my job is to make sure that, you know, carol's killer is held responsible. >> but was mike a killer? hisue. >> i think the police are just wrong. >> no forensics, no witnesses, not even a body. the defense might have stopped right there. instead, they decided to gamble. mike was a nice guy. the jury should see that. >> do you solemnly state that the details -- >> if the details had been a little different each time he was asked to tell the story, here was his chance to straighten it out for the jury. how odd then that mike under oath now amended his story just a little again, like when he added the detail that carol was in the bathtub when she said something mean to him. >> she said, "you make my skin crawl." >> also slightly different, the way he discovered she was gone. >> i opened the front door and went out, and the garage door was open, and the car was gone. >> in earlier versions, didn't mike say he heard the garage door go up, but then saw taillights as carol drove away? why had his story changed again? >> what's the deal with that? did you hear the garage door? >> i don't think s

when mike heard this, his blood ran cold. for the next four days at the conference it is a cat and mouse game between mike lowry overcoming his animosity trying to get these six commandos, well trained, well armed with their plan in a city of 1 million people they are going from house to house, to the bizarre looking for them and it comes down to the ninth of november 30, churchill's 69th birthday party. there'here's a picture from a photograph in my book you can see fdr, churchill and stalin sitting shoulder to shoulder at this dinner at the british embassy on the night in tehran you can see the birthday cake and almost hear their voices singing happy birthday to churchill and at that moment, six nazi assassins are trying to make their way through the water tunnels to sneak into the embassy grounds, break into the dining room and change history. what happens? it all works out. they are not filled and the allies in the war. bulet me take you back to the tehran conference. december 17, 1943. in the oval office fdr had just come

when mike heard this, his blood ran cold.of conference it's a cat and mouse game between myÃbtrying to get these six commandos well trained, well armed with their plan in the city of 1 million people. they are going from house to house through the bazaars looking for them. it comes down to the night of november 30 churchill's 69th birthday party. it is a picture of photograph in my book, you can see fdr, churchill, and stalin, sitting shoulder to shoulder at this dinner at the british embassy on that night in tehran. you can almost hear the voices singing happy birthday. at that moment six nazi assassins are trying to make their way through the water tunnels to sneak into the embassy grounds, sneak into the dining room and change history. what happens? how it all works out, i hope this doesn't ruin the book for you, they are not killed and the allies won the war. so that takes you to after the italian conference. december 17, 1943, in the oval office, fdr had just come back from overseas. he is giving his first press conferen

mike his return was made possible with a local front end you look or you corner. one of them is beautiful his mother because i know how the prison environment is i just imagine myself if you have. the virus i think the prison hundreds of people would die so i think i was awarded a ball it's all i can write to look where you cannot are you going to live that people and i got in this very moment so you know we got support i decided was that if you sing if is lost i want you to get free. this is going to be a breeding ground for the karuna virus. got mandate out so somebody in this encounter after stuff was at sea what a coronavirus therefore my cast this must fight so well keeping the inmates safe from the fact that me. but for michael what goes far beyond the crew no virus. before going to kill my cusa train tell. he's now on the mission to fossil he keeps looking meat. always or were pretty because most of our you know was there when they lived this prison he was and he still did it come back regrettable committee did it come by because there was a bit of energy to

mike his return was made possible with a local front end you newco your corner. what memories do for his mother because i know how to prison environment i just imagine myself if you have. the virus i think the prison hundreds of people would die so i think i was awarded of all it's all i have to look where you cannot out just because i lived and i got in this very moment so you know we just report i decided that if you see if it's not going to be good for me. this is can be a breeding ground for the crew no virus. got mad at us so something in this encounter we have to stop was it's what a coroner virus deaf or my cast face must fight so well keeping the inmates safe from the pandemic. but for michael what goes far beyond the crew in a virus. before going to kill my cusa train tell. he's now on the mission to fossil his keep sticking me. i always exalt i was never put in because most of our you know was there when i lived this prison. it was it is the. committee did it come by because. you're not going to do to do. mike is a retreat in leeds into the prisons. 44 y

