>> without seeing any tax returns and related documents . >> mister gray wall, professor gray wall, is it true that every president since president nixon has disclosed their taxes to the public with the exception of president trump? >> i think maybe ford released a transcript, i might be mistaken but the general tenor of president is to make full disclosure . >> so professor gray wall, the president has broken with that tradition . >> it he is a nontraditional president, that's for sure. >> professor gray wall, is it accurate to say that the irs manual requires that every president and every vice president be audited by the irs? >> after watergate and the associated issues, the manual was amended to require double audits in fact of the president. >> professor, do we know whether or not the president has been audited by the irs? >> i believe that the ways and means committee's met with persons from the irs in charge of the internal revenue manual audits, i was not present but your committee would know. >> do you know whether or not the president has been audited by the irs? >> i do not

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this people seeking for better lives rather than to cage them as animals i don't think there's any gray area in that we can understand the motive force is trying to do but the with but the methods by which is trying to achieve those are are there are . what was the word was with a clean record holder poets have words for everything i thought. this is why i write a riddle now we have time to think i mean do boris johnson are very fond of kipling and he famously recited a poem and they are like man's been in me a mother. and yet in this new book of yours you say then i'll lean to whisper in kipling's ear before flicking the eager trigger well i'm a skipping die because well what i'm really looking at is the legacy of kipling the shadow 'd of him which in is large he created the phrase the white man and the white man's burden was listener is not just a creation an invention of racism but the structural representation of the manifestations of it which the plays out across across across the the whole world and his legacy is intact that is what i'm attacking the man himself isn't this noble o

are looking at a foggy start to this day as the phone not looking bad, but there's definitely some gray up ahead as we are seeing really for most areas all the way in london this morning too. these grey skies, a sign of some moderating temperatures into the afternoon not going to be near as hot as we have been and that's partly due to the deep in marine layer across the bay area still under a spare the air alert you can see most of the bay area back into the moderate category 4 air quality will see some bits of green in there such as you're seeing down in portions of santa cruz county at time across the rest of the bay. now temperatures right now are mostly in the 50's pretty similar start all in all to where we were at yesterday, your cooler numbers are up in the north bay with napa santa rosa cloverdale san anselmo and saint all in the 40's to kick things off. later today, it will be from the 50's and 60's to start to just the low 80's at our warmest most of us 60's 70's to look for too. ob. >>all right. thank you john we're heading over to the san mateo bridge because chp got 2 calls

in that and under that there space to bring women they are out of the you know the excellence the gray areas a shadow like you think that happens or inequality as i think you kind of refer poetically it is worse now than under a punt and i guess the deals in broke out of the time. have still played out in the way they have i think because power and money still stays in white hands in south africa the land disto owned by huge swathes of white. african farmers and there is money tied to that land and because of that the poverty still still still still plays out as for instance i discussed. the repercussions of the black farm workers who were paid in barrels 'd of lying for instance which created alcoholism in many members of color societies south africa that is still play that power dynamics to plays out in the a very flash i don't a name dropper when i tell her about that he said you don't understand we have to take the i.m.f. the corporations are important. you referred to one corporation in this book people will know it from this crescent machines kit their turnover is hundreds of mil

>>bit of a gray or sunrise this morning as these low clouds and fog depression across the bay.king for more of a spooky view then those nice clear skies that we had been seeing you can see outside from our center tower of us san francisco right now we both have some low cloud cover overhead and then that layer fog streaming right into the city this morning complementing the view it's definitely not a bad one, but we do have gray skies on much of the peninsula up into sonoma and marin counties visibility most affected as you head out right along the coastline and into our hill sides of the peninsula as well as marin and sonoma counties temperatures right now have remained pretty cool santa rosa, you're still at 36 degrees currently knapp of les ho and avato in the low 40's while hayward freeman oakland right now in the low 50's. later today we will see increased sunshine and some nice comfortable temperatures. daytime highs, mostly out of the 80's and back into the 70's for inland valleys with 70's right along the bay and 60's holding along the coast. robin so sorry john don't k

remember thebrand-new governor , we when we confronted the social unrest after the deathof freddie gray . and today is really now a national challenge that we are looking to address.

