james: always. yeah, always. >> always? james: yeah, but you are ready for it. you do not let fear take off over your body. fear in a war makes you remember what you are taught and do the things you are taught to do, because they are effective. they work. but you have to be fearful. it does not stop you from doing your job. it should not stop you from doing your job. you might even do it better. >> did you know why you were there and fighting for what? james: yes, oh, yes. it was very well-publicized in the newspapers here as to why the war started, with the invasion. >> did you have a chance to write letters back to your family? james: yes, yes. yeah, and they wrote. my mother used to send me little boxes of tea. i was a tea drinker. i did not like coffee. she would send me teabags. >> were you drinking that tea? james: the army would have booze rations. we had beer rations. not on line but when you came back off the line, you would get two cans a day or something. >> did you send money back home? james: perhaps -- no, we got paid in scrip. we did not get ameri

james: yeah. what mentioned about, good could actually come out of the korean war and your service there? as a simultaneous achievement of economic development and democratization in korea. james: yes. i'm very happy to see the economic development. >> yes, you mentioned about it. looking back on those years of your service and the korean war, what is korea to you now? how do you see it? how do put all of these things into perspective? you never knew about korea. you are dragged into it. you fought there. he saw a lot of things that you do not want to remember. and you did not think korea would be like this now, and now you see it, all of those things. how'd you put it into perspective? james: well i am so happy we were afforded an opportunity to go back, and see it. seoul, it was -- truly a life-lifting experience. most of the bad memories, if not all, have been replaced in with the goodness. there are things that happen during wars that you carry with you for a while, because you're wondering, th

are the ingredients of a hyper inflationary collapse is coming into view james yeah definitely max you know me cities said he called it a cracka and why did you have the impressions of economy doing well because of the stock rising and things of that nature actually he economy is destroyed along with the currency and you know the stock market is going up for one simple reason the federal reserve is printing so much money that it has to go somewhere and one of the safest places to do it is to put it into tensional assets or near tangible assets which of course are stocks that himself. so what we are seeing in my view is the early stages of what you know this will be by music. and this is going to play out over the next. 3 to 6 months which is interesting point because once the inflation. process starts people lose confidence in the current currency very quickly and it tends to us about 6 months before the currency collapses right i think people would be surprised to know that the stock market and venezuela is going higher right and that currency is collapsing and for the exact same race

james: yeah, so we have pioneered infrared technology in our name stands for forward-looking infraredything radiates heat. our cameras cannot just see it, but quantified it. like all technology, there is a limitations. just because you have an elevated skin temperature does not mean you are infected but it's a great first step. how it works simply is you present yourself, you look at the camera. it takes a very quick reading of your tear duct in a very sensitive detector can determine if you have a fever. emily: talk to us about where placeour equipment is in or could be in place. i mean, airports, hospitals, schools. james: yeah, so our history in doing this largely was in the asia-pacific region with sars and h1n1, etc. the main application would be at ports and borders. screening travelers as they come in through an airport that could have a fever. then if they are detected to have elevated skin temperatures, they will go on to secondary screening. again, it doesn't mean you are infected because your skin temperature is elevated. with this pandemic, we have seen demands from all so

james yeah, not a bad way at all to be kicking off this monday skies are nice and clear pretty calm for the time being even though we will see winds picking up into the afternoon today looking outside from berkley also a very clear view can see that same view in san francisco in the distance and then the east bay, nice and bright this morning as we make our way through the day you'll notice a lot more sunshine than you will clouds but middle of the day will come along with a push of cloud cover associated with this week trough that is just going to be skirting right to our north. >>so while the pacific northwest gets a dose of rain in some cooler air we're just going to be here all right at the tail end of the system is going to result in winds picking up briefly a few clouds passing over at times. but overall we're going to be holding on to this warm pattern just right at the edge of the systems you can see some of those clouds that will be settling in at times definitely nothing showing up on satellite and radar those we've got a nice dry and primarily clear monday ahead of us as for

