national weather service will probably keep floridians from gathering in large crowds at the beaches and that's a good thing because miami is the new epicenter of the coronavirus crisis in the u.s. breaking records of new covert 1000 infections on an almost daily basis. we meet up with dr gary daniel poost trauma surgeon at jackson memorial hospital in miami he's treating more and more coronavirus patients every day is practically begging people to change their behavior the most important thing is everybody has to wear masks after we're masters no way around it. social distancing is very important 6 feet apart. frequent hand washing hand hygiene is very important we cannot have right now. the miami jackson memorial health system for hospitals in total had 167 cold with positive patients if the 1st infections peak back in april now doctors and nurses here are dealing with 400 covering patients and every day that number grows most difficult problem is that you know the patients are get them into the hospital very sick then you know a lot of support and create a care. there's not an inf

i also want to mention the national weather service has put out beach hazards statements for friday, early morning until sunday evening at about 8:00 for south facing beaches. that is because we could see rip currents, sneaker waves, along with onshore currents that will be coming in. just be aware, if you are headed out that way, to be careful this weekend. dutiful today around the bay, friday looking good as well. saturday, sunday, warming up if you are inland. get ready for more 90s, and then we will roll back again into monday. looking pretty good, the sunshine in our future for the next few days. back to you. >>> thank you, kyla. apple, closing more stores including several right here in california. how the spike in coronavirus cases making more companies reconsider their plans. >>> and the national football league preseason will be shorter this year. we'll tell you about the new plan, and what's happening today. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacoc

the national weather service said wind is pushing the smoke from fires toward alaska and it even affected air quality as far as southern oregon. >>> the pandemic created a new hazard. california is facing a severe shortage of firefighting crews. it is reported that less than half of the crews are available due to covid-19 outbreaks in prison in northern california. that includes the prison where inmates are trained to serve on crews. the inmates generally serve as hannah crews using chainsaws and shovels to create fire breaks. they threaten property and neighborhoods. gmail users may have noticed problems with email filters. the problems are causing inappropriate messages to be sent directly to users in boxes instead of their junk folder. google said the flaw was part of a larger issue that caused gmail emails to be delayed both when sent and received. >>> the city of oakland plans on enforcing limits on parking meters tomorrow. the take a step as more businesses reopening shoppers need places to park. keeping other people from using it. they are not being enforced. >>> starting tomorrow,

s the national weather service has issued a beach hazard. that means they are concerned about the possibility of rip current and the sneaker waves as well. that is almost always a threat along the pacific coast and it being a holiday weekend with some of the beaches to open we want to make sure we highlight that. the winds are not exceptionally strong for this time of the year. is in the fifth with some of the beaches to open we want to make sure we highlight that. the winds are not exceptionally strong for this time of the year. is in the 5th-20 miles an hour range. here is the good news. nice weather in store for the holiday weekend. temperatures into the mid 60s for highs on saturday. around the bay near 70b0 inland heating up just a little bit more of two or above above 90b0. will take a look at the hour by hour fourth of july forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you paul. we do have a list on our website of what is open this weekend each county around the bay area. can had to kpix.xom. >> san francisco police shut down another

mainly the south facing beaches, which is kind of typical for this time of year, but the national weather service wanted to highlight that because we're heading into a holiday weekend. fourth of july forecast is looking good. this is saturday hour by hour for inland portions of the bay area, around the bay into the coast. temperatures inland will be hot. around 90 degrees by mid- afternoon. around 70 degrees near the bay and mid-60s along the coast. i don't think we're going to have as much fog as we're seeing building back in tonight. we'll talk more about to few minutes. >>> the county that enforced the first shelter in place order in the bay area is taking a major step in reopening its economy. the major announcement of starting a new stage. >> reporter: today the county public health officers said because covid-19 will be here shnounced businees that can fol will be allowed to reopen as soon as july 13th. >> i am so happy just to hear a date to get back to work. >> reporter: erica martin of w salon is among the hair stylists in the county to finally breathe a sigh of relief. >> there's been m

immediately to mind is when he messed up about alabama being in the path of the hurricane and the national weather service put out the correct information. and then the commerce department, which runs the national weather service, and noaa, leaned on them to share false information with the public. and that's the concern that they will do something to corrupt this process sharing either incorrect data or, who knows what, that corrupts even further the faith that we can have in our scientific agencies that work for the government. >> yeah. it's an objective sort of story here that we're telling, right, jake? because it's based on data and figures. we often say the numbers don't lie. i mean, people can look at the story from all their different advantage points. but the numbers on the right side of the screen, they don't lie. i really worry that if we lose some of the subjective part of the story here, or, as you're saying, jake, if it's misrepresented in some way, not only maybe not get access to it that what we do get is not correct, that would be a tragedy. because it's not going to change that people ar

