no one had seen steven for weeks. >> so i called harvey. and i said, "hey, harvey.all really concerned about steven. have you seen him?" and he goes, "oh, well, he's over in hawaii. he went to hawaii." >> reporter: now, that was strange. because harvey told another friend steven went to mexico. >> what'd you think? >> i thought, well, steven wouldn't go into mexico at gunpoint. i mean, it was completely out of character for him. >> reporter: then harvey's friend greg, the stainless steel guy, said he noticed something strange about steven's usually cluttered cabin. >> it was completely sterile. just nothing in it, not one loose object. >> reporter: it was as if steven had never set foot in here. and then those boaters made their shocking discovery. steven face down in the ocean, a bullet in his head. >> what was it like to get that news? >> oh it was awful. i felt like i was in some made for tv movie. it's like, this can't be happening. none of us could believe it was happening. >> reporter: detectives ken clark and robert martindale wanted to have a look at harvey

domestic television istribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. welcome back, charles. charles: thank you very much. glad to be back. harvey: how was the trim? charles: good. good. came back to, you know, absolute aos -- chaos again in the country. harvey: you did and we are going to start with that chaos and the fallout, and there's so much of it from the jacob blake shooting. so much collateral damage beyond the fact that poor jacob is paralyzed from the waist down and no yet on why he was shot three -- seven times in the back but there were three kids in the car that desperately need help. charles: seeing him shot, you can imagine there are long-term ramifications and something is family is dealing with right now. harvey: we had ben crump on while you were away and ben rightly said we're not talking about short-term, we're talking about lifelong issues these kids are going to have. remember, these bullets were flying inside a car that they were. in beyond terrifying, beyond horrific. these kids need help. >> they're going to need help for a lon

harvey: i get it. i did stuff hike this when i was a reporter for cbs in los angeles where, in the 1990's, just everything happened in the city. i mean, it was -- it felt so cataclysmic. it's funny, i think about that compared to 2020 and 2020 is worse but we had floleds and fl grooleds floods and all this stuff and you just do it. charles: the criticism that i'm sure you heard and a lot of these reporters, especially the weather channel hear is they're just doing it for the show of getting great video. i think, having produced newscasts like this, the reason you want to do it is because you want people to understand what they're up against. harvey: if you took the reporter out of the equation you'd just see a bunch of branches flying and it doesn't have the impact. when you see what it can do to a human being, you connect to it and think twice because you want to stay or whatever. i think there's a useful function in that. that said, i remember one time when it was so difficult and brutal. i remember

[laughter] christopher harvey with us. the problem with christopher harvey is when you get his research note, you go damn, because there's always one or two sentence since -- one or two sentences that are absolutely brilliant. christopher harvey with wells fargo, you absolutely daniel the -- you absolutely nail the under ownership of apple computer. how is it possible that apple is under owned? christopher: that is a great question. it is something we have been monitoring for about two years now. we have been scratching our heads why institutional pms have been underweight apple. we talk about the underweight, , and they was growth would say, we don't care. we would say, you should. growth stock. let's move on. now a lot of people are saying, how did apple get to where it is .t this point in time that is why we think it continues to grind higher. tom: what is the behavior of fund managers as they continue to quarter and? -- to quarter end? are they forced to buy these highflying techs? christopher: i'm not sure if they are

thank you very much. >> one things texans have shown whether it be harvey, all of these other storms, they have been through it and it shows the resilience and perseverance texans have. we are made even stronger by the swift and found a defective support we get from our leaders in washington dc. you are the builder president. you are helping to build the spine that will help protect texas and you are helping texas rebuild in the aftermath of this hurricane and we say thank you. president trump: do you have any questions? status in the galveston bay with the hundreds of chemical plants? if you could share an update on the economic and environmental impact? >> the commission on environmental quality continues to monitor those with regard to air quality and water quality. they have mobile units engaged to make sure they can adequately go to all the impacted areas. if there is any type of environmental situation, it will be swiftly contained. pres. trump: anybody else? this is an important trip to visit these communities. do you plan to visit kenosha, wisconsin? pres. trump: probably so.

