beverly gauge, if you want to start? >> right, well, in terms of polls he didn't really have the -- you didn't really have the same kind of polling mechanisms you have today so these things air little bit harder to gauge in the 1920's. you know, which percentage cares about war and the elect orate. it's tough for historians, actually not knowing that much about the eelectric oray. on the international question it's really interesting because yes, there was a lot of attention paid to this and it came in the wake of two trails -- trials as well that really raised these questions about america's national character. the fitzpatrick was the scopes trial in 1925, and the second, the trial had happened earlier but the second was the execution of sacco and venzetti, two italian immigrants, italian an arcists, that happened in 1927. so these questions of what the united states' presentation to the world in terms of race, in terms of immigration policy, in terms of its attitudes towards radicalism and political tolerance, all thes

american history tv visited the library of congress to meet beverly brannan to learn about the collection of color images documenting agricultural life and war production during the great depression and world war ii. beverly: in the 1930's, the united states experienced an economic depression and an agricultural disaster. the great drought. people were not able to make a living on their farms. they begin moving other places, looking for a new lands to live on. people were in dire straits. one of the worst hit areas in the economy was agriculture. a program began under tugwell who was one of the advisers to president franklin roosevelt to document the conditions under which people reliving. -- were living. this is back when we did not have television. we had radio, but a lot of places did not have electricity. so they could not listen to the radio broadcast to find out what was going on in other parts of the country. they sent off photographers to take pictures of what was happening and put these pictures into newspapers whenever they could and into magazines, trade journals, things like t

this comes after a huge party at a mansion near beverly hills made national news. you probably saw these images. one woman was killed, at least two men were wounded by gunfire. officers say nearly 200 people attended the party, and health leaders were also concerned that they weren't observing social distancing and really you couldn't see a mask in the video. health leaders are banning

beverly hallberg joins me now to weigh in. beverly, thank you for being here.e biden hit in the airway and the trails? >> like you said, for this convention it will be virtual so we won't see any authentic moments we normally see during a convention, but the question is with a 77 days until the election will the committee-- the media continue to give joe biden a pass. i think what americans want is not only to know his position especially since he has moved left, but also if he has the cognitive ability to answer questions, while so the convention will give us everything we typically get, people are looking for him to answer questions and i'm looking forward to the debate next month. i think that's when people want to make a decision seeing how joe biden does on the stage. todd: new jersey governor is part of the biden campaign and he's defending biden over his lack of interviews. >> i'm sure the vice president between now and election day will be up to his eyeballs in interviews and debate. balancing public health with democracy is something we have to get rig

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veÍamos esta fiesta masiva en beverly hills. donde las autoridades les tomÓ horas.quÉ podrÍa ocurrir? nos conectamos con Álvaro zabaleta. portavoz de la policÍa de miami. cuÉntenos cuÁl serÍa la penalidad si alguien realiza algÚn tipo de fiesta en casa. estamos hablando de miami en particular. Álvaro: estamos pasando esta pandemia nivel mundial. aquÍ en los estados unidos continuamos batallando. en la florida continuamos batallando. los nÚmeros han bajado. nuestros residentes estÁn haciendo lo necesario. cuando vemos imÁgenes como estas, esto es lo que nos lleva a adelantarnos tres pasos. estas personas en la medida son jÓvenes. no toman esto en serio y quieren tomar fiestas en casa. en miami no hemos tenido mucho problema de eso. pero a nivel nacional, se ve que estÁ sucediendo y en beverly hills y quizÁ en otras partes del estado. lo que los jÓvenes tienen que entender es que esto nos afecta a todos. los jÓvenes tienen que regresar a casa. ando regresen a casa tienen parientes que pueden ser de tercera edad. ellos no saben las consecuencias que trae tomar acciones

beverly: we are in the center vault of the prints and photographs division of the library of congress. the library has a collection of color photographs from the 1930's and 1940's. they started as an experiment with color film. kodak was just putting its color film in the market. sent it out to photographers at institutions to give it a try, to see if they could create a market for it. the pictures were free. so they were appealing to newspapers, magazines, publishing agencies, book publishers. i was familiar already with the black and white photographs. there are about 171,000 farm security administration and office of war information black-and-white photographs. and i had been working with those for a few years. there was not much emphasis placed on the color transparencies, because they were hard to handle. they were unique items. only one of each. at the time, in the 1970's, it was really difficult to make a copy. it was very expensive to make a photograph. you had to make another print from the color transparency. people did not want to pay that extra money. so, these just sat on

