well next time mark valley we're going to take i start break and come back and talk to you some more mark malloch of incremental i'm. going to zation all kinds of good stuff coming your way way. is the u.s. economy was booming meaning numbers of people. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the lead up to the reality of it is that we're not financially quantity and unlike a. living wage many people naturally. that's been a problem with the cd you know those turn limits on police to a way out a little bit. it's worth it if there is no it's because you know it's that requires resources. on the streets to become the invisible cliques. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it

and back to stacy and our gas mark valley over there from incremental they put out an incredible report we should check it out if you can now mark you are a gold guy who also likes bitcoin and that's unusual because a lot of the gold folks don't like to climb but you do so 1st can you explain why you seem to go against some of the gold bugs and you'd like bitcoin can you just describe your your journey into becoming a big point fan yeah that's absolutely correct so as you mentioned we've been looking at gold very intensively fought for many use. we are writing a report on gold and for this report we do extensive preparations extensive research we basically cover all the news which was happening during one year and and and therefore we always are looking at what is happening on the monetary in the monetary system and we therefore also discovered bitcoin pretty early on we i think got it conceptually pretty early because we knew the stock to flow ratio i mean back then they actually had nobody was talking about the stock to flow ratio we featured it you know report i think the 1st time in

and so back to stacy and our gas mark valley over there from incremental they put out an incredible report we should check it out if you can now mark you are a gold guy who also likes bitcoin and that's unusual because a lot of the gold folks don't like to climb but you do so 1st can you explain why you seem to go against some of the gold bugs and you like bitcoin can you just describe your your journey into becoming a big point fan yeah that's absolutely correct so as you mentioned we've been looking at gold very intensively fought for many use. we are writing a report on gold and for this report we do extensive preparations extensive research we basically cover all the news which which happens during one year and and and therefore we always are looking at what is happening on the monetary in the monetary system and we therefore also discovered bitcoin pretty early on we i think got it conceptually pretty early because we knew the stock to flow ratio i mean back then they actually nobody was talking about the stock to flow ratio we featured it you know report i think the 1st time in 2011

other shows right there anyway today we've got a cold to the moon edition with a special guest mark valley incremental. the world is driven by dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. you know much like me and. and some know each is an 82 year old nick is sucky bomb survivor both he and his daughter travel around schools talking to children about the war. so now uses cartoons to help him share with a younger audience his experience of the day the bomb fell with. their. i thank you. salute to. all and not only much the. saluki swamiji gun or a school board up doesn't need to feel sad it came back with what sticks did it and . so little can. we. let us know kelly. for the get it you got there must a lot. but i do mate i would let it start to go. back before that i started it how. they need us and this of the. 2 of them on narcotic mother would looked up look in the muck local good morning again. we hit it still you know i musta. mocked local you know with the sun kind of war now as if you know much the words emits a smug sort of you so he did he any mortal. this can go away study

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the other shows we do anyway today we've got going to the moon edition of with a special guest mark valley incremental. welcome back facebook has become the latest social media platform to crack down on q. anon conspiracy content after deleting a group with some 200000 members for violating the platform's guidelines believers of the fringe far right conspiracy theory have been voicing their support for trump ahead of november's election but his own quarter explains the movement has only grown despite being snubbed by the political and media elites. in the world of q. and a not labeled by the u.s. government as one of the most dangerous conspiracy theories of all time humanity is at war and president trump is here to save it he went on which essentially leaves the entirety of the democratic party are conspiring and running an underground pedophile sex trafficking ring pacifically would cue in on is a free nation in which many baseless conspiracy theories are discussed on the internet the surge has interest in q one comes as the u.s. skews a predilection a few years ago it was a fringe theor

cover on the other shows we do anyway today we've got gold to the moon edition with a special guest mark valley the incremental. i . know crowd. no shots. actually felt. well. no one. points your thirst for action. by masher attention you're watching another lockdown edition of going underground a very special edition we're joined by one of the greats for those of us of a time professor cornell west he joins me now from princeton in new jersey cornell thanks so much for coming on last time i spoke to you earlier in the week there was a hurricane shades of climate change them. we had the catastrophe in beirut i mean one of the 1st of all you who are out here no indeed indeed the 1st i just want to salute you. the lesson you force for good. deed indeed while we are thoughts when you heard about what happened in the middle east in beirut where normally you often spoken about war crimes this it's open to question what happened but what if what if you thought about the terrible images well i'm a little bleak once again you trigger but the. suffering.