especially in key swing states like wisconsin he's also planning a speech is his mike pence his vice president is going out to stump for him this week they're trying to you know obviously saw a lot of destruction away from the d.n.c. and throw a lot of a lot of criticism on the democrats you know stirring up a lot of fear a lot of division 2 to have a counter message to what the democrats are putting out this week. will be bringing you in throughout the night it's. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour german foreign minister who has paid a surprise visit to libya for lin has been trying to broker peace in the country wired in the civil war since 2011 called the recent low in finding a deceptive calm in the war and that outside powers are still sending arms to libya . protests have taken place and want to hire is against argentina's colonna virus lock down demonstrators carried signs criticizing the government and corruption president fernandez has extended restrictions in the capital that's due to a glowing number of new infecti

hi kumasi. we'll start with mike nicco and a look at our day ahead. >> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us this morning. let's take a look at the winds. we still have double digits in places like san francisco, oakland, concord, napa and fairfield, but not nearly as brisk as they were yesterday. and the air is not nearly as moist. sure there are a few areas of mist especially along the coast and possibly drizzle in the higher elevations, but most of us the morning is starting off a little drier and it will end up a little bit brighter and for some of us a lot warmer. look at those temperatures, mid-50s to 60, that hasn't changed. but already 60s and 70s with sunshine

mike nicco is in studio with me today. i am no longer a lonely girl here. hi, friends. >> hi. you're so cheerful. >> i'm happy that you are here. >> it is even more he have investigatievery investigation sense and bubbly in person. let's talk about what is going on. you see the wind at fairfield, about 23 miles per hour. and look at all this clean air automatic there. we have green throughout the bay, yellow in mifr more, so moderate and glean all the way up into the north bay and yellow around ukiah. so nothing is unhealthy right now. and for the better part of the day, we'll have the seabreeze. so the air quality today i think will be just a touch better than it has been. but come tomorrow, i think that we'll reverse that a little bit. so let's not get ahead of ourselves. walnut creek, you see some of the essential commuters enjoying slightly cooler conditions. we start at 55 to 60, we end up near 60 at the coast, 76 around the bay, 88 inland. we'll talk more about the great conditions for the firefighters coming up. >>> firefighters in the north bay are showing steady progr

demand is really high on the course and i feel like you very much my pleasure and fun in the open mike. his next tour is already. i discovered the high seat of course i have to go up there no deer and no people. this summer and many people all around the world are staying at home because of the coronavirus pandemic or they are on vacation in their home country at the moment we can only dream of long distance travel or indulge in memories like model 4000 from dakar in bangladesh he's still enthusiastic about his 1st trip to singapore here's our view mail of the week. ringback ringback ringback ringback ha. ha ha ha. ha ha i continue my trip through the oh come on along shady avenues. in flossy better i take a break. the church is as old as the village it dates from the 13th century. it's nice here. can't there's a lot that other villages haven't had for a long time for example a mediæval city was. first nevada also has its own bakery which has become a rarity in the villages. and there's even a bookstore. a local history museum. and a small grocery store. the world is still in order interest

mike bell and. she is in warsaw hi mike bolena let's start with why did the polish government one face in new defense deal with the united states. well the main purpose of this deal is to increase the number of troops of u.s. troops in poland of course they need it this is the presence of the u.s. military in currency ensue in poland hurts you have to know there is that special sense of be frightened by a russian arms and reach with the gate if you like the russian activities in the ukraine recently so to come in the polish government and have intensively try to teach coups that and president under you do that even promise that conflicts yes through the base could be fruits to come so i now think she is not that much number of us troops from point hostiles who fight an ally. who does a military where a separate state is rather simple if the government is trying to emphasize us there's the day that this needs the security for this is it in for people and so it's a basically a 1000 u.s. troops are going to be moved from germany to poland how does warsaw actually view the deployment itself. well the pol

speakers will include vice president mike pentz, his daughter—in—law la ra mike pentz, his daughter—in—lawhouse. —— acta mac. people in louisiana and texas have been warned to leave or face death as hurricane laura brings an un— survivable storm surge.

