it was a celebration of science when the president of john hopkins introduced her. he's trust the fact that she is a scientist that she believes in facts. that's not true for every word liter as we know. and that the university system in the united states kind of copied the german system. i'm actually self was referring to whom boyd as the grandfather of the idea that teaching and research has to come together in a university. so that was the celebration i shall say, of love between germany and the united states and a true commitment that science matters. her handling of the pandemic in as a feature in very prominently absolutely. i mean i'm going to, i'm actually from the very beginning, i think of a cold 19 made it really clear that she takes it seriously. she herself was wearing a mask film, and other leaders kind of put it down. she was one of the 1st who really said that this is a deadly worldwide. why rose, which only can kind of follow the world, comes together. she also stress the fact how important john hopkins university was in fighting the pandemic. becau

we heard earlier that she gave johns hopkins. she said, we can only solve the big challenges that we face through multilateralism and through strength and cooperation. and both of them will be looking to talk about that the bigger picture on, on multilateral cooperation. is there some way to put it on a stable footing, even if for example, the republicans were to take back one or both houses of congress in the mid term elections? what can be done to ensure continuity in the transit, lactic relationship, also between europe and the us. because these are countries that for all the differences that they sometimes have. and there are a number that are on the table that you're needing. but they, they share very strong values about how to address somebody pressing challenges we face, whether it's in terms of stabilizing democracy and restoring trust or the climate crisis we, we talked about the eviction that morocco bama has for on medical. what about george w bush? you know, he was interviewed this week by our washington bureau chief

miller, michael starr hopkins. let's get to it let's go to lawyer number one mike chase. so tell me what does today's ruling mean? >> this is a really without prejudice. basically meeting based on the previous filing the court has said the motion to remove jamie spears will not be granted. before why? >> without president means it can be refiled again. before you can do can i do? >> you can write a shotgun with me for my license is going to be on the line here so it's my malpractice insurance is going to be involved. think we should take heart because if -- like the fundamental thing if britney can get a lawyer of her choosing which is a very important thing than she can file the petition. she did somewhat in her corner someone she can trust is listing to her nothing preventing her from filing a hearty petition to have these restrictions removed. that begins with having vigorous counsel. kennedy: this is incredible. the printing they interview the guy who originally but the judge dismissed above a medical you can't

hopkins, that coming up later this hour. but william, of course, a lot will depend obviously on who becomes your next chancellor when it comes to foreign policy to the thorny issues. can you talk us through very briefly in terms of like the 2 main containers or maybe the 3 make a dentist for it's interesting how german politics is going to align with biden's agenda, depending on who actually runs the german government. you know, polls are showing lots of things to have. the polls are showing. it may very well be either the conservative angular michael's party or the union between the c d. u and the c s. u which is fronted by army lashes from nor tango valley where we just saw these horrible floods are happening that may or may not be linked to climate change. so there's that kind of political issue right there. you have lena bear bach for the greens, which of course has an environmentalist party very much pushing a green agenda, a climate change agenda, and in many ways, far more aligned with joe biden's vision on climate ch

anna hopkins sealing a stunnin: in pool. anna hopkins sealing a stunning when _ in pool.record after her team—mates established a lead. this seventh medalfor the team here, one more tomorrow it will be british swimming's best ever games. today's other main news, nhs england in the body which regulates health care products is issuing new guidance on pulse ox metres after they found they can overestimate readings on those with darker skin tones. they were advising people to speak to health care deficient. american military forces are set to have boarded an israeli operated oil tanker after a british and romanian member of its crew were killed by a reported drone strike. an israeli government minister has accused iran of exporting terrorism in the wake of exporting terrorism in the wake of the alleged attack. let's return to the olympics, nathalie perks is at this athletic stadium. big news in the last hour or so and hundred metres events. yes, the world 100 metres silver medallist dean asher smith did not make it through to the final of the women's100 metres and she's just

but university culture anna hopkin, i university culture anna hopkin, thank you so much.pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in patents. ——pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are the journalist james lewer and sunday times education editor sian griffiths. fighting has been raging around three major cities in southern and western afghanistan as the taliban try to seize more ground from government forces. at one point, taliban militants werejust 300 metres from the governor's office in lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province, but they have now been pushed back. our correspondent, secunder kermani, has the latest from the afghan capital kabul. this has certainly been the most serious moment, i would say, in the weeks of intensified fighting that we've been seeing in afghanistan. the taliban already control vast swathes of rural territory. they've captured that in the last couple of months, but now they're trying to take their first city and early this evening they announced right into the heart of lashkar gah city — tha