you're going to see the coordination and help slowing this way because texas, when we had hurricane harvey, louisiana came to our aid and they sent people left and right and i think you see them reciprocate and the federal government is on standby to help. i am impressed the coordination and preparation has really gotten good. >> randy, congressman, republican of texas, 14th district, we appreciate your time. [inaudible conversations] >> i want to thank everybody for gathering here today, especially want to thank senators cornyn and crews for taking the time to join us today and being part of the aerial overview were able to take to get a better assessment of the entire region as well as to work with us here on the ground. i want to thank the two local area congressmen, one for the two strict and congressman and adjacent district as well as lieutenant government patrick and state senator nichols and local representatives, thank them for being here. i want to thank your judge, thank you for hosting us and being with us. it's been a pleasure. working with you through this. >> thank you for b

we are still actually cleaning up after harvey and other storms that have hit us. your administration has been absolutely on the money. brag a also like to little bit on the orange mayor who is not here, that is larry spears. he has done a tremendous job -- i am a former mayor myself, i appreciate mayor spears and what he does. mr. president, your administration -- am i supposed to get political here, i realize that, it has been like night and day from what we have seen in the past. >> thank you very much, appreciate it. i also want to say one quick thing, chad wolf, i met your dad yesterday. do you grub and orange at all? -- did you grow up in orange at all? >> i did not. he is checking them out, right? [laughter] >> he is doing a great job, thank you very much. randy, please. >> thank you mr. president. i am probably the oldest guy in the room, i grew up on the gulf coast, i have probably been through more hurricanes than anybody here starting in six the one with hurricane carla -- 61 with hurricane carla. i have never seen this kind of responsiveness from the fe

just as louisiana stepped up and helped texas a particular with hurricane harvey but other hurricanes as well, we are now stepping up to help louisiana. one of the things that is really impressive also is the level of coordination. mayor ames and i were laughing about how we've got an inadvertent and unfortunate expertise right now and that texas has been through major, major disasters. what we see consistently is a degree of interaction between the city officials, county officials, state officials, federal officials, where you don't get bickering, you don't you get jockeying, everybody working together. as these disasters have come, you have reached out repeatedly and i still remember talking to you when hurricane harvey was in pasoulf and i was in el and you said and then and it was the case then and is the case now, you said everything texas needs, the federal government resources will be there. thank you for that leadership. it is important and a testament here to the strength and expertise of the texans at this table working with the federal government that we minimized the damag

with harvey come up we went through it with harvey. it's like, let's go, let's get out of here. >> rick: joining us now is the lieutenant governor of texas, dan patrick. lieutenant governor, thanks for being with us. >> hello, rick. >> rick: we understand there are more than thousands of members of the texas guard to help out with a hurricane response and looks like they could be for a few busy days or weeks perhaps? >> the biggest result of the storm will be in the aftermath all the power that is lost. we could still as the weather meteorologist said earlier, this storm could still be a tropical storm all the way up to tyler, texas, or marshall, texas, a couple of hundred miles up north where the storm is right now. when you go to the area and this is a heavily wooded area for ease texas and most of these countries, you have lots of trees down from a lot a lot of power down, takes a while to get in there to chop up the trees, get the power lines off the road, the governor in iowa being there as soon as we can tomorrow morning to exami

we will have a reading by miles harvey to start us off. after miles harvey reads from "the king of confidence" which was published this past tuesday and donovan hohn reads from the inner post which was published last month in june we will hear an extended conversation between the two for 30 or 45 minutes and a few slides here and there and add some supplemental images. once we are done -- questions for miles or donovan send them my way and i will field and screen those. now i will quickly read some bios and we will get the reading underway. miles harvey is author of the international bestseller the land of lost maps. his book stranger in a savage latin was named book of the year. currently teaches at the university. interlocutor miles harvey is author of moby duck, the true story of basketball players, new york times notable book, john kenneth gilbert award for nonfiction and the wilson literary science writing award. the second book was published by w morton early next month. both these men graduated from the nsa program university of mic