a huge amount of effort going into this visit, james? yeahecause you cannot underestimate how important this event is to france. if you just imagine 80 years ago the country has been defeated, the government has capitulated yet this little—known general comes to the uk, gets on the bbc says, no, we might have lost a battle, we haven't lost the war and he gave the people of france hope and this event event is a founding story of the french nation but as ever there's politics. president macron is facing some political criticism at home. he wants to associate himself politically with charles de gaulle as much as he can and also with borisjohnson, it's a chance to create entente cordiale over brexit and quarantine rules that are quite difficult at the moment. james landale, thank you very much. our top story this lunchtime... tributes have been paid to the forces sweetheart, vera lynn, who has died at the age of 103. cheers, the boys, cheers, up the villa. and, still to come — the inventiveness of football fans, having to adapt to a new way of wa

yeah james franciscus yeah another route 66 here there is. there was a calvin lockhart he got me. a movie with. who's like room 222 who. but he was his for her cover and her car was his words so he's never been heard from since. you know what'd you get and can i can i take a 2nd and ask you when you talk about route 66 i obviously know maris and milner when you talk about mr novak jane strand siskiyous when you say calvin lockhart i have a complete gap there can you explain who is who is calvin lockhart and why that i have here anymore he was a little black jesus he was a good looking black rebel who. it's did not have good. it's good conduct it's. his out here who are and he exhibited bad habits when we made this film and. they cared it's. well you know it's some point you can push it way far down the road in hollywood but when they start saying life's too short you're gone i've heard out of nowhere people who thought they were indispensable you get to the point where they go life's too short you're out back yeah yeah. so. what tell me about that was it the same agent that you we

>>james yeah and aside from her in addition to masks and socially distancing you also want to get tested when you can and to help with that in the south with san jose sharks and santa clara county. coming coming together to offer free covid-19 walk up testing. it's going to be the sa peace center from one this afternoon until 00:07pm tonight it will happen today through friday and then on saturday, they'll also offer testing from 9 in the morning till 03:00pm and here's the great part. you don't need an appointment you don't need health insurance a doctor's note, nothing you don't need any of that you just have to show up and you'll be tested so long as supplies last it's also available to anyone regardless of immigration status to so don't let that stop you from getting tested we need to know more with regards to the data also today 2 other free covid-19 testing sites are going to open up in santa clara county. testing will be available from today through friday at 10 in the morning till 04:00pm at the 2 locations you see on your screen. they include andrew hill high school in san jose

we'll james yeah, they certainly need the business as they do in the north bay to we talk about how the wineries and breweries in sonoma county. >>are reopening their tasting rooms today in fact we had a chance to take quad copter 4 up to the rodney strong vineyards in healdsburg to get some of this video for you wineries there in sonoma county will need to follow social distancing and health guidelines of course with. masks and everything else customers are encouraged to call ahead and make a reservation and while we're up in the north bay, let's talk about nevada that's another city now that's beginning to restrict ease the restrictions for businesses starting today in fact a proper sarah stinson up there for us to tell us more good morning sara. >>and they're good morning games. that's right the starting today you can do some indoor shopping in nevado not also includes car. dealership so if you've been just a real yearning to buy a new car or 2 days or day also you the housekeeping and janitorial services can resume as well of course all of them need to go under a health requirements

john good morning james, yeah, a big change this friday compared to where we've been up to this point this week we're subtracting a lot of degrees as far as temperatures go into the outside from berkeley, not as bright as it was earlier, we have some% cloud cover that's been moving in on and off across the bay area this morning. >>and a line of showers sitting to our west that's going to early break apart by the time it makes its way towards the shore couple of sprinkles possible right along the coast, most of us just going to see the cloud cover and feel the breeze from this cooler air that's pushing in today. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's berkeley year at 58. concord oakland and fairfield in the mid 60's pittsburgh. you've pretty consistently been the warm spot in the bay this morning at 67 degrees now today compared to yesterday. no shortage of changes are peak temperatures will be from the 90's yesterday to police 70 is that are warm us today as much as 20 degrees cooler. that means you're going to be trading in those shorts and t-shirts he had on yesterday for a jac