the national weather service showed a time lapse of the smoke. crews are still on the scene dousing hotspots. >> taking a live look outside from our exclusive sales force camera. darren is here to tell us when we might get a break. >> hey, juliet. monday is when the temperatures will get better. tomorrow will be a little hotter than today. it really depends on where you are. if you are in oakland, san francisco, anywhere near the coast. it was not a bad day. 79 in oakland. look at the spread from the coolest pacifica at 61 over here on the coast in the green all the way inland to concord's 102. when we talk about the heat for the rest of this week today and tomorrow, the focus is over here. in fact, let's pull out a few more locations from over there today. walmart walnut creek. you go just over the hill but it was only 81 in hayward. the scene is going to replay again tomorrow . i will be back with more on the rest of the forecast a nefor >>> santa clara county will slide into phase 2 every opening. that means that jim's, hair and nail salons, p

this is the new time lapse video we got in from the national weather service. this is from 1 to 2:00 a.m. and you can see the massive amounts of smoke pouring off of this fire. it is up to 1500-acres right now and evacuation orders remain in effect. it was 15% contained as of around 11:00 last night. the fire first reported yesterday afternoon about a quarter to three and it quickly took off. this is some video from last night. this is along cruise road east of gilroy in the far south bay and spread east along canada road and prompted evtis in at emalong canada and two bu have been destroyed and others still threatened this morning so once the sun comes up, cal fire will get a better picture of where the fire has headed overnight and we're on the way to the scene and will have more in the next half hour. back to you. >>> a friar also broke out last night along i-580 at the altamonte pass and plumes of smoke rose up in the hills and flames visible feet from the roadway. crews contained the 50-acre blaze that started near greenville road. no word on a cause. >>>

>> dave i will tell you, even the national weather service, their discussions at the same thing. there's just no change right now. we are locked in. we will have may be some warm up the coast bay and someone else it looks almost identical. if you like this pattern, enjoy. if you don't, then we are in trouble. we will have low clouds coming in, that is nothing new there. they are already there, it really interrupt did over the sacramento valley. they were a little more northeast california and also in the northern california. what we are looking for will be more of the same. it is a summer pattern. it is warm to hot inland. 50s on the temperatures right now. san jose is xt, but 56 in the city and also in livermore. is there breeze? yes. is it crazy? no. saying that we have seen for a long time. when the fog retreats will be sunny and nice, inland it will be warm or hot, thunderstorms over the mountains, and they're not going anywhere today. good morning sir, on a tuesday morning. >> good morning. right now, we don't have a lot going on. i do want to show you that traffic is doing

the national weather service has posted a hazardous statement warning of the threat of the waves and rip currentsri defy those orders and make it to the beach over the weekend and it goes through 8:00 on sunday which takes us through the holiday weekend. a typical july weather pattern in place, which resulted in some fog that backed up nicely toward the coast early this morning and the satellite shows that trying to sneak in a little bit into marin and sonoma county but it backed up away from the coast for most areas along the shoreline this afternoon. it will come back and as we head through the rest of this evening and into tonight. the high temperatures today are pretty nice and the warm spot at 81 and 77 in san jose and 75 in napa. the the in san francisco and half moon bay in the 60s and 63 downtown, 69 at sfo and oakland at 72. these temperatures are nice for early july and the warm spot was 80 on the nose in livermore. we go through the rest of the night and the fog is thickening up in the red shaded areas indicate where it will be dense and most of marin county well is well i

the national weather service has issued a beach hazard warning for the bay area during this long holidaykend. it is urging swimmers and in the most hazardous expected tomorrow and sunday. this warning comes on the some holiday weekend that governor newsom has restricted the access to many state beaches as part of the effort to slow down the spread of the virus. it is 4:18, let's check in with kyla grogan in for steve today. you are talking about those sneaker waves earlier. they have been in effect for a bit. >> so they started early this morning and now it goes through until sunday, 8:00. so you have to be careful. it is so hard because the weather is going to be nice, i know people want to get out, but just take a deep breath and remember we had to be a little cautious right now. a little more than usual. let's look at our temperatures this morning, another lovely day, 55 degrees and synthesis go, we are in the upper 50s in oakland, and about 50 ford fremont, 56 in san jose, we have had those low clouds roll on then to the north bay and this inference is go pay. that is going to be wit