home affairs minister karen andrews said she hoped hopkins would be —— miss hopkins's actions were aions of us truly is in lockdown and that she hoped mrs hopkins would be deported "imminently". activists, journalists and politicians around the world may have been spied on using mobile phone malware that is intended to be used against criminals and terrorists — according to a massive data leak. reports suggest widespread misuse of spyware sold and developed by an israeli surveillance company. the company in question have strongly denied the allegations against them and say their technology is only sold to the law enforcement and intelligence agencies of vetted governments. for more on this, we're joined by our cyber reporterjoe tidy. joe, we have heard about this nso group before, but it seems that the scale of the use of these spy tools is much more widespread than we realised? ., ,, ., ~ ., , . realised? yeah, nso make no secret ofthe realised? yeah, nso make no secret of the power — realised? yeah, nso make no secret of the power of _ realised? yeah, nso make no secret of the powe

you can see the drops on our live mark hopkins hotel camera. with gray skies, low clouds, areas of fog and drizzle. upper 70s to low to mid 80s inland, mid up toker 60s. >> triple digits? >> i was acting like i didn't see that. >> the first time i am not looking forward to the weekend on a monday. >> welcome back mary. >> we missed you so much. >> love you ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning" on this monday, july 5th, 2021 holiday. i'm gayle king. that's jericka duncan and the guys are off. let's go. >> breaking overnight a controlled demolition takes down what's left of the condo tower that partially collapsed in florida. how a potentially dangerous tropical storm is affecting the search for any sign of survivors. >> tenens of millilions of amers celelebrate thee fourth ofof ju without papandemic restririctio but with the delta variant spreading, we'll ask dr. ashish jha where we stand in the night. >>> jeff bezos steps down as ceo of amazon today after nearly re

this is from the top of the mark hopkins.pick out the top of the sales force camera they're looking at gray. at least this is better than yesterday. it was so low you can barely see the ferry building. this morning it's just lifted enough that you should be okay driving across the bridge and with the clouds having risen high are now, that means they've been able to spread out farther across the bay area. it's interesting how this works. if the clouds lift this gets less gloomy there. now the clouds can reach farther inland. san jose you're waking up to gray skies. and since the same story in the north bay here are the numbers. low 60s just about everywhere. now you can see how widespread the clouds are. melt it all back. by late morning, except if you take a look at the immediate coast. it's never going to clear today. clouds will hang out right over the city and the east bay for most of the day. in a scenario like this everybody get as cooldown. temperatures get into the mid- 70s. we'll go to 78. mountainview hit 74. san mat

that is the top of the mark hopkins hotel.has been a good example to show us how persistent depth of the marine layer has been to keep misting out. it is cloud grow most other locations where it is not misting. just like yesterday these clouds will burn back by late morning to pretty much right here. you will never really get sun here today and like the last few days. temperatures the low 60s for the most part. it super 50s for the inland valleys of sonoma. if we take the marine layer now, show you how it melts back to the immediate coast and right through the golden gate by the time we get into the early morning hours. that is 1:30 in the afternoon. complete opposite of early morning afternoon. you see the clouds there coming in across the bay. a little bit of light rain still. next couple of mornings will keep doing this. it keeps misting. daytime highs mitd umid to upper 70s for the south bay. this is great. we are keeping these numbers a little cooler than average. this pattern has been locked in for the last several days

earlier, i spoke to mark skimming, who coached anna hopkin at bath university. in the house... so i was cheering loudly in my head but not so much in the actual room. it's a mixed event, this. we've been talking about that a lot today. that meant that, if i've got this right, anna hopkin on the final leg was up against the fastest male swimmer in the world. what must that have been like for her? and she won! yeah, she won. i don't think they take into account what they're doing. they get in and do theirjob. each country races in a different order. i mean, we swam female, then two men, then a female, whereas the americans swam in a male, two females and then a male. so it's about getting in and doing the bestjob you can. but, yeah, i'm pretty sure if he was a little bit closer, he would've maybe caused them a few worries. and when you coached anna, did you suspect that she had not just the physical talent but their mental temperament to be able to get gold? anna is a lovely person. she's so nice, she works really hard. she just wants to get better. she wants to e

you see the wet san francisco cam, mark hopkins hotel cam.drizzle again along the coast and around the bay. here is what you

