yes, we know chrissy teigen is candid and comedic.nd have serious concerns as she undergoes treatment. this morning, chrissy teigen is waking up in a hospital bed undergoing a second blood transfusion due to complications during her third pregnancy. >> so we all know i've been on bedrest for a few weeks. i was always, always bleeding. you know, i'm about like halfway through pregnancy and the blood has been going on for a month. >> reporter: ordered by her doctors to bedrest shares how her symptoms got worse over the weekend. >> i'm usually at my happiest pregnant. moodwise, i was at the point today where i was just like, never stopping bleeding and that's obviously very bad. >> there are many things that can cause that type of bleeding. it can be due to abnormal vasculature or the placenta, whether it's lying a little low closer towards the cervix or the way it's inserted into the muscle of the uterus, that too can pose bleeding problems. ♪ i want to drive ♪ wild, wild, wild >> reporter: just last month teigen joined her husband in a

chrissy teigen turned to botox for her headaches during the pregnancy.r, we typically will start with over-the-counter medication such as tylenol, but there are certain medications that are used for migraines that we typically try to use sparingly throughout the pregnancy. now, when we think of an alternative treatment such as botox, i think that is groundbreaking. you mentioned before it is not fda approved but there are studies as recent as this year, 2020, that show that botox use in pregnancy for migraines is actually relatively safe. so the important part is to make sure that you talk to a doctor who is very comfortable with using botox for the treatment of migraines. >> now, for a pregnant woman suffering from headaches who says she's tried everything, how would you recommend they go about approaching their doctor on the potential use of botox? >> now, it's very important that you discuss the history of headaches that you've had prior to pregnancy and also making sure that you discuss your migraines and what those triggers are for your actual migra

other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own wide sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. black was. like. well. there we. were there. and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress. we were 37 years ago there that he was making that he still is today not really anything has changed and that may and even all the morning of x. naming some dreams even this right now even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being committed by the only thing that we. can hoping the white race and racial tension and the races that is the come out oh it's something that moves i never used to be strong enough to think that there's progress in that now you see that as soon. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the country. while he worries about the future of america and worries about her son's safety. or do you want the salon turned oh yeah. it's too. but i don

make you feel that trip i think it's really a little more sort of where you would know when to show chrissie what a chilly across the state with the flu it was pretty close up to the war zone of the post i suppose but most of knew what the source of. the only goal was to get in but in the bottom so when this wish gets a bit and we should be up with the more you go what's going to get us through 2 months that it would i don't you know there's really no. idea what the noise was through the house when yours then you would think you would be sure nobody got up but don't blame it on most guys the whisper was just another sort of muse brushwood but she was them you sort of want them simple questions that all humans that will say wish if. you wish it was a pretty serious. tribute to you because they can but when you but you can you with a ship with a torch to push. she almost all good. with it or do you think it was going to storm we were mostly able to get away with something you do with the fish good most of the way with some of the if you believe of the stupid by me to switch gears with that als

there are more parks that are dolores park or chrissy fields.here's other places you can enjoy, as well. so what we're asking people to do is to just make sure that you're using good judgment. if you go to dolores park, and you see that it's crowded and there's no place for you to go with your people and maintain your distance with your mask and so forth, why even step foot in that park? we will be out doing enforcement more so than we have in the past, but we want people to use common sense because we tend to see spikes in our numbers as a result of the holidays, and labor day, i'm sure, is not going to be any different. i've had people reach out to be to invite me to barbecues, people who want today do a jumpy with the kids, and i'm saying, why are you calling me? i'm going to say no way. it's not that i'm not only going to go, it's just that these are places where the virus could transmit. i'm just asking people to remember, be a part of the solution, and we will do our very best to be out there, to do enforcement. we don't want to have to do

joining me now to discuss that and more is chrissy houlahan of pennsylvania.or joining me this morning. my first question is about the unemployment insurance that expired in july, the paycheck protection program, which ended last month. it seems there is not much of a chance that the coronavirus relief bill is going to see the light of day, when it comes to a deal by the november election. so what do you tell your suburban philadelphia constituents who need this help and you're not getting it done with members of congress across the aisle? >> sure, thanks for having me. this is a team sport that requires the senate and the house to play nicely together. right now what we're seeing is the house has put forward a piece of legislation that more than three or four months ago at this point in time it is the senat senate's turn to respond. we have seen senator mcconnell has 36 years experience in doing this. he needs the votes to move pieces of legislation forward. what he did last week was pretty cynical. he didn't have his own caucus on board. so i very much when