i mentioned that the national weather service has put out a beach hazard alert that starts early, friday morning, goes through sunday at about 8:00 p.m. the concern here is dangerous rip currents and seeker waves, it will be a southwest swell and longshore currents are , pe away from gathering at the beach, but if you have to be around the coast, just want to make sure you are aware of that. today, a little fog with some sunshine, about 86 if you are inland, 73 around the bay and 65 out at the coast. tomorrow a similar story, temperatures will pick up as we head to saturday and sunday, that is where the warmth will be. fourth of july, inland wilsey 90s, and we will start to cool down again as we get into monday. no rain in the forecast, of course that is common this time of year. but i'm always looking for it, so next time, hopefully, i'll give you something maybe a bit more hopeful in that direction. this morning, not so much, you guys, i'll send it back to you. >>> all right, thank you, kyla. coming up here on mornings on 2, a new task force in the bay area will investigate hate crimes

in around lake tahoe, you can see some pretty strong thunderstorms rolling on through the national weather service actually issue some flash flood warnings there right long truckee you can see right along 80 there so if you're traveling in that direction over the next couple of hours watch out will to the sun sets and then it's a the energy in the storm will start to settle down. but between now and then a lot of rain coming in a short amount of time could cause some flash flooding there on some of the highways and we are looking at to some breeze is kicking up around the bay area again today you've got some 24 mile an hour winds in the napa valley out southwest 24 into fairfield 20 and oakland, al west and 20 a little byron so certainly the breeze continuing outside and carrying with it low clouds and the fog here comes again rolling back on shore and it was thick this morning very damp very wet out along the coastline with that drizzle 50's up toward the beaches now some patchy fog you're still looking at 80 degrees in pittsburgh 80 in fairfield 71 degrees in oakland overnight tonight we're goin

causes he believes the fire could have erupted by a change in air pressure according to the national weather service is smoke will continue to linger in parts of san diego however an onshore breeze will help to shift its highest concentration and forecasters say the smoke should clear in the next few days as temperatures rise reporting in from los angeles natasha suites r t. all right from coal bed to territorial integrity at this moment serbia is facing a number of unprecedented challenges the european countries government was reelected just a few weeks ago and with the pressure on internally and externally it's already being put to the test r.t. as alex while a bit with the story. of sporadic violence was. posted to lower chinese people often. demonstrators came out in the thousands over the weekend to voice their discontent about the serbian government's new cold 19 measures a 2nd wave of corona virus infections has hit serbia and many of its citizens feel that the government hasn't missed handled the crisis. to date serbia has had over 800000 registered cases of covert with more than 400 deaths

the national weather service confirms it was an ef-1 tornado. checking today's high temperatures, 91 in kansas city. it will be into the 90s from denver across the country to new york. looking ahead to the holiday weekend, forecasters say it will be a scorcher. high temperatures combined with humidity will create feel like temperatures into triple digits from dallas to new orleans all the way to the east coast. >>> coming up, a drug bust like we've never seen connected to isis and the mafia. >>> also ahead, the woman who claims she was fired from her job because her kids kept interrupting her calls. >>> and breaking overnight, a fight for justice gets results. a basketball superstar helps free a man from prison. >>> back now with a massive drug bust worth more than a billion dollars. it's being called the largest seizure of amphetamines in the world. it was uncovered in italy but the 14-ton shipment came from zia in these industrial cylinders. officials say isis likely teamed up with the mafia to move the drugs. >>> police in seattle reoccupied

and third, how we may create equivalent as the national weather service as a national pandemic response service, we have this national ai platform that leverages these privacy preserving apps. i come to this question having spent much of my last decade working at mit in ai, digital health and algorithms for privacy. we've been privacy preserving global ai and distributing machine learning materials called split learning. it can build a without accessing any raw identifiable data from individuals. other teams have also built wonderful techniques that will be used in the u.s. census 2020. in march, our team at am i tea created one of the first privacy preserving smartphone apps called mit smart paths and that led to the creation of a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to building free open source and industry standards that assist u.s. states, nations and private sectoral organizations. our nonprofit is already building case management apps that can service various states and nations. frankly, it has been a humbling experience to work on this complex challenges for the last few m