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that is the conversation we do have with johns hopkins school of public health.uity market is down 10. yields are lower by three basis points on 10. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm laura wright. the white house is shifting how it talks about inflation. republicans are trying to use it to kill president biden's plan to spend trillions on social programs. democrats plan to have president biden explain language. do not expect to labor shortages to go away anytime soon according to a survey of his messy economists only 6 -- business economists only 6% expect -- the survey was conducted by the -- china has announced broad sector reforms to private education companies. it wants to decrease workloads for students. education companies will be banned from going public. in the u.s. nbc's side huge decline in viewership for the opening ceremonies of the olympics. friday's event drew in 17 million viewers, including those who streamed it on their platform. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm laura wr ight. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >>

the fac page at johns hopkins university expresses our current level of knowledge very well. i think it says back scenes are likely to reduce the risk of virus transmission, but probably not completely for everyone. me . and that's all for this edition of our covered 1900 special for more information about the pandemic. you can check out the cobra, 1900 section on our website, d, w dot com. i'm w winter in berlin until next time. thanks for watching. we take the the news, the news,

this is the camera lens on top of the mark hopkins hotel. this is classic gloom day. should call it no sky july. it will mist out along the coast and probably in the east bay hills. don't be surprised if you're in those locations where the marine layer is thick. it will look like it rained. at most it's 1/100ths to 2/100ths. here's what's different. san jose, it's gray. yesterday at this time you had gray sky. the marine layer is at more widespread. everybody's did the gray sky when you wake up. temperatures in the low 60s for most of us. watch what happens when we switch from currents and we bring on where the clouds are, where they aren't. they basically are and for just about everybody. by the time we get to the late morning you'll get sunshine. everybody will clear out with the exception of right in here. this is 2:00 in the afternoon. it will be one of those days where the city never gets blue sky. you didn't get much yesterday. you can see this will extend into the east bay as well. you can pick out a little bit of rain. the next couple of morning it will be mis

hopkins university speaking thejohns hopkins university speaking to me a short time ago.aad hariri has given up on his efforts to form a government, nine months after he was designated prime minister. he said it was clear he would not be able to reach agreement with the president after the two men held a brief meeting. tim allman has the details. for far too long now this is how politics in lebanon tend to play out. crowds clashing with security forces in beirut. a country without proper government, deep in recession, and descending further into chaos. there was who paid a price when there was problems with sunni and shi'ite. i'm a believer in dialogue. shi'ite. i'm a believer in dialogue-— dialogue. the president criticised _ dialogue. the president criticised mr _ dialogue. the president criticised mr hariri - dialogue. the president. criticised mr hariri saying dialogue. the president - criticised mr hariri saying he wasn't prepared to discuss changes of any kind and he will now consult with parliament. more talks, more uncertainty. there is every chance the protests w

in fact, didn't. >> laura: that sounded a little bit like anthony hopkins to me. >> it's anthony hopkins doing a dramatic reading -- >> laura: i've got it. that is hopkins, that's really good. >> william, not to be outdone, is releasing his own book about saving the planet but at least he's not trashing his family, so that is probably a plus in the royal household. turning to the olympics, the women's norwegian handball team has been fined for wearing shorts during play but not the prescribed bikini bottoms. what? >> the european handball federation mandates, believe it or not, that the sides of the bikinis be no more than 4 inches long. this is so absurd and sexist. the men's team wears shorts, why can't the female team? this seems to be a craven attempt to garner a rating. >> laura: you think? >> when i watched this, i totally understand if there is a mandatory dress code for swimming or long distance running because it does slow your time down if you're wearing a loose garment but otherwise, volleyball, let them pick whatever they are comfortable wearing. >> laura: i don't even know w

she, in the words of johns hopkins university, which awarded her an honorary degree today. she seen as a beacon of principal leadership not only in the us and europe, but they said around the world. and they also talked about her background as a scientist. and about how she brings a scientists rigor to policy and politics. and i think you could say in a word in america, the chancellor is seen as the not trump. and she made that very clear today also in her various statements. and when she talked about democracy in which he talked about facts and truth, and those are remarks we've heard from her before in the united states, not least at harvard university when she was awarded an honorary degree there 2 years ago and gave some of the same messages and received one standing ovation after the other, particularly from those who are perhaps democratically inclined in the us and who are worried about the stability of democracy. do you think that she is worried about the stability of american democracy? i think she's worried about the stability of democracy altogether, and she said