i know there's probably more drugs in beverly hills than skid row put together.y hills, they keep everything on the outside. >> and they have enough money the drug problem can't necessarily destroy their finances. >> yeah. they have buffers. over here, the criminal effort does everything in daylight which draws the police. it is the statistics. so it's not that that is the problem. so yes. nine times out of ten, it will mirror that community. disparity doesn't equal bias all the time. it doesn't. >> i can't separate the race stuff. the history of racism in america, the situation from the time the slave ship landed to us standing here now. so the economic forces, the law enforcement, the institutional forces. it helps pull us down. >> i've been a victim of racism. i'm not saying that. all i see one person stabbing another. for me, i can't live in historical context. i have to fix what's happening now. prudential helps 25 million people with their financial needs. with over 90 years' of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help. go to

regresó con ustedes >>> ni funcionarios, en grandes grupos de personas, de una fiesta en una mansión de beverly hombres resultaron heridos de bala, acudieron a esta fiesta, podrían ser multados >>> una mujer fue arrestada, una clienta pedido, un su petición que la termina lanzando al piso, estaba recuperando, de una agresora enfrenta cargos a fin, de una empresa, para un posible contagio, en cámara >>> lo que era una tranquila rota, de una discusión, fue causado por el malestar, >>> en hervida se aprecia, de las personas que conocía, >>> bastante seguro me siento con eso, de lata que >>> que el atacante se encontraba, fue dejado en libertad >>> nos dijo que inclusive la protección por la pandemia por coronavirus es motivo para insultos >>> si hace tranquilo, >>> el señor aparicio siempre exige, >>> que llegue la señora, no se oponen nada, y a los que no lo tengan, le exijo >>> no es ajeno a las posiciones creativas >>> y yo tengo unos especiales, >>> no tienen el respaldo, >>> y uno, >>> el club de la contienda presidencial de 2020, tiene una amplia ventaja, también se muestra, comparado a un 2

eastern on american artifacts library of congress curator beverly brandon on life in the 1930s and '40s through colored photographs here sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on reel america, three films of the 1976 election reduced by the u.s. information agency for an international audience. then 8 p.m. eastern on the presidency acceptance speeches from five presidential nominees, harry truman, adlai stevenson, dwight eisenhower, john kennedy and richard nixon. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> c-span has covered every minute of every political convention since 1984 and we are not stopping now. this month political conventions will be like none other in history with the coronavirus pandemic, plans are being altered. the democrats will meet to nominate joe biden as the presidential candidate on monday, and president trump will accept his parties nomination for next week. watch c-span at 9 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention starting monday, and republican convention starting next monday august 24. like streaming and on-demand

but still, gatherings like this house party near beverly hills keep happening. >> it is a public healthssue for everybody no matter how healthy or young you might think you are. >> reporter: molly grantham says her entire family caught the virus including her two young kids and her brand-new baby boy hobie. >> how is the baby? >> thank god okay. i've studied his breathing like a hawk. you don't really know what you're studying. >> reporter: once her family recovered, she decided to share her story online. molly is no stranger to story telling. she's an anchor at wbtv, the cbs affiliate in charlotte, north carolina. she's even covered the virus. but going through it showed her there was a lot she still didn't know. >> i didn't know that you didn't have to have a fever. i didn't know kids were definitely susceptible. if i could learn something, i felt like maybe someone else could learn something from my story once i knew we were safe to tell it. >> reporter: molly says little baby hobie was the youngest presumed covid case in meclenburg county. molly's husband thinks he contracted it in

he had conned beverly bonner when he was in prison in missouri. he had to face criminal charges in both states. after his trial wrapped up in kansas, the case then had to be handled in missouri. and they actually offered him a deal where if he pled guilty to the five murders, that he would avoid a death sentence. >> i know some people felt like they should have gone ahead in missouri and tried to get him convicted of and sentenced to death as well. kansas hasn't executed anybody since 1965, whereas missouri pretty routinely carried out executions. so there's some thought that, if he actually got convicted of and sentenced to death in missouri, he likely would have gotten put to death. would have been executed. whereas in kansas his appeals are still slowly moving along. >> i tend to think that justice was served because this had to be one of the busiest criminals with more fingers in more criminal activity than anybody i've written or read about. so the idea of him in an eight by ten cell for 23 hours a day, locked up on death row with nothing to