in his uh festive sure their line if you're like he's on the beach but he's working under a know harvey is tracking pg e because we hope we don't lose power for those who have that have a c anyway first though john in the weather center get a start yeah guys those clouds that you saw at going to be cool us off a much at all and yet not going to be staying around too. >>cloud cover is actually associated with the moist layer that we have in the atmosphere that made it so muggy yesterday as those clouds push out it will at least feel drier today, but temperatures are going to be hotter. golden gate bridge. it is clear no fog out there whatsoever nor you're going to see it at all today, 60's 70's for current temperatures look at antioch 77 right now never really cooled off for you overnight. you want that overnight fruit night relief didn't really get it last night. oakland nevado san francisco, san jose, half moon bay all still have that muggy feel that's not necessarily going to last as conditions do dry out. hot weather this afternoon means excessive heat warnings in pink for inland are

. >> this is not harvey. this is not imelda. this is not alison. this is laura. every storm is different. >> an important message there. and we'll take a closer look at the forecast in less than five minutes. >>> now to the republican national convention. president trump and some of his prominent supporters began making their case last night for his re-election while slamming democrats claiming they want to defund police and impose socialism on the country. abc's ines de la cuetara has the highlights. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth and mona. like the democrats last week, much of the convention was scaled back thanks to covid-19. overnight, the republican party

man, did we have flooding from hurricane harvey. but right now, texas is faring pretty well. we dodged a bullet. we are very grateful for that. reached out to our friends in louisiana to see how we could help those offices but you know some of the companies, trucks and crews are headed that way to help them get back on their feet so all in all in texas, no lost lives we are aware of, no flooding we are aware of, just a lot of soon to be hot, sweaty people with power out at home. >> you know how long the power will stay out? >> it will depend on each individual case, it's across the line, it didn't do damage to the polls but they have breakers on just like your home does. if you took the transfer off-line, they can get that straightened up and get a break. we like people to be home so they can make sure everything is safe on the house. the wind just open up a gas line and somebody's got a stove, then they filled the house with gas. they like people to be home, they could give most of it because we get a lot hurricanes on the gulf coast. most of it in a day or two, the major st

news from overnight a man was killed in an officer-involved shooting in oakland kron four's reyna harvey live in oakland with more on exactly what happened rain. >>dorian james good morning. this started as a pursuit by the san leandro police department and it ended up here in oakland this happened and apple and pippin street that's where that officer involved shooting occurred. well police are saying that

but they're going to be updating us as the morning goes on for now reporting here in oakland reyna harvey kron 4 news all right, thank you very much rain. >>also in the east bay school starts on monday for students in oakland, but parents say the distance learning set up is actually causing them frustration and confusion. ground mccune explains. >>it is a series of text that reads please take a moment to fill out this survey to let us know what your tech needs or it's mandatory to register your child to assign them to a teacher. yes, all students need to register school starts on monday and so we see tex just this week one week before school starts asking parents to register accident parents have access to electronic devices. >>that is the look of some parental frustration on the face of jon jones, the 3rd. he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of school the problem he says conflicting messages this to access all students need to register, but he says on the

harvey mason jr., i promise i will be there to cover it. thank you so much.d luck to you. >> thank you very much. liz: and all the musicians hanging in there. >> thank you. liz: any time. any time. closing bell is ringing in 29 minutes. yeah, we got a little bit of a selloff but we are well off the lows of the session. the dow down 77, s&p down 5. can we make it a plus 5? if we do, that will hit an all-time record. the 2020 ipo that's kind of pulling over on to the shoulder in this final hour of trade. the man at the wheel, next on how long this speed bump might last and what he's doing to steer things back in the right direction. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. b

