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liza first book "michelle." and the journalist who covers the first lady as her beat. >> we'll start with a clip in 2008, michelle obama talking about her personal story. let's watch. >> all my life i confronted people who had a certain expectation of me. every step of the way, there was somebody there telling me what i couldn't do. applied to princeton. can't go there. your test scores aren't high enough. oh, i went. i graduated with departmental honors. wrong. [ applause ] and then i wasn't supposed to go to harvard. that was probably a little too tough for me. i don't know why they said that. but i could go through every curve and twist and turn of my life and find somebody that was telling me lower your expectations, set your sights low, you're not ready, you can't do that. and every time i push past other people's limited expectations of me, and reached for things that i knew i could do and grab my seat at the table that others felt so entitled to, what i learned was that there is no magic to these people w

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when you watch the 2008 michelle obama, the pre-white house michelle obama, how has she grown in theob and changed her approach from the public from what we see in that clip. >> well, i think she's become more optimistic and positive. i had a hard time her saying something like that today. in that clip almost like there is something called imposter syndrome when people aren't supposed to be where they are and it takes them a lot to get over that, to realize, wow, i'm just as good as everybody else because maybe you came from a background where you weren't expected to be in this place. and if she felt any of that, she's certainly gotten over it. she seems comfortable in where sher. >> krissah thompson, what do you think. >> i think some of the rough edges have been polished off. when she's talking to young people, she's definitely say, people didn't believe in me at different points in my life but i showed them that i could overcome and i made these achievements anyway and this line there is no magic to this. she said that often. so people know she could close this gap between where s

michele, any response? guest: one thing to keep in mind about unemployment insurance, it is not just a benefit for those who are getting it but an economic stabilizer. right now we have not seen the crash. --- we looked at what the prospects are we do not continue the benefit, and for the whole economy it is gloomy. unemployment insurance spending generates local spending, so during the height of the section, every dollar spent generated the economy, and that is why you have not seen consumer spending drop or the housing market crash. that is why states are still collecting tax revenues and they have not had to lay off as many people as they could have ended up having to lay off. the $600 is not just helping people getting that benefit but everyone. host: here is wade in edgefield, south carolina, recently unemployed. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think these people are calling in and saying the unemployment help is nonsense are probably already retired and do not need

michelle miller is in selma for us today. michelle, a fitting tribute. but i don't know how you quite can encapsulate such a life. >> reporter: it is a poignant image to see. it harkens back to what we saw at the passing of martin luther king jr. in a horse-drawn caisson carrying his body in much the same way. before the casket and the caisson actually got to the bridge-- i'm close to, on the other side-- what was so incredible to hear was an eruption of that song-- i believe it was "this little light of mine, i'm gonna let it shine." you think about the words to that and what he was able to do in creating a movement and certainly the progress. and as it passed, on its way up the incline to the bridge, people started shouting out, "good trouble! good trouble! good trouble!" and then, the family joined halfway up. and at that point, they are in t-shirts sathat say, "good trouble." i think about the weather. it has been raining and storming, and it has been cloudy, thunder storms throughout this area over the last several days, and look at it now. it's as

first run by her mother and now michelle. the rampage felt personal. >> it was awful.t was heartbreaking. >> reporter: michelle wanted to help however she could, and so within 48 hours of the shooting, michelle and a team of others were donating their time and efforts -- >> because we are -- >> reporter: to turn out shirts emblazened with their community's new rallying cry, gilroy strong. >> and the response was incredible. we had people wrapped around this building. what can i do? how can i help? it was amazing and we needed each other. >> reporter: michelle says she knew at the time her neighbors appreciated the effort, but not until covid-19 threatened her business did she realize how that good will would come back to help her. what customers they have had this year were coming to michelle for a reason. >> people after this incident, they go, we're coming to you because of what you did. >> reporter: and that was enough, michelle says, to keep the press going and cal silk in business. proving once again gilroy is the kind of community that rallies together to face an

host: michele evermore. guest: i am not exactly sure what is going on. i do know the week of march 30, you probably would not have gotten sick some dollars -- $600 because that did not take effect until early april. in terms of getting $500 instead of $600 i wonder if there was any point in the past you were accidentally overpaid unemployment insurance. sometimes that may play a factor. i'm really not sure why you would not get the $600. i'm happy to look into it. host: just a follow-up on the ppp we were talking about. wall street journal, what you need to know about the changes. the small business administration will accept loan obligations -- loan applications on monday. officials say the program's original deadline was june 30. let's hear from daisy in new york. good morning. caller: morning, everybody. i have to agree with the two previous filaments from georgia that the government -- gentlemen from georgia. here in new york, it is barely keeping us afloat. we have stopped paying our mortgages and our b