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a live look with our mark hopkins hotel cam, hard to make out san francisco with all that fog. it indicates an on shore flow kicking in, temperatures in the 50s as we start our monday. concord good morning at 56. oakland you are coming in at 54 with those clouds. livermore 55, 52 in san francisco, san jose 58, santa rosa 51. you see that gray start along the coast, around the bay, also inland communities as well this morning. areas of fog as well as a little bit mist and drizzle along the coast and around the bay. tracking westerly winds, nine at sfo, seven oakland, 12 livermore, 35-mile per hour winds in fairfield with that delta breeze. here is what you can expect, your micro climates, upper 50s along the coast, cool, cloudy, breezy, westerly winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. around the bay, 60s this afternoon. looking at westerly winds, afternoon sea breeze kicking in, some eventual clearing as we go through the day around the bay and inland after 90s to triple digit heat over the weekend. we are talking upper 70s to low to mid 80s for many locations inland with that sunshine.

andrew pekosz with us of johns hopkins.uld join us this morning. the idea is that if i choose to be unvaccinated, how sick is sick when i get the delta variant? what is the level of sick we should expect? andrew: the data is rolling in now that the delta variant is causing disease primarily in unvaccinated populations and the disease it is showing seems to be a bit more severe than the disease we saw in similar age groups at the beginning of the pandemic. if you are unvaccinated, the risk from the delta variant is greater of infection and there will be a greater increase of severe disease from infection. there is nothing good about being unvaccinated when you think about the delta variant. tom: where are we on the vaccination process? i saw age over 12 vaccinated. are you pleased? andrew: i would love to see these vaccination rights get much higher than they are right now. we reached a stage where many of the people who are vaccinated now are obviously protected from disease. we have not reached those levels that give us a

that's from the top of the mark hopkins hotel looking to the west. marine layer all the way back to the coast and beaches. that's over the tri valley. that's san jose. we've all got sunshine. a lot of blue sky. temperature is 69 in san francisco. you are ten degrees warmer in concord, almost at the high you hit yesterday. it was only in the low 80s. you will go well past that. i will show you as we take the tour. 86 santa clara, 85 palo alto, fremont 82. the numbers will look better in comparison to what we are about to see. all the numbers on the tour for the most part are about ten degrees above where you were yesterday. everybody is taking the jump until we are in the bay on the water. 97 concord, 95 livermore, low to mid down 680. when you get more influence from the bay, look at the low 60s. berkeley is going to 68, not a lot of change. there is novato at 91. we'll see low 90s across many of the communities along 101 through sonoma. we will top out in the lake 100s today for lake and mendocino. this is where the excessive heat warning is. the nu

an average of 49,000 new covid- 19 cases were confirmed in the last week according to the johns hopkins university tracker. and john lawrence has the latest on why so many have been hesitant to get the vaccine. >> reporter: the u.s. is facing another covid-19 surge this summer. >> so many people will get infected with this fake narrative out there that if you are young and healthy and take care of yourself you will not get sick. that is simply not true. >> reporter: every state has a seven day average that title rose above the previous week according to data from johns hopkins university. >> the new cases in covid are because of unvaccinated folks. almost 100% of them need hospitalizations are on on vaccinating folks. some of my family has been pushing me, but the delta variant kind of scares me. >> and others still say they will not roll up their veas cas are preparing for the start of a new school year. >> we continue to aggressively and intentionally educate our families and employees around the importance of vaccination. putting the data in front of them and highlighting our own mit

this is accord ing to johns hopkins. there's a new issue concerning the johnson and johnson vaccine. >>> a new warning about johnson and johnson's e million hagotten the shot, about 100 people developed a rare but serious disorder. the cases have been reported in men 50 and over, about two weeks after receiving the so. >> we have seen this with one of the flu vaccin lef decade it looks liit'svery rare. >> the fda said the benefits of the vaccine out weigh the potential risks. >> we have this beat. >> the vaccines have allowed some areas of the country to resume prepandemic life. >> now we have wasted that opportunity partially, at least in parts of the country. if the delta variant is allowed to accelerate i think we could see more variants. >> since just last week average daily cases in the united states are up 30%. more than a third of them in five hot spots. >> everybody is tired of hearing about coronavirus. we are tired of it too. >> kayla is a nurse at cox medical center branson in missouri. the hospital is sharing