when after the tragic death offreddie gray , our largest city was on fire. and just in the first few hours, we had 400 some homes and businesses destroyed and hundred 27 police and firefighters injured and the city police force was overwhelmed and crying out for help. i declared a state of emergency . and i sent him an additional thousand police officers and 4000 members of the national guard to try to help the citizens of baltimore safe. stop the violence. to stop the destruction of property and 50, to protect people protesters on those that were inflicting all of this violence had also been entire operation baltimore city from our state capital indianapolis and i spent a solid week walking the streets. trying to lower the temperature, meeting with the leaders, owing, walking through that it freddie gray's neighborhood, meeting with naacp faith-based leaders and i think it's really important for us to strike that balance of addressing some of the systemic problems and listening to the concerns of people. but also, not allowing our cities to be and protectin

in the northern region where a recent election was held in defiance of the federal government to gray leaders warned the stop recognizing the leadership in that's going to fears that if europe could break up as the prime minister deals with growing calls from other regions for more autonomy the feud between the federal government. and to graze regional leaders ask the lated last month when they went ahead with the elections for the 2 grey parliament it was an act of defiance against the federal leadership in the capital which blamed the coronavirus emergency for postponing all elections the region's governing party that's a great people's liberation front accuse prime minister ahmed of holding the polls to stay in power until recently the p.l.f. has been part of a coalition of the likely based parties each in control of their own region they've since birth into prime minister prosperity party of a typical left refused to join live in it without influence in federal government mohamed atta sets up our discussion from nairobi in neighboring kenya the standoff between the to grab a regio

like, gray at the bottom. i don't have gray hair on my head, for some reason. i got grays coming out the bottom here. >> yeah. for some reason, it comes out the bottom, first. it is very amish. it'ser have mennonite, your beard. >> nobody likes it, at all. people on the street go, no! no, adam. doing it for a movie. they go no movie, no go! >> jimmy: whose basketball shoes are those behind you? >> these are -- i'm in philadelphia right now. i just got in this house doing a movie. and it's coincidental. these are lebron james, the man who owns this house apparently, you know, met lebron and he signed sneakers for him. these are lebron james and i am doing a movie in philly, like lebron's company is producing it. but do you like them? they're nice. >> jimmy: isn't that a funny thing we do, though? we will take a man who is bigger than we are, we'll take his shoes and put them in a plexiglass box, on display. >> i know. these are cool. these are size -- you want to know what size they are? >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> 106. jimmy, what is the craziest thing you ever si

back home a lot of cloud cover here, a little gray -- i should say a lot of gray for most of you, and from our exploratorium camera, 60 downtown. it is 63 in oakland, 52 in gilroy. on the coast 57. the gray sky here, san francisco, 59 in napa, 61 in novato. 60 in livermore. a few peeks of sun on the way, but for the most part the clouds dom thating tmale gtyr a will turn dry on tomorr a relative humidity has helped us with the fires. 92% right now, and looking at a 58news. as we get into your sunday, you notice a lot of sunshine coming our way with that wind shift. so here's today, and then by later today, that system is out of here. this is your sunday, and looking at the poor air quality today, that's due to a wind shift. we start out with a southwest wind, and then getting into a northwest wind, and in fact, it looks like we're going to see more smoke as we get into your sunday, particularly in the north bay. so that system to the north of us as it pushes through, there is the winds, and that wind profile allowing for the strong northerly winds to allow a good ten-degree jump tomor