a shooting at a massive party in beverly hills. at least three people were critically injured after shots ring out overnight at this mansion on holland drive. a fourth person was hurt trying to run out of the house and it is unclear what led up to the shooting at this point but the security guard at the party told reporters that the party was being thrown for an unidentified nfl player. a short-term rental company manager manages the property most attending were not wearing masks. >>> turning to our coronavirus coverage, we are nearly 5 months into the pandemic and many restaurant owners say they cannot survive much longer. we are in chinatown with more on a plan to help. at least that is the hope. >> reporter: anyone who has been to chinatown knows it is deep into culture and to eat out and eat well and eat often in this part of the city. more restaurants are here compared to any other neighborhood of san francisco. there are 200 different kinds of eateries for many of them have not figured out or intimidated to try outdoor seatin

i would stay with her on eighth street in dupont circle and go with her to beverly hills where she spent time and detroit where she was a microscopic on the history of the underground railroad enters apartment overlooked the detroit river and was on the exact spot john brown had met frederick douglass. i could spend time with her and find old newspapers and show her because she would say that orange soda we used to drink it, because she had a frame of mind only to say the same thing when they read transcripts of december 1, 55. an amazing woman. during world war ii, she tried to get african-american kids to go into libraries. they couldn't even get a book in the public library. she sued alabama for the right to vote and to field reports on women that were raised in alabama by white men and was covered up. i started realizing this very christian woman everything about her, methodist episcopalian church and later in life she adopted them as buddhism with her christianity. she used to tell me i am mixed race. everybody says i'm african-american. i'm scottish, irish, cherokee, and the end sh

miss elena beverly, my homey from 2008 when i was a wee little junior person. boss lady doing all of these things. i'm so proud of you. >> i'm so proud of you. >> the reality is what we saw this week was only made possible by what happened in 2008, right? the election of barack obama literally made possible the selection as the democratic nominee of joe biden. had he not picked joe biden, had there not been that convention, this would not have happened. i want you to talk to me about this trajectory. there was a beautiful little touch here where you could see the blocks in the classroom she's standing in had blm, black lives matter spelled out. rachel is the first one that noticed that. i can barely see. you also had out of the dnc keynote speakers, 17 of them were next generation leaders. they gave time and space, lots of time for these new generation leaders to speak. talk to me about what you think has grown from 2008 to 2020 in the democratic party? what's changed? >> thank you for that question. so certainly we wouldn't have joe biden in the position that

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we are live in the beverly crest neighborhood of los angeles.very exclusive neighborhood that borders with beverly hills. it is all mansions here and precisely a mansion party last night at a home on mull hull and drive rented for the night packed with hundreds of people. no social distancing or masks in sight. 1:15 in the morning gunfire erupted. when police arrived they found three people shot. they were rushed to the hospital where later a 35-year-old woman died. a man suddenly appeared at another hospital. he had also been shot bringing the total shot victims to four. a fifth person was also injured. one 35-year-old woman died. police had been at the home earlier because of the party. they say they did not break up the party or enforce l.a. county's health order prohibiting gatherings like this because of covid-19. it was a party rental and listed online for rental at $10,000 a night. police believe it was a gang-related party. no suspects are in custody and the dead woman has not yet been identified. reporting live from los angeles i'm gigi

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he joins me tonight with his mom abo beverly. great to see you both looking healthy and happy.d it was may 15th you come home, jordan had a fever. you gave him tylenol. you had a zoom call with the pediatrician. they said just watch his fever, give him tylenol. you watched him over the weekend on and off. fever continued. monday jordan says i'm having trouble breathing, you say we're going to the hospital. by tuesday, he's on a ventilator. >> correct. >> that's so fast. you must have been beside yourself. >> i was scared. i was scared. i was, you know, i didn't know what to think. i didn't know what was happening. >> at that point everyone said kids aren't affected. >> at that point, even i believed that. because the entire family, my husband, my older son, we were all sick back in april, and he didn't have any symptoms, any problems, anything. and then weeks later, this just started, and i thought it would just run it course just like ours did and -- but no. you know, i rushed him to children's hospital in new york and that's when the nightmare began. >> and jordan, i mean, ev