and so you know we call between ourselves you know chrissy is the efficiency department you know she will be you know as i'm a little bit more chaotic i think together we combine to you know i've become this really successful working tain. and i want to be 11011. yet. 3 to be rewarded one of the army were here yeah. for sure yeah yeah without sounding soppy about it we want to help people we do want to help people but we with really feel it's important that we study the distance to help people because we've developed relationships with people and they can come in and they know that they're talking to a friendly face and someone that i've probably same before and so we're here for all hope. we are trying to live to go and see them find. i've taken out some piece of clients to stand up and say and come back. the next place. i like to stand. back. and be a great deal to help you. know your. time can't you don't you know because. you know. you're starting to bloom but i don't know when i'm going to get. something. i bought it at the same song back i bet it's a good time yeah that's what

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and so you know we call between ourselves you know chrissie is the efficiency department you know she will be you know as i'm a little bit more chaotic i think together we combine to you know i've become this really successful working tain. and i want to be 11001. yet. 3 to be rewarded. throughout new york you're here for your girl for sure oh yeah yeah without sounding soppy about it we want to help people we do want to help people but we with really feel it's important that we study the distance to help people because we've developed relationships with people and they can come in and they know that they're talking to a friendly face and someone that i've probably same before and so we're here for a whole. trip on the line to go and see them. i've taken out some few such clients to step up and to come back. and the next place. i like to stand. back. and be a great help to help here. like during your. time can't you still you know i think was also we thing by. yourself and i thought about our. talk. i must be on are. you starting to spoil. i don't know when i'm going to get. rick some

designed by chrissy. we started a pod. you know what a pod is? i did not know before this year. it's weird to go from parent to teacher. i have to keep reminding my kids, "it's not 'i hate you, daddy,' it's 'i hate you, mr. john.'" and on top of everything else, my wife and i are expecting our third child. that's right. we took a look at 2020 and thought "you know what might reduce our stress? a newborn baby." you know what the world needs right now? more people! hey, speaking of big babies, did you hear the tape of the president saying he intentionally tried to downplay the virus even though he knew how serious it was? well, here it is. >> well, i think, bob, really, to be honest but. >> sure, i want you to. >> i wanted to always play it down. i still like playing it down. >> yes. >> because i don't want to create a panic. >> yes, he'd like us to believe antifa is flying across the country to kill us with soup cans but does not want us to panic. by the way, that's not some leaked audio tape. trump said that on the record to bob woodward who was writing a book about him. and he

designed by chrissy. we started a pod. you know what a pod is? i did not know before this year.keep reminding my kids, "it's not 'i hate you, daddy,' it's 'i hate you, mr. john.'" and on top of everything else, my wife and i are expecting our third child. that's right. we took a look at 2020 and thought "you know what might

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legend is celebrating his seventh studio album and preparing to welcome his third child with wife chrissy >> jason momoa. >> you want momoa, huh? >> i mean, if lisa bonet's trying to share. >> you want some momoa? >> some samoan cooking, i don't know, jason momoa. >>> next to british royalty, they're nothing like us. >> maybe a little like us. because this morning we're hearing that queen elizabeth from time to time does indulge in a spot of fast food. >> and it's a spot, a spot of fast food, like a spot of tea. hang on here, don't get too excited. it's very rare that she eats fast food, apparently, but when she does, it's reportedly hamburgers. >> okay. >> not cheeseburgers. there's no bun. and it's also eaten, we say properly, but i don't think this is the proper way to eat a hamburger. she does it with a knife and fork. >> who doesn't? i just had one today. >> none of us. >> and prepared in her own kitchen. her former chef tells "the insider" staff would make their own versions of takeout food for the royal family, shooting their own deer, making their own venison burgers. >> stuffed w

