ellos recibieron un llamado de una persona que acusÓ a atlas por robo de salario.aciÓn, llamaran y nos dijeron que hay un crimen. marÍa: la fiscalía de distrito cree que puede haber mÁs vÍctimas. >> en este caso, una vÍctima reportÓque estaba haciendo ejercer los derechos de sus leyes. una persona en la compaÑÍa dijo que si habla por el caso, vamos allÁ calmar al gobierno. marÍa: la investigaciÓn mostró que foster habrÍa ocultado aproximadamente mÁs de 8 millones de dÓlares en nÓminadurante 3 aÑos y habrÍa evitado el pago de mÁs de medio millÓn de dólares en impuestos. ademÁs, se cree que Él y otros empleados de atlas lavaron mÁs de $18,000,000. >> usando un poder para ganar o para emitir. maria: solicitamos una entrevista y respondieron con un correo el Único y citamos. >> el oficial foster fue puesto en licencia administrativa desde marzo, una vez que el departamento de policÍa de san josÉestuvo al tanto de la investigaciÓn criminal. contacten a la oficina del fiscal de distrito del condado de santa clara para cualquier otra pregunta. el telÉfono de la fiscalÍa d

atlas but it is coming at a time when dr. atlas is having more access to the president and more influence on the president than the other doctors. not just dr. fauci but also dr. birx as well, someone who works out of the west wing and used to meet regularly with the president and has seen that kind of change given the shift in the role that dr. atlas is on the team. and that is the concern that we reported when dr. atlas was brought on, they did bring in someone with medical credentials backing up the president on what he had to say and counter other people like dr. fauci and like dr. birx who have been on the task force since the beginning. >> i was to start on that point with my next guest. thank you both so much. with me dr. rodriguez a viral specialist and dr. rodriguez, nice to see you. i want to start with the idea of herd immune. and again if you're tuning in and what is that, it essentially would mean officials would relax the idea of social distancing and allow coronavirus to spread through a healthier population so

atlas clearly wouldn't know science if it kicked him in the atlas and people wanting the families tohealthy is not hysteria. we are seeing real life experiments of schools opening up across america and already just a week or two in here depending on the district thousands of students and teachers are back home quarantined because of clusters breaking out. >> k-12 teachers in the united states, half of them under 41 years of age. they're not at risk. 82% are under 55. if there is a handful which there are some teachers and the high risk category don't they know how to protect themselves with their so-called six-foot spacing and mask rules? if they're still afraid even if they don't want to do that then they can teach from home. >> said by someone protected in a huge beautiful bubble of constant testing which was recently expanded at the white house by the way. maybe dr. atlas sees things differently from the inside of a classroom where teachers tell us social distancing is impossible with 37 kids in a room not required to wear masks, mo windows this open or good ventilation because in

atlas. you get the idea. dr. scott atlas joins me now. dr. atlas, you know, there's a lot of talk about people who ignore science and people who respect science and i think, you know, whenever you go to the doctor about something serious you want to get several opinions but apparently your opinion is not welcome in some places. what is your reaction to that? >> thanks for having me. it's a great honor to be asked by the president to work with him and his team on the most important crisis relay that the country has faced, and probably 100 years not counting a world war. i'm pretty comfortable with my cv. let been at the highest levels of academic medicine for 25 years and combining my medical science, knowledge, expertise and critical thinking with my years in health policy i think is hoping to add something to what is really a great team. i think i feel most comfortable with it here because people are very data-driven and it's a very focused strategy, a very thoughtful and tailored strategy

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atlas peak from bubbling well pet cemetery that's located on atlas peak road all the way to the debt and also there's loma vista road so to canyon road and all of steel canyon from highway one 28 to the end of the road including pleasure cove resort. childs pope valley road from lower child's valley road to pope canyon road highway one 21 which is also known as monticello road from wooden valley road to the silverado trail and also pope valley road from a tennis springs wrote a child's po valley road and attain a springs road from pope valley road all the way to the dead end. but candid road from a tennis springs road to the lake county line james creek road from butts canyon road all the way to the dead end and monticello road from wooden valley road to vikki avenue that is a lot of information i know it's all on our website kron 4 dot com. we are constantly updating all the evacuation orders that is specifically for napa county right now in the l a new lightning complex fire. a lot of moving parts here tonight, let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for mor