humo y llamas, y bomberos controlando el incendio lo que ustedes ven en su pantalla son bomberos de beverlyomo bomberos de otras ciudades ayudan es que este es un mega incendio que aún los bomberos no pueden controlar por completo. podemos decir que la mayoría de las órdenes de evacuación obligatorias que impusieron en el condado napa y sonoma fue cambiada muchas de estas personas que tuvieran que salir pueden regresar con cuidado en especial estar atento a los alrededores de sus hogares. miren que dijo el portavoz de la patrulla de camino >> pueden ver líneas de luz, tenemos que tratar las manejar no se vayan a acercar, es importante para asegurar el su casa que no haya una línea y si la hay contacte a alguien oficial para que pueda mandar a alguien >> el llamado es a estar atento a las alertas que las autoridades emitan. esto representa un peligro. hay cinco personas muertas, es la información que tenemos noticiero telemundo 48 >> en marín continúan labores de contención durante la noche la actividad sentimiento aumentando labores bomberos las unidades de emergencias protege las comunidad

detectives are looking for what appears to be more than one shooter after a huge party at a rented beverlysion turned deadly. that video posted by a party goer captured more than a dozen gunshots. lapd officers say 35 year-old woman was killed another woman and man were wounded and remain hospitalized in stable condition to other party goers suffered less serious injuries. >>detectives are now looking into social media reports of gambling. >>and trying to determine the exact motive. hours earlier officers responded to numerous noise complaints and some neighbors question why the party which defied public health orders during this pandemic was a broken up is really hard to him for something like that, but. >>but its mission once the private party and it's like us going into your home town eu what to do. how can i do right then when you're the public obviously i do i have to tell you and try to force whatever i can to turn to chris ramirez says officers did clear public streets and impound cars in the group quieted down. >>he says there were no additional calls to police until the shootings

so that spanish style mansion in beverly hills is called the beverly house. it has 18 bedrooms and 25 bathrooms an a looish and ballroom and the pool is olympic size and heated. that home was featured in the godfather, and get ready, $125 million. just above your price range. >> i don't need 25 bathrooms, maybe just one more. >>> all right. covid protection with a little bling. the world's most expensive covid-19 face mask. an israeli julie is making a gold face covering encrusted with 3,000 diamonds. that is custom ordered by a chinese businessman living in the u.s. it will weigh nearly 100 times the weight of a regular surgical mask. the little fabric paper ones. price tag for this rare ppe is over $1 million. but think if that businessman would take that $1 million and buy all ppe. what a gesture that would be. instead of walking around like hannibal lector. >> so where do you wear that? >> i don't know. >> to count your money. >> i guess so. all right. well you don't have to say much about the forecast. kari has the forecast. it is free. we have it for yo

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. >> reporter: after a house party near beverly hills the mayor of los angeles is now threatening to cut off power and water to anyone who hosts a large gathering. >> these large house parties have essentially become nightclubs in the hills. >> reporter: in new york check points are screening incoming travelers at train stations, airports, bridges and tunnels. visitors required to provide personal information to contact tracers as businesses across the country try to open their doors. >> you don't need to either shut down completely or let it rip. there is a middle ground where you can prudently open. >> reporter: as our nation surpasses 160,000 deaths the center for public integrity says dr. deborah birx is warning ten local areas, including baltimore, kansas city, portland and omaha, are all in trouble. here in california birx warned not a city but an entire region, the central valley, is home to a dangerous spread of the virus. in arlington, texas 11-year-old scotty karlton tested positive. >> he was running a fever and he needed the support of oxygen. >> reporter: after brother j

congress curator beverly on life through the 1930s and 40s through color photographs and sunday three films on the 1976 elections produced by the u.s. information agency for an international audience. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, acceptance speeches from five presidential nominees harry truman, device eisenhower, john kennedy and richard nixon. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >> up next a discussion on civil war guerilla fighters who later became outlaws in the old west including jesse james, his brother frank and their gang. this event was recorded by the american civil war museum in june of 2016. >> now, i will start off with a word of warning. when i compiled all the information i wanted to share with you all this evening the first time i went through it and timed it i spoke for an hour and a half. so i hope y'all are comfortable. we might be here for a while. last year when josie was compiling this topics for this year she called me into her office one day and pitched me this idea as she mentioned and she ended up w