and so you know we call between ourselves you know chrissie is the efficiency department you know she will be you know as i'm a little bit more chaotic i think together we combine to you know i've become this really successful working tain. and i want to be 11001. yet. 3 to be rewarded. throughout new york you're here for her for sure yet. without sounding soppy about it we want to help people we do want to help people but we with really feel it's important that we study the distance to help people because we've developed relationships with people and they can come in and they know that they're talking to a friendly face and someone that i've probably same before and so we're here for a home. trip on the line to go and see them. i've taken out some few suppliants to step up and bring them back. and to explain what it's. like to stand. back. and be a great help to help here. like during your. time can't you still you know. you also we think. your souls and i think about our heart. i must be on are. you starting to spoil. i don't know when i'm going to get. rick something. something. ne

we will have a vaccine because of this president carrying through pr chrissy to make a safe and effective -- carrying through bureaucracy to make a safe and effective vaccine. we have seen the greatest mobilization of the private sector since world war ii. record forwill be a a novel pathogen. the timing, if we get a by the end of the year, or even three years which was the timing of ebola. this president has done an unprecedented job. dr. fauci even acknowledged. i will get you that clip to your inbox. [indiscernible] the united states leads the world in cases, and deaths. doesn't the president bear responsibility for that as well? >> when you look at the rest of the world, in particular the fatality rate, it is 3%. 11.9%,ld is 3.3%, u.k. belgium 11.2%, and you can go through the various western countries. we have done a very good job. they fatality rate is a testament to our therapeutics. this is the metric that shows how well our response is done and we are leading the world and having the lowest case fatality rate. that is a very important metric and a testament, once again, to a pres

other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own wide sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. mike wanted. it well. you know we're. there and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress and make it seem to me you. we were 57 years ago where. he was making that leap that still exists today not really anything has changed. and even all these are born into acts naming some breeds even that's right yet even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being timid it originally may think that we have. the white race and racial tension and the races are just the mouse almost instant something that moves i never used to be strong enough to think that there's progress and then now you see that as soon as. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the country. while he worries about the future of america and worries about her son's safety. or do you want the salon

we've got lea upton, the director chrissy is a nurse practitioner with the unit. welcome, guys.a couple of pounds or less, that 300 pounds of equipment for each child across town. that must have been very taxing in and of itself >> yes it was pretty exhausting for our staff. but i tell you, we couldn't have done it without all the help from the women's campus and pediatrics from getting everything settled here and helping us move it up there. >> chrissy, first of all, bless you and bless every one of you there. what an incredible job you did you really are saints. but what was it like inside that hospital you get to lake charles memorial, the hurricane moves in you're here with these tiny babies who that storm came through? >> sure. it was pretty terrifying just the wind and the water coming through but our focus was these babies we wanted to make sure all of them were taken care of just like we would take care of them at the main campus whether there was a storm or not so that was our main focus it kind of went fast from there. because we had such -- so many babies to take care

other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own wide sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. and. mike wanted. it well. here we are back. you know we're. not there and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king. many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress to give its name to see where we were 37 years ago. that he was making that speech that still is today not really anything has changed and that men and women all these are born into acts naming some breeds even death right now even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being timid it rightly that we have. evoking the white race and racial tension and the race of that is the mouse almost instant something that needs i never thought. through enough to think that there's progress in the now you see that looms. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the country. while he worries about the future of america and worries about her son's safety

and finally the french president is being accused chrissy for removing his face mask during a meeting with students despite a law requiring them to be worn in public and to make matters worse emanuel mccrone began to cough. the president coughs outside of his mom's constrictors out his hand to take and return a glass of water straight after no jail no head washing what can we hope for can't stand the fabric masks which is sparingly distributed to teaches however he only spoke for 5 minutes with his what it teaches have to say you're forced to speak with one sometimes for 8 hours per day that the president is laughing at the world what are we expecting that the video to be broadcasted schools will be saying that should not be done but just as friends on the wall brace for a 2nd wave of the pandemic mosques skeptics are rallying solid defense get reports from us. masks are just a look around on the streets of paris everywhere people are following the rules but what if you're one of those people who has questioned the whole idea of wearing a mask all they effective do they prevent the tr