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atlas is apparently of herd immunity. he's also been a critic of several lockdowns and agreed with the president on many fronts. herd immunity happens when 70 to 90% of the population is immune through infection or vaccination but public health evidence suggestions achieving herd immunity to coronavirus would likely take more than four years and lead to more than 1 million deaths in the united states. earlier today dr. fauci confirmed scientists are working to create a train that could be use in a human -- a challenge trial of a vaccine, he's calling plan d but they are normally used when a virus isn't widely circulating. dr. fauci says they may not be needed. we've talked about challenge trials on the program a number of times. we learned the u.s. suffered more than 1,000 deaths in a single day, at least 1208 deaths alone reported today. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is here. sanjay, i want to talk to you about scott atlas who is a radiologist, he's not an epidemiologist as far as i understand. first,

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scott atlas. plus a story exclusive with an illinois democrat taking action to abolish history classes in schools. the first director, great of you to be here tonight. so we hear a lot about your campaign trying to turn things around. 92 days is a long time for election years, not a long time for politico, writing today about this dwindling window of time to turn things around so is it too late for donald trump's campaign? >> absolutely not. president trump is on the rise and searching and pulling. as a president at a 51% approval rating which is actually seven points higher than where former president barack obama was at this same point in 2012. and let's look at the enthusiasm gap that exists. is real and a real problem for joe biden. president trump supporter's or 70% more enthusiastic to go out and vote for him than joe biden. makes sense. president trump has delivered for the american people. joe biden's supporters are not excited to be out there. he's going to have a hard time entering out m

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atlas is apparently a proponent of herd immunity. he's also been a critic of several lockdowns and has agreed with the president on several fronts. herd immunity happens when about 70 to 90% of a population becomes immune to a disease, either through infection or vaccination. herd immunity to coronavirus would likely take more than four years and lead to 1 million deaths in the united states. earlier today, dr. fauci confirmed to cnn that scientists are working to create a coronavirus strain that could be used in what's called a challenge trial of a vaccine. something that he is calling plan d. but challenge trials are normally used when a virus isn't widely circulating. dr. fauci said they may not be needed. his agency is looking into both the technical and ethical considerations. we have talked about this a number of times. once again, today, we learned the u.s. suffered more than a thousand deaths in a single day. at least 1,200 and eight deaths, alone, reported today. art caplan, who leads here in new york. sanjay, i want to talk

. >> atlas, they tweeted out this photo. he's no space cadet, he's the center of his partner's universe. has one of the longest running canine programs in northern california, atlas can play with other canine officers as he helps serve mountain view community. >> that's one good looking dog. >> very handsome dog to serve and protect. seven-day forecast, excessive heat warning, especially inland next five to six days. hang in for another week before the cooldown on friday. >> always strange looking forward to 97 as one of the cool days. >> i know. go outside, golden gate bridge, blue skies, beaches at 70s and 80s. lot will be there, keep your distance, wear a mask, if you can stay home, that would be great. try to stay cool and hydrate. see you at 6:00. . >>> tonight the escalating battle over the u.s. post office, mail-in ballots may be delivered too late to be counted in the november election. president trump even as he attacks mail-in voting requesting his own absentee ballot. the postmaster general he appointed under fire

scott atlas. he's formerly a doctor at stanford who has been a proponent of controversial strategies relating to coronavirus. he's now in the room, in the oval office. why? >> yeah, that's a good question. i talked to sources at the white house, and they were sort of -- they were concerned about that. i mean, dr. atlas -- and i don't really know much about him. nobody really seems to. but he is a proponent for something known as herd immunity which many people may not know this term, but basically is this idea of letting people just become infected and something that the many task force members have talked about and said is a terrible idea. now, someone who's a proponent of this is in the oval office with the president talking about i. by the way, people think it's a terrible idea because in order to get to herd immunity, it would take a very long time, four years according to some models. but a lot of people would die. more than a million people would die according to dr. fauci. that's why they'r

