lisa leslie, i'm honored to be in the presence of royalty.he nba, as if i didn't know that, as if i'm not a sports expert myself. i'm so excited to have you with me. congratulations on all your accomplishments and accolades. very excited to talk to you about why you got involved with hoopers vote. the first question i want to ask you, a lot of people out here feel like, yeah, it's an important time, but other people will vote, or i'm not that motivated because i'm not excited about either candidate, or nobody is talking to me, so i'm not talking to them. i'm going to stay home on election day. what say you to those people, madam royalty? >> first, thank you, tiffany, for having me. i am a fan of yours. i'm loving all of your work and just continue with the fight in representing this so well. for me it's important to use my platform as we've seen all the athletes, nba, wnba, soccer, everybody, naomi osaka in tennis. our lives depend on it. i got involved with hoopers vote. obviously being a hooper. but i wanted to reach, really, the youth gene

>> next on "the presidency," margaret leslie davis reveals first lady jacqueline kennedy's political and blue medic -- and diplomatic coup in bringing the mona lisathe united states despite opposition on both sides of the atlantic. leonardo da vinci's famed painting was seen as a symbol of the free world at the height of cold war tensions and president kennedy used its exhibition to promote democracy and american relations with france. 2 million people saw the mona lisa in washington, d.c. and new york city during the winter of 1963. ms. davis is the author of "mona lisa in camelot." the white house historical association hosted this event and provided the video. rhett: this evening it is a pleasure and honor to introduce a friend to the association, margaret leslie davis. she is an award-winning author of books about the history of the west. her books have been praised by reviewers in the los angeles times, washington post, npr and new york times. her most recent book is "the lost gutenberg." in a starred review, kirkus described the book as "an engrossing read for any book lover." her work has been featured on fair.orning and vanity the author

leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. >> let's get a check with lisa argen tracking the weather and a red flag warning coming tonight. >> additionally the hills and valleys of the east bay. today we're going to warmup. it's going to be a nice day. you'll feel the especi but what happens tomorrow is going to happen even quicker with numbers in the triple digits. monday should be the warmest day out there. here's a look at live doppler 7. there's a little fog out there. but already with upper level winds we are warmer. oakland, 54, 60 in san jose, 59 half moon bay, 68 later on there. it'll be in the upper 70s for your sunday, upper 80s for monday. that's at the beach. half moon bay, 64 right now in the city. this is our east bay hills camera. it's a little bit chiccy. winds out of the north on top of mt. diablo and looking at some wind gusts over 25 mileser houf. it's in the 60s in concord, but livermore, you've been enjoying some 50s. we're anywhere from 11 to 12 degrees above normal where we were yesterday in the north bay, and the east bay is warming slower. that's all going to change. here's a look at the current uppe

lisa in camelot." the white house historical association hosted this event and provided the video. this evening it is a pleasure and honor to introduce a friend to the association, margaret leslie davis. she is an award-winning author about the history of the west. by books have been praised reviewers in the los angeles times, washington post, npr and new york times. recent book is "the lost gutenberg." kirkusarred review, described the book as "an engrossing read for any book lover." her book has been -- work has been featured on good morning america. the other has appear don c-span's book tv, the history channel, as well as the discovery channel. a lawyer, graduate of georgetown university, and points us from the hills of los feliz in los angeles county. joy to be here a for your weeklong celebration in honor of first lady jacqueline kennedy. i am so delighted to share with you a story from my book called it islisa and camelot," kind of a forgotten story, in 1963 when jaclyn kenny -- the story.terminded whisper, ath a whisper between the young first lady jacqueline kennedy and the charismatic, brilliant and eccentric minister of culture. a spectacular white house dinner on th

lisa, thank you. >>> contra costa county issued new halloween guidelines as pumpkin patches make the decision to open or not to open. abc 7 news reporter lesliemplications for halloween this year. >> reporter: might as well nap. after all, the animals have a lazy fall ahead at clayton valley pumpkin farm this year. >> we've had generations come here. and their kids come. and it's just, you go through those gates and it's been magic. >> dozens and dozens of people at once in the field with their carts, searching the perfect pumpkin. >> reporter: but this year is different. >> i think we can be open. >> no, we can't. >> no, we can't. >> reporter: in june, the owners made the choice to close and let thei supha ow. >> i had to say, i can't put you guys at risk, just don't grow the pumpkins for us. every day it's being verified we made the right choice. we have the train, about 26 people can sometimes go on that at once. and then disinfect and then have a line, sixt? esldistance. repoe instead. >> we're also going to be holding instagram and facebook contests. >> reporter: but other pumpkin patches are making plans to open, like the classic pumpki