a small band of mexican gray wolves in arizona and new mexico. recreational hunting, but their ultimate fate is up to each state's regulati regulation. former director wildlife service called the movement premature and reckless. green groups don't give the administration much credit for blocking what's called be pebble mine project. at the mine is located in alaska which contains massive amounts of copper and gold. it's also the headquarters of the two systems with legendary donald trump jr. came out against the billion dollar plus projects. he agrees 100% that headwaters of bristol bay and the bristol bay r2 you need to take chances with. the trump senior hasn't disagreed with his son, but hasn't agreed either. tweeting last month, don't worry, wonderful and beautiful alaska, there will be no politics in the process. >> environmentalists are also skeptical about the mason moved to bar gas drilling in parts of mexico and the atlantic ocean. it's a rare move against the fuel industry. shannon. >> shannon: thank you. most-watched, most trusted, mos

on the future cast playing us through today the marine layer will surge on sure and it will stay gray for a good part and the day along with a chance of light rain near the coast. normally on sunday we would see that marine layer coming in during the morning but tomorrow morning the exact opposite will happen that marine layer will clear out and sunday will be noticeably sunnier and warmer than today. we will show you that in the 7- day forecast. it is a different personality on both days of the weekend. today is gray and drizzle, and tomorrow we start the warm up, the theme for much of the 7-day forecast. light drizzle with 1/100 through inverness, half moon bay. as far as the second chance of rain, the totally separate system coming in, you can see with the clouds look like right now. as we track the future cast watch the line of rain approaching from the north. this is 3:00 in the afternoon and those are spotty showers that will fall apart just when they get to the sonoma county line. as we get to 4:00 to 6:00, it might look like a possibility of rain in the sky, but it's doubtful

a mix of mid and upper 50s to around 60 degrees, gray skies for most of the day tomorrow. tomorrow's dog walking forecast brought to you by while tree, that is a happy looking cordy, thank you for sharing that picture with us. plenty of cloud cover overhead in oakmont, santa rosa for violet with temperatures topping out around 70 degrees during the afternoon, and that is several degrees below average just because we are not going to see that much sunshine, and in sonoma county she there actually has the best chance of getting a sparkler to have rain in her fur. the temperatures reaching into the 60s and 70s. not a huge variation in our high temperatures on saturday, earlier this week we saw that 40b0 difference between the coast and then further inland east of the diablo range. tomorrow, a 14b0 difference, th warm spots are only going to reach into the mid-70s. mid and upper 60s around the bay with mostly upper 60s and low to mid 70s further inland, we start warming up a little bit on sunday with more sunshine breaking through the clouds, but as a normal normal temperature

john good morning guys, yeah for a second morning in a row we're seeing some gray skies for parts of the bay area makes the fog and some low clouds sitting above the bay area this morning. keeping things a bit gloomy to start, but we will see clearing later on today visibility has been better overall than it was yesterday air quality is going to be around the same as what you saw yesterday a range of good to moderate conditions across the bay and that green and yellow. well if you do look to our north up towards mendocino and portions of lake county. there is some poor air quality still remaining up there. as for temperatures were in the 50's currently alameda oakland and berkeley each at 55 degrees, san francisco and san matteo at 54 little cooler up north santa rosa san anselmo say alina all in the 40's to start this morning. later on today. we're in the 70's and 80's for most of our bayside in coastal areas while inland still holding on to some 90's for the last day in this forecast talking that cooler weather still to come robin. thank you john, some of our bridges are improving

jay gray, nbc news, lafayette. >> we really fee area. nothing like that in our neck of the woods. >> kari, you work in those areas where you projected those hurricanes, this is even worse than that. >> yeah, i was there. i just posted a picture on my social media pag page @karihallweather on facebook and instagram. i worked there and we had hurricane katrina and rita. unfortunately, it looks like this season is causing that season to pale in comparison. four in one year, i mean, that's just crazy. our hearts go out to them and my friends there. we've had a lot of issues of our own with all of the fires burning. we still have a lot of smoke and even as our temperatures come down and it gets nicer outside we're still not really able to get out and enjoy it because of the smoke coming through. we're looking at temperatures in parts of the east bay reaching into the low 70s. along the coastline we have some upper 50s for half moon bay. you head over to san mateo, mid-60s. we'll see palo alto reaching up to 70 degrees. for san francisco expec