atlas logro su primer triunfo en guardianes 2020 tras allos queretaro.res y pumas igualaron y perdieron la posibilidad de tomar el liderato de la ligamx. yussif caro llega con los deportes. si es alergico al sol, no se preocupe porque ya hay un traje para disfrutar de la playa... las imagenes al regresar del corte comercial... descansar en una piscina o disfrutar de la playa ya no sera solo un sueqo para las personas con alergias al sol. lo que esta viendo en sus pantallas es un traje de baqo inflable.....es creacion del artista espaqol "sii-gii" y esta hecho de laminas de latex, que tienen tres valvulas para inflarlo y desinflarse. como se puede ver, el diseqo totalmente blanco tiene pintado la forma de un traje de baqo negro, justo como si estuviera sobre el cuerpo. el diseqo es muy personal para este artista, que ha sido alergico al sol desde la infancia. y asi llegamos al final con las leo: hoy en los gonzález soy el jardinero latoso. voy a mojar a la gente con una manguera. a ver si no me quieren golpear. [ríe] oh. >> ¿qué te pasa? leo: ay, perdónam

you know, nestled on the east side of napa valley, on the east of atlas peak or 60 acres of bucolic land. they have horses and grapes. about 1,000 cases a year. and it is no stranger to fire. in fact, its 2018 release is called ember, and that was way before the atlas peak fire that year surrounded the property on three sides. it was spared then and out of that came the wine fire. this week, though, the lnu fire raised the stakes and proved less merciful. the fire ravaging jeff's barn with his classic car collection, flames pushing right up to his pool and, of course, right through 90% of his vineyard. so how does he make sense of this? >> it is a perplexing thing but i also know it's not something we can control. we try to prepare as best we can for these situations. i look out, i see short-term devastation and long-term promise. i really try to focus on what can be done and how we can turn some bad into good and look forward to the more positive and optimistic times. >> and so will you be able to, you know, the harvest is just around the corner. are you going to be able to harvest this

scott atlas, the president has added to his team. there are a lot of questions about the things that he has been saying about this virus. the accuracy of what he's been saying and the fact that he's now front and center, not just in the president's ear, but front and center. >> yeah. it's really -- it's quite remarkable and i have talked to sources about this as well. it's very interesting. so dr. scott atlas, he's a neuroradiologist out of stanford. he is now -- he attended a coronavirus task force meeting according to sources i have talked to a couple of days ago. he is the person -- again, according to these sources who is in the oval office with the president now instead of ambassador birx and he is someone who has been a proponent of a lot of things that flies in the face of what we have heard from task force members. the most substantial of which is this idea of let's basically go after herd immunity. which is something that dr. atlas is sort of starting to put out there and float as an idea and even advocating for. and i think

scott atlas, a radiologist. he doesn't have a background in infectious disease disease. >> you don't eradicate a virus by locking down. i mean, that's just a complete misconception. i think we have to get a grip here, look at the science, understand who we're talking about here. there's not a lot of bees diabetic 78-year-olds playing football. this is a temporary issue. pandemics don't last for years and years. i'm sorry, but that just never happened. >> this is vastly different than what we're hearing from the experts on the white house coronavirus task force like dr. fauci or dr. birx. >> right. so he's wrong on a number of issues. first of all, let's look at the pandemic that the president often refers to, the 1918 pandemic. if you read the history of that, it wasn't really the 1918 pandemic. it was really the 1918 through 1920 pandemic. so, pandemics do last years. number two, dr. atlas has been an advocate for herd immunity, in other words, allowing the population to be infected to where then contagion drop

the order also includes atlas peak from bubbling well pet cemetery at 2, 4, 6, 2, atlas peak road all the way over to the dead in from loma vista road so to canyon road to the dead and as well all of steel canyon is closed this morning that's from one 28 to the end of the road and that includes pleasure cove resort. keep in mind that child's pulled valley road from lower chiles valley road to pull canyon is also close and there's more a lot of closures in place one 21 highway one 21 shut down. also known as monticello road that's wooden valley road to silverado trail. pope valley road from the spring roads to chiles pope valley road at the springs shut down from pope valley to the dead in but canyon road from aetna springs road to the lake county line will be shut off as well james creek shut down from butts canyon road to the dead in monticello road from wooden valley road to vicki avenue all of those closures remain in place until further notice and we're also getting a look at just how dangerous ceasefires can be check this out look at this this is a pga. peter new web camera. >>it