the other shows right there anyway today we've got a go to the moon edition with a special guest mark valley the incremental. fullest and illegal takeover of the government by a small group. rather than revolutionaries also just small groups the operation when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. these are sacrificing. places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery poverty environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymandering all sorts of undemocratic practices are well in that world we're well into this world and there's no question that the coup d'etat. the national attention you're watching another lockdown edition of going underground a very special edition we're joined by one of the great philosophers of our time professor cornell west he joins me now from princeton in new jersey cornell thanks so much for coming on last time i spoke to earlier in the week there was a hurricane shad

the moon edition with a special guest mark valley the incremental. the world is driven by dream shaped by one person. dares thinks. we fear to ask. join me every 1st week on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. talk about school children are told on like sticks and stones words will never hurt them but a 9 year old girl in germany has been punished by her teachers for speaking her native to the playground the parents are now planning to sue the school our correspondent peta all of this story there's a row brewing in southwest germany over the languages spoken in school it's after a 9 year old girl was given this punishment to say to right to speak turkish the children speak german school in germany the official language is german you want us to speak german the schools are german if we speak turkish the children won't understand us we're not allowed to speak our mother tongue so we can speak german that's all i know the. a local school authority told r.t. that t

other shows right there anyway today we've got a gold to the moon edition of with a special guest mark valley incremental. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people when they need us. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of the we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing living minimum wage give many people no choice you know that's been a problem with the city knows time limits on told me stay away i don't listen. to that there is no answer because yes that requires resources the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the invisible cops. is you'll be. a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. directly. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. made in the shallowness of. coup d'etat the sudden fullest and illegal takeover of a government by a small gro

on the other shows we do anyway today we've got a goal to the moon edition with a special guest mark valley increment on. how can you explain love i've been to 82 countries i did in 12 but i came here and in those 3 days i just filled with hope. and he kept pretty isn't the same show. i made my decision to come here because i felt a new i could build a new life suited to who should know companies and. go as a free man for god decided that this money is no good to be free while pro-style it if little. kid gets you there my one dream is that all my children 'd find the same kind of happiness i do. i love my home i love cold weather i like the culture i like the history i like everything about it almost. thought i was i know that. i am joined a russian fama. welcome to redact it's an i am naming caravan me and i'll be filling in for a leak cam tonight who's ranting somewhere in the woods radicalizing the wildlife you know what that would explain the forest fires a few days ago federal agents withdrew from the streets of portland where they were aggressively policing protests well i'm sure ever

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mark valley. >> we have been watching for 2 to 3 weeks heavy declines in possible numbers and icu numbers. payment california has seen a 19% decline in hospitalizations and an 18% drop in icu covid patients compared to two weeks ago. the drop in cases is also encouraging, but the state should not rush to reopen according to dr. john schwartzberg, a clinical professor of public health at uc berkeley. >> if we start to open things too soon we will be opening them up when we have more cases then we had in june. >> reporter: dr. schwartzberg says the reopening last may showed not enough californians to fashions to stop the coronavirus' spread. >> we just keep coming up and up and up in fashion like waves , but the waves keep getting bigger and bigger because we're starting at a higher level. >> we have been closed for six months. >> reporter: the owner of a personal training business in san francisco understands the need for balance. but he wants public officials to give their directives about what help measures might allow them to reopen safely. >> even once we come off the watchlist, we hav

the same valley marked 56.7 degrees in 1913. a location in tunisia hit 55 degrees in 1931. some experts question the accuracy of those readings, and say the temperature logged sunday is the highest credible one. wildfires have been raging in california, as it endures scorching heat of over 40 degrees coupled with dry air. fire tornanadoes accompapanied whirirls of f smoke and blazing fires burned in the northern part of the state on saturday. weather officials issued a special evacuation alert. >>> the national convention of the united states democratic party has opened to officially pick its presidential candidate. former u.s. vice president joe biden is expected to be nominated on tuesday. the party initially plplanned t bring togethther memembers and dedelegates inin milwaukee b bu to l limit the in-person presen due e to the pandemic. most speeches at the four-day convention are being made online. >> together we must build a nation that is more equitable, more compassionate, and more inclusive. i know that joe biden will begin that fight on day one. >> biden is schedule