if you look what happened, they try to mitigate the attack by shutting down national weather serviceing a tornado warning or severe weather, people look at us for real-time information and trusting the sources of information and can't make sure they are getting it from verified people then there will be a question in their head about what they are seeing at all times. it doesn't help when cyber criminals, for profit criminals are on the forums purveying information that isn't this, senator roger wicker said it cannot be overstated and how troubling this incident is. many who follow notable figures on twitter believe the posts they see from these figures are legitimate. that trust has been violated for monetary gain of the hacker. how bad does this hurt twitter and what should it do now? >> the thing twitter can do is be open and transparent with the american public. that is the greatest constituency, trust is what matters and will keep people coming back to these platforms. we've seen a shift and a lot of conservatives going to parlors, people will seek their own sources of informati

i want top mention, the national weather service put up a beach hazard. we'll have a swell. this is for friday early morning. south facing beaches, watch out for a dangerous rip current and sneaker wave. take a look at your five-day forecast. then we warm up saturday and sunday and we pull it backen your monday. that's the forecast. i will send it back to gasia.. >>> san francisco leaders are urging people across the bay area to stay home entirely over the 4th of july weekend. health officials said they have seen an alarming increase in hospitalizations in the recent weeks indicating the start of a surge. san francisco, the department of health director dr. grant colfax and other leaders talked about the importance of staying home. >> to socialize virtually. social distance. wear a facial covering. >> please stay at home and be say. the last thing you want to do is sacrifice your family. >> dr. colfax said the rate of covid hospitalizations were up >>> another inmate at san quentin has died. joseph cordova had been on death row sense 2007 for the rape and child in san pablo.

the national weather service has hoisted heat watches in and around philadelphia. anywhere you see that shading of red. get this, we could reach 110 degrees, that's what it will feel like, as you step outside this week end. wouldn't be surprised if that heat watch extended into new york and the nation's capitol. in minneapolis you can see it travel to 108. as we focus on new york city, actual temperatures in the lower to mid 90s. factor in the humidity, that's when we see the real heat. doesn't take much to trigger off storms. enhanced to moderate risk of severe storms today. back to you. >> let's get a check on cnn business this morning. taking a look at markets around the world. asian shares are now closed for the trading week. closed mixed here. european shares have opened mixed. futures going higher. nasdaq futures having a better morning overall. up almost 1%. stocks finished lower thursday as coronavirus case counts rise. the dow closed down 135 points. another 1.3 million workers filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week. more than 51 mill

the national weather service warning that even in it's weakened state hanna could dump upward of 18 inchesrain in the region through today life threatening flash floods are a very serious concern the texas governor greg abbott issuing disaster regulations for 32 counts in the storm's path. as of this morning, they have not evacuated workers or shutdown production from the gulf of mexico platforms in part because hanna weakened you can see oil weakening a little bit itself falling .3 but it's not the only storm threatening parts of the united states more on a scary situation for hawaii a rare situation as well good morning >> hurricane douglas is swirling across hawaii right now. it battered the islands with heavy rains and strong winds but it appears the state will miss the brunt of the hurricane also the hollywood legend olivia de havilland has died at 104 she died peacefully at her home in paris from natural causes she won two best actress oscars for powerful performances in to each his own and the heiress peter green also died at the age of 73. the influential guitarist received lots of

the national weather service calling the category one storm a triple threat. high winds, heavy rain, storm surges. there have been power outrages. we're told the hurricane came close to the islands. could still shift slightly and unload its destructive power on the island. federal officials told people to hunker down or go to a shelter. if possible, the islands could be impacted for up to 12 hours. let's bring in a meteorologist we could all trust. and, rob, what is going on in the hawaiian islands, a state very dear to you. >> yeah. family spent a lot of time out there growing up. what we're seeing is we're still looking at a hurricane that is category one. but the good news at least up to this point is the majority of the worst of it, the eye wall where the wind and rain has been located is off to the north. it is passing off to the north of oahu. the path, we think, will continue to take it west northwest. that may bring it closest to kuwai by around 5:00 a.m. our time or 2:00 a.m. local time in hawaii. our top concern based on the alignment of the hawaiian