the mark hopkins camera. we will be right back. >>> good tuesday morning.s 5:44 we are looking at our mount hamilton camera. beautiful, beautiful out there. you can see off in the distance in the valleys, low cloud action there. now let's show you the sfo camera and a gray start and another view for you in san francisco with that drizzle this morning. also at sfo. heyward at ten. livermore at 12 miles an hour. >>> this just in. the first lady willa fend the opening ceremony of a summer olympics in tokoyo. this as new video shows team members arriving at a new opening village. the site will be housing more than 11,000 athletes. everybody staying will be under strict coronavirus rules. they will only be allowed to leave to train and compete. >>> she has -- and tennis ball. the dress she is wear is the same one she wore in the australian open. good luck, finding one. it's already out of stock online. >>> all this morning emmy award nomination also be revealed and the back street boys are back in the spotlight. >>> the boy band is returning a series of 12 holid

. >> that sounded a bit like anthony hopkins to me. >> it is anthony hopkins. laura: that is hopkins, that is really good. i like that. >> williams following up not to be "william is releasing his own book about saving the planet but at least he's not trashing his family so that is a plus. laura: the women's norwegian handball team has been signed for wearing shorts during play but not the prescribed bikini bottom. >> the european handball federation mandates that the size of these bikinis be no more than four inches long. this so absurd and sexist the men's team wear shorts, why can't the female teen? this is a brazen attempt to garner ratings. when i watched this i thought i totally understand the mandatory dress code for swimming or long-distance running because it's a slow your time but otherwise volleyball, let them pick whatever they are comfortable wearing. laura: why can't they were yoga pants or -- >> if they want to be modest mentioned the amount. i don't believe in circumscribed flesh bearing, there's one olympic figure i would support immensely dres

we discussed with tober when johns hopkins university.his is the head of a really big day with u.s. cpi data and being bank earnings kicking off -- big bank earnings kicking off. it is the banks outperforming today ahead of those numbers. we are getting a bit of a flattening right now. sitting at 118 basis points or so and it is stronger in the space today including against the euro. i want to get back to the bond market and look at the 10-year treasury yield because we got a $38 billion auction. 1.36% after that. essentially where was before the auction. investors seem satisfied with the takedown. virgin galactic pulled off a key flight yesterday when richard branson completed a test flight to space. with us is ed ludlow who joins us from new mexico. space captures our imagination. we are watching with bated breath is richard branson took the trip to space. but what is the business case? how was virgin galactic going to make money off what we saw? ed: this really was the test phase. the plan was always for richard branson to go up and te

but you've also gotten some actors who are now known for their dramatic chops, including anthony hopkinselieve it it blows -- it blows their minds. i mean, i can't tell you how often i get asked this question, where people say with a specific tone in their voice whether they're conscious of it or not, they'll say, "oh, you got anthony hopkins on the show" or "william hurt is on the show?" "how did you get f. marie abraham?" as if it's just insane that just because they won an oscar that they would want to come do our show i'm like, "well, i'll tell you how we got them. we wrote something pretty good and then we paid them. and i'm going to break some news here on "the seth myers show." this is breaking news. actors love money. they love it they love to get paid. so, i don't care how many statues you got, man, you know if a good material -- piece of material comes your way and somebody pays you enough, you'll do it. >> seth: it's also funny because it's not like "westworld" is less outlandish than your show, and anthony hopkins did that you know, it's just the fact that people think comedy

let's discuss as we bring in jennifer of johns hopkins.ngdom removing quarantine on tourists from the u.s.. jonathan: the u.k. to allow vaccinated residents to return without quarantine. theoretically if residents of the u.k. were allowed into the united states to travel directly from the u.k. they would be able to return and not quarantine that there is no reciprocal arrangement. there is no arrangement for you and i who have been fully vaccinated to travel to the united states directly from here and not quarantine even when this is brought in. this is the second headline, the way of removing quarantine on tourists from the u.s. and eu. you and i fully vaccinated they still don't have a plan to let us in without quarantine. tom: we will talk to the trent -- secretary of transportation about that. jennifer, i'm going to cut to the chase. we have passports, why don't we have certification of vaccination to make your life and professional lives easier? jennifer: i think we should be doing everything possible to incentivize people to get vacc