> narrator: that approach would soon contribute to real-world consequences far from silicon valley, where markerberg's optimistic vision at first seemed to be playing out. (crowd chanting) the arab spring had come to egypt. (crowd chanting) it took hold with the help of a facebook page protesting abuses by thgime of hosni mubarak. >> not that i was thinking that this facebook page was going to be effective. i just did not want to look back and say that happened and i just didn't do anything about it. >> nartor: at the time, wael ghonim was working for google in the middle east. >> in just three days, over 100,000 people joined the page. throughout the next few months, the page was growing until what happened in tunisia. >> events in tunisia have captured the attention of viewers around the world, and a lot of it was happening online. >> it took just 28 days until the fall of the regime. >> and it just created for me a moment of, "maybe we can do this." and i just posted an event calling for a revolution in ten days, like we should all get to the street and we should all bring down mubarak. >>

malcourt and putin recent days and now we suddenly have this case of alexander in our valley which raises more questions marks about what is going on in russia but also about relations the european union the system mind ourselves i mean when you say we saw europe take a very firm stance and that was repeated during this process press conference today when it comes to bellow verse with leaders speaking also to vatican who sees this clearly as his spear of influence let's just take a listen to what i'm going to matthew had to say about that. we are showing that we see dialogue with russia and if want to with beller us to president lukashenko has so far not spoken with anyone on the phone but we will of course insist on certain conditions the release of christmas no violence free speech the right to demonstrate and an inclusive dialogue in that country those are the values. which we stand for not just to home but also for those brave people in. inverts with. europe standing up for its values of the early claiming a geopolitical stake in belarus well that depends on where you stand the european perspective of cou

already getting close to that 70 degree mark for summary stay. valleys, antioch you're at 6963.ow so comfortable temperatures but they are going to get warms even hot ones. later on today, especially in the look at that the 90's returning once again, 93 in concord today a high of 90 degrees expected in livermore here south is own 84 in downtown san jose, 91 in morgan hill, we're looking at 60's to low 70's along the coast 66, half moon bay, san francisco downtown you'll be at a high of 70 with a lot of sunshine to enjoy and then 80's very widespread across the north bay mill valley, you're going to see 80 degrees today. but the bottom you'll be at 86 santa rosa, a high of 89 and then big changes are on the way over the next couple of days look at this or 70 around the bay forecast. a drop in temperatures as we get into tomorrow much cooler that we're seeing as we get into wednesday again and we could see some coastal a patchy drizzle as well over the next couple of especially of course along the coast and in some of the hill area so just be aware of that and then things are goin

that that it's going to get down here in the valley which candidate hits the value. marksays everybody and all the houses are gone for sure. but i don't think that's going happen. i think the firefighters are doing their job they're going to contain it. and it's out of prudence that are getting everybody out of here before the fire gets down here. so there's not a mass exodus that actually causes a bigger problem. >>all right now we have a full list of evacuations on our website at kron 4 and they're getting ready to update us in about 20 minutes here. it was those new numbers for the morning for now reporting here in scotts valley reyna harvey kron 4 news all right we'll check back with you and get those new numbers a little bit later thank you reena. >>well now we want to go to the l a new complex fire. this map shows the area that has burned so far as outlined in red, you can see that has crept up into parts of vacaville and has moved towards fairfield evacuation orders are in place for parts of both of those cities. >>let's check in with kron four's will tran who has

valley. we are just above the 100 index mark right there. unhealthy or sensitive groups, folks with asthma, or respiratory issues, if you're sensitive, it is something to be aware of. we have fog to start the day. the marine layer is more compressed than where it was yesterday up we expect a warm up later this afternoon. the half moon bay reports visibility of a half mile. looking towards the north bay, visibility and santa rosa is about 2 miles. fog and clouds, the winter onshore through fairfield, there's a week breeze there, light around the bay area. a westerly breeze at six, in oakland comes from the northeast, at five. a warmer forecast and store. 3-6 degrees of warming across the bay area for today. yesterday, it was 81 degrees. 86 for santa rosa. livermore will have 92. have you degrees of warming are expected and open with the afternoon i have 74 in san jose. temperatures again are dropping off, getting into your bay area saturday, only slightly warmer on sunday. i see a heat up in the extended forecast. we will have more in just a