james, yeah, looking where a lot of folks seem to be just high enough that we could all sneak underneath that the and get to work or i hope that's the case for you let's find out what it's like well, job, deadly fog that is a change what do you was is berkeley, you know you can see more of this a second ago or else they would figured out what is it this is so the center tower right here as he does the fox kind of bright because we're actually looking like kind of down into it a little center tower little darker and greater once you get into san francisco, obviously no gray whatsoever in san jose you can just enjoy this view down in the south bay they've been seeing lots of sunshine all week and then yeah, pretty similar to your center tower view this one from berkeley right here they're pretty exactly like each other as that fog and low cloud cover pushes into the east bay hills. >>so we're foggy spots that's right along the coastline into the north bay and then into the east bay hills bridges are actually doing ok because the fog level is sitting above the base so as you're driving over

some spots but the fog is beginning to build we've got john trouble talk more about john hey there james yeah for some like the berkeley hills death august. certainly there you can see anything right now from. >>right above berkeley at least the good thing about our cloud cover and fog today is it sitting a little bit higher than it was yesterday that means travel on bridges and most areas at least in lower elevations are just fine. it's when you head into hilly spots and then right along the coast. that yeah you're going to be running into some lower visibility areas high pressure is in place this is one of the reasons that we've been so hot inland. also so sunny and dry lately and we're going to keep that going coastal fog and just and ocean breeze in general is going to spare or coastal areas. the heat that are inland areas are again going to be in the midst of today and those of you right alongside the bay you're stuck in the middle you're getting at times the fog and cool weather and then another toasty afternoon ahead of us today with warmer conditions overall than what we had yesterday

>>get your kids might be safer in a theme park on the streets these days james, yeah, my daughter was out walking like a lot of kids are in mill valley. yesterday with a friend ok in a crosswalk and she was hit by a car. he was have driven by a marine you know what he called city get out yeah, crazy barry. >>a hit and he didn't even stay. the hood, others car get out no and he did have his license or is insurance or anything. >>thank god, she's ok i think yeah my careful to show many people walking out there now and when you're specially in a little town and kids are in crosswalks be careful when you're driving and i would suggest if your city councilman or anybody out there that you would have your license and insurance with all right 7.12 the time still ahead bay area toll plazas are completely cash free. >>just yet the toll collectors are expected back in the bush will tell you when. >>coming up in a moment. >>some 15 right now you guys still kind of surprised at my daughter getting hit by a car driven by a mill valley city councilman the next carrie ann okay. tell us to stay at th

at least along the coast anyway, we've got john in the weather center with more a job pay their james yeah, the golden gate right under the fog but this is the look from above it this morning and you can see that blanket that is just hanging our right across the bay area. >>the good news about our fog right now is hanging out right above bridge level so visibility is it being as impacted as it would have that fog been hanging out just a little bit lower in the bay you can actually make out some of those low clouds in the distance from san jose here which for the most part in the south bay is under some bright skies. not so much for the east bay right now low cloud cover pushes into the east bay hills that's making for slow visibility around berkeley and oakland as you head up into higher elevations in the hills skies will remain dry aside from some coastal drizzle see may turn on the windshield wiper a time or 2 as you make your drive on across the bay area this morning. high pressure is in place and we know what that means that ridge of high pressure is going to be staying with us. that's

james yeah, good morning, john stand by with a look at forecast what we see in this forecast has offered nothing short of surprises. the past few weeks we've had our hot days and then her really cool and brisk days to keeping us all on our toes and we're keeping that trend of changing weather patterns going for sure now this morning. we're in the midst of some changes you are seeing the return of some ocean cooled air and some fog at the coastline you can see that bank out closer to the coast from the berkeley hills right here and you're right in the midst of it and timber on a very dark and dreary start to the day over in the marin headlands down peninsula all along the coastline where you're looking at that fog bank our inland areas, definitely much different with some clear skies right now and about to see some really warm conditions yet again inland this afternoon. that's going to change as this cold front pushes through come tomorrow resulting in a big drop in temperatures all across the bay and the return of some of those brisk winds tomorrow night into saturday, especially to be o