the delisting exempts a small band of mexican gray wolves in arizona and new mexico.hange leaves the adjustable open to recreational hunting but their ultimate fate would be up to each state's regulations lose former director of the wildlife service call the move against the rules premature and reckless. green groups to give the administration much credit for blocking the pebble mine project. the mine is located in alaska's bristol bay which contains massive amounts of copper and gold. it is also the floodwater of two river systems where the legendary salmon run. they came out against the billion-dollar project tweeting is a sportsman who spent plenty of time in the area i agree 100% the head what is of bristol bay and surrounding fisheries are too unique and fragile to take chances with. trump senior hasn't disagreed with his son but hasn't agreed either tweeting don't worry, wonderful and beautiful alaska, there will be no politics. environmentalists are skeptical about the president's recently moved to bar offshore oil and gas drilling in parts of the gulf of mexic

"today in the bay" jay gray is in utah with a wrap up. >> reporter: vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris wasted little time getting right to it. >> he would not raise tax on anybody making less than $400,000. >> reporter: the debate fast paced and at times the back and forth contentious but civil. >> you respect the american people when you tell them the truth. you respect the american people when you have the courage to be a leader. >> reporter: covid-19 dominating the early discussion. >> they knew and they covered it up. the president said it was a hoax. they minimized the seriousness of it. >> we were able to see to the delivery of billions of supplies so our doctors and nurses had the resources for what they needed. and we began really before the month of february. it was hard to develop a vaccine. >> reporter: the candidates also trading shots on other familiar issues, including the economy, jobs, immigration and racial injustice. >> the president of the united states took a debate stage in front of 70 million americans and refused to condemn white supremacists. >> he

.>> we will start the warming trend today, yesterday was gray and misty and cool but today the clouds are gone and temperatures will climb, not hot yet, that is later in the week that you notice today is five or a degrees warmer than yesterday, mid-90s by the middle of this coming week and by the time we get towards wednesday and thursday, there will be pretty views all around as we look at our cameras, this is on top of the salesforce tower over the bay bridge and numbers range from anywhere around 46 at santa rosa to the upper 50s in the bay. topping out 84 inland today and that number is only upper 70s yesterday as begin upper 70s that is where we will be in the bay. 84 around concord and 76 in san jose and 82 for santa rosa and we do have a spare the air yesterday and we did nicely yesterday with the onshore wind is air quality was great, today it goes downhill a little bit but we may notice that it will be a trend the next week. but for now back to you >>> a tragedy on lake tahoe as a woman drowns and the man who tried to save her is in critical condition this was friday evening

comes on the same day wildlife officials announced a young male member of california's only known gray wolfpack has ventured into oregon. the pack was first spotted in 2017, only the second pack spotted in california since the species vanished from here in 1924. >>> now let's get to our weather with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. all-important halloween is coming up, sandhya. >> it is indeed, ama and dan. we have a fabulous forecast for halloween. i want to show you a live picture from the east bay hills camera. creek fire in the central valley sending smoke in the upper layers of the atmosphere. we are starting to see impacts at the lower levels. sensitive groups in the north bay starting to see poor air quality, moderate air quality across the rest of the region. definitely close your windows so you don't breathe the unhealthy air. live doppler 7 showing a few patches of fog. that will be changing overnight tonight. from our sutro tower camera looking at san francisco, sunny, 64 degrees. low to mid 70s from san jose to oakland. 83 in gilroy. half moon bay is a cool 59 degree