hi, mike. >> i think that it will. the smoke is blowing into the marine layer and that is trying to push it into other neighborhoods as we head through the morning hours. and that is why the spare the air was extended yesterday. the bay area air quality management district there, team of meteorologists there saw that this would happn and that is why we have it. and it will continue through tomorrow at least. so let's take a look at what is going on as far as you can see the haze, the smoke, the smog in you will around sfo where it is 61 degrees. and advi visibility very low. we'll be near 60 at the coast this afternoon, 72 to 79 for the bay, 82 to 90 inland. so you could see warmer temperatures than over the weekend. back into the 50s, 60s and 70s by 7:00. hot holiday weekend coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast. >>> california just reached a troubling miami stone, we are the first day in the country to get to 700,000 covid-19 cases. according to johns hopkins, california has nearly 706,000 cases and there are m

speakers will include vice president mike pentz, his daughter—in—law la ra mike pentz, his daughter—in—lawtt to mexico announced this week she is leaving the white house. —— acta mac. people in louisiana and texas have been warned to leave or face death as hurricane laura brings an un— survivable storm surge. the pandemic has meant working from home for millions of people is very much become the norm and is the overall restrictions are being eased the government wants more people to return to their places of work. bbc research shows that out of 50 of the largest companies in the uk, not one of them is to have all their staff in the office in their staff in the office in the near future. this is working and commuting in the time of coronavirus. the normal flood of office workers into the city centre is now just a trickle. in the heart of leamington best business district, financial services giant pwc has a brand—new offer is home to 2000 people on paper but just is home to 2000 people on paper butjust 100 dr in today. butjust100 dr in today. managers say that although many will continue to

hey, mike. >> hi, reggie. hi, everybody. i want to start with the hennessey fire and show you the current conditions. still very warm up there on the mountain and in st. helena it's 80 and into the mid 80s. it changed, dpagain. calm and now goes north at 217. that is not the wind. i did check this time. 5 miles per hour the gusts. that's more like it. the heat mid to upper 90s through sunday and see the 100s return monday and tuesday. it is going to get worse and the m humidity is going to rise at that time which is good for fighting the fire at night. winds will pick up around 15 miles per hour and that will pump a lot of smoke into the central valley. up in the middle parts of the atmosphere, blow from southwest to northeast. that will put a lot of the smoke away from us but we still have that smoke advisory because it's still, there's other fires out there and bringing us the smoke as you saw in the forecast there. 62 in richmond. the cool spot along the east bay shre. most of us in the mid to upper 60s. orinda at 71 and

speakers on day 3 will include pence his wife karen and civil rights advocate clarence anderson let's go live now to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett kennedy so mike pence will be giving his keynote speech later from fort mchenry was he chosen this location and what are we expecting to hear from the vice president. well i'll start with the latter part of that question 1st what we're expecting to hear from him will be according to the white house in the campaign a forward looking speech one that projects optimism also laying out the goals of a 2nd trump administration term so this is something that the white house says they will lay out the economic successes in also how to overcome some of the challenges economically presented by cope with 19 now that also brings up the fact one that is glaring for so many americans is that cope with 19 has hurt just proportionately so many americans particularly in the lower income brackets and as head of the coronavirus task force mike pence sort of symbolizes what many americans see as a failure to do more to help those that are hurting the most now with respect to the location of the speech that is also signif

mike pompeo, secretary of state, there in official capacity. jerusalem is great moving to trump and hislatform because he moved the embassy there. he says it's no big deal because he's just mike pompeo, regular american dude. does that logic fly at all? >> no. it's inextricably linked. look, this is a norm-busting president, and his secretary of state is following suit. his secretary of state, who by the way not that long ago was talking to a very politically influential conservative group in iowa. mike pompeo has his eyes set on the potential future presidential run, speaking at the republican conventional run is a good place to start. he's on a taxpayer funded diplomatic mission to one of our country's strongest supporters and allies and he's going to use that perch to advance donald trump's re-election campaign, not america's interests in the world. he's standing there taping a speech for the convention, purely a political thing. i know he says he's doing it in personal capacity. he's going to be introduced as secretary of state mike pompeo. >> that's his title. secretary of state po