chrissie hynde >>> record heat weave adds fuel to the deadly california wildfires.ef in sight >>> covid death count in the u.s. surpasses 190,000 will this labor day weekend lead to new spike in cases >> a situation aboard a military cha charter, a loud boom >>> today's labor day holiday marks 57 days until election things are tightening up in some areas. >>

the market itself is very interesting chrissy would mention something about growth stocks and value and that's something to note in that didn't write now historically value to growth the ratio or the difference it's only been at this place twice before 19282000 of course we know what happened in the ensuing years now that doesn't necessarily mean that we're heading for a major crash but the economic has a new company even before the pandemic was sort of sparring along yes we had growth but at 3.43.6 percent it wasn't anything too tremendous and some of the other sectors of the market besides tech were really just kind of floundering along looking at the small caps for example they have not participated in this move up although they've been dragged along the brick and mortar retail of course it's been a sector that's been really beat up you mentioned the concerns with oil and gas that stuff will continues to be a concern and even transportation so we're looking at the supply demand situation in the united states it hasn't been robust in a while what will make it come back it's kind of ha

other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own white sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. thick black. mike wanted. it well. here we. were. and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress i mean it seems to me. we were going to 7 years ago carol where all had to do with making that movie that still applies today and not really anything has changed and that may and even all these are going to x. meaning some dreams even death right now even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being intimidated by the only thing that we had. that. evoking the white race the ending racial tension and the race of that is the bit about oh it's you need something that moves i never thought. this through enough you think there's progress and then now you see that soon after the wounds. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the country. while he worries about the

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. >>> and chrissy teigen saying a remedy for pregnancy headaches. and she has been using botox. a doctor about the ri6rks a risks and repardwards for tha fr of treatment. feels like the bay area out here. that fire threat is worrisome to say the least. >>> thanks, rob be. >> and coming up, the cast of princess bride is reuniting but one person is not too happy. >>> and one easy thing that you can do to improve your well-being. >>> and here is a live look outside right now. it is 6:22 on this labor day. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. idearand with summer here,these energy bills are rising. together, we can save energy and money... ke ilden. by taking steps to stay cool while using less. >>> happy labor day. hopefully you are sleeping in. it is 77 in hayward, 67 san leandro. very war

other radically black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own wide sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. thick black was. like damn funny. well. you know we're. live and we'll show you that. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king. many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress to get the same to see where we were 37 years ago. and you are taking me back still there today not really anything has changed that they're doing all this morning at x. naming some dreams even describing it even though it's nice it's pretty to look at what real change is not being committed originally that we can. evoke the white race. and the races and the mouse only it's something that needs i never used to be strong enough to think that there's progress there now you see that soon as soon as. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the country. while he worries about the future of america and worries about her son's safety. you want the salon trail oh yeah. it's

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and sense of isolation as actually i mean difficult for them to understand the changes and how life chrissy mental and physical impairment of children are a challenge for them and their families even under non pandemic circumstances now that the whole world is concerned with not contracting the virus to the concerns of these kids with special needs go on dressed. and the fact of permits are affecting total disproportionately as i said the poor and the most marginalized children and there you are at it is that and our banner will situations are affected most like children living in cook communities countries and girls in particular children operated and living in countries acting's or exposed to it disabilities and it was not an impact and lifelong of the consequences of undamaged risk plunging them further into hardship or marriage and labor many children for example may never return to school as they have to support their families and when schools are closed they may also become my marriage because many have dependents who meet us as their only or a similar situation on the move to live in

right, chrissy? oh my god. ♪ i browsed eight sites for divorce attorneys today.th you. me too. red heart emoji. blue heart emoji. i hate lee though. puke emoji. puke emoji. my heart rate is currently 150. 151. and back down to 150. on march fifteenth i purchased prenatal vitamins and four pregnancy tests. the number on my credit card is zero, two, three, seven, one, two, two, one, zero, seven, six, five. ♪ well, guess tonight's going to be... ...a two-brush night. right? not sorry. reese's. we adapt and we change we're here to keep you safe. "the daily social distancing show. so earlier today, i spoke with one of my favorite authors and a best-selling author malcolm gladwell. we talked about his podcast, revisionist history and how you can teach yourself to think the way you don't think. check it out. malcolm gladwell. welcome to "the daily social distancing show. >> thank you. i'm very flattered to be on it. >> trevor: i'm honored to have you here because, i said this to you before we started recording but i'll say it again while people are watching so there are