. >> part of the legacy of the harvey weinstein story is that we need to see these problems. >> we arehe popular vote. >> it's all right at the surface. >> it's sort of been happening for a long time, and it's not just in hollywood, it's across many different communities and cultures. >> so you're part of a small group of women in the history of the united states who have actually run for president. >> carly fiorina. >> we all knew what was going on. >> senator kamala harris is joe biden's running mate. >> the first black woman in the united states senate. >> i don't think i've ever said this publicly. >> a lot of black feminists, myself included are bitter about this suffrage anniversary. >> the history for black women is one of perseverance and diligence, but also deep racial oppression. >> typically we think that history is what happened. history is not what happened, history is who tells the story. ♪ >>> there are more than 20 historical figures in central park. but not one of them is a real woman? >> no. so the first statue of women in central park is going to go up right here. te

in light of the latest shooting which happened in kenosha wisconsin kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland with more on the protests reyna. >>darya and james good morning. well you saw this happened as a ripple effect out of kenosha wisconsin. the police shooting of jacob lake in the back 7 times family now says he's paralyzed, but then you also saw the shooting of protesters who was shot and killed 2 of them now again this happening last night in oakland we're going to show you a lot of the damage that was done throughout the city last night you can see this is here at the whole foods in downtown the windows busted here in this restaurant also there were reports that people were also breaking in and stealing items. >>also several other buildings were vandalized as well including several vehicles along with the alameda county courthouse. all being set on fire according to police. >>they're saying that numerous fires were set across the area of downtown dozens of windows were broken and multiple businesses, especially in the area near lake merritt were also vandalized now it's im

destroyed 64,000 people have been forced to evacuate from both of those counties kron four's reyna harvey now live in santa cruz county she has the latest for us you know this fire has been devastating for a lot of the families thousands of people who had to evacuate right here in scott valley right behind you we're going to show you they're having their meeting this is the first responders that have been working around the clock to try to get that fire out. >>now at 50,000 acres no containment not 50 structures destroyed 64 plus 1000 people evacuated. >>they brought more personnel on scene to help out we know that 3 firefighters have been injured in this battle to also been very difficult for them to try to get the fire out due to the dense fog in the area and the lack of resources that we just finish here in a press conference and years what they have to say lord i thought you know this fire started. >>what early sunday morning and here we are on on friday morning talking about you still structure the threat to the community. firefighters are doing what we do best which is completing th

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harvey mud is an engineering school. you're really known for your engineering programs.you tried hard to do a hybrid. you want that collaboration, the lab experience. but given all the factors including what l.a. county is looking at now with a caseload, what have you settled on in terms of instruction in. >> we're still hoping to have about 60% of our students back on campus. almost all of our courses and advising and tutoring and everything else will be online. we will have tenth throughout the campus so people can eat outdoors. we'll have wearing masks at all times except if you're eating but then you have a plexiglass shield around you. and we will be a completely closed campus. there will be no visitors. you comhave anyone visit you in your room. we'll have 33% of our students studying remotely. many will be living in a shared apartment. somewhere in the country. with a handful of other students. our students are so deeply committed to living collaboratively. so we have basically made our regulations as strict as possible. it is not something that is feasible at a l

the biggest difference between it and say harvey was this storm was moving quite a bit faster than harveyt stalled in rockport, texas, i was there for four hours. this one, the most intense winds lasted only 20 to 30 minutes. it had strong wind on either side of that but your real core eye wall winds didn't last very long so i think it helped keep the damage down some, but it still is extensive damage all over, you know, southwest louisiana. >> are you able to move about easily? i mean, because the -- the head of the storm, the mayor of lake charles said that his biggest concern that was was that not enough people were evacuating to safety, and i'm wondering if you're seeing people out and about? >> you know, roads -- roads have been manageable so far in some places. trees and power lines are all over the place. i'm kind of used to driving through, that so we can zigzag our way and manage through it some. other areas, just a lot of trees and just not possible. just multiple trees on every road. i haven't seen a whole lot of people out and about, but i've definitely seen more today than i