yeah, definitely some low clouds and fog today, james that may be impeding your visibility a bit closer to the coast or even on our bridges that fog pretty evident in downtown san francisco blocking out your view of the sales force tower right now. >>so keep an eye on that visibility in half moon bay is right now below a mile well at times and hayward san francisco and oakland. we're also going to see a falling below a mile travel along highway, one 1 oh one expected to be most affected. but also those oakland hills into the east bay could be affected as well. fog begins to pull out around 9 to 10:00am and then we're looking at clear skies for much of the rest of the day after that point. right now temperatures are in the 50's 60's with oakland san jose and conquered in the low 60's. pittsburgh, you are the big stand out here right now at 70 degrees with 50's for much of the rest of the bay area currently later today we can expect a slightly cooler day but still a warm onwith highs near 90 degrees to 90 degrees for some of our inland spots. bayside area certainly warm 80 degrees while c

buffer for extra players to bring in should dari or will come down with covid right bring in james fletcher yeah, a little bit of a buffer but the bottom line is we'll try. >>and they'll track okay you and i know you'll be watching for our long their plan. thanks well. 9.32 in the east bay, the oakland city council has approved a budget that reduces funding for the city's police department is called the community first budget. >>and reduces the department's usage of these cities general purpose money by 50%. it commits about one million to alternative measures such as the macro program that's designed to dispatch health care workers instead of police for mental health service calls. the budget also commits 200,000 to the oakland police commission and million on communities most affected by the coronavirus. today the oakland unified district is expected to vote on a measure that would eliminate the school's police department warriors head coach steve kerr is among the supporters for a we want to take the oakland police off of campus is kron four's noelle bellow has more on his message. >>with cha

and thanks for joining us on this monday to early there was 05:00am i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher yeah, it is june 15th daryn already halfway through the month of june. summers, almost over and now it's you know, it's been warm a couple times a lot hasn't felt like super hot summer when it was not super high is it that i was held last night you are now just me the warm evening and we are approaching some are now so temperatures are gonna start climbing especially into your final days of spring. >>and the first day of summer which is on saturday. so we are inching closer to it at this point you can see outside from berkeley skies are nice and clear definitely no cloud cover nor fog really across the bay area at the moment that does change later today, though cloud cover is going to descend into the bay area come the afternoon and winds are eventually going to be picking up so this common clear start to the morning that we have right now savor it because it's not going to be sticking around all day. 50's and 60's for your current temperatures with alameda oakland conquered and pittsburgh

he wants them to reinstate their stay at home order there james yeah beyond california we're seeing numbers really spike nationwide i've got a map here i want to show you and a lot of colors as you can see what does it mean well this is a map that shows new cases that we've seen in the past week compared to the previous week. >>the colors tell the story california in orange as you can see is among 21 states. it is see new cases jump anywhere from 10 to 15 per 1010 to 50%. so not good on that front but look at the states that are in deep red. they represent areas where we see new cases jumped 50% or more and as you can see on the map include places like montana, idaho, nevada arizona across the south we've got texas. you've got missouri mississippi, georgia, florida michigan to the north and also new hampshire, those are the states where we're seeing local leaders really begin to question their reopening policy in some cases reversed them. so lots of rethinking has to be done as we take a closer look at california, here's a look at the latest numbers that we're seeing right now california ha

>>yeah, another hot one today james and likely going to be our hottest want to do so already consider what you're going to do this afternoon to keep i want to have another cool place in my like you did yesterday. you look outside san francisco, nice and clear right now is definitely no cloud cover no fog out hot heat advisory issued say is in effect today from 10:00am to 09:00pm this is where those areas in pink which is quite a lot of us across the bay, including san jose upper elevations on the peninsula. it went to east bringing to the east pay bills as well as really boost up the north bay as for our conditions big picture set up shows us that we do have a ridge of high pressure sitting just west of san francisco and a pretty substantial offshore flow. this is carrying hot dry air from inland valleys all the way up the coast that low that you're saying to ourselves though is that was what's going to help to bring us some come later on this forecast bay area. crystal clear today, no fog no cloud cover and that is the sign of a hot day ahead. 70's and 80's for today's daytime highs