he converses with the national weather service. the official site is meant hill but that only gives you limited data per sometimes there's a glitch in the rainfall like in may. they used his information to update that bid the average temperature was pretty warm. the average max was 68.7 and that was 3.3 above the average minimum of 52.7. the mean was almost 2 degrees above the rainfall for the ranger. the rain year ended yesterday. july 1 to june 30 aired i'm oscar and i use the rainier. not the water year. 50% of normal. this was the driest rain year he has had since easter take data at his present location in 1982. so, it was one of those years where you see the golden gate north would get the rain. but that some of the city just misstep and save for the peninsula stupid it was a crazy year and if you thought it was dry, and was paid if you got june, it was. the light is close to normal so far. 66 average of 67. record high on this date is 99. in 1985, some of you want to forget that. the low clouds pushing up the coast. it will

the site also temporarily shut down verified accounts like the national weather service which was silenced during a tornado watch in illinois. last night twitter released a statement tweeting in part this. we detected what we believed to be a coordinated social engineeing attack by people who targeted our employees with access to internal systems and tools. we're looking into what other malicious activity they may have conducted or accessed. we'll share more as we have it. the f fbi also said it was awar of the report as well. >>> also, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been released from the hospital after being treated for an infection. a spokesperson said she was home and doing well. the 87-year-old went into the hospital in d.c. monday night with fee fehr and chills. she was sent to a horde at johns hopkins for a procedure to clean out a stent that was replaced last year when treating for a tomb russ cancer on her pancreas. when asked about her health, mark meadows said, i cannot imagine if trump had a vacancy on the supreme court he would not quickly make a report and take

. >>> there was a widespread heat advisory and then the national weather service advised is .3 millionpeople to stay inside. some people say having to follow the mask mandates in public amid the high temperatures and humidity can make it difficult to breathe. >> just from the car to the store in the parking lot, it gets to be pretty rough. i can't imagine when people are doing it walking the park and stuff. >>> according to the administration, nearly 30050 high temperature records were shattered across the country in the last week. the northeast is not expected to be released until at least tomorrow. >>> the united is the newist country to have a successful space launch. the uae lifted off from japan today. it's scheduled to arrive in mars next february. it's going study the climate change and expected to stay in orbit two years. >>> a harvard student is one of the founders of what is known as the wave learning festival and she is teaching thousands of teenagers around the world during the pandemic. she is home from harvard and using zoom to teach classes. they offer free classes in tr

as we head toward the holiday weekend, there is a beach hazard statement that the national weather service has put out for early friday morning. are south facing beaches, dangerous rip currents are a possibility with the southwest swell that could cause longshore currents. two social distancing if you're heading out that way. today should be quite nice around the bay. we will come back down the hill with temperatures next monday. >>> download the mornings on fox 2 application, it has hourly updates and a seven day forecast. a really easy way to upload your photos and videos of weather. the weather app is free to download, for your smart phone or tablet. >>> new at 6:00, where the warriors billion-dollar arraignment arena will be closed temporarily. >>> the national anthem of female soccer players say they decide to stand while teammates took a knee. >>> we are four months away from election day. it is time to keep shifting in the race for the white house. the major milestone reached by joe biden's campaign, and how it affects the polls in the race against president trump. >>> a meteorologi

he works with the national weather service. the site gives high low relative humidity and rain. does not give pressure or wind. if there's thunder they defer to him and he sends them information. so this is near the triangle. average max temp was 78.7. that's pretty warm for june. average minute numb 52.7. so june was very rain. numb. he only had 13.18 inches that was 50 percent of normal. the driest rain he's had since he started taking information at his present location since 1982. san francisco just missed out. it was one of the golden gate north this last year. only december really had above average rain. san francisco really missed out. we started new rain, goodbye to last year and hopefully this year will be better. we need it, it's grim. 45% on that. fog making an appearance for some, not all. starting to retreat but it's back and will be back in all its glory here. cooler for most. bigger fog bank more of an on shore wind. cool to very warm. couple locations. mid 70s and 50s and 60s. running cooler 24 hours ago. some getting cool by a good 5-7 degrees including liver me