more century mark and above over into the tri valley and on up through walnut creek in concord oakland and berkeley check 85 for daytime highs today, san leandro 88. north day temperatures some of our hottest again vacaville sonoma pittsburgh and the on call at one '06. one '02 today in santa rosa. now here's the good news temperatures after this not going to be as hot. tomorrow will still be under excessive heat warnings but on average are inland highs fall out of the 100 back to 99. after that we're a touch less hot thursday into friday with highs in the mid 90's to finish out your workweek highs for a bayside areas fall into the low 80's and even the upper 70's by the weekend. james right john thank you. let's quickly update you on the roads before we continue with the news the bay bridge toll plaza camera showing us the usual back up here nothing on the chp lot to account for the backup, so this is just your usual slow and go. >>as the congestion in the commute bills. but once you get through the toll plaza you're fine the span itself is moving at the limit this morning, the san ma

in antioch a 109 degrees widespread triple digit heat for most of our inland valleys santa rosa novato hitting that century mark san jose, not that far behind 97 degrees and downtown san francisco 81 degrees in half moon bay 76 degrees for your friday afternoon highs. >>time now for schools. >>george kittle has established himself as arguably the best tight end in football, but he was entering the season on the last year of his rookie deal and if the nfl has taught us anything star players playing on the last year of their deal can cause some friction. the niners made sure to have none of that the organization will make george kittle the highest paid tight end in nfl history, the team in cattle have agreed to a 5 year 75 million dollar deal on thursday kettles or received 30 million guaranteed soon as he puts that pen to paper this is the deal that the niners have stated that they have been working on to get done all season, but there had been some whispers that the 2 sides were far apart over the past 2 seasons kill ranks 6th in the nfl among all pass-catchers in receiving yards, 11 in receptions in second in

the east bay shoreline and as you make your way inland specifically in the tri valley is already hitting that century markin cities like livermore in fairfield pittsburgh as well and as you make your way into the north bay tracking widespread 90's and even triple digit heat as well specifically for those of you in saint helene at let's take a look at current wind speeds out there right now fortunately any wind gust that we do see in the coming days, 20 miles per hour less winds out of the west-northwest right now pretty breezy in the teens, but fortunately not tracking any gusts in that 20 to 30 mile per hour range and wake-up planner forecast is going to show for your friday morning going to notice some cloud cover right along the coast, but away from the coast already going to start with mostly sunny skies warming up in the low 80's along the coast along the bay in the low 90's with widespread triple digit heat as you make your way inland. so with this heat wave the peak will be friday but still going to remain hot for the next couple of days more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes cath

valley residents and the uc santa cruz are the latest to be evacuated. >> we are live with the details tonight. fire is zero percent contained and that marks another night of evacuations in santa cruz county. those in scotts valley and uc santa cruz are the latest to receive the official notice to leave and it only came a few hours ago. it's this scene across the ccu august lightning complex fires. forcing continued mandatory evacuations. a look at boulder creek in santa cruz county thursday evening. homes are actively burning. cars charred, since is igniting the devastation and ongoing danger has led to the evacuation of close to 50,000 people. >> you are hearing about some of the other surrounding fires. we are standing guard, the best way we know how. >> for scotts valley resident, the best way to stand guard now means getting out of town. the evacuation orders for the city, leave now. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> after 7:30. uc santa cruz, announced all of the employees and students on campus had to leave immediately. that is 1200 residents and they have been told they may not return for two weeks. and evacuations center

heading south however we do have the fog issue kind of lingering at the coast a little bit noe valley 79 question mark depending on when that fog will start to clear as we look ahead in your 70 forecast we see numbers get into the middle 90's as we head into the weekend that may be a little generous that may be pushing to hold closer to the upper 90's and we want to watch what happens in the next week that looks like a scenario building for more of heat spike. said heaven but he spy territory as we get into early next week robin check and area traffic what's going on. >>we have some crowding out there a lot of folks are squeezing into san francisco right now so let's start off with the bay bridge approach cash lanes fast track lanes all stacked up. it goes beyond 8.80 be on west grand. it's all the way back to the bottom crashes or problems to report off to the richmond sandra fell where it's getting a little crowded. we have some heavier traffic now into the north bay. but it's still a trouble free commute uneasy 9 minutes here from the pay gates off to one o one marty all right robin thanks. a lot.