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michelle? >>> all right. mary, thank you. and taking a look at the main travel times right now. everything remaining in the green. even westbound 580 looking like a 27 minute drive from 205 over to 680. san mateo bridge, you want to be careful out there. there is a wind advisory now chp just issued it. you can see a lot of people slowing down along the span there. but still 12 minute drive into foster city from hayward. and taking a look at the bay bridge right now. the metering lights are off. traffic is moving along pretty nicely eight minute ride across the span. anne? >> reporter: i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and we are keeping an eye on the search for eight military members missing right now in the waters off of the southern california coast. at least one marine was killed and two service members injured after an accident on board an amphibious assault vehicle. this was during a training exercise and here's a look at the area, it happened in the waters off san clemente island. t

hi there. >> hi, michelle.a beautiful view with our sales force tower camera looking north catching that clearing with just that shallow marine layer out there and check out our temperatures so heating up inland into the upper 80s into low 90s today and upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and mid 60s for the coast. very similar to tomorrow and we are going to heat up on sunday. we're talking mid to upper 90s on sunday and the peak of our heat and on shore flow kicks back in for tomorrow. actually for the rest of the weekend. i'm excited for the weekend. thank goodness it's here. >> it's friday, mary. time to celebrate. >> yes, yes, i know. thanks so much, everyone, and remember, ♪ >> carter: thomas... do you take zoe to be your wife? do you promise to love and cherish her through all the years ahead, whatever they may hold, forsaking all others, be faithful, until death do you part? >> thomas: uh, i, um... ♪

it is called the michelle obama podcast. she hopes it will spark new conversations in what has been, a tough year. >>> a neighborhood in oakland is fighting every wild peacock. neighbors say, the peacock lived a few blocks away but moved away in march. some people in the new neighborhood say, they like the novelty and distraction. they have given him a variety of names including bruce or paco but, there are others who simply call him a noisy nuisance. >> i've gotten woken up at 4:00 in the morning for five times in the last week, alone. he is crying more and more.

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. let's get right to your forecast this morning with mary lee. good morning mary. >>> good morning to you len and michelle. happy thursday. almost friday here. and we're lookattees a little b rmer compareto yesterday so seasonal for this time of year, a live look with our south bay san jose camera in san jose right now it is 61 degrees. with cloudy skies. so low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay. and even spreading inland in spots although clear skies in concord this morning. so mid- to upper 50s to low 60s as we head through the day, 64 in san francisco and 71 in oakland and 82 in san jose and 91 for concord. so cooler at the coast and mild around the bay and heating up inland. we'll talk more about the warm- up in store for us for the rest of the week coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and we have some breaking news right now. an earthquake in southern california was a 4.2 magnitude that hit at 4:30 this morning. it was in-between san

here is a report euom michelle on this issue.helle: within 30 million unemployed americans are getting next to $600 a week and benefits. that is one in five u.s. workers. a music merchandising tool manager is one of them. >> my income has been zero, like from the second the pandemic stard and the music industry shut down. michelle: what has been keeping him afloat is the payment from >> i cannot explain how much of an impact this had on me to anything -- groceries, rent, car payments, everything. michelle: a fight in wasngton could change that. if the money is about to disappear at the end of th month, unless congress renews it. for those who depend on these checks, it is frusating. how will you cope? >> that is something i have been thinking about for the last month. how they feel about people that need this money. michelle: the additional money is not just helping him, but helping the economy at large, allowing unemployed workers to keep spending. two thirds of all economic activityes crom consumer spending. if the payment were