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let you know soon as that information becomes available for now reporting here sandra fell reyna harvey kwan for how you fare anna. last night just little caylee at the okay so i had to fans on actually slept on the floor, i was so hot, i just 2 i had all the windows open got a slept on the floor with a fan. it was a struggle for him i thought about sleeping in the back yard but i stuck on the couch deaths first we'll see how it goes today. james yeah been a struggle or well utility officials say that too many people using too much power all the at the same time as will put a strain on the grid, we know that. >>so they're suggesting you reduce your power and here are some of the ways they say you can do that obviously set your a c. >>to something a little bit warmer than you normally would and they're recommending 78 degrees cool with fans and close drapes turn off unnecessary lights and appliances and use major appliances before 03:00pm or after 10:00pm don't use it. in that peak time of day when everybody's home in turning things on that that will blow the works or go somewhere that s

judge, houston was devastated during hurricane harvey. how did the city prepare this time around? our reporter on the ground at the moment, ali velshi was reporting moments ago of increased winds. how is houston prepared this time? judge? judge lena hidalgo, can you hear me? judge hidalgo, can you hear me? okay. looks like we're having some technical issues with judge hidalgo there in houston. we're going to take a short break and we'll be right back. this is the way it happens on evenings and mornings like this. we'll take a short break and be right back. right back >>> all right, let's go to harris county, judge lena hidalgo on the phone with us. judge, we had a little bit of a technical issue before the break. i think we have solved that situation. you're in houston and, judge, the concern certainly was that hurricane laura could in one of the spaghetti models, those noodles you don't like to have was headed towards houston we use this often but houston dodged a bullet this time around. >> the operation center and that was the concern ultimately, a direct hit to our area would

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much less densely populated areas and where harvey hit. jillian: appreciate you joining us and you can text team to 20020 to donate, rubicon 20222, thank you. todd: top women in the trump administration taking the stage during the crazy rnc. jillian: mike pence with a powerful speech addressing rioters, the movement to defend the police and the pandemic. todd: griff jenkins with all the highlights. >> reporter: a historic backdrop, mike pence was joined by karen pence, vice president focusing on a message of law and order. >> the hard truth is you won't be safe and joe biden's america. under donald trump we will always stand with those who stand on the thin blue line and we are not going to defund the police not now not ever. >> reporter: in attendance the president and first lady along with four medal of honor recipients, goldstar mothers who live in the borders and end up heroes, the vice president highlighting the economy. >> if we achieve the lowest unemployment rate for women in 65 years. and more americans working than ever before. i

. >> i want to start by thanking harvey weinstein for organizing this amazing day.that this was possible because of harvey is a wonderful human being, good friend and just the powerhouse and the fact that he and his team took the time to make this happen for all of you should say something not about me or about this place but about you. greg: everyone knew harvey was lying but he was liberal slime and liberal slime can do anything it wants to anyone that wants. now they are second strategy pretending the violence in our city doesn't fit as they condemn trump for his conduct. you acknowledge the chaos would be to admit their guilt but after conflating criminality with minority they now falsely believe to fight crime is just like fighting minorities what it's actually the reverse. the democrats urge her races. they think i nor is want less law and order and fewer cost? that's wrong so the wonder they -- the havoc in a meeting of the ongoing violence as is a reminder that voting for trump could pleer life in danger that it's the true make the george floyd riots look li

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the areas burned in that one alameda contra costa and santa clara counties in kron four's reyna harvey is live in the east bay with a look at the damage done reyna. >>and good morning, i'm here livermore off of mines roads you can see behind me. he and his role blocked off for the next 10 miles or so they're only allowing residents who live in the area to come pass those lines there now this fire is making history, becoming the second largest in our state we're going to show you the images from that fire this was sent to us by residents in the air you can see the fire on the hillside, so this is a very rural fire. this there's a lot of grass in this area there are about 20,000 structures that are damaged but only about 6 or so have actually burn in this area so the main thing is trying to keep those home say, but you can see on your screen. these are homes that were not so fortunate, many of them, burned down to the ground now we spoke to one of the residents had to evacuate she was coming back into the area she had a chance to see your home for the first time take a listen. >>we're ju