mark, thank you. >>> the popular squaw valley ski rereport near lake tahoe will be changing its name because schwa iserogatory term for native american women. the decision was reached after consulting with local native american groups and extensive research done into the history of the term. the resort hosted the 1960 winter olympics. process the process to come up with a new name is going to start immediately, and one is expected to be announced by next year. >>> it's expected to be another night of unrest in wisconsin following a controversial police officer involved shooting. coming up next, we'll have the latest on the protest, and what the mans father is saying about his condition after being shot several times. >>> and be sure to tune in tonight for hell's kitchen at 8:00, that will be followed by prodigal son at 9:00, and then we hope you stick around for the 10:00 and 11:00 news, all right here on ktvu. >>> san francisco is moving up the planned closure date of the jail at the hall of justice, mayor breed announced this morning that inmates and city staff will be moved from the jail on septem

so there's a lot of suspicion a months tick tock users and then when one becomes valley and recent hearings that have mark zuckerberg at it he made an allusion to competition coming from china and trying to get the white house to weigh in to block that competition which is the kind of behavior that dr berg likes to to engage and i think that you have dynamic competition online and have social media platform bring out activism has to talk does and engage people to talk is very popular but it does have to be safe and we have to have security protocol and if an american company microsoft in this case is talking about it can demonstrate that they can provide security protocol it should be allowed to buy it without interference from the political leadership at the white house which is the order of trying to guide this if not kill it and that would a shame for america as the men and free speech. let's turn to politics. are you surprised at how far joe biden is ahead in the polls. it's it's it's a moment where the american people seem to be looking for a change and that is certainly supporting him but you're say

valley residents and the uc santa cruz are the latest to be evacuated. >> we are live with the details tonight. amanda? >> reporter: the fire is zero percent contained and that marks another night of evacuations in santa cruz county. those in scotts valley and uc santa cruz are the latest to receive the official notice to leave and it only came a few hours ago. it's this scene across the ccu august lightning complex fires. forcing continued mandatory evacuations. a look at boulder creek in santa cruz county thursday evening. homes are actively burning. cars charred, since is igniting the devastation and ongoing danger has led to the evacuation of close to 50,000 people. >> you are hearing about some of the other surrounding fires. we are standing guard, the best way we know how. >> for scotts valley resident, the best way to stand guard now means getting out of town. the evacuation orders for the city, leave now. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> after 7:30. uc santa cruz, announced all of the employees and students on campus had to leave immediately. that is 1200 residents and they have been told they may not return for two weeks. and evacuations center

shoreline oakland, 90 degrees richmond 92 degrees moraga hitting that century mark, a 109 degrees for those of you in the tri valley is like conquered an antioch 108 degrees there. napa 96 degrees in santa rosa in a bottle of a 101 degrees so we're easily going to be 10 to 20 degrees above average and that warming trend is going to continue all weekend long with above average temperatures even through the middle of this upcoming week with relief not arriving in the bay area with near average highs until about 10 days from now catherine back to you thank you members size. >>coming up next nasa says a laser beam good toward the moon has made its take a look at this after dozens of attempts at launching laser beams at the moon nasa says it finally has received a signal back. scientists launched the light at a reflector at which is about the size of a book 240,000 miles away from earth. it sits on a spacecraft on the moon's orbit. nasa believes that getting that signal could help in the study of the universe's physics and they've already learned for example, the moon and the earth are slowly, drifting apart. and that w

that triple digit heat 97 degrees and widespread century mark for those of you in antioch conquered in livermore no surprise there the tri valley is going to be some of the warmest cities with also treat century mark temperatures in santa rosa and novato as well and taking a look ahead at your 10 at 10 outlook. the heat is on even 7 days from now with near average highs not returning to our inland valleys until the next 10 - in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. - "morgan." - pretentious. - "sophie." - hmm, too italian. - [scoffs] [gasps] "mavis." - too jewish. - okay, then i have "morgan." can i have "morgan," please? - what's in it for me? - please, please, please? - what is in it for me? - oh! - linda. - come and get me. i'm waiting. - hmm.

billion in november of 2018, and notable early investors include familiar names in silicon valley, peter thiel, and mark zuckerman, and a bloomberg report citing the sources saying that asana has been trading for roughly $5 billion market cap on the secondary market. melissa, i am dealing through the s-1 and the company nearly doubled the revenue in 2019 from the year before, but the net losses nearly doubled to $21 million from $51 million in 2018, and melissa, this is the sixth software company to file an ipo today. the others are unity, sumo logic, and snowflake, and just as i was coming to air, i saw anwell moments ago. so it is an ipo software ipo palooza. >> than yk you, deidre bosa. we are following two storms headed to the gulf of mexico. and we have chris polllonpollons in st. charles. >> yes, you can see that marco is here is kept with the precipitation in the florida panhandle and into alabama as a high wind shear is knocking this tropical storm down, but however, that is not what people here in lafayette, louisiana, they are worried about that. i are watching laura near cuba at this point ex