that was part of the reason johns hopkins gave her this award for her speaking of the truth during thepandemic. brent:nd a shes al iso a physicist and scientist. maybe the world needs a little bit more of that right now. it is always great to have you. thank you. rehe in germany, severe storms have triggered some of the worst flooding in decades. two people have died, including two firefighters. hundredsf o thousands of homes are without power. >> sweeping away anything in their path, these floodwaters have claimed homes and lives across western germany. emergency crews are trying to locate dozens of missing residents, some were trapped on rooftops as th water inundated their homes. rescue efforts are hindered by roads that have been ripped apart, raging floodwaters and debris. the german army has been deployed, clearing paths through the mud. >> you can see here that there is mud everywhere in the houses. the bridge there collapsed. there is water over it. further down, even houses have floated away. this is guaranteed to take 10 years to recover. it is just horrible now. these have b

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are looking live from exclusive mark hopkins hotel camera on this thursday morning. we are almost to friday. >> almost. >> good morning. it is thursday, july 8. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. let's get a first check on weather and traffic beginning with meteorologist darren peck in for mary lee. here comes the heat. >> already talking about excessive heat warnings, i will show you the map that we started to color in for who has to be ready for temperatures that climb to uncomfortable numbers. it's mainly inland locations. it's cloudy over the city, marine layer in effect anywhere near the water. downtown san jose, we will see clearer skies by late morning. temperatures are where they always are for this time of day, around 60 for most locations, though that is a cool 50. north bay mountains and valleys through solano county and through inland valleys of the east bay. generally today, 97 for the daytime high for inland loti nuers for everybody in bit. how does the drive look? >>> good morning. not bad as we head out th

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a live look outside from our camera on the mark hopkins hotel this morning on hill. thanks for joining us. it's thursday july 22. i am anne makovec. >> i am gianna franco. len kiese has the day off. good morning mary. >>> good morning. we are looking at similar conditions compared to yesterday. if if you liked yesterday, you will like today. still tracking that on shore flow. a live look as we look east at the bay bridge and another view from our mark hopkins hotel camera looking at san francisco, sales force tower, you see the gray skies at least along the coast and around the bay. you will see clearing for most. cloud cover might stick around the coast a little bit longer. 89 close to 90 for concord. daytime highs seasonal for this time of year. let's check with gianna. >>> it's not bad if you are getting up early, getting ready to hit the roads. super commuters you are all right into the altamont pass. onto 580, things are at the limit but chp did issue a wind advisory overnight especially for the altamont pass. be careful especially if

>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are looking live from our exclusive mark hopkins camera as we look out at san francisco, last night the sight of many fireworks. good morning. it is monday july 5. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning to you. let's get a check on weather and traffic beginning with meteorologist mary lee who is back from vacation. we missed you. >> thank you. i missed you too. it is great to be back. we are starting again with drizzle and fog, very similar to yesterday. we will catch that clearing through our afternoon. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s to about 60 as we start our day. we are looking at temperatures seasonal. as we head through our afternoon, highs in the upper 70s, low to mid 80s around inland locations, the bay, mid to upper 60s to about 70 and along the coast, low 60s with that drizzle and that fog sticking around for you. you can see on futurecast, cloud cover pulling back to the coast as we go through today. we'll talk more about the rest of the week. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are

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well, earlier she received an honorary doctorate from the world we're noun to johns hopkins university. she was awarded the university's finest honor that of the doctrine of humane letters in recognition of her achievement as one of the world's longest serving leaders. university president praise the chancellor's science based response to the start of the corona virus pandemic ball. in her acceptance speech, chance a miracle. look back on the impact of the pandemic on people around the world to take a listen. and let's see if i think back my last night it's late in may. 2019. come on, come fuck. it's hard to imagine what has happened since this time, 2 years ago, very few people and the thought of a virus when they heard the word corona, but since 18 months. now we have seen how the world has been in the grip of this virus and how it isn't changed world as well. the chances are they're speaking at moments ago. do you wash and burn in a pole is on the white house lawn were joining her there. i see at some commotion behind you. people are getting ready for the chancellor's visit to the w