from fairfield north to atlas peak, working on repopulation and cleaning u a lot of our resources to extinguish the fire and continuing to prepare the area for repopulation. basically atlas peak up to about calistoga or just above calistoga, more resources, mop-up, patrol starting to haul back materials. and then we get to the highest priority of the fire, which is branch 20, which is the northwest portion of the fire which is from basically palisades all the way up to middletown. this is the highest priority of the fire and the last piece that we have to pick up. last night on the north end up by middletown, we started firing, using backfire to come south and to tie into right above calistoga and then working down to finish this area above schwartz creek using bulldozers, hand crews, backfiring and engine companies of course to try to tie this fire. this is kind of the last and most difficult piece of this fire. and we're hoping that today with the break in the weather the last two days, that we get that opportunity to do so. thank you. >> thank you, chief. now i'd like to invite up

where it was critical that the night sky used to get the astronaut back home safely was the mercury atlas of gordon cooper. in that case, he faced all kinds of equipment failures including the navigation systems. he used the, his knowledge gain from morehead and the training he received here, to relocate and actually manually re-enter earth's atmosphere. interestingly enough, that was the only one of that mission, of that series, that was landed manually. also the most accurate splashdown in that series of missions. >> so it ended. 24 hours, 30 minutes, 21 seconds. >> the apollo 12 mission was also impacted. struck by lightning on takeoff. >> what was that? >> they were able to use their knowledge of the stars to recalibration their navigation system that was thrown out because of the storm and they were able to reset pretty early and able to complete their mission. apollo 13 is probably the most famous mission that did not land on the moon. there was an explosion and a fire. we have a problem here. >> go, guys. >> we've had a hardware restart. i don't know what it was. >> okay. >> it was

atlas peak, it had a west wing but it is at 84 degrees. 70 percent humidity. for the firefighters, i don't see much of a break. humidity very low humidity -- very high temperatures. napa, american canyon, 50 and lima valley. it is cooler near the coast. 70s and the santa clara valley and low 70s for saratoga and santa clara. in the santa cruz mountains, it is easter northeast, warm temperatures and low humidity. 70s for many locations. travis is 75, excessive heat warning near 100 degrees for those in lynn. very dry. it is humid, muggy, and a lot of the smoke is around. you get the high thin layer of the smoke that is obscuring things. vacaville has an east wind at 81 degrees. 30 percent humidity. there is really nothing that is positive here, except the wind speeds are not that strong. other than that, it will be a hot day in lynn. this is a heck of a high- pressure system that is parked itself over the nevada border. it will get nudged out of the way. it will be bumped back towards arizona and new mexico which will open the door for cooling. i will tell you,

atlas denying that he's pushing for herd immunity.re you skernconcerned that som the policies the administration is pushing could have the effect of trying to achieve herd immunity? in other words, say we're not trying to push for this but there might be a push for different policies to achieve that? >> well, we're not going to achieve it. all we'll do is cause more suffering, hospitalization and death. there's no way to get population immunity that will extinguish this virus other than hygienic measures and vaccines. measles is the best example. measles provides lifelong immunity and complete immunity. if i have measles as a child, i wouldn't even get asymptomatic measles. i'm completely protected against measles. and yet still every year that virus causes hospitalizations and deaths. we have a vaccine. it's never going to happen. all it will do is lead to more suffering. it's ill considered. >> okay, dr. paul offit, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> two cities are preparing for more chaos after a weekend of unrest and shootings.

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well pet cemetery at 2462 atlas peak road to the dead in from loma vista road so to canyon road to the all of steel canyon road from highway one 28 to the end of the road including pleasure cove resort. charles pope valley road from lowered chiles valley road to pope canyon road. and highway one 21 also known as monticello road from wooden valley road to the silverado trail po valley road from edna springs road to charles pope valley road. and the springs road from pope valley to the dead end but canyon road from edna springs road to the lake county line. james creek road from butts canyon road to the dead end and monticello road from wooden valley to the ci avenues. >>and we are also monitoring 3 wildfires which have forced evacuations of thousands of people in monterey county, the river fire burning south of salinas has grown to more than 10,000 acres is only 7% contained more than 5,000 people have fled their homes for firefighter suffered heat related injuries there while they were battling the flames cal fire says this plays like so many here in the bay area was sparked over the w