. >>> a beach hazard warning for the bay area was issued by the national weather service for the long holiday season. you should watch out for dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. the most dangerous conditions are expected tomorrow and on sunday. the warning comes on the same holiday weekend that governor newsom has restricted access to many state beaches. it is a part of the spread of coronavirus. >>> with the nice weather and the holiday weekend, we probably would have crowding at the beach. it is tempting to head out there. let's check in with kyla. it will be nice in our backyard as well. >> it will be nice across the bay. once we deal with the clouds, i feel like i have words of caution to pass on his meteorologist. we were talking about the beach. friday through sunday, we will have a southerly swell. be careful if you're out that way. also, i know i don't need to be preaching, but i need to let you know that the drought monitor came out. dry conditions, dry fuels out there for any fires i could start. we have gorgeous temperatures, as you can see here. the temperatures go

the national weather service starting to advise those whether or not they are going to ride out the storme, they will have to deal with this. there is only just a couple handfuls of summer weekends. they are not going to be able to do it, at least not today or tomorrow. we will see what that impact will be. neil. >> neil: all right. are you brave soul in the middle of all of that. it will get worse, to her point. what do we know? >> okay, not that much worse. i'm going to be honest with you. we have a tropical start 50 miles or so. three to 5 inches. while it will cause some localized flooding, they will not be a dramatic we see with some of the bigger tropical storms. it is a lot of population. the entire population of new jersey, new york city going with it. rain all day. a lot of street flooding going on because rain has been pretty extreme already. because it has been so close to the coast, so water is warmer than average. it isn't like deep summer warmth crew began. doesn't have the time to get strengthened. the worst has been to the north of the center of the storm. rain still comin

temporarily shut down much of its network of verified accounts including the account of the national weather servicearnings on twitter about possible tornadoes hitting the midwest. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> thank you very much for spending your time with us here at cnn. i'm kim brunhuber. please stick around. "early start" is next. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. this year, the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is everywhere. on every sidewalk, track, and trail across this country. all of us are raising funds for one goal: a world without alzheimer's and all other dementia. because this disease isn't waiting, neither are you. take the first step on your walk right now. go to alz dot org slash walk. welcome to camp tonsafun

down much of its network of verified twitter accounts including the twitter account of the national weather servicethen could not issue warnings on twitter about possible tornados, several possible tornadoes then hitting the midwest during a period yesterday afternoon, wolf. >> what a horrendous situation. how much pressure, brian, is twitter under right now to investigate how exactly this was done? >> reporter: enormous pressure, wolf. our analyst donie o'sullivan told me this is the worst attack in twitter's history. he said the company is devastated by this, they have to get to the bottom of this. it really creates a lot of doubt about their security systems there and how hackers might have been able to get into it. it could actually compromise the very future of the company and people's trust in twitter and the information that comes from famous accounts. >> this was really, really bad. brian, did you very, very much. >>> more breaking news here in the situation room. two coronavirus hospital spots, florida and texas, now reporting their highest numbers yet of deaths as the pandemic rages acros

as a result, when the national weather service declared a tornado watch for parts of southern illinoisency's regional twitter account found itself unable to warn residents of the danger. that's why i follow only un-verified tornado accounts. ( ( ding ) ). a little late with the sound. i already acted like i heard it. ( laughter ) wow, a house just fell on a witch. her sister's going to be pissed. ( laughter ) got that reference. >> i did. >> stephen: yes, you did. we still don't know the identity of the hackers, but experts say that the fact that they attacked now, instead of waiting until closer to the election, suggests that they are criminals rather than government operatives. what? that makes no sense. you don't just hack an election without doing a test drive. it's like fast & furious movies. you don't lead with fleeing a submarine across a siberian ice flow, that's crazy. you gotta start small with cars, work your way up to a tokyo drift, then you have the rock redirect a torpedo with his bare hands. otherwise, it just seems far-fetched. twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey took to, well,

. >>> this week the national weather service issues a beach hazard warning for the bay area during this long holiday weekend. they urge swimmers and surfers watch out for sneaky waves and recurrence with hazardous conditions expecting tomorrow and sunday. the warning comes on the same holiday weekend that governor newsom restricts access to state beaches as part of an effort to slow down the spread of the coronavirus. >> that is good advice. i know how you guys want to be at the beach. kyla is here and talking about the beach weather and weather in general. >> you are right. you have to be careful, everybody. take care of each other and be careful. i wanted to start off with fun and interesting look to the skies news, right? there will be a penumbra lunar eclipse. this is when the outer shadow of the earth casts a shadow onto the base of the mirror and. the mass of the clips will be at 9:31 p.m.. this is not as dramatic as a full lunar eclipse , but, it will be cool if you're a stargazer. check it out. take a look. are nice. 50s and the north bay. 55 and we will have another gorgeous da