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it is a strong possibility for now reporting here in alameda county reyna harvey kwan for news and i just wondered if you dealt with any of any of the light me now you're setting up your live shot this morning. >>oh wow okay, so yes, marty just to answer your question and it's such a beautiful thing but. >>i actually called my dad on the phone this morning and i'm like can you google tips for staying safe while out in the lightning and he was just like stay away from polls. so that's what i did ok all right well as work work so far thank you rain to stay safe. >>i remember when i was a kid from isis a sit still turn off the lights turn off the tv don't make a look at the temperatures and today's highs as you can see it's going to be quite toasty so make sure you stay cool 75 in half moon bay 97 out of 100 expected in santa rosa. and a very hot one '04 in lding down the fort, or bouncing back to school, childhood is always in session. so keep feeding us right with sun-maid snacks. just like when you were a kid. delicious. made with whole fruit. sun-maid. i wanted my hepatitis c gone.

kron four's reyna harvey is live in santa cruz county she has the very latest for us rain. >>marty i'm here in scotts valley where behind me fire personnel just wrapped up their meeting and they said their priority for today like it was in the days pass is saving lives out here now people have made that easy for them in a lot of people have evacuated thousands in fact added some of not wanted to leave their homes and as a result of that you seen a lot of the fire personnel have to use their resources to rescue people we also know there are at least looking into one missing persons case so again a lot happening out here as the fire continues to burn you mentioned it was at 50,000 acres and it continues growing right now they still don't have containment on this fire more than 60,000 people have had to leave their homes as a result of the growing flames out here now we said in for a press conference where they updated us on their efforts for today take a listen. >>we continue through the evacuation city a scotts again i mentioned yesterday that the population that area about

place overnight here in oakland, however, arrests were made for now reporting here in oakland reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>the sports world is also reacting to the protests and making their voices heard by not playing. they started with basketball and the milwaukee bucks boycotting the games. yeah and also the san francisco giants to kron 4 news, the first to report that he postpone their game against the dodgers yesterday. >>and this is video of the team meeting together on the field before as you see here walking away from the game, the giants officially postponed the game about 30 minutes before first pitch and his manager gabe kepler with what he had to say before the organization announced they weren't playing. >>my individual actions are to come by both peaceful protesting with meaningful positive action to promote real change. and again i i just don't think my place is to force anyone into doing anything but rather to share and consistently share what i believe. conversations and try to change things where i can. >>and in milwaukee brewers as daryn mentioned were the first major leag

the fire that's burning right along highway one and highway 9 in boulder creek kron four's reyna harvey live at cal fire's command center in scotts valley this morning she has the latest for us reyna. >>we do and good morning. it's been devastating to see those homes lost in this fire right behind me they are carrying out their morning to briefing to you have agencies from across the bay area here to help put out this fire. but i enjoy life right now with captain saw lopez is with the san mateo county sheriff's office you know, let's talk about how it's been for your department in the most important thing you want people to now so we're currently working with cal fire in communicating with our residents in the south coast area that's been affected and many of those areas or rural and steep. so when we do issue a i suggest that everybody listens to those warnings you pack up your things and be ready to evacuate if those mandatory evacuation notices come out what have you seen anyone or people trying to stay back and not wanting to leave their houses and if that is happening. >>what do th

we also bring a harvey tracking pg e's response to all this the potential for maybe some power loss we'll have to see john well versed not china fund guys nothing about talking about this triple digit heat is going to make any of us happy today don't think you're looking outside and a clear morning. there's definitely no marine layer to spare us from the heat. >>we do have some pretty humid conditions though as we are seeing the remnants of a tropical system pushing on into the bay, so it's hot and it's humid things you like to avoid here in the bay area 60's and 70's were temperatures are at currently antioch not really cooling much overnight, you're just below 80 degrees that makes it worse you want those windows open to let that cool air in not getting much of that during overnight hours livermore 75 right now while also in the 70's for hayward and oakland as i mentioned it's very humid most notably in san francisco nevado oakland santa rosa, even san jose on the muggy side of things for the current feel of the air as for our advisories extreme heat warnings in effect in pink areas all