speakers on day 3 will include pence his wife karen and civil rights advocate clarence anderson let's bring in kimberly halkett live from outside the white house committee so mike pence will be giving his keynote speech later from fort mchenry what are we expecting to hear from the vice president and was he chose in this specific location. well according to the white house this will be a speech that will be optimistic in tone that it will lay out the goals of the future of a 2nd term of a trump pensive ministration but also what this administration sees as some of it successes having said that while there have been some historic job gains all of those have been wiped out by a covert 19 so it's a little bit ironic that it will be mike pence talking about all of this given the fact that he headed up the task force for corona virus in the united states and many blame the trumpet ministration for not doing more in terms of response so that will be the challenge to overcome but in terms of the venue for make henry the reason this is been chosen is because the symbol of this evening is to honor american heroes the location of fort mchenry was the inspiration for the

vice president mike pence is about to make his pitch to the voters. bracing for the worst hurricane laura heads towards texas there's a warning storm surges could be unsurvivable. resumes president accused of rolling out handouts to win support immigration criticism of his handling of the coronavirus and then. we begin in the u.s. city of kenosha where reinforcements are being deployed as outrage continues to grow over the police shooting of a black man jacob blake president trump says he has called in the national guard following 3 straight nights of protest which have occasionally turned violent in the most serious incident 2 people were shot dead a young white man has been arrested investigators have named the officer who shot blake in the back 7 times as rust and sure i say that blake who is now recovering in hospital had a knife in his car at the time. mr blake walked around his vehicle open the driver's side door and leaned forward while holding on to mr blake's shirt officer ruston chef ski fired his service weapon 7 times officer he fired the

his father served our nation bravely in the korean war and earned a bronze star. mike was the third of six children raised here in columbus, indiana with a corn field in his backyard. >> the foundation of america is freedom. and the foundation of freedom is faith. >> it was in this small indiana town, his foundation of faith in jesus christ was laid. and from that conviction, sprung his love of people and service to others. it was at a church service where mike met the love of his life, karen. they married and have three children, michael, charlotte and audrey. >> i'm a christian, a conservative and a republican in that order. >> mike became the president of a free market think tank, the host of a state wide conservative radio show and then a congressman. in washington, mike quickly became known as a foremost defender of freedom, he led conservatives in the family, faith, life, liberty and limited government. >> our nation's strength begins at home because strong families make a strong america. >> mike earned the trust of the people of his state and became the 50th gov

you heard a little bit of that last night with mike pompeo giving his speech from jerusalem. i would look into that area. book,when you're out this what did you learn about the conversations mike and karen's pence had about religion and running as the president's ?unning mate before the campaign he was known to have marital affairs. guest: number one, karen has -- karen and mike do everything together. quite real.ship is it is not fake. they have a very close relationship. she is also his most important political advisor. for me, when i was reporting this and watching what they're doing now, it is hopeful to understand them as a joint political unit, a political team. that forms the core of pence's inner circle. if you take a step out from there, you start to get people like mark short, kellyanne , but karen ismith the only one really on the inside. looking to access hollywood -- a report in the book. there had been reporting that they were ready to drop off the ticket. that was discussed based on who i spoke with. pushwere not ready to trump off, that probably would have been

and now i know i can go in there and say hi and perhaps pick up a mask or five. >> or ten. >> or 11. mike, you really can't have too many. >> exactly. reggie, single handedly keeping those folks in business. we appreciate that. just save some for the rest of us, please. here is a look at what is going on in san jose. welcome to monday. you can see the early sunshine developing. we lose 2:02 of sunshine today, but it doesn't matter, we'll still become sunny, tonight maybe better sleeping weather. and then we'll have some building inland and bay warmth this weekend. and let's take a look at this morning. you have seen the cloud cover quickly retreating back to the coast and even there we're seeing some sunshine, pockets of it as we head through the afternoon. now 7:00, you can see it returns a little bit faster and that will set the stage for more cloud cover and cooler conditions tonight and tomorrow. until then, 84 to 92 is the spread in the south bay, 62 to 64 along the coast. upper 60s in downtown sfrane sa, low to mid-60s in the north bay. east bay shore, 82 in fresno. -- excuse me, fl