good morning. >> good morning michelle.nd we are looking at another day of below average temperatures. so definitely cool along the coast and around the bay. and mild to warm inland this afternoon. here's a live look with our treasure island camera. it's a gray start to our day with areas of fog. and temperatures mid to upper 0s to low 60s. so low 60s in concord and for livermore. upper 50s for oakland and cisco for santa rosa this morning. now current winds, and another breezy start in fairfield with the delta breeze kicking in once again for you and looking at southwesterly winds at 24 miles per hour in fairfield. 12 in oakland. looking at just 10-mile-per- hour winds in san jose and 14- mile-per-hour winds out of the southwest in concord. so there is that weather system still bringing that strong onshore flow. so definitely cool by the water. along the coast and right around the bay and then mild to warm temperatures inland. and that will be the case as we look ahead to the next couple of days. so little change through f

good friday morning to you len and michelle. and looking at the end of the week, the end of july, this month is just flying by and we are looking at seasonal temperatures as we head through our day. very similar to yesterday. but warming up for our weekend. here's a live look with our treasure island camera. and tracking that fog pushing in. looking at mid- to upper 50s to low 60s as we start off our day once again and as we head through the afternoon, it's all about our bay area microclimates once again. looking at about a 30-degree temperature spread from our inland locations to the coast. so 90 in concord and 91 livermore and looking at clearing mid- to upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. 65 in san francisco and 72 in oakland and cool, cloudy and breezy along the coast in the low 60s. we'll talk about that warm-up for our weekend coming up in just a few minutes. michelle? >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk here. mary i'll take it from here because we are following the breaking news out of southern california where ei

i'm sure gal welcome to the program you counsel present shall michelle says he's confident a deal on a 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery package will be breached e.u. leaders are in their 4th day of talks tensions have been running high with the core disagreement concerning how the funds will be distributed the latest proposal includes $390000000000.00 euros of grants and $360000000000.00 of loans that will have to be repaid hit southern states like italy and spain have been pushing for bigger grants but a group of so-called frugal northern european countries want the bulk of the money to. but he does loads with more checks on how it's spent so these prime ministers he said become terry says he's cautiously optimistic that the rift can be overcome and hid knowledge that negotiations have been tough to leave that there is a limit that must not be exceeded for the dignity of italy and for the dignity of all the other countries which are going through the acute phase of the crisis under living the most serious consequences we are not joking here it is no time for national navel gaz

michelle? >>> gianna, thank you. new this morning, when the clock hit midnight, santa clara county businesses that reopened on monday were forced to close their doors once again. house barbers in san jose decided to stay open up until the minute the new order went into effect. the owner says his phone kept ringing from clients who wanted to get their haircut not knowing when there would be a next time. >> it was like a -- somebody gave you something and took it right back. >> they didn't even give us a chance. >> a county leader tells kpix 5 once a county making the watch list, and is ordered by the state to shut down further, it remains under the order until the state gives the okay. even if the county is able to get off the watch list. >> i'm glad i made it in just in time. >> just blessed to be able to get a haircut. it's been to months now. >> for now no telling when businesses like hair and nail salons, gyms, and shopping malls will be able to reopen. and reminder, free pop-up testing cont

for michelle, there was no escape. >> i tried to run. but as i ran, the first gunshot hit me. i was grazed here. i have a gunshot here. i was, also, grazed here. now, i do, also, have a hole in my hip. >> michelle, bleeding profusely, secretly dialed her phone for what she thought would be her last call. >> i called my mom. >> what did you say? >> i said, mom, there's an active shooter at walmart, and i need you to call 911. i was really calling to say good-bye because i didn't think that i would make it. blood had started to come from my mouth. so i really didn't intend to -- for her to find me. >> did you say good-bye? >> she wouldn't let me. >> you tried? >> i tried. >> butti michelle's mom and dad did find her, as she was being wheeled out by walmart employees. shot three times, michelle survived. but 22 others did not. >> would you bow your heads with me? father, we thank you, again. >> michelle's father michael is the pastor at the prince of peace christian fellowship. >> we know the atmosphere has been disturbed, amen, by what happened august the 3rd. but we are el paso

michelle? >> well, i'd say, you know, let's say we all survive the trump presidency and there's still movies in the future. when somebody makes a sort of dark film rendition of these awful, awful four years, this, you know, surreal and noirish and frankly kind of fascist spectacle is going to be part of the denouement. i want to say something about cancel culture. there is no bigger practitioner of cancel culture in this country than donald trump. a man who has made it in his mission and his legacy to cancel barack obama, to extricate everything that barack obama accomplished, to undo the last eight years of american history. and obviously barack obama is not the only one that he wants to cancel. donald trump is constantly calling for the firing of media figures who displease him, right? so the idea that this president is some sort of champion of the free -- of, you know, the free exchange of ideas and the open-minded pursuit of our history is completely ludicrous. >> well, let's build on that,