scott atlas. on paper dr.nce policy expert, except he's not an expert on infectious diseases. he found him -- we're still debating the efficacy of wearing masks and social distancing, a matter that is closed and settled for most of the rest of the world that has flattened the curve. respecting real medicine, discovery, and academic study as opposed to ignorance are the only things that can prevent that. we spent decades underfunding public education in america. some political leaders are capitalized on that nor political game. pushing people to value personal opinion over fact. morality over science. subjecty over objecty. it is more critical now to uphold scholarship and truexs the but i'm not confident we'll get there under the current administration. even with the help of dr. atlas. joining me now is francis collins, director of the national institutes of health. dr. collins, thank you for the work you do and for the music you play. we enjoyed hearing it. just before the commercial. let's put a few things t

atlas. i've spent a couple of hours with him. he is a physician and also a health policy person that wasn't brought -- that was brought in by the house. i don't think he's on the task force. he's certainly working with all of us, dr. fauci, dr. birx, and so -- and we continue to get his diverse input when possible. i don't think he said children can't die from the virus. i think we're all pretty clear medically speaking that the rates of severe illness in children are very, very low, and most children who do have the severe illness have an underlying condition. none of us would say, and i'm a pediatrician, i'm in icu, that children can't have an ill effect. but the chances are much lower, much, much lower than adults and certainly much lower than the elderly. so we have to do that risk in context. every year, umm, we have tragic losses of children with influenza. i'm not trying to say this is the same thing. but we know children have a better outcome with the disease than adults. i think that's the appropriate characterization. i

. >> this is scott atlas. do you know that?cott is a very famous man who's also very highly respected, stanford, and he's working with us and will be working with us on the coronavirus, and he has many great ideas. >> none of the actual task force doctors were there at the briefing today, but let's tell you about scott atlas. he's a fellow at the stanford university hoover institution and a fox news regular who has warned of the dire consequences of school closings and shutdowns. it's not clear if atlas is now part of the white house task force. the president also defended his decision to issue one executive order and three memos to try to address the coronavirus crisis and the economic crash in light of the ongoing stalemate in the talks on a new relief bill. he today talked about a prospective executive order he says he's considering to make insurers cover pre-existing conditions in americans even though obamacare already offers such protections. >> as an executive order, it hasn't been done before. >> why do you need, sir, t

scott atlas the new white house pandemic adviser is distancing himself from the reports that he is a proponent of herd immunity. how troubling though is it to hear these reports of somebody advising the president floating this kind of idea? >> you know, this idea of herd immunity gets thrown around by a lot of people who don't understand infectious disease or pandemics. in order for us to have herd immunity in our country from this virus we're probably talking about hundreds of thousands more americans dying, millions more getting infected. it is an unacceptable outcome and unnecessary. so to me, it is really troubling. it's not the strategy we've used with almost any infectious disease. i don't think it would work here but it would cause enormous suffering and death. >> sounds like we need herd intelligence on all of this. doctor, thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> president trump is supporting the decision by his director of national intelligence to end in-person briefings for congress on foreign interference in the u.s. election, promising written reports instead. let's go

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scott atlas has now joined the white house as a pandemic advisor. he is the former chief of neuroradiology at stanford university medical center and a fellow at the hoover institution. he has no expertise in public health or infectious diseases. dr. atlas -- regarding ongoing tensions between the president and dr. fauci. >>> coming up, the de conventio tomorrow. after the break, a look at the upcoming virtual conventions. how experts say the scaled-back plans will affect the election. >>> president trump asking a pastor in california to deliver the servant for his brother that died last night. >>> people in beirut continue to pick up the pieces after that massive explosion. why some are concerned that relief money will not go where it is needed the most. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> the democrati