heads but when it comes to syrians they are basically oskar schindler no doubt alas i was wrong the gray zone has been reporting on a new leak of hundreds of documents that shows westerners government funded intelligence cutouts trained and funded syrian opposition leaders planted stories in media outlets from b.b.c. to al-jazeera and rana qadri of journalists u.k. government contractors developed an advanced infrastructure of propaganda to stimulate support in the west for serious political and armed opposition that's right government contractors you and me me me and you and me and other taxpayers in the u.k. funded the propaganda that manufactured consent for destroying syria ok let's listen up oligarchy if you can my do ice and get us to nearly collapse a country of 20000000 people at least don't make it but make us behave for it ourselves. high need to stop paying taxes like trump dammit. but how much impact could these few stories possibly be i mean i'm sure there's false grab was bad prevalent well according to the least documents these u.k. funded firms function as full time p.r.

nbc's jay gray has the latest from salt lake city. hey, jay, good morning >> hey, there. good morning, phillip. good morning, lindsey. you could tell, from the start, this was going to be a different debate you could see it inside the hall, with the covid-19 protections. and between the candidates, who were much more civil this go-around, than the men at the top of their ticket last week. still, there were some very clear and distinct differences here vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris wasted little time getting right to it. >> he will not raise taxes on anybody who makes less than $400,000 a year. >> he said he is going to appeal the trump tax cuts. >> mr. vice president, i'm speaking >> reporter: the debate, fast-paced at times. the back and forth, contentious but civil. >> you respect the american people when you tell them the truth. you respect the american people when you have the courage to be a leader >> reporter: covid-19 dominateth ear dominating the early discussion. >> they knew and covered it up they minimized the seriousness of it. >> we were

gray we're standing in what looks to me at least 2 very different types of areas what happened here so yes or right in the line of 2 different progress or . the one right here was planted 2 years ago and the one behind us was planted 3 years ago so overseeing is as he's probably restorations get older more plants emerge as they get more mature they're flowering so they're quite dynamic how many plant species do you have in here for this particular plane and i believe we had 130 species ranging from there's a native western sunflower this is a coral species we have rattlesnake master here we have grassley of goldenrod here isn't a neck in a show here a paper book on foot already flour. all those bloomers started here all right so this is the seed room. project director bill kleiman well you might think that the perris tube would find its way out into these former cornfields but it doesn't walk very fast so we would have to wait millennia whereas we can collect the seed from the remnant prairie's bring it out to a cornfield that we're retiring planted and it will grow that year do you ha

well the feud between the federal government in other anti grays regional leaders escalated last month when they went ahead with the elections for the tikrit parliament was an act of defiance against the government which blamed the coronavirus emergency for postponing all elections the region's governing party the to great people's liberation front accuse prime minister of halting the polls to stay in power well until recently the t p l f had been part of a coalition of ethnically based parties each in control of their own region the coalition has since merged into prime minister ahmed prosperity party bought the t.p. l.f. refused to join leaving it without influence in the federal government ahmed add though is following this from neighboring kenya he says the political crisis in ethiopia is a cause for concern for the whole region. tension has been building up for months between prime minister meets government and the officials who are running the north and to gray region who the former ruling elite the t.p.a. left dominated e.p.i. to be of course lucian which would be to call the wh

every one of these states that you see in gray here was won by donald trump in 2016.can see here trump's playing an awful lot of defense. he's got to shore up not every single one of these gray states you see on the map here, but most of them. he cannot afford many losses. take florida. you're talking about florida. if you average the polls there right now, trump's down by two. he's within striking distance, but if biden were to get there fl, just getting florida, and that treasure-trove of 29 electoral votes, that could inch him up over 26 0. again, look at the options on the map biden would have if he flipped arizona. that put him over 270. put that back to tossup. if he flipped up pennsylvania, michigan, if he flipped at wisconsin. you see florida emerges as a must-win state for the president. you look at the three midwest states. if biden sweeps these three midwest states, he'd be over 270. and that would be it. trump has to pull out a win in one of the midwest states. that's why you here about pennsylvania. 20 electoral votes. if trump gets that, again, he'd have