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, looking live from exclusive mark hopkins camera this morning over a foggy san francisco. good morning. it's monday july 26. i am len kiese. >> i am anne makovec. looks like the camera is feeling like we do. a little foggy this morning. >> little bit. >> darren peck is in for mary lee. how long is the fog going to stick around? >> the next couple hours. it will be more high clouds today, guys than the actual low clouds. they're filling the bay. that's the view from the roof looking towards the bay bridge. that's 880. east bay's got them. even over san jose, you don't have mid level clouds but they're high clouds. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s. here is something interesting about today. while we cool down for daytime highs, we will be in the mid 80s inland. it was in the 90s yesterday. each one, whether coast, bay, or inland has a 15% chance of a thunderstorm today. we'll talk about that. the odds go up home. much more on that plus when we might see more smoke from the wildfires. how is the drive looking? >>> good morning. let's hop ov

the australian government is to deport the far right commentator, katie hopkins, after she boasted abouthopkins entered australia initially to take part in the celebrity edition of big brother on friday in an instagram video she said she was given instructions by hotel quarantine officers that when someone knocks on her door essentially to deliver food that she should wait 30 seconds and then she should open the door and get her food but should wear a facemask. she was laughing through the whole video and then she said what she hoped she would do was wait until someone knocked on the door, open the door naked with no facemask to scare them and essentially, of course, put their lives at risk. she also described lockdowns as the biggest hoax in human history. mind you, she is saying that while in sydney we are in our fourth week of lockdown and melbourne is in lockdown at the moment so the two biggest cities in australia are in lockdown because of the spread of the delta variant. when this video came out, of course, it sparked all sorts of anger, not just at these disrespectful comments bu

our mark hopkins hotel camera. temperatures in the low to mid50's at this hour.s a gray start along the coast, around the bay and some of the inland locations with those clouds this morning. checking the winds, not as breezy in spots compared to yesterday morning. six mile an hour winds at sfo. five in heyward. 14-mile an hour winds in concord. little breezy there. 12 in napa and 22 miles an hour in fairfield with the delta breeze. as we go through the day with the micro climate forecast. the cool, cloudy and breezy. the mid to upper 50's. around the bay partly sunny with that afternoon sea breeze. highs in the low to mid-60s's and inland with that sun. mid to upper to mid- 80s's. a mild and mftable day. in fact daytime highs once again below average for this time of year. a stronger ocean breeze. as we go hour by hour with the skies. you can see sun and clearing inland. foggy-s as we look ahead. we go through the day. gusts up to 20 to 30 gusts an hour. lies in san mateo in the upper 6o's. close to 7o. for the south bay, 77 santa claritia. 78 for a high in san j

thank you so much for joining us from johns hopkins university. 25,000 troops are being deployed by southviolence which have led to the deaths of at least 117 people. the clashes were sparked initially by the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma, who had refused to appear at a corruption inquiry. but in recent days it has turned into a protest about unemployment and poverty. nomsa maseko reports. residents of johannesburg protecting their livelihoods. guarding against rioters and looters since the beginning of this week. in durban, checkpoints have been set up across the city. hold it, hold it! people looking to protect themselves and their businesses from looting. people are hungry at the moment. people haven't had an opportunity to stock up, so they're really desperate. they're desperate for milk, forfood, for supplies for their kids. they don't have formula, they don't have nappies, they're just really battling. now that looting has died down, these fears over food and fuel shortages mean long queues outside shops and petrol stations. the police minister was in durban today. he

you can see the drops on the live camera with our mark hopkins hotel camera. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. it's a gray start to our day. tracking low clouds, areas of fog and drizzle. current winds, so watching the westerly winds, 14 miles an hour at sfo. 16 in oakland. 13 half moon bay. 14-mile an hour in concord and 31 miles an hour in fairfield with the delta breeze. through the pass, with gusting up to about 44 miles an hr. wit the windy conditions this morning through the pass. all right. dawith that sea breeze kicking in. this strong ridge of high pressure over the four corner also build in to the desert southwest and this heat dome will be building closer to us. it won't be right over us so not all of us will see the heat. we will see the temperatures on the rise issue land into the 90's to triple digits. here is what you can expect and watching our inland east bay communities. you will see the hottest temperatures with this heat wave. for tomorrow, into the mid-90s. then friday and saturday for the inland east bay in to the 90's to triple digi