. >>> sticking in hollywood, a pair of a-listers listing their beverly hills mansion. >> we can call> the couple have reportedly put their sprawling beverly hills mansion on the market for $24 million. >> let me tell you about this thing. the 8,500 square foot ultra-modern mansion features seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, 33-foot-high ceilings, balconies everywhere, sweeping views of the canyon. >> the house sits on nearly an acre of land in a private gated community minutes from rodeo drive. i feel i'm intimate with the house from following them on social media. >> right, she makes a lot of videos in that closet as well. maybe they just needed more space, their family's growing. seven bedrooms isn't enough for four people. >> just a couple more shows here overnight, and i'll be bidding on that house. is that how that works? >> can i put some money into that pool? >> yeah, sure. >>> this story, i love that you brought this to my attention, i'm all about positive affirmation. >> here to help. >> this one is just for you from the god of thunder. >> it's making the rounds on social medi

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host: beverly in pennsylvania, independent line. go ahead.fer appreciate mentioning how people have , and is about the dnc say on categorical he that they are -- categorically that they corrupt organization and the strings are being pulled somewhere. i was a huge bernie supporter in 2016 and i lived in philadelphia, and i saw the democratic convention up close and personal. how hillary was a burial -- was able to steal so many states from bernie. then i finddone and that bernie was controlled opposition. he has a nice puppet out they are to bring in people who think that he is actually anti-corporation. he certainly stopped talking about citizens united along the way. but, he was big on that for a while. and theirnc machinations are unbelievably corrupt and, to think that anybody could support this party is just beyond me. they have complete amnesia, and i would like to know what jennifer thinks about the murder employeeich, the dnc in the summer of 2016, in july when he was shot in the back in washington, d.c., and they proclaimed that it wa

well today they could do it in reality because we're taking the battle to a junkyard in beverly most of the audio surrounding. leaves behind. what we see is mostly the pressure on the level of society because this is clearly a central part of that on a sustainable way of living having to replace the car every 20 years and then having to put it into a press buying a new one so that the economy keeps going. all these cars are filling up all the speech and doing so much space for cost but so let's space for the people this would be such a nice thing to do without all of these metal he's just standing around and taking up all the space. i didn't see that coming critical in that song they even brought because themselves for example in the video. the right clothes mistake built in 1980 has a petrol engine with. compassion tesla and absolute pollution. i think we use cars you know videos as a way to was something about the people who are driving the cars and cock can be you know like a death machine it's a weapon in a way it can tell you something about the character and this is what we wan

. >> reporter: despite the continual plea for social distancing, scenes like this party near beverly hills overnight, are still unfolding. even sanctioned events like this speedway race in south dakota drawing large crowds doctors say those who flout health mandates are fueling the virus spread, a reason why schools are closed, businesses are shuttered, and lives are being lost >> we are running at full speed here. >> reporter: at the l.a. county usc medical center the icu was pushed to the brink in july. >> that is a huge toll to take every day. knowing that you are the only person, maybe the last person who speaks to them >> reporter: nbc news given exclusive access as the case load finally stabilized >> you've seen some of the criticism about what some people call a plan-demic or simply the virus doesn't kill people it is not real what's your response to that? >> come into my icu. come patients and families are being crushed. what we're seeing is the working poor getting wiped out. we're really asking for the public's help. please help us keep this situation under control so we do

, una persona sin vida y dos heridas deja un tiroteo dentro de una mansiÓn en la zona conocida de beverlysta madrugada. como les comentÁbamos, provocÓ la inmediata reacciÓn de la policÍa, debido a la inmediata prohibiciÓn de las contaminaciones en los Ángeles debido a la pandemia. cuando las autoridades llegaron al lugar, encontraron gente sin distancia fÍsica, sin mÁscara, y una larga fila entrando a la casa, al igual de un autobÚs que estaba repleto de personas. borja: Éstas noticias son increÍbles, en plena pandemia. otra fiesta similar se llevÓ a cabo en nueva york, pero esta vez a bordo de un barco con mÁs de 170 invitados. esto en momentos en que la ciudad libra una muy dura batalla por contener la propagaciÓn del covid-19. los dueÑos de la embarcaciÓn fueron arrestados por violar la prohibiciÓn estatal de grandes multitudes, y por administrar 1 bar sin ninguna licencia. el capitÁn del barco tampoco mostrÓ su identificación. carolina: mientras tanto, un joven hispano estÁ revolucionando la plataforma tiktok, despuÉs de haberse contagiado por coronavirus ha estado contando su dÍa a d