. >> in ports mansfield, texas, the wind carrying away an entire fence, and the national weather serviceays the storm surge watches should end today. to the pacific ocean, where hawaii is bracing for hurricane douglas. the category one passing north of maui about an hour ago. the national hurricane center warning of up to 5 to 10 inches of heavy rain from maui to kauai and possible storm surge up to 3 feet. that hurricane warning is in effect in ohau and kauai. >> i anticipate significant rain, flooding impact as well as storm surge along the east-facing shores. whether it's a direct hit or not. i've had the opportunity to speak with the fema administrator. >> president trump issued an emergency declaration for the state sending federal help. douglas carries the threat of threatening surf, heavy rainfall and high winds. currently it is moving with wind speeds of up to 85 miles-per-hour, for it to become a tropical storm like hanna, douglas' winds would need to slow to at least 73 miles-per-hour and also as a line of defense, the state health department there also taking into consideratio

the national weather service expects swells of up to 4 feet along the coast of the bay area and in montereyay. dangerous rip currents are also possible. so that makes you feel a little bit better about the fact that a lot of the beaches are closed anyway. not the best place to hang out this holiday weekend. all right. a check of our friday traffic and i think you are getting a little bored there. a little slow today? >>> yeah, a lot of people took the day off today and maybe i should have too because it is very quiet out there. but you know, there are a few people hitting the roads and if you are one of them, and getting ready to head out the door, you are in luck. in the altamont pass. but no the case this morning. the holiday is really helping you out as far as traffic goes. 21 minute drive time to go westbound 580 from 205 over to 680. in fact most of the major roadways are in the green which is you know what you like to see if you have to hit the roadways. 13 minutes on the eastshore freeway from highway 4 to the maze. highway 4 itself is in the clear with a 25 minute drive time to go f

a hurricane forecast in to one that he liked better than the real one and then made the national weather service say they agreed with his made-up version. where do you begin had? these things like, just pick a week he has been in office, or running for office. throw a dart, you can name something like this. right, along these lines. any individual one of the things would be among the biggest scandals if not the biggest scandal to ever afflict any other presidency. but by virtue of the shear number of scandals that surround him like flies around pig pen, these have just become part of what we expect, right? we have a momentary shock and new level of interest and then we wait for the next one. they all just pass by. and the most common reason they get pushed off the front page is because another newer scandal comes along to squeeze them out. it's exhausting, and inervating and bizarre and occasionally hilarious, and terrifying of what is the normals of our country and what we are going to rely on to prosecute corruption in the future when he has gotten away with this. b we have been doing it long

over sfo this time they wanted to give you the final totals for the season of course the national weather service measures the rain season starts on july first all the way until june 30th and here are the official numbers and that's all we get over 11 and a half inches of rainfall in the san francisco that is only 50% of normal san jose over 7 inches of rain 49% of normal oakland. oil only 8 and a half plus inches of rain that is 42% of normal sfo just over 9 inches of rain that's 45% of normal and santa rosa, 19 point to 6 inches of rain, 54% of normal pretty dry around the bay area as a result, here's your drought monitor and you can see drought conditions now across a good part of the bay area along a san francisco, the peninsula make its way to the east bay and the north bay but everewhere, and we got a long way to go before start talking about rain again probably in october all right here we go we've got some fog moving in along the coastline. we'll see more of that overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning but mainly out toward the coast, maybe just a few patches inside the bay, the bre

. >> the national weather service shot this time lapse of the smoke billowing up over the san jose skyline. crews are still out mopping up the hot spots, but the fire is contained. >>> coming up, a lyft driver attacked. the simple request that led to this violent confrontation. >>> the new push tonight to get drivers off the road as more bay area counties ease restrictions. >>> and have you filed your taxes yet? if you haven't, here are some important things you need to know about. you will hear ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. ♪>>> in san joaquin county, the city of lodi is expecting a pretty big crowd this week, despite coronavirus concerns. gun fans are expected to attend the lodi got expo. organizers say the manufacture and sale of firearms and ammunition is all considered essential business under homeland security guidelines. they say they

the national weather service advising those to think about where they will write off the storm and pickand a few miles down the road yesterday you may have heard about this in long beach, a very scary situation where nine people had to be rescued, they went into the water, they were pulled out in one person did die, a young man, 18 years old, another reminder of how very dangerous this condition can be and we are actually told, we will take you down to the water for the live shot in the lifeguard came over and said you cannot be on the sand, it's too dangerous and as far as the businesses is concerned, this will be a banner weekend and what these businesses look for with summertime and now with kobe concern pulling the tables out of the restaurant and that will most likely be a wash, we will see what they has to bring for the weekend. back to you. connell: that's a good point, they get hit so hard by covid and they hope they will make up the ground here in the summer. thank you and long island. jackie: intensifying backlash, the major food company facing a growing consumer boycott and n