we do that with andy pekosz, johns hopkins university professor.new york city this morning, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. l.a. county residents must wear masks indoors even if they are vaccinated. authorities are reacting to a surge in covid cases and the highly contagious delta variant. l.a. county added 1000 new cases yesterday for the seventh day in a row. 10 million people live there. u.k. is holding out the prospect of restoring some of its pandemic restrictions just three days before he plans to drop all social distancing rules. the number of people hospitalized in the u.k. has risen 43% in a week. the country's general told the news that if the situation increases, researchers can be imposed. in cuba, the government is promising it will learn from the protests. authorities believes researchers on food and medicine imports. thousands took to the streets to demand freedom and food. cuba's economy shrank 11% last year. white house officials meet with representatives of the homebuilding industry to addre

host or attorney democrat strategist senior vice president of firehouse strategies, michael starr hopkins. and young americans for liberty chief of staff, sean themea. i bet he's on the right team here, let's go gentlemen. that's what they are saying. some people are very confused here. does this open the door to sort of a mass revolt from employees either at the federal level or private employees who simply do not want to be dictated to about the vaccine? >> , will definitely seat loss at you can bet on that. i can't wait to see how that weighs out. the courts will definitely have their hands full. i'm totally pro vaccinated. i got vaccinated and have been vocal about it but what really bothers me today, kennedy, is this bananas cdc guidance. okay i'm not a doctor in my over reacting? i have a colleague on the radio show today he was similar. if weeks if not must be heard from the pro- vaccine crowd, myself included if you go into your part and get your jab you can go back to normal part this our ticket back to normalcy. i repeated that at nausea and on my show, on various platforms. the

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that is based on official numbers compiled by johns hopkins university.th can't is believed to be even higher. in the u.s., public health leaders said today that most new deaths and infections are occurring where vaccination rates are low. we will return to this after the news summary. organizers of the mmer olympics banned japanese fans from the upcoming tokyo games in the face of surging covid infections. foreign fans were already banned. the new announcement came as the government declared an emergency in tokyo lasting through the olympics. the head of the japanese olympic committee acknowledged the event will not be the same. >> the tokyo games were supposed to be a real opportunity to feel the power of sports and unite communities. i am very sorry for the fan and the local people. stephanie: the games are set to start in two weeks. today marks two weeks since a condominium tower collapsed in surfside, florida. the death toll now reached 64. another 76 people are still missing. on wednesday evening, emergency workers held a moment of silence as they t

will be deported from australia after she boasted on social media about breaching quarantine roles. hopkins traveled to australia to take part and a reality tv show. she was in a 14 day mandatory hotel quarantine and sydney before filming was due to start and trip sparked outrage because the government's kept such strict caps on the numbers of strains even allowed to return home, leaving tens of thousands stranded overseas. i thought it was just shameful. the fact that she was out there, boasting about breaching quarantine, was just a pulling. it was a slap in the face for all lies astray. indians who are currently in lockdown and it's just unacceptable behavior. so i, personally, i'm very place she'll be leaving moving on now, and phones belonging to hundreds of journalists, activists, and politicians have been hacked by governments using spyware, owned by israeli civilians company the n a. so group, that's according to the latest investigation conducted in a consortium 16 media outlets investigation, say they obtained a list of 50 thousands numbers targeted by the spyware pegasus. at leas

thank you both democratic strategist, linda lake, political science professor, dan hopkins. thank you both for being with us today. really appreciate it and we'll see what happens. so what's the bottom line? millions and millions of americans still believe that donald trump is their great white hope for them. he's a straight talker who doesn't abide by the rules. doesn't care about traditional lines between conservative and liberal, or democrat, and republican and he does whatever he likes. they love it, trump is rude and obnoxious, and you could care less about your feelings. maybe that's really what trump ism is about for so many people, they're frustrated and they vent their anger through him. as for his pugnacious policies, while they're just collateral damage for the nerds to worry about, we have to deal with it. the scariest thing about his strategy is that it might just work again. my guess, think that democrats are scrambling to appeal to a majority of americans, but are they succeeding? it's really hard to tell. the cold reality is it in about 3 years. donald trump,