yeah, you it's like a pop quiz james wednesday, wednesday june 3rd. what you do know of course is going to be hot. it was blistering high yesterday is hot enough, but no today's going to be a little hotter as you can see at a 102 seems to be the winner at this in our little game 99. livermore concord all of the usual suspects, san jose mourinho be had to. >>even san francisco's going to be pretty warm. i think this is the peak though today let's find out we'll get to the headlines in a minute. but josh real standing by to talk more. >>about what we just saw on that temperature graph and john today is this going to be the hottest of the week or what are you thinking. >>it is going to be the hottest tomorrow. we'll have some early but it's still going to be high but today definitely that the winner because of your to call it that as far as how we are going to be getting. >>so a good chance right now to what may be here in a few minutes a little bit right now it's still 05:00am you can take it easy or but yeah i'd say go on that walk sooner rather than l

supported it now who exactly is this james miller i don't think a lot of people are familiar with his name and as mark s. per responded to this resignation oh yeah 1st things that james miller he actually is a pretty big deal at the d o d and this resignation had mark esper out responding as soon as. it was published now miller served on the defense science board which is a group of retired senior officials who tackle cyber and communication technology also weapons of mass destruction now he also won 4 times the medal for distinguished public service which is the highest award a civilian can get from the d. o. d. now as far as mark esper he says he had no idea they were going to be taking a picture rather saying that he thought he was only going to be doing 2 things one to go see the damage at st john's church and to talk to the troops in lafayette park that's directly across the street from the white house he also pushed back on the media saying that what was reported was an accurate take a listen national guard forces did not fire rubber bullets were tear gas into the crowd as reported 2nd guardsmen were instructed to wear helmets and personal

that was one of 3 statues that were toppled last night and james has more on where those are located. yeah good morning so we have the google earth map. >>of the here between the de young museum and the academy of sciences that's where all 3 were located there in the central plaza and as we take a closer in look here you can see that on the music encore side that's where the oppressor statue was taken down. that's where it stood on the opposite end on the eastern side of the plaza that's where the francis scott key statute and the ulysses s grant statue in fact it's that icon here that marks the locations of both let's zoom into a street view level of you and you can see the actual statues if you haven't been to the park the statue on the right the bus that's the statue the bust of ulysses s grant in the foreground there in the background under the rotunda and you can sort of see it hollow there on the left side of the screen that's where the francis scott key statue. once stood again both taken down last night and that's what we're seeing here with the street level view story all right. l

and we're going to have a mixed bag, i guess depending on where you are james you're going to it's going to get hotter right, yeah it's going to be a little hotter today. james so not the best news for you, but for areas closer to the coast. definitely a mixed bag because it's actually going to stay really cool in san francisco. and you can see why that cloud cover it is ever present a lot like yesterday visibility still an issue right along the coastline now fog is beginning to lift and break apart a little bit in the bay itself. >>timing of it burning off is actually really similar to yesterday between 10:11am perfect weather right along the bay cool at the coast and then just a scorcher inland from the south bay into our inland east bay valleys and up into our inland north bay too. temperatures right now we're in the 50's and 60's we're still comfortable so go ahead let the cool breeze in and then seal things up into the afternoon hopefully stay, nice and cool further inland where temperatures are still hanging out in the 60's but will eventually rise into the upper 80's to low 90's, san jose a few degrees war

james, yes. good weather. yeah, also manage a match or it is june 11th, it is 05:00am good morning. if you're up that this hour john trouble is also up with us standing by with a check of the forecast morning john good morning guys and yes, some good weather daria so congratulations you got the day who are looking out there at a foggy start to your thursday for sure. >>san francisco shrouded in some low lying cloud cover and fog that is resulting in some visibility half moon bay, san francisco, hayward and oakland all will see an impact in visibility at times today, especially up in the east bay hills and then right along the coastline. now between 09:10am is when we're going to see most progress with the fog burning off and then a little nice and sunny afternoon obviously for inland areas, but some sunshine returning into the city of san francisco to 50's and 60's for current temperatures pittsburgh, you just fell into the 60's holding on to 70 through the evening. oakland at 60 right now with berkeley and san francisco in the mid-fifties later today, a slightly cooler day but our