some, instead, opted to go to other locations, like chrissy field's east beach. as for the smoke, experts say sunday, most of it in the bay area came from two fires. both, the woodward and august fire, burning north of san francisco. add triple-digit temperatures, and you have additional concerns that's making for high ozone readings, especially in parts of santa clara and livermore valleys. >> people are enjoying themselves, despite it. but it's not the bay that we are used to seeing. it's not the beautiful san francisco that people come to visit, is it? >> reporter: still, though, as crowded as beaches were, the attitude was positive. spirit festive, all topped with a spectacular sunset and a hope that we can come together during what is, now, a hot, smoky pandemic. >> we are trying to do the best we can. and, you know, i think we have to just try not to look for like 100% compliance with every little last letter of every little regulation. you know? >> here at ocean beach, you can see those flashing lights. this parking lot is still closed, and will be closed

janet and chrissy i believe were their names. >> got it. >> here's the thing when it comes to marketingthese sites and platforms as anything other than interchangeable from each other. for they don't care where they bet as long as the money line is the same, the spreads, the optionality is the same. or do people really stick with one, i'm going with draftkings and never going to delete the app that's the way it is why am i talking like this >> well i think pen is abouteting on bar stool for that and that loyalty they're coming to the table with we'll see. they're just launching that aminu. a lot of -- that app we'll see. >> that is true. contessa brewer on a deal there. guy adami that $50 on the rams winning, your welcome, that took away the returns for sure do you have a preference on sports betting world. >> draftkings, everybody on the show talk about draftkings, here it closes 38 and we've talked about it for a while and i will say again for 50th time they could cancel all professional sports today and you still buy draftkings this is a secular shift, for the next decade not the nex

other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own wide sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. thick black was. like. well. here we. were. and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king. many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress to give its name to see where we were 37 years ago or. at 2 or 3 games that still existed today not really anything has changed when you get there and even more minute x. meaning some dreams even describing it even though it's nice it's pretty to look at real change is not being timid it certainly that we can. evoking the white race the enemy is so tense and the race that is in the mouth oh it's something that moves i never used to strong enough to think that there's progress and then now you see that as soon. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the country. while he worries about the future of america and worries about her son's safety. you want the salon charles oh yes we're not

. >> reporter: the city was invisible above chrissy field and the bay bridge appeared to vanish in theor the first time, in a long time, san francisco public library branches are reopening, this weekend. as clean air respite centers. >> the main library, chinatown, and mission bay branches are offering a room to chill out with some social distancing, a covid-19 health screening is required before entering. the oakland zoo tweeted it was closed saturday, due to ongoing air-quality concerns. in the north bay, the air wasn't much better. mt. tam, shrouded in smoke. mcginnis park in san rafael was closed due to air quality. pulmonologist dr. karen hardy urges everyone to stay inside this weekend. >> it's important for everyone to have a mask if they have to be outside. and to try and filter this kind of matter, you really would need an n95 mask. >> reporter: a bit of good news. cleaner air could make a comeback, next week. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> it's not just here. smoke is blachkting much of the pacific northwest. this was the air quality as one man returned to

because of construction work on mason street in the presidio is the extension of the stockton to chrissy field. it is important work because it allows us to expand the size of the buses to 60-foot buses in order to serve crowded conditions in chinatown. there is not enough room to lay over a 60-foot bus in the marina district. in order to create a new layover place while still allowing marine district residents to get into the garages, we've moved that to the nearest location, which is chrissy field. it allows presidio workers to get to work since the shuttle has been shut down due to the devastating economic impacts on the presidio trust and it gives chinatown and south of market residents access to a national park for the first time. something we're quite proud of. if i may, i wanted to talk about our rail restart and our slice issue. something we told you about last week. we just presented this morning to the board of supervisors in their role as the sfmta board talking about the latest findings of the splice. it is clear now that we made the right decision back on april 8 in shutting