it's a gray start to the day as he look to the bay bridge.eratures in the 40's and the 50's. looking at cloudy skies, foggy conditions for many locations this morning. let's talk about the weather had lines it'll be a cooler day for today with that stronger sea breeze kicking in. today actually the start of a cooling trend for us as we head through the week. that spare the area alert for the north bay, today and into tomorrow due to smoky skies and unhealthy air because of the glass fire for the north bay. everywhere else looking at good úon shore flow. the stronger let's talk about the rain chances for friday and saturday. again, unfortunately the model is now trending dryer for the end of the week. the satellite and radar view, that ridge of high pressure and that low pressure system bringing in that stronger ocean breeze for us, cooling us down today through the end of the week. taking you hour by hour on future cast. partly sunny to mostly cloudy. evenl capacitier still as we look to tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies. all of us down to th

a change now means faster change to gray water. that's the cycle of construction in san francisco. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. we have 21 listeners and 10 in the queue. next speaker, please. >> my name is stephanie. i'm a constituent in district eight. this is my third time calling in to the board of supervisors, but i've been following this issue through mothers out front and the climate emergency coalition. much like heidi was saying, this hit home when we were sealed in our apartment, couldn't open windows, and i had to cook on the gas stove, i notice the fumes. every time i walk by our gas stove i notice fumes whether or not it is on. i learned from a pregnancy and toddler health seminar that we need to have windows open when cooking with gas, but now we can't have them open. what are we being subjected to and designing for new homes? i'm really excited and proud to be from rafael's district and i want to be proud of san francisco set be exampling for california and other parts of the united states, having a transition that ensures health and creates jobs l

he wrote this -- iron gray hair, a gray beard and mustache, gruff in manner, stern and experience. a rough week's -- a rough exterior with a kind heart. he knew how to drill, how to command and how to care for his command and the men respected him. he would mean all of his training and experience to look after his commands because -- by the time of the battle of gettysburg in 1863, greene had been promoted. he was in commands over a brigade of new york soldiers. the men that comprise these units came from places like new york city, buffalo, rochester, and many other smaller towns in the state of new york. it would be these men that greenwood leave to battle. before greene's brigade would take a position, union deployments will have started the evening before on the afternoon of july first. they ultimately suffered a defeat and the army of the potomac would begin to rally again on a location known as cemetery hill. not far from's cemetery hill -- from cemetery hill is another wooded hill known as culp's hill, and as the remnants of the union army were beginning to rally, some of tho

>>hey not all that bad we are in for a cooler day in part due to that gray that's pushing across the bay area timber on right here not the brightest just yet cold front to our north and some tropical moisture to our south now these 2 factors have been combining over the past couple of weeks to make it look like we could see some rainfall in the future and it will happen for areas of the pacific northwest, but that chance of rainfall back here at home really starting to diminish especially on friday. rainfall looking less and less likely as models come through showing a good chance of rain for the pacific northwest, but bay area stepping back off the gas pedal little bit for rain chances to start the weekend. now saturday. we do see our better chance of rainfall for the weekend ahead, especially mendocino county northward on up into the pacific northwest, north bay areas like sonoma county in the vicinity, the glass fire could see some light showers and that's actually ideal got a fresh burn scar up there still some fire activity in crews still need access to some of those burned area

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. >>> the trumpet ministration has removed gray wolves from the endangered species list in most parts of the united states. the announcement made just days ahead of the election, would allow hunting of gray wolves to resume around the great lakes area, which is obviously a key battleground region in the presidential race. gray wolves have recovered from near extinction in parts of the country, biologists revealed the immigrations plan to strip protections for the wolves say it lacked scientific justification. >>> in your tool to help halt the spread of coronavirus. coming up at 10:45, how researchers at uc berkeley are turning to sewage for answers. >>> up next to march against police brutality and systemic racism, tonight's gathering could close the streets in stockton. >>> in bay area weather, i am tracking cooler temperatures as we had three or friday forecast but the weekend will be a different story. we will update the forecast coming up in a bit. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house me