scott atlas who is a neuroradiologists, probably hasn't done patient care and has no training in ep heey recommend that we should do social distancing and masks and the like. i think the candor is surprising but the sentiment is not. i think they've been thinking this, at least the president and vice president pence has been for a long time. >> the coronavirus model is 170,000 deaths by december and they pointed out tens of thousands lives could be saved if the percentage of people wearing masks and social distancing increased. >> we could save 90,000 american lives if 95% of people wore masks by the end of the year. that is such a huge number of american lives that could be saved and the fact that this president will not issue a mask mandate just speaks to the people that he's listening to, folks like scott atlas instead of dr. fauci. >> do you think majority of americans have accepted this idea of that we are in the middle of a pandemic or do you think the numbers have now just washed over people and this is gone on so long and people are so sick of it, there is this mindset of let's

should also regard tick—tock in the same way for topic you talk to people within on both sides of the atlades of the atlantic and across the network. of course problems for companies caught in the crossfire. let's move the ft, jack. hsbc profits plummet 96% for top across hsbc based in london that isa top across hsbc based in london that is a vertiginous drop, is in a? yes it is. although i'm sure there will be tiny violins playing out in the country for not making big profits. as you might expect it this year it has pretty serious implications. it's a real canary in the coal mine for the sake of the rest of the uk economy. a lot of this appears to be down to potentially default in the year and next year. a pretty big recession hits home this is not a good sign for the uk. as you say, it's also an interesting story. because hsbc is absolutely at the nexus of this west versus china issue which is clearly going to dominate much of the century. we saw hsbc come out in support of china's new laws in hong kong last month. which was widely condemned by western government, western customers. hsbc

. >> this is scott atlas.s a very famous man, who's also very highly respected, stanford, and he's working with us and will be working with us on the coronavirus and he has many great ideas and he thinks what we've done is really good and that we'll take it to a new level. and so, it's great to have scott working along with us. thank you very much. >> cnn's kaitlan collins is joining us now and he's joining trump's team at a time he finds himself increasingly at odds with medical experts in his own administration. >> reporter: he's been informally advising the president for weeks, after he first got a glimpse of him on fox news. and you heard the president listing off his credentials. he's a doctor, of course. and a fellow at stanford. but he is one of the medical experts who has a very close public stance with what the president thinks about covid-19, on reopening schools, national lockdowns, college athletes playing football this fall. and to give you an indication of what the president has been watching bef

. >> then after reintroducing his new adviser the fox news contributor scott atlas, trump was back on the attack against kamala harris. >> i didn't watch. i saw just a moment of him speaking, a moment of her speaking. and it was enough. look, he made a choice. he picked her. i watched her. i watched her poll numbers go boom, boom, boom, boom down to almost nothing and she left angry. she left mad. there was nobody more insulting to biden than she was and now she's running to be vice president saying how wonderful he is. i thought it was a very unusual pick because she said such bad things. i think that's probably one of the reasons she was a terrible candidate and was forced to leave the race is because she got her facts wrong. she's very bad on facts. we've done the best job of any country in the world, and that includes making ventilators that nobody else could have done. when you look at the job we've done compared to others, we've done a great job. >> earlier in the day using language and rhetoric, let's face it straight out of another time, he said this on twitter, quote, the sub

. >> atlas peak is on fire again, it didn't come over the bridge like they planned on it last night,. re go are more than likely worried if their houses were still standing, and would be days from now. >> this is my sisters house, i live about a mile and a half up the road. >> the damage they had done was revealed. homes burned to the ground, only swimming pools remaining as thousands wondered what fate >> my wife and daughter and i were evacuated. >> on pleasant valley road people rescued horses. >> what, 76 there now and we got a call taking what we can. >> horses are moved, their horses are moved, she is toting all of the extra equipment. >>> we are baevouaction t zone right now. people say they are more concerned no. they're not helping the situation and they said they ar moe t, renetocomon they were bathen. >> if we could hear and the wind gusts for continuous see coverage. and from around the clock, updates, head to kpix.com. >>> still ahead two cbsn bay area. >>> evacuated with fire burning just north how limited resources could draw out this fight. >> the fire was over top of