reform bills, but their timeline ♪ ♪ ♪ >>a 45 right now let's take a at's going on de james good morning john what yeahmorning guys beautiful day today yesterday was already a nice one but it really windy. one today we take a little step back from the wind still breezy but not as windy as yesterday. look outside at berkeley. well, beautiful all the way out to the coast. so definitely not a foggy morning yet again what we're going to see on to the rest of the forecast for today and tomorrow is just a whole lot more that sunshine cold front push through yesterday resulting in are slightly below average temperatures we're currently enjoying and i hope you savor every minute of it because it's not going to last for much longer, although today is breezy it's by far most comfortable day of the forecast so get out there enjoy it tomorrow already going to be warmer by 10 degrees for some o67lour inland in bayside areas only getting warmer than that as sunshine remains around on through thursday which will be our hottest day of the forecast. winds, definitely windy but not as windy as yesterday half moon bay ne

so early on a tuesday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher get tuesday right very good yeah, right now the question i have for you is did you experience any of that wind. coming in because i get nothing bill i mean i felt some of my house, but on the road and over the golden gate bridge has

>>yeah report in sight. james king is a former san quentin inmate whose sentence was commuted he was released in december before the coronavirus outbreak was declared a pandemic he's now a staff member for the ella baker center for human rights. he says the state should parole elderly inmates these are people who are safe to release right now and. >>we are asking the governor to a large scale release in order john but create more. >>distancing for people the california department of corrections and rehabilitation says it has already paroled 3500 inmates during the pandemic to relieve overcrowding systemwide and that more releases are forthcoming, san quentin's population is that roughly 122% of its maximum capacity, it needs to be on the east. >>i at least 8080% of that city in order create any possibility of social distancing and grouping people in groups just like we're supposed to do on the outside stay in our in our family and that's what people in prison are supposed to do if united are tory a 100 people or o

so early on a tuesday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher get tuesday right very good yeah, right now the question i have for you is did you experience any of that wind. coming in because i get nothing bill i mean i felt some of my house, but on the road and over the golden gate bridge has actually fine i mean it depends on what direction you're driving morning. john where words when coming from yeah so fast as i like >>know yet we are definitely seeing some windy spots but others some of the place you would suspect that would be the windiest. >>at all as windy. so this is your look outside this morning. we've got some clear skies definitely not a whole lot of fog wind right now is mostly coming in from the west but that definitely depends on where you're talking we've got to southwest steady breeze out in the east bay currently and from san jose it's from the north so it's a pretty mixed bag right now these are low wind so they're definitely being disrupted by the terrain of the bay area so some areas are just more exposed some of you might notice that other areas going to be mor

yeah, you say lebron james, everyone knows who you're talking about.nd he says now is the time to make a difference and he's hoping to d to help people get out and vote. [ crowd chanting ] in the wake of unrest, surrounding the death of george floyd and national calls for justice and racial equality, lebron james, basketball superstar and activist, is setting his sights on energizing black voters. >> we are more than just athletes. we are more than just shut up and dribble. >> reporter: james is teaming up with other athletes and entertainers launcng a vot more than a vote isn't just about getting black americans to the polls but also identifying key cities and states to combat voter suppression. georgia primary elections just this week were plagued by hours-long lines and reported issues with voting machines across metro atlanta. further shining a light on the issue that's also sparked concerns for november, james telling "the new york times," yes, we want you to go out and vote but we're also going to give you the tutorial, adding, we're going to giv

yeah, definitely some low clouds and fog today, james that may be impeding your visibility a bit closer to the coast or even on our bridges that fog pretty evident in downtown san francisco blocking out your view of the sales force tower right now. >>so keep an eye on that visibility in half moon bay is right now below a mile well at times and hayward san francisco and oakland. we're also going to see a falling below a mile travel along highway, one 1 oh one expected to be most affected. but also those oakland hills into the east bay could be affected as well. fog begins to pull out around 9 to 10:00am and then we're looking at clear skies for much of the rest of the day after that point. right now temperatures are in the 50's 60's with oakland san jose and conquered in the low 60's.