. >> meanwhile, the inspector general of the commerce department which oversees the national weather serviceublicly released a memo complaining the secretary of commerce wilbur ross was trying to quash a final report of what went wrong during the hurricane last september. president trump said hurricane dorian would hit alabama and someone added it in a sharpie but the weather service was saying it the opposite. >>> plans to sell a tell-all book about the trump family written by president trump's niece. a separate court is still blocking the niece over objections she may be breaking confidentiality agreements. but the latest ruling means the publisher can print and distribute the book which much like john bolton's book may create a situation where the horse is out of the barn. >>> we're watching everything that is happening in washington. we're talking about it on twitter including that jobs number. you can find me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >>> 5:48. lauren and i have experienced this one. talking out loud and somehow apple activated. >> several virtual assistance became activated by more than

shut down much of its network, a verified twitter accounts, including the account of the national weather service which then could not issue warnings on twitter about possible tornadoes hitting the midwest. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>starbucks is training its employees to handle customers who enter its stores without a mask, according to the starbucks training guide. employees should ask customers with medical conditions without a mask to wait in a designated area which could be curbside for their orders. that's according to the material. the training guide also tells employees to always assume positive intent. but there are a customer refuses and doesn't have a medical condition. employees can refuse to serve the customers and when the customer returns with a mask. the employee can provide a beverage free of charge. >>hang with me here georgia governor brian kemp is suing atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms over her mask mandate it is a significant escalation in the war of words and actions between the governor and the mayor of the state's largest city the governor says the lawsuit is on beha

and the national weather service reports that at least one farmhouse has been flattened so far, two othersly damaged. >>> lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who played a key role in president trump's impeachment, says he is retiring from the army. in a scathing statement released by his attorney, vindman accuses trump of leading a, quote, campaign of bullying, intimidation, and retaliation against him. a defense official tells abc news that vindman was approved for a promotion this week, but the final okay would have been up to trump. >>> a japanese baseball team has found a high-tech way to put excitement in the stands during this pandemic. >> fans aren't allowed, so the hawks are using dancing robots. >> okay. >> isn't that lovely? two types of humanoid spectators were joined by mechanical dogs. they spent part of tuesday's game waving flags and dancing to the hawks' fight song. >> if you would have told me 2020 was going to bring twerking robots, i would have said, shirleen? sounds about right. >> there's something really creepy about that. >> yeah. the humanoids there. i think we mi

the national weather service has issued an advisory for the system that will become tropical storm isaiasbbean, including the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. >>> now to the proposal that comes along about every 7,000 years. >> this is john popping the question to his now fiancee erika in new york's adirondack mountains. the magic moment took place as that comet neowise passed over, the celestial body comes into earth's view once every 6,766 years. erika called the moment awesome. i'm pretty sure she said yes, because timing is everything and she didn't want to wait another 6,700 years. >> i brought this up yesterday because we showed a picture of a guy playing badminton with the comet. and apparently, a little background on this story, this was plan "b." his initial proposal didn't work out, so this was his backup plan. and i'm pretty sure this was a lot cooler. >> this is so much better. >> it was funny, yesterday i was like, yeah, the thing comes around every few decades. try 7,000 years, y'all. >> yeah, yeah. >> i told y'all. google it yourself, i did say that. >> all those beach

what the national weather service has told us that it appears that it could be a tropical storm and they't know the course of it yet. would it be concerned? absolutely. look, if we have a major hurricane here, then we're going to have to evacuation a number of people and then they're going -- we're going to have to be putting them into schools and try to keep them separated as much as possible. that's a concern. when you're not testing is also a concern, but the greater danger, the immediate danger has to be taken care of first, and that's getting our people out of harm's way, getting our residents out of harm's way if, in fact, a major storm heads our way. a tropical storm, this is miami-dade. this is south florida, we've seen storms like this come and go. and so although, you know, we will prepare for it, as long as it stays as a tropical storm, they may cause some damage, but i don't think that that will cause any evacuations. and at this point, but you probably will have to shut down some of the testing for a couple of days until we get back up to speed. we've got an eye on it. we'll