almost friday to you len and michelle. and we're looking at temperatures right around where we should be for this time of year. here's a live look with our south bay san jose camera. and right now, as we look to san jose, cloudy skies and 61 degrees right now. looking at 60 with clear skies s wellith clear skies and 57 in oakland and for livermore. 56 in san francisco. and looking at 56 as well for santa rosa. so lee clouds and areas of fog along the coast right around the bay and even a gray start for some of our inland locations. as we head through the afternoon, 64 in san francisco and 71 in oakland and 82 in san jose. and 91 for concord. we'll talk about what you can expect as we head into our weekend with the warm-up on the way. details coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and we are following some breaking news right now in san jose. reports of a shooting of multiple people. there is heavy police presence right now in the neighborhood. this is in south san jose. it's on snow drive just west of 101.

michelle: that's exactly right. now the hard or comes. it is going to be a lot more wobbly. , youu make some progress hit a stumbling block. you pause for a bit. maybe the economy falls back slightly. i don't think it is a w shaped trajectory. it is not going to be a downturn again, unless there is something more significant that happened in terms of the path of covid. but from here on, i think it is absolutely tickle how consider -- absolutely critical how can -- how the consumer evolves. we are at a critical point when thinking about fiscal policy and how targeted the stimulus may or may not be in terms of reaching that population that has a higher tendency to spin that any -- that money. jonathan: there's an elephant sitting on the front end of the yield curve, and it is called the federal reserve and the two-year yield breaking down. tom: this is fascinating. i go back to hunt brothers silver. there's a point where the market starts telling institutions what to do. is there enough power out there for markets to tell the fed what to do

michelle? >> well, i'd say, you know, let's say we all survive the trump presidency and there's still movies in the future. when somebody makes a sort of dark film rendition of these awful, awful four years, this, you know, surreal and noirish and frankly kind of fascist spectacle is going to be part of the deknew mau. i want to say something about cancel culture. there is no bigger practitioner of cancel culture in this country than donald trump. a man who has made it in his mission and his legacy to cancel barack obama, to extry pate everything that barack obama accomplished, to undo the last eight years of american history. and obviously barack obama is not the only one that he wants to cancel. donald trump is constantly calling for the firing of media figures who displease him, right? so the idea that this president is some sort of champion of the free -- of, you know, the free exchange of ideas and the open-minded pursuit of our history is completely ludicrous. >> well, let's build on that

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. some bad air around the bay area because of this 14,000- acre fire in fresno county. smoke from the fire has been causing some hazy conditions. let's get right to mary lee with the air quality advisory now extended. >>> that's right len, so that aiquitadvisory for today and now for tomorrow as well. that's because of that smoke if the mineral fire burning in fresno county. now onshore flow at the surface, so really up aloft. that's what we'll the smoky skies. so hazy and smoky skies up in the higher elevations. now the air quality for the bay area moderate for today. now let's talk about our temperatures right now. so we're in the mid- to upper 50s for many locations. with mostly cloudy skies along the coast right around the bay and even some of the inland locations as well. so as we head through our day, we'll see that clearing but again, that hazy sunshine out there. 67 in san francisco. 72 in oakland and 83 for san jose and 86 in concord. so near normal daytime highs. all right, le

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she is new mexico governor, michelle. governor welcome. >> i am delighted to be under show a nice to meet you. host: thank you for being here. i mentioned that you are the help secretary and you are a member of congress because they give you incredible insight and think on how to deal with the coronavirus early on. you declared statewide health emergency on march 11th when there were only four cases in your state. but as you see that push you to move so quickly. >> two things, you know that money.rus is so it comes with travelers. i was still dealing with people traveling on a cruise in california an adult with the pandemic before. in the earlier you start, the more aggressively you start the better control and management efforts you have. this is the problem because you can't see the pandemic. everyone i think falsely assumes that it won't come here. and wean will wait until we see what is happening. and for too many it is easier to explain pretty have to move immediately. otherwise it rages out of control. we have seen

