrainian relief here. you know, he became a russian citizen. he always sympathize and he pro so he's family, they all of it for the russian citizenship where the russian, i'm asked him ok solace. probably want to become part of russian. does your family of one of the she said yes, but why don't you 7 for me don't like how some peopl

. >> spencer christian is here. spencer, thousands uponhouse of people are waiting for your foredismast no pressure at all. >> no pressure. the whole dy and night their pls rest upon your shoulders all looking forward to show time thn hoping it will be glow time and give you a look at the fireworks forecast now. we know they are ging on show ad 95 today and there will be clouy conditions at the coast and then only question for san franciscos how much will these clouds obsce our view of the fireworks to gie you a broader view of the entire bay area. inland areas and north buy and south bay will have good viewing conditions but things will be me comely cad here where the fog ad low clouding likely to overtaket least some portion of the area where the firework withs display will go on and so, so, we are looking at, a chance of just colorful clouds and low clouds e for the san francisionco firewos with but very good news and mild conditions i mating you have. you might have to been dim as wo in july and it is mild but t

and spencer meet the man behind an icon. this is your baby. but as the ipod is laid to rest for good, we meet the robots built to break down your iphone. and also, cats — big ones. a giant redwood — the largest tree on earth. and this one's been laser—scanned with lidar technology, capturing a sense of the endangered species so viewers don't have to physically visit california's sequoia national park to be inspired. beautiful. this digital art exhibition at london's barbican centre aims to get more people thinking about the interconnectedness of humans and nature, the materials we use in day—to—day design, and how to build cities that are fit for the future. at a time of extreme climate crisis, we've got to consider all of these things if we're going to avoid an apocalyptic fate. this is one of the more controversial... the digital technology we have can create a sense of awe, a sense of wonder and a sense of playfulness, but ultimately, it can ignite hope and ignite a sense of courage to enact change. what are we doing here? so this

all right, let's get to the forecast now earlier in the day spencer. it will either get fireworks that everybody can see or colorful clouds. we've got a little bit of both. yeah, we did get a little bit of both the club. the clouds were very colorful, but from some angles you could see a good measure of the fireworks here in san francisco. let's take a look at what's happening right now. the wind has come down quite a bit. we have very breezy conditions earlier right now. most locations are reporting wind speeds under 10 miles per hour and it's still much warmer than it was a 24 hours ago 90 degrees warmer here in san francisco and san carlos said congress all around the area. it's little bit muggy tonight as our relative humidity is a bit higher than it generally is this time of the year this time of the night currently as we look at back at the part of the skyline of san francisco. these are our current temperature readings 63 in san francisco, oakland 64 upper 60s and mountain view, san jose and santa clara and a relatively cool 61 at half moon bay