look at the south bay and santa clara valley, all above the 150 mark which means it is unhealthy forverybody. at that point we are in the red zone. keep it in mind. if you are outside for any reason, try to limit the time. as far as microclimate highs for this afternoon, we are not tracking any extreme heat watches or warning. we will remain in the 80s or 90s. the satellite radar is going to give us the picture and idea of what we're monitoring just to our south. this is what is going to bring the biggest concern heading into tomorrow. so if you notice just to the south off in the gulf of mexico, you can see sort of the remnants there of what used to be a hurricane. now we're going to see the remnants of that, that tropical moisture push into the bay area, moving from south to north. because of that we will see instability in our atmosphere, and that has triggered from the national weather service a fire weather watch, which means we are going to look out for the chance of thunderstorms, fast-moving thunderstorms and maybe even dry lightning as well. right now the model runs are look

land and then here's mount vaca in the mountain range between vacaville and the napa valley and all these structures marked in red have been destroyed the ones in black there's no damage, the green ones have some damage in the yellow ones have minor damage. so that's the situation. this is all between vacaville and lake berryessa get up here closer to lake berryessa you can see the spanish flat area. it very hard by the fires this other neighborhood here also on the other side of this pit and then there's a little trailer park up here. i wanted to show you right here. mobile homes here only 3 of more than 3 dozen survived the fire the other ones have been destroyed we're talking about what's going on in the russia or russian river area. and we look over here some evacuation orders that were mandatory have been lifted. north of river road in guerneville here is guerneville this is the fire boundary, the perimeter of the fire itself. this was close this area, this is kind of the heart of guerneville this park north of river road was evacuated. but now that order has been lifted and there are a number of buil

speech facebook's relationship status is complicated and when you compare mark zuckerberg to some of his counterparts in silicon valley does a far better job when it comes to free speech. he says he doesn't want facebook to be the arbiter of truth and others in silicon valley who are more than happy to seize that mantle. nonetheless facebook continue system along the way and that is because the fact checking approach is fraught. it is just opinion journalism and invites people to work the rest at facebook, 20 state ags, filed a letter sent a letter to facebook saying they need to start taking down more speech. that the opposite direction, we need more speech, more ideas, more diversity of opinion, we should turn off the bias filters and let the american people make their own decisions what they want to believe when it comes to these opinions. shannon: the headline from the hill today and others reporting as well, facebook takes down troll farms posing as black supporters for trump, down 35 accounts, 3 pages and 88 instagram accounts that were part of the operations so sometimes they are getting this right. >> i deal w

valleys are apparent. up cherry glenn, a small strip of grass with track marks and it separates blackened hillsides from the ranch and among those counting their blessings today is 95-year-old world war ii veteran george parrish. take a look. the grass is blackened up to the edge of his home off of pleasant valley but it is still standing. >> up to the building and up to the garage and burned trees and on both sides and the back and front. >> reporter: he and his wife kathy think the slightly burned angel on the lawn watched over their property. >> i think we are lucky. a lot of people were not fortunate. >> reporter: as you drive on the devastation is more frequent along the road and outside one property in melted tricycle mary burned out bridge and the outline of a home and the dirt. and in the rural hills north of interstate 80 are ones of heartbreak and she lost some fencing and that is it. >> i came here and looked at my house and no fire and oh my god. i cry every time. >> it is hard to look at and mix canyon and gates canyon and gibson canyon and i all of those places really well. are all of the orde

valleys. that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> we'll be listening. today marks the anniversary of the bomb dropped on the hiroshima and the dawn of the new age. japan is holding solemn ceremonies. 800 people attended the event, less than a tenth of the usual number because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. people in the city observed a moment of silence at 8:15, the exact time the u.s. bomb struck. the average age of atomic bomb survivor, now over 83. nearly 324,000 people are listed as dying from that bomb. >>> coming search crews hoping for a miracle as they search for possible survivors after that deadly explosion in beruit, and a new detail on the cause coming up. >>> plus sticker shock at the grocery store. maybe you're not surprised seeing these prices that have been creeping up. we're going to show you how much meat and other essentials are going up. >>> plus all week long we are helping you and your kids keep up in the classroom. in california here are the expected distance learning standards from the state. you can expect as a parent daily live inter