i agree michelle. all right, taking the look at your world a little closer, thanks michelle.ere in the bay area as you work your way on 580. eastbound right at eden canyon. an accident involving a motorcycle. at one point all lanes were shut down and they've managed to open couple of lanes there but still slow as you head through there until they oulook at the maps you can see line of red speeds down to about 11 miles per hour. so couple of lanes still shut down. there is some activity off to the right shoulder as well as they clean up some debris because of this accident. it was involving a motorcycle. westbound 580 that 680 connector the number 2 lane blocked due to a crash. and we're seeing some slightly slower speeds as you work your way westbound headed towards that dublin interchange. so just a heads-up if you are trying to get on to 680 coming off of the 580 commute. and east of there, it's the usual stuff. work westbound 580 coming out of tracy getting on the altamont pass it stays slow until about grant line and then you get a break until you get to the brake lights

michelle. >>> anne, thank you. the stock market is down thanks to grim new economic reports now taking a look at big board and the dow is down about 230 points. and on capital hill, negotiations over a new bill to stabilize the economy amid the pandemic have stalled. skyler henry has the latest from washington. >> coronavirus shut downs across the country led to the worst quarterly economic report ever recorded. second quarter u.s. gross domestic product plunged a record 32.9%. >> if we go back to the great recession, i think our worst quarter was down 8.4%. now we're talking about a 33% annualized drop. >> for the second week in a row, unemployment numbers are on the rise with 1.4 million people filing for new benefits. >> the rising joblessness has been especially severe for congon age workers for women unemployment checks lose an extra $600 a week on friday. >> negotiations e benefits as part of a larger coronavirus relief package have stalled. >> we're miles apart on a number of issues and there were more issue

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. good morning to you. glad to have you with us on this friday eve. first things first a check of the forecast with mary lee. good morning mary. >>> good morning len and michelle. temperatures slightly warmer compared to yesterday. and we are going to see our temperatures rise as we head through the end of the week. so we're starting off our day low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay and even the gray start for the inland spots as well. and we will catch that clearing the rnn. of us as we head so warm to hot day inland and mild around the bay. and cool at the coast with that cloud cover just kind of retreating back to the coast through the afternoon. 64 for a high in san francisco. looking at 71 in oakland and 82 later on this afternoon in san jose. and 9 # for concord. so seasonal daytime highs for this time of year. but we'll talk about this warm- up coming up in few minutes. >>> all right, let's take a look at the bay area roads and pretty much everythin

but as michelle misled troy. a camera on his computer use a sword after a guest on serbian television one of the most popular clergymen in serbia urged him to go into politics he doesn't want to know he's calling for peace in the ninety's as a students he let demonstrations against them president slobodan milosevic. protesting milosevic he did not show his sticks tauriel ways as he did later but we were also attacked as anti serbia ends. with. the bishop sympathizes with the current protesters but he can also understand law enforcement and he knows each side alone cannot solve the problems in serbia but if they would join forces they could influence the government. me we are the foundation of society. and we demand to invent you through the politicians take over the poles responsibility the speed you know of course well his prayers for peace to her. right now they are his own hope. let's get an update now on the latest developments in the corona virus have demick the us has set another record more than 65000 new

michele, any response?st: one thing to keep in mind about unemployment insurance, it is not just a benefit for those who are getting it but an economic stabilizer. right now we have not seen the crash. --- we looked at what the prospects are we do not continue the benefit, and for the whole economy it is gloomy. unemployment insurance spending generates local spending, so during the height of the section, every dollar spent generated the economy, and that is why you have not seen consumer spending drop or the housing market crash. that is why states are still collecting tax revenues and they have not had to lay off as many people as they could have ended up having to lay off. the $600 is not just helping people getting that benefit but everyone. host: here is wade in edgefield, south carolina, recently unemployed. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think these people are calling in and saying the unemployment help is nonsense are probably already retired and do not need assi