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this comes after a huge party at a mansion near beverly hills made national news. you probably saw these images. one woman was killed, at least two men were wounded by gunfire. officers say nearly 200 people attended the party, and health leaders were also concerned that they weren't observing social distancing and really you couldn't see a mask in the video. health leaders are banning gatherings and parties. if people violate the order they could be fined or even go to jail. >>> it's 4:52. a's fans have a big reason to celebrate this morning. how the team cruised to a fourth straight win. plus, she's single and 21 years old, and she's giving marriage advice. the check list she says all couples need to keep in mind before walking down the aisle. we'll see if you agree coming up next. >> let's talk about it, sister. >>> happening now a big win for meghan markle. she won a court battle to keep the names of five of her friends private. markle is suing the publisher of mail on sunday and online website over five articles that published portions of a handwritten letter

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california, lapd detectives are looking for a gunman behind a deadly shooting at a huge mansion party in beverly hills. it started last night. guests are saying this was a celebration of someone getting drafted by the nfl. but police have their doubts. neighbors started calling police about the noise. officers say they found about 200 people at the party. but about 1:00 in the morning, calls came in about gunfire. police say the shooting may have been gang related. the house was being rented but the rental company added they had no ideas there were plans for a party. >> covid is pushing us out everywhere. >> a 35-year-old woman dead. two others in stable condition. so far no arrests, the party sparked concerns about spreading coronavirus. people could be seen not social distancing or wearing masks. >> looking live at capitol hill. democratic leaders say obama care they canning progress with cororus relief bill. rs on a >> l ogngthh making progress. it's not easy. but we're going to keep at it until we get the kind of bill the american people demand and need which is a bold, strong bill. >> we kn

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after a woman was killed and several others injured during the shooting at a mansion party in the beverlyrest neighborhood. he said the enforcement is not focused on small gathering at people's homes. >>> the oakland a's have filed a lawsuit regarding a longtime steel company. it's right next door to its proposed waterfront ballpark near jack london square. andre senior explains the motivation. >> reporter: the oakland a's suing a state agency about how it regulates a neighbor of the teams plan future home at the howard terminal. >> we found mild a lawsuit against the department of toxic substances control in relation to their lack of enforcement by environmental laws on steel. direct the is lawsuit says tons of metal residue and the dts he has exempted the company from having to comply with laws managing federal ways. >> we see these black plumes of smoke and things of that nature and we have had a close our office in chiltern place. >> reporter: -- fighting for the team to redevelop its current site. he says this move only confirms the team is trying to slowly snuff out the port and its

beverly hills, santa cruz county and 23 other local governments are asking a fresno superior court to in validate a state rule that allows home marijuana deliveries state lied lot wide even into communities that banned commercial pot sales. the next hearing in this potentially landmark case has been scheduled for november. let's take a live look outside right now of the golden gate bridge there we go very foggy in the shot here. well that fog stick around for the weekend, let's find out from our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who has our 4 zone friday forecast, yeah, happy friday get ready for the weekend 2 years a beautiful look out. >>toward half moon bay, right now hey the clouds kind of broken out there and that's what we saw along the coastline today little break in all that fog a sign of things begin to change now as we move further to summer start to see a little more sunshine along the coastline, today's highs right at the average in san francisco, 67 degrees 77 degrees in oakland, today's san jose a warm 85 getting hot in livermore 91 degrees 90 in concord and 85 degrees

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. >> reporter: scenes like this house party near beverly hills are prompting new crackdowns. l.a.'s mayor now authorizing the city to shut off water and power to homes hosting large gatherings. >> and beyond the noise, the traffic and nuisance, these large parties are unsafe. >> reporter: in new york city, quarantine checkpoints now being set up at train stations and bridges like this one in staten island to track visitors from hot spots. dr. anthony fauci agrees the u.s. outbreak is the worst in the world, and testing must be improved. >> it's unacceptable, period, and i don't know why because that's not what i do every day. >> reporter: fauci also calling out the political divisiveness, saying his family has been targeted. despite encouraging news about potential vaccines in the works, one fda adviser says it's unrealistic to believe one will be ready by the end of the year. virginia is the first state to use a contact tracing app that will alert users if they've been in close contact with an infected person. users can opt in to download. kenneth and mona? >> andrea, thank you. >