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scott atlas has thought about it.s a member of the coronavirus task force.ex thank you for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: if you could explain the public health utility of wearing a mask home alone on a zoom call.uex is the virus transmissible through zoom? z >> no. by the way, i want to correct you. i've not thought a lot about wearing a mask while having sex. >> tucker: [laughs] i was trying to do it with a straight face and i couldn't. >> the reality is there is certain data that's very controversial about masks, and i think the president said it correctly, honestly, when he said that in certain settings it's reasonable to wear a mask when you cannot social distance and particularly if you're trying to protect and are in proximity to a high-risk individual or you are a high-risk individual. it's a rational policy. i don't want to make fun of people who say these other things, though.. the reality is it's stemming from a massive amount of fear bordering on hysteria. gthis is a real problem be

atlas peak has a westwind. it's favoring a northerly direction. 65 closer to town. napa, 68. point raise, bodega bay, 55. santa rosa, 91 yesterday. today 91. concord, 99. mid-70s for some. low 60s for others. sfo 62. there is no delta wind. maybe tomorrow. there are hints it will pick up tomorrow afternoon. higher clouds push north. temperatures will bump up. hurricane genevieve. went from category 1 to category 4. 130 miles per hour. takes it a long baha and starts to fall apart late sunday to monday. it might pay a visit to was. too soon to say. some relief looks to be on the way for tomorrow. not nearly as hot. gradually cool off into friday and saturday but a little warmer on sunday. >>> new details about a controversial oakland police shooting where a homeless man was killed. newly released reports that slams mayor libby schaaf. >>> the latest break may help solve who was involved in the hipaa pioneer jam master jay. >>> you may have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. go to ktvu.com/email and sign up for the daily serv

atlas, this new advisor, he has talked about protecting the vulnerable.ut according to the c.d.c., 45% of adults, half of americans, hav co-morbidities, asthma, diabetes, being overweight. a huge portion of the united states is yink you have control of the virus? >> yeah, but if you look at the people who unfortunately have succumb to the virus, most of them are over 70, and most have been in nursing home. so we've been doubling and tripling down to getting the right p.p.e. to the nursing homes. i came on today to talk about the historic breakthrough that the president achieved for peace in the middle east. this has been a strategy we've been working on for the past three and a half years. >> brennan: i do want to talk to you about that, sir. >> the president took criticism for these actions. he takes a common-sense approach, based on science and data. i think you're seeing the president continuing to work with the governors and everyone to bring forward the best pos in oo th tcome lef the virus. before we move yo a rent. there are a lot of nervous parent

uno, ocho carreras anotaron los saint llevadose el partido 11 x 1 >> fútbol mexicano en el jalisco atlaspumas en dos jornadas. león versus monterrey tuvo varias ocasiones claras, como esta. el chapito montes nos regalaba esta joyita, golazo impresionante que deja al arquero sin opción, la fiera se quedaba con los tres puntos >> la famosa fiesta del sábado de monterrey les pasó factura >> imagínate, enfiestados y en pandemia, además pueden llegar infectados e infectar al resto del eli manning >> pabón ni siquiera hizo el viaje, acaban perdiendo el partido. todos tienen que poner de su parte si quieren la liga >> el marcar un gol sin que te aplaudan, debe sentirse bien feo. >> es como cuando has estado en fuerzas básicas, metes un gol a volteas y a veces está tu mamá a veces no. >> muchas gracias, carlos, vamos a pausa. ya volvemos y llanto, y cómo haces que cada día aquí, sea el mejor día de todos. estamos ansiosos de que vuelvas, por eso añadimos controles de temperatura, uso de mascarillas, distanciamiento social, y reforzamos la limpieza. ya abrimos ahora solo faltas t. compra ahora y

, bringing in some rain, northern ireland, western fringes of scotland, england and wales our next atla will arrest the fall in temperatures. not as cool tomorrow night. but a much cloudier day as we head into tuesday, so, actually, for a time this week, it will be wetter before the warmth returns later in the week. so, a little bit of everything for everyone. let's take a closer look at tuesday. we've got that rain marching across northern ireland, slowly clearing across scotland, the northern half of england and wales. to the south, the high—pressure is still holding on, so there will be some hazy sunshine certainly for the southern half of england and wales. and here, it'll become really quite warm. we've got that warmer southwesterly atlantic wind taking over, which could pile up to 50 mm more of rain through the course of tuesday, tuesday night into wednesday, across the highlands of scotland, and obviously feeling cooler here with the wind and the rain. that continues as we go, as i say, into wednesday, gradually pushing southwards, potentially reaching the far south and east befo