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. good morning to you. glad to have you with us. let's get your first check of your forecast this morning. here's mary lee. good morning mary. >>> good wednesday morning to you len and michelle and we are going to be warming up as we head through our afternoon. we will continue to warm up looking ahead to the rest of the week. so today the start of a warming trend for us. here's a live look with our sutro camera and you can see our temperatures are running in the 50s and 60s. so a mild start especially in concord. you are at 64 degrees. 60 in san jose and mid 50s for san francisco and santa rosa and upper 50s for oakland and for livermore. as we head through our day, we are looking at temperatures heating up especially inland. so looking at mid 80s in san jose and low 90s in concord and around the bay, breezy upper 60s in san francisco to mid 70s in oakland. we'll talk about as we continue on that warming trend through the week, details on that coming up. >>> the university of california has a new man in ch

budget of more than a trillion euros michelle has proposed a recovery fund of 750000000000 euros in loans and grants. money for this fund will be bored by the e.u. on financial markets and directed toward countries hit hardest by the crisis such as spain italy and greece what's driving a wedge between leaders is whether the money should be handed out as grants the so-called frugal for austria the netherlands finland and sweden insist it should be mostly loans and paid back he is considered one of the biggest obstacles to a deal austrian chancellor is a bust and coots goods things an agreement can be reached but that necessarily this weekend. there are still a lot of questions to be answered 1st of all to where should the funds flow who will be the main recipients what is the suitable criteria for this. though clearly delighted to be meeting up again in person the jovial atmosphere is not expected to last long the german chancellor angela merkel's cautious optimism in the days leading up to the summit seems to have subsided. this put off we will take a lot of willingness to compromise from

leaders next week you council president child michelle was present at the proposals which include an unprecedented 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery fund member states have been haggling over whether aid from the fund should be disbursed as grants or as loans a solution. to force building blocks of loans in graeme's i propose to preserve the balance between the loans guarantees and grooms to vote overburdening member states we set higher level of that this also can put the future of this new markets phones to present more for mentation in disparities. let's bring in data views 1000000 us dollars and brussels following the story hi mary now what is the main message that the show michelle was sending with this proposal. so i mean michelle presented our proposed bit of a smaller budgets for the next 7 years but when it comes to the recovery fund he wants to stick to just 750000000000 euros a mix of grants and loans as we just heard what is different now or what to different in this proposal is that the loans will have to be paid back earlier and what is interesting also is that he

2nd day to break a deadlock on the contentious economic recovery plan european council president michel offered a revised proposal for the package which would help countries worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic german chancellor angela merkel is chairing the summit as germany currently holds the e.u. use rotating presidency and supports a generous financial response member states are divided on how much of the 750000000000 euros earmarked for the recovery package should be given out as grants and how much as loans to be paid back. i'm joined now by our correspondent she's in brussels marina a new proposal put forward this morning what we know about it. michelle's plan is really to break the deadlock been experiencing yesterday on the 1st day of the summit so as it looks like at the moment the overall sound of the recovery package won't change but the proposal is to reduce the amount of grants to convince the so-called frugal countries led by the know the lambs mark route michelle also wants to get them some other goodies to win them over for example rebates on the overall budget s

michelle and her husband, neil, ended their marriage in 2017. day after the divorce was final turned into the darkest day of michelle's life. michelle learned that her precious baby girl had been killed by the child's very own father. neil white was found guilty of murder. prior to his sentencing, michelle bravely spoke with all the ferocity of a mother fighting for justice. - neil, you chose to murder gabrielle.

what we've seen to michelle's point is, previously, previously, michelle, in other states, they packed the crowds in for this thing. >> right. and you saw a little bit of. . they didn't have to do that in oklahoma. there was enough space to social distance. they chose not to. and again, this is a sociopathic level of denial. this is trump showing contempt. not just for his followers but for the entire country. it is not as if you can contain to it one community. because of the murderous responsibility of our president, all the sacrifice americans have made during lockdown will turn out to be for naught. i'll tell you, we have a lot more in tonight's show. tony schwartz is here and new rortss about what aides are urging trump to do to deal with vladimir putin and a live conversation with a member of the democratic leadership, hawkeem jeffries. leadership, hawkeem jeffries -always have been. -and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help