. >> reporter: the city was invisible above chrissy field and the bay bridge appeared to vanish in therary branches are reopening this weekend as clean air respite centers. the main library, chinatown and mission bay branches are offering a room to chill out with social distancing, a covid-19 health screening is required before entering. the oakland zoo tweeted it was closed saturday due to ongoing air quality concerns. in the north bay, the air wasn't much better. mt. tam shrouded in smoke, park closed due to poor air quality. stanford pulmonologist dr. karen hardy urges everyone to stay inside this weekend. >> it is very dangerous to be out in this kind of air, so it's important for everyone to have a mask, if they have to be outside, and to try and filter this kind of matter, you really would need an n-95 mask. >> reporter: a bit of good news, cleaner air could make a comeback next week. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> the pacific northwest is also dealing with a historic emergency with a deadly wildfires there displacing tens of thousands of people. take a look at

chrissy cox is jonning us from illinois. we visited with you just againi beginning this experiment.ly well. we did increase our remote learning numbers to 23% but overall the things we have putt in place are working and i definitely credit my staff and our leadership to making sure that that's happening, that things are going well. >> we have pictures inside the classrooms here and showing them. >> sure. >> what has been the -- is the biggest challenge the challenge you thought it would be, whether that would be getting children to keep their masks on, to keep their distance? is it playing out as you anticipated or have you had to juggle through some surprises? >> i definitely think the biggest -- my biggest fear was the masks. the mask wearing. our students have done an amazing job with that, keeping the mask up over their nose. i thought that would be the biggest challenge and our children have done amazing. we have definitely had to rethink the way we meet as a staff and the way students are collaborative with one another so instead of playing math games together they're playing

other radical black movements they feel betrayed and accuse their own white sympathizers of hi paul chrissy. thick black was. like damn i want to. hear it well here we. are here we. are we're. here and we don't know yet. 57 years after the famous speech by martin luther king. many black americans are disappointed at the lack of progress to give its name to see where we were 37 years ago. that he was made to be that still is today not really anything has changed that day and even all this morning of acts naming some breeds even this right now even though it's night it's pretty to look at real change is not being committed by originally that we have. evoking the white race and racial tension in the races that is the mouse almost it's something that needs i never used to be strong enough to think that there's progress that now you see that soon as soon as. peter dia's visits his parents back home in washington. peter's mother and does not get to see him very often since he launched his militia and started touring the country. while he worries about the future of america and worries about her s

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. >> reporter: the city was invisible above chrissy field and the bay bridge appeared to vanish in thean francisco public library branches are reopening this weekend as clean air respite centers. the main library, chinatown and mission bay branches are offering a room to chill out with social distancing, a covid-19 health screening is required before entering. the oakland zoo tweeted it was closed saturday due to ongoing air quality concerns. in the north bay, the air wasn't much better. mt. tam shrouded in smoke, guinness park in san rafael was closed due to poor air quality. stanford pulmonologist dr. karen hardy urges everyone to stay inside this weekend. >> it is very dangerous to be out in this kind of air, so it's important for everyone to have a mask, if they have to be outside, and to try and filter this kind of matter, you really would need an n-95 mask. >> reporter: a bit of good news, cleaner air could make a babc 7 news.t week.col >> the pacific northwest is also dealing with a historic emergency with deadly wildfires there displacing tens of thousands of people. take a loo

now, your wife chrissy, is an identical twin.er sister, kimmy, throughout the pandemic. there are some of the most beautiful images that you've done, especially because of the intimacy of it. instagram page has over 100,000 followers. this is stunning, how did it come about? - we call them the chin twins. that's the lake outside of our house, which was frozen at the time. i've been photographing these two girls, ladies, my wife and my sister-in-law for 26 years. we met in the early '90s in milan. i fell in love immediately, and they've been my muses ever sense. it's been an incredible, sort of, process for me, and i have that chemistry with these two. if you think about someone in your family, in your life who you have chemistry with, it's a wonderful thing to do a photo essay with a person like that. - nigel, before i let you go, i said, of course, you are world-renowned photographer. however, the most requested question often is, "how do i take a great selfie?" - i have a couple of tricks. one of the things that is sort of a pe