an article written by harvey who is a professor of epidemiology in the school of public health, authorover 300 peer-reviewed publications. he writes in part, i'm usually accustomed to advocating for physicians within the mainstream of medicine. i've been trying to find an midst of a crisis that i'm fighting. treatment fortunately the situation could be reversed easily and quickly. you read this is a nonmedical professor and you go what in the world is going on here. the president is promoting it. we see some doctors promoting it. were blown off twitter, their considered kooks and here we have this top professor who says wait a minute, that's not true. professor, how are user. >> i'm good. nice to be here. the question is you've looked at all the studies and what you conclude? >> i conclude the evidence is overwhelming, national question that the people who need to be treated and are treated early, it has a very substantial benefit in reducing risk of hospitalization and mortality and there has been a massive disinformation campaign that stretches from the government to the media that i

>>and we've reyna harvey who's covering that live for us this morning taking a look at what's happening rana. >>good morning. i'm here in scotts valley we're right behind me in less than an hour they're going to hold a press conference to update people here, but we know the difficulty here with this fire as the limited resources firefighters in the area are spread pretty thin trying to battle the number of fires that are in this area along with the heavy thick smoke, you know it's raining ash in the area so it's it's really hard to breathe what we're going to show you when that fire first broke out this is after the lightning and thunder storm we had over the weekend you can see the fire as it rages through we know over 7,000 acres at this time several evacuations have been ordered between the san mateo and northern santa cruz county areas. we know that fire crews are working diligently to try to get a handle on this fire now reports so far no structures have been burned but about 1200 or threatened at this time we also know that firefighters have been injured in this fight trying to ge

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so let's go to reyna harvey. >>with the very latest rain a lot of dorian james good morning and it's nice to be able to share a little bit of good news with you all at home, the firefighters here now have some containment on the fire here and that's due to the weather they had overnight behind me they just started their morning meeting they had to move locations because they've increased personnel here on the fire and so he couldn't feed the other location so they moved up a bit but we're going to show you just because they have that contain it doesn't mean. >>the fire doesn't continue to do some real damage, especially on neighboring communities will look at boulder creek right now you can see the fire ripped through this neighborhood really taking everything that was in its path, we know that it's about 63 acres and that's not really due to growth but the firefighters explain they have a better view of just how big the fire is we know that a 5% contained right now about 24,000 structures still threatened 97 des

you mentioned harvey in 2017, harvey was able to work out of, rather, what was a significant oversupply of refined product. i'm not sure here in 2020 if laura will have that same type of effect. you mentioned very high nevin torrie i don't think you're going to have a scenario similar to 2017 where that supply/demand gap closes so i don't think reniners are your opportunity here. i'm really focused on natural gas. that's why i have exposure to eqt and cnx, by exposure to chevron is you have to something in energy. i just wanted highest quality energy name i can find >> and by the way, oil inventory well higher now than this time last year. you both own phillips 66 does this change your thesis at all >> no, this is short term. phillips 66 is probably one of the only energy companies that we own, owned it for a very long time it also has another income stream from chemicals and plastics we're hoping that that goes wells, but we're going to ride this storm out, for lack of a better reference >> carrie, you also own phillips 66 why? >> it's our only exposureto energy it's a small position.

that's when harvey reporting for us robin. >>well now let's get an update on that hump day forecast kron four's rebecca strong standing by in the weather center good morning. rebecca, i'm good morning. robin we are definitely stuck in the fog this morning around the bay area you can see right behind me gray skies right here in san francisco this hour south of market camera and we're going to half of those gray skies sticking with us throughout much of the day today future cast for showing us all that cloud cover that we're going to be seeing peaks of sunshine though here and there but to definitely going to be cooler around the entire bay area with the possibility of some coastal drizzle for the entire day today so keep that in mind temperature wise outside right now 50's to low 60's. where it's at 55 in san francisco right now fizz 60 degrees in downtown oakland. and as 63 currently in downtown san jose. winds are also going to be a factor of throughout the entire day today. i'll have those of my complete weather check coming