james wilson, the sleep geek, a sleep behaviour expert. we are all fascinated by sleep. i'm getting a lot more sleep. just because you can? yeah. felt like a completely different season, as it will for many of you throughout this week and into the weekend. staying cool, showery, can't promise things for the gardens in the south, but what you will notice is how much windier it becomes tomorrow and on saturday. showers are already in parts of scotla nd showers are already in parts of scotland and northern ireland, one or two scotland and northern ireland, one ortwo in scotland and northern ireland, one or two in east anglia will clear away. some sunshine for the southern half of england and wales before cutting over later, a bit brighter over northern ireland, but we will see showers in scotland, northern ireland and england later in the afternoon. temperatures are down and where they should be for many, 11— 15 degrees. after 19 in the south, and that sunshine is still strong, so it shouldn't feel too bad out there. overnight, it will turn cool once we have lost that sunshine. most i was around across england and wales and northe

popping up because as you know where are nearing fire season daria yeah all right, thanks a lot and i could feel it yesterfay was so hot james and then i just thought about fires this time of year. >>that combination. >>yeah we've seen triple digit heat for days on and thankfully in short spurts but they keep coming by seems like the middle of each week we got john looking at that for us this morning, we've got a cool down for the weekend but i see in your extended forecast which will see later it starts to ramp up again the hot weather later. >>yeah later today, still one more hot one guys which is definitely not ideal for fire whether the good news is winds are calmer. we are going to see increased humidity touch. cooler today, but the real good weather comes this weekend that's when it's just a complete one 80 from where we had been the past couple of days. yesterday was a crystal-clear hot weather record breaker for sfo and oakland all spots getting up to the upper 80's. this morning conditions are just as clear a touch cooler this morning and continuing to be a touch cooler this afternoon we have a low pressure area tha

yeah. i saw james blake in that, too.d common and john legend and the song "glory" to it, it's so simple, but it's -- it's so simple and so powerful and speaks volumes. it's a quiet piece of video, but it speaks volumes in the message that it's trying to say. i really -- i saw it yesterday, gave plme goosebumps. i'm glad you included that in "what to watch." >> it's -- james blake was -- he did have that incident a few years ago where he was slammed to the ground by police in a case of mistaken identity. i remarked on james blake in the video, gayle. >> i remember that. you've got another story about an exceptional young to end on as we try to do every day. a teen activist in detroit is proving why he is a true leader. his name is stefan perez. he's 16 years old. he organized and led a peaceful protest group onay. de-escated confrontations and urged demonstrators to comply with the city's curfew. his goal was to ensure everybody got home safe at the end of the day. stefan got kudos for his actions from detroit's mayor, mi

yeah. >> jimmy: is that why you have worthy on your shirt, for james? >> no, sir, not for james worthy.rybody to know that, especially people that look like me, that they're worthy. >> jimmy: i know you're a lakers fan, and i want to you meet somebody, his name is irvin. >> whoa. >> jimmy: say hello to mike. >> i did not expect to see you, sir. >> oh, wow. well, i am here, and i want to say thank you for what you're doing for patients and taking care of them and risking your own life to take care of them. that means that you're an unselfish person, and thank you for blessing all of us. you know, not just the people in atlanta, but all of us are blessed with what you're doing. and also, too, i want to say hello to the boys and your wife, also, thank them for what, you know, putting you, letting you go to work every single day and just taking care of so many people, and jimmy is just the coolest dude, too. >> jimmy: that is a great point, thanking your family as well. to thank you for your hard work, phillips would like to send you $10,000 to spend however you'd like. they've been helping