did not speak with the media in the valley was flown to germany from siberia after falling violently ill on thursday. india has suppressed the 3000000 mark in the number of coronavirus places this as the country logged the world's biggest day the rise in new infections in 3 weeks authorities say the virus is increasingly spreading to india's south. in turkey at least 5 people are dead and 12 missing after heavy flooding in the region drenching rains triggered the flooding which also caused significant damage to buildings and roads the 50s humanitarian relief foundation said at that sent a team to help with the search and rescue operations. well in the german city of leipzig music fans have done something that didn't used to be newsworthy i went to a concert but this was no ordinary show it was a scientific experiment the 1st of its kind in the world to taste if indoor events can be held safely during the pandemic concert promoters and live music fans everywhere naturally a good to see the results it. was there to see it for itself. it's like a blast from a not so distant past 1500 people packed together in an indoor arena in leipzig for

mid 80's with triple digit heat for those of you in the tri valley is like conquered in antioch napa 99 degrees so flirting with that century mark there, but santa rosa nevado 105 and a 106 degrees. so another day of scorching heat in that weather is going to continue through wednesday. but then we will notice some relief later into the week into this weekend back to you jonathan we're so thank you so much wildfires also impacting folks in colorado. >>we're told it could take up to 2 months to fully contain one of the fires there that's because dry conditions are expected to continue for weeks. lance hernandez is on the ground. >>this is going to be a long haul we're looking at x expected containment date. >>some time in october it's tinder dry in the mountains that worries residents in frazier the williams fork fire which blew up yesterday now only 7 miles away. it's a little scary for everybody who let's hear in this. a little tight knit community they've pretty says they need rain. the weather is not really a helpful to us right now frazier residents being told there will be no evacuations today, but there could be later if t

marks a major moment which is widely seen as the most in the silicon valley revealing about $580 million in losses on sales of $742 million. levels to test the appetite of investors shown increasing resistance to startups, most notably wework >> and charging teva in generic drugs for prize fixing they will vigorously fight the allegations in court shares are down about a share and a half this morning. back to you. >> thank you for those details to the campaign trail. day two of the convention under fire for a speech given by secretary of state mike pompeo while on a trip to israel. some lawmakers want answers and they want to address the baseline between politics and official state business. tracie potts joins us from washington, d.c. good morning >> good morning. democrats want to invest gate did pompeo break the law or any regulations doing that political speech on a government trip. it is part of a number of criticisms and concerns raised by critics of these rnc speeches being done on government property and we'll actually see that again tonight >> life, liberty and the pursuit of hap

valley commute looking pretty good. so, i think that is because as we go to mark it's because most people who work the silicon valley jobs driving to work, they are doing it at home? >> yes, i guess, sal, this is the time of year you talk about more traffic as everybody is going back to school, right? right. yes. everything changed. so. everything i guess we are tracking the weather which is always changing as well. now we had heat last weekend the cool down to embrace. no your forecast today, a plan for thursday, starting out thursday, clouds this morning, skies partly sunny, warmer today than yesterday, 60s all the way to the lower 90s for afternoon highs around 90-92 degrees. now we watch the weather in the fire zone, showing you a big push for low clouds and fog this morning, moisture levels really helping out the fire crews for the overnight hours, clouds clearing back at the coastline of the wind picks up the area 51 is 20 miles an hour as we check out some of the current conditions around the fire zone thankfully, we show you cool temperatures, lots of moisture in the air. the win for the most part on the light si

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san jose low 90's for milpitas taking a look at our inland valleys in the east bay livermore a 101 degrees so you're going to hit that century mark yet again hayward 86 degrees. widespread 80 throughout the east bay shoreline and we're going to be flirting with that triple digit heat for renda amor august so above average temperatures there nearly 20 degrees above normal for concord and walnut creek 103 degrees for your tuesday afternoon and map out of that century mark but flirting with that triple digit heat at 99 degrees below 101 degrees in santa rosa, 105 degrees and mill valley. still going to be toasty there in the upper 80's at 88 degrees and taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast or heat wave will continue through wednesday night cooling some with some relief but it's all relative vicki and jonathan in the mid-nineties for the remaining 7 days back to abrasive thank you folks in santa rosa looking to beat the heat can take advantage of 2 cooling shelters. >>those shelters will be open from 00:11am in the morning until 7 o'clock in the evening. one of them will be located at the rink on valley library on want to b