. ♪ all the leaves are brown ♪ all the leaves are brown ♪ and the sky is gray ♪ and the sky is gray ♪ue persuasion (the cowsills) ♪ give me a head with hair ♪ long beautiful hair ♪ shining, gleaming hi, i'm felix cavaliere from the rascals. if you were like me and grew up in the '60s, you were part of a generation that thought it could change the world by planting the seeds of a better social order and knew that one of the best ways to spread that message was in the music. ♪ all the world over, so easy to see ♪ ♪ people everywhere just want to be free ♪ ♪ hot town, summer in the city ♪ ♪ back of my neck getting dirty and gritty ♪ ♪ tuesday afternoon the '60s was filled with unbridled idealism and a youthful exuberance causing everything around us to change. how we looked, how we thought, and how we felt. ♪ this is the dawning of the age of aquarius ♪ ♪ age of aquarius ♪ call out the instigators ♪ because there's something in the air ♪ ♪ he ain't heavy (mellow music) ♪ he's my brother on today's show we're going back in time to take a musical journey through the '60s. but before we go

you see them in gray. joe biden is ahead in the average of polls. lot of options just looking at gray states which represent those that are battleground states available. now what i'm going to do is i'm going to give joe biden all of the states where he's got over a 5% lead in the average of polls today. look at those numbers. he's up to 258. he is still short, though, of the magic 270 by 12 and president trump is short by 89. so how do you get to those numbers all said for both of the candidates? let's drill down on these. when you look at the paths to victory based on this map here, alex. there are seven ways for joe biden to get to 270. there is one way for donald trump to get to the white house one more time. yes, there's a possibility of a tie as well. so let's dig in to how joe biden and the seven different ways he can get there. these are they -- he can win more or less just one state to get over 270. florida. he is now the next president of the united states. pennsylvania also, 278. i can go on and on here. also georgia, if joe biden wins ge

today will be in the 50's and 60's for san francisco and right along the coastline little fog year, grayemaining at the coast even into the afternoon well elsewhere in the bay area it will be 70's and well looking at some sunshine later today to enjoy the 70's under for san jose 75 for the high santa clara at 74 60's 70's in just a few low 80's hanging on for the inland east bay. what a change from yesterday's low 90's and many of the same areas. laos 71 napa 76 youngsville still at 80 degrees. but that's a lot cooler than yesterday's mid 90's were now tomorrow temperatures continue to fall from the low 80's on average today to below 70's tomorrow and we keep those 70's around through the upcoming weekend too friday, just the slightest the chance of a couple of sprinkles saturday, better chances of rainfall for the north bay, especially in the vicinity of the glass fire which could help to at least dampen some of the soils around the blaze. >>robert all right. thank you john off to 92 or traffic is slower and slower every time you check it, it's getting busy right now heading over to the

side even into the afternoon well after the morning, gray elsewhere in the bay area you've got amplee to look for to 60's and 70's for most of our bayside cities with some low 70's in the south bay today even in the east bay for inland areas at our warmest it's only mid 70's walnut creek in concord at 74 each oakland 66 along with richmond. while the lehigh at 68 in the vicinity of the glass fire temperatures remain mostly in the low 70's, few upper 60's in there too, which is certainly a lot better than triple digits or 90's which we had been saying tomorrow and saturday temperatures remain cool again just that slightest the chance of a sprinkle or 2 on saturday. we see sunshine reappearing come sunday and remain pretty mild 2 to close out the weekend. temperatures gradually climb through next weekend even though we will be warming up we still won't be in the 90's by next wednesday. robin. >>all right, thank you john tracking some cal train delays we had some police activity along the peninsula and burly game so they actually stopped a train one 13 for police investigation and that'

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