a tell us about michelle so that they go away everyone goes away knowing more of the will. is is in some ways her death kicked off saying her name michelle was killed 5 days after mike brown was killed there was no media attention there was no conversation there was this growing consciousness of course about black people being killed by the police the intolerable dimension of it but no mention her name until fran garrett michelle's mother said somebody in the recognize that my daughter has been killed so she took michelle's cough and to the city hom to mend attention to the fact that her daughter lost 7 her life not because she did anything wrong heard a lot of. family. call when someone called for a mental health pick up order for her daughter who was suffering from schizophrenia and the police decided that they were going to break into her home when she didn't want to come out and within seconds of the encounter the officer had shot at through the heart that's what we're looking at black black women are not safe in the street they're not safe in their homes they're not sa

i'm michelle griego. >> a double celebration, good morning, i'm len kiese. let's get to the forecast first with mary lee. as we look ahead to the weekend. good morning, mary. >>> happy friday to you len and michelle. july just went by like that. all right. well, we are looking at temperatures very similar toiled. seasonal for this time of year but we're going to warm things up looking ahead to our weekend. here's a live look with the treasure island camera. another gray start to the day. low clouds and areas of fog and temperatures are in the mid- to upper 50s to low 60s at this hour. and as we head through the afternoon, looking at daytime highs in the mid 60s in san francisco and low 70s in oakland and low 80s in san jose and about 90 degrees for concord. right around where we should be for this time of year, the warm- up for the weekend. details on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. at least one marine was killed and two hurt in a training accident. this was near the coast of san diego. marines were from camp pend

you know what i am saying. >> thank you, michelle. >> did you hear that, michelle? she said, hey, i like you but steve is my man. something like that in her email. she said, take it easy. 80 take it easy. thank you for sending me this song. facebook, twitter, instagram -- usually has tech #ktvu. send me a song or a thought. say hello, we appreciate you participating in traffic jams. go back to pamela cook. >> michelle is starting something there. thank you. the golden state warriors have the green light to build a hotel, with condominiums and retail space and the mission bay neighborhood. the san francisco board of supervisors gave approval for a 13 story hotel, and the top five floors would be apartments. the complex would also include a spa, fitness center and three restaurants. >>> today, pa finishes the homestand against the rockies, last night was a tough one for the a's as the rockies 18-3. they fell behind early and could not catch up. the pitching staff gave up 14 hits, four doubles and a home run. >>> the san francisco giants shows the padres, at 645. the g

michelle: absolutely. until this point, they believed it was a droplets of virus that people had to worry about. indoor settings, if you are seeing or talking really loudly, you might be spewing out some viral particles. but this idea that you might get tiny particles that travel further and sicken people who are not near you, that is really going to damper people getting back into offices and schools and transportation hubs and make opening nearly impossible. shery: we are already seeing this resurgence of virus across the united states, not to mention that even in asia we are seeing new virus hotspots. what is the latest? michelle: exactly what you are saying. when we think things are getting better, it comes back and gets us again. hong kong and tokyo are seeing resurgent rates. did an those places incredible top the first time around, not having to close down as much, with contact tracers that are able to find out where the virus is and hunt it down. social distancing, wearing masks, all those things w

council headshell michel and it comes after several days and nights of intense discussions between the e.u. use $27.00 leaders now when they went into these talks at the beginning of the summit on friday what was on the table was this roughly 860000000000 dollar recovery fund to help europe's economies recover from the current virus pandemic the discussions over the past few days of really focused on how would that money be distributed is the size of the fund the $1.00 that we want and these are where the divisions come on one side you have countries like france and germany pushing for that full fund on the other side you've got countries more fiscally conservative nations like the netherlands pushing back on it worried about the shared debt and worried about the idea of grants they preferred the idea of loans at the end of these talks or not at the end i should say because they are ongoing of course but at the end of that 1st phase of discussions the e.u. council head has now said here is the proposal on the table this is what i want us to sign off on if you like and this is a rough s

, michelle. >>officials here also want you to just stay home. they say if you do have to go out to wear a mask here at shoreline park, the parking lot is full and while some people are wearing those masks not everybody is. >>please do all you can just stay safe and really to stay this weekend cars are filling up the parking lot of shoreline park in mountain view this is where the city's annual fireworks show typically takes place but this year the show is canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic in the rising number of cases across the bay area people are i think now more so than ever. >>connection with family members and friends as the governor has said as the county health. department has said we're not out of the woods yet now the police and city officials are urging people to stay home this holiday weekend large gatherings and fireworks are not allowed here at the park or anywhere in this city and we just are. >>in flooring you as we do every knock it off please don't do we know that tryi