out there with john trouble in the weather center good morning john yeah, the bay bridge shot not looking bad at all this morning james and looking out at this view of the bay bridge you can see that above it there is definitely some low lying cloud cover but you're a drive up on the bay bridge itself actually not too bad as cloud cover right across the bay is sitting above the bay instead of sinking down into it which would be problematic for bridges. >>where you can expect some low visibility, oakland and the east bay hills in general and then right along the coastline, pretty similar areas to yesterday fog is sitting just a bit higher today though, and that is definitely good news. just means more of us are going to see less of an impact but you're still going to notice a lot of grey out there to start the day by the time we work towards lunchtime, the only spots holding on to the fog. areas right along the coast and then right through the golden gate sunshine will prevail elsewhere as for skies, they will be dry aside from coastal drizzle that you may experience due to that fog in those misty conditions that may c

>> 8ç,cwell, yeah, there are -- historical records and medical records are somewhat sketchy. but with regard to jamesck polk they're there, and think after he became the speaker of the house he corresponded with the doctor. there were just a couple of physicians who were capable of doing this. made a search before he decided he wanted him to do this, and mcdowel had been on his agenda i think was just fortunate. i think mcdowel was close to him as he was when they got him there. there's no doubt in my mind, and this is why i think the operation was important. there's no doubtxw÷é in my mindt he was childless as a result of this operation. i take my conclusion on that one step beyond where bob left it, although i know he agrees with that. and i created a panel of about nine doctors who names are acknowledged in the book. some specialists, some general practitioners all thought it was q6q that not much doubt he either left sterile or impotent or both, so it was sick and he was how long out of office after only one term that he died? >> he died 90 days after he left the presidency. he went home to die.

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>>so it's been a long time on this yeah and the animals want to see james and i need your help for sure just remember to bring a mask because don't forget california is now one of 23 states that has seen a spike in coronavirus cases. not enough people are wearing masks given light of these new numbers and that's why the governor has made this new statewide mandate that everyone has to wear a mask when they're in a public space and in a situation where they can't maintain 6 feet of distance, ashley zavala actually breaks down what's specifically in the governor's executive order. >>here at the state capitol i am wearing a mask because i'm out my workplace and interacting with others. these are just a couple of the parameters. the governor set in california's new statewide mask mandate please wear face coverings we are mandating it. >>do justice protect yourself protect your loved ones. this virus has not gone away. governor gavin newsome says he's maybe order because he seemed to many uncovered faces which he says risks the progress california has made in fighting covid-19 people are now

yeah. that went all the way to the top. jameseeping memos of his conversations with the president of the united states investigating the president. liz, we have seen, as all of this has come out, nothing but a constant stream of abuse by the officials that we entrusted with some of the most enormous powers we have in this country. and now, what has happened to all of them? well, by and large, they have been rewarded for that betrayal. as you watch on democratic news networks, so many of these people are contributors, being paid to comment on the world's events now. it is a sick and twisted demonstration of how out of whack things have gotten. i really hope bill barr can get to the bottom of this. i hope anybody can get to the bottom of this. because the american people deserve so much better. elizabeth: okay. because as we've been reporting on this for three years now, the fbi used opposition research to get fisa wiretaps. that is christopher steele dossier. his own sources were telling the fbi, he is not accurate. and basically,

let's go to james, montgomery, illinois, democrat. caller: yeah, hello. host: good morning.hink theah, i children, the daca should be here. i do not know what is with trump and the republican party cannot been for themselves. they have an issue, everybody has to think the same. they have a supreme good justice -- supreme court justice that doesn't think the same? get him out of there. can't run a country. he cannot run a business. everyone thinks he is a businessman, he is a thief. he steals from the american people. look what he does with everybody, the black people, he just wants everybody fighting with each other. let's stick to the topic. let's go to joe in staten island, new york. [inaudible] that's all, thank you. host: moving on to connie in illinois, republican. caller: yes. this, i just listened to a daca recipient this morning, and he said donald trump put out a very good bill. that was to get a thing going where the daca recipients could become legal citizens, but the democrats turned it down because they didn't want to fund the guy said he was brought here when h