secretary of state mike says his country is working with its european partners to support the bill or assume people made the comments while visiting walsall way he signed a deal that will see a 1000 u.s. troops move from germany to poland the defense patch will pave the way for an increased and sustained u.s. military presence in poland something that the government has long cold for. august the 15th is a day of celebration for poland in 1920 polish forces defeated russian bolshevik troops in the landmark battle of warsaw 100 years later ponens leaders again have reason to celebrate. on saturday the country's defense minister has signed a new accord with the u.s. secretary of state mike compare the agreement will see 1000 of the american troops leaving germany being redeployed closer to russia it's a welcome boost for poland which still considers russia an existential threat. from the military point of view this increased cooperation translates into increased security for the baltic states and for all the countries in our region and what's in it for the u.s. poland is the 4th stop for

here we are so donald trump is going to face some issues with camel harris and more specifically mike pence his vice president his vice president is going to be facing her in october for a vice president of the day because as i said she is extremely good debater wherever you might stand on the issues there's no disputing that she is a very very skilled debater and question looking forward to those debates william good crop thank you so much. for now a quick check on some of the other stories making news around the world today a team of united nations experts have arrived in to aid efforts to prevent an oil spill from further damaging the nation's environment salvage crews are racing to pump fuel from the japanese ship which ran aground last week authorities fear the vessel could split in 2 as cracks in the hole grow. flooding in given's capital has damaged the world heritage listed old city conservationists say the roofs of over $100.00 of the city's distinctive mud brick houses have collapsed they blame several the severe rainy season along with years of neglect. more than $300.00 landmarks ac

and secretary of state mike pompeo. his speech while he's on an official trip to israel is a break with tradition. house democrats said could even be illegal. a violation of the hatch act. barring federal employees from politics while on duty. i had a chance to speak with cbs news political correspondent major garrett ahead of the speeches and the first lady's night to shine. >> they'll do everything they can to avoid plagiarism allegations. or lifting directly from somebody else's speeches. it will be uplifting, positive, talk about the issues close to the first lady. one is online bullying. of course there's tension there because there are many in america who believe the president's twitter habits are sort of a form of online bullying, there's always been that tension there. the first lady will ignore all of that as her press people have tried to do all day. the other interesting thing about the speech is not what's in it but where it is. in the confines of the rose garden. now, the rose garden has been reimagined and red

here we are so donald trump is going to face some issues with kamel harris and more specifically mike pence his vice president his vice president is going to be facing her in october for a vice presidential debate because as said she is extremely good debater wherever you might stand on the issues there's no disputing that she is a very very skilled debater and question looking forward to those debates william good crop thank you so much. now let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today new zealand's prime minister just cinta are down has delayed a key step towards next month's general election following a new outbreak of coronavirus in the country are down to further the dissolution of parliament until monday for new cases of covert 1000 were confirmed yesterday in new zealand's largest city ah well. new figures show britain's economy shrank by a record 20.4 percent between april and june the period when the country's coronavirus lockdown was at its tightest the contraction means the world's 6th largest economy has entered its 1st recession since 2009. an

mike, what will it be like outside this morning in. >> hi, everybody. let's look at live doppler 7. it will be a day full of unhealthy air once again and ash possibly raining down on some of us like if did yesterday. look 70, you can see how thick the smoke is across the south bay, that hasn't changed much at all. in fact here is a look at the winds, you can see they have picked up a little bit, but nothing to be scared about. they are coming down the coast from north to south making the right hand turn into some of our coastal valleys and across the goate ord pusodd thats closn wi coast. we're up to ten degrees cooler this morning, how about mid-50s to mid-60s in most neighborhoods. our extremes, 52 in novato to 75 in brentwood. here is a look from sutro tower and you can see some of the smoke hanging out there. today will be hot, but it won't be excessively hot from the 80s and 90s to even 60s and recei70 along the coast. back to you. >>> and in san francisco, that is the only county not touched by fire right now in the bay area. cal fire has grouped a dozen fires into regions. so

hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning, everyone.tart off with a live look showing off walnut creek right now. a pretty clear ride for the most part. i'm following just some minor crashes i'll get to in a moment but you can see steady flow of traffic as people make their way farther south and brake lights there. moving over to the maps and again the slow spot out of tracy and high wind advisory for the altamont pass and fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. i am following a two-car crash in san francisco. this is southbound 280 to the 101 connector there. doesn't look like we're seeing too much of a slow down and we'll keep an eye on it for you. antioch to hercules 27 minutes and highway 4 to the maze 17 minutes for that drive time and highway it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy

hi. speech that love to mike pence gave tonight.voted more democrat in my lifetime than ever republican and in 2016, i voted for trump because he was smart enough to pick mike pence for his vice president. i lived in indiana where pence was governor and i just absolutely love him. doing to get he is the right people in the right places. host: what are the issues of concern to you? concern and my biggest fear is the younger what then not knowing true constitution and the rights that we have. they just take it for granted. they have always had it all their life. where we were versus where we different so much than even when i was growing up versus where my kids are now, it is completely night and day. host: thank you for calling in. mary is in san diego, republican line. go ahead. much,: thank you so c-span, for that coverage you do on the rnc. host: just to be clear, because it is a virtual convention, those are not our cameras. i just want to make sure everybody knows that. we are just taking the feed. caller: got it. well, thank yo

we know there is a lot going on, but we'll still be happy about that and we'll check in with mike nicco. >> hi, everybody. yeah, we'll start with the current air quality. places like ukiah and willitts. but as you look elsewhere, we have green and yellow, which means that there is good air quality until you get around boulder creek and scotts valley. and it is unhealthy for everybody. and it will remain in the north bay and south bay that have the poorest air quality. so what you is a lot of fog as high pressure moves over top of us. haven't heard of any drizzle yet and this marine layer that is kind of absent today as far as strong breezes will allow our temperatures to warm into the 60s at coast, 70s and 80s around the bay. and hotter weather is coming up. >>> while most schools are conducting classes online, a school in the south bay is getting a waiver. it has already resumed in-class instruction. and education of course one of the five key issues foe us focusing on. and julian glover is live with more. >> reporter: yes, it will be welcome back to the classroom for the second consecutive d

his father served our nation bravely in the korean war and earned a bronze star. mike the third of six children raised here in columbus, indiana, with the cornfield in his backyard. >> the foundation of america is freedom, and the foundation of freedom is faith. >> it was in this small indiana town, his foundation of faith in jesus christ was laid. and from that conviction sprung his love of people and service to others. it was at a church service where mike met the love of his life, karen. they married and have three children, michael, charlotte, and audrey. >> i'm a christian, a conservative and a republican. in that order. >> mike became the president of a free market think tank, the host of a statewide conservative radio show, and then a congressman. in washington, mike quickly became known as a foremost defender of freedom. he led conservatives in the fight to protect our time-honored values of family, faith, life, liberty, and limited government. >> our nation's strength begins at home because strong families make a strong america. >> mike earned the trust of the

we're joined now by journalist mike bell and i guess. she is in warsaw hi mike bolena let's start with why did the polish government want face a new defense deal with the d.n.i. to states. well they may. feel is something to increase the number to u.s. troops in poland of course they need it this is the presence of the u.s. military in currency and soon poland hurts you have to know there is that special sense of be frightened by a russian up with the gate if you like russia. into ukraine recently so the current polish government and his intensely try to teach coups that and president undo that even promise that the conflicts us through to the base could be made for its trunk so now she is not that much number of u.s. troops from point hostile who flies in a line fight the fight and who does is really really were basically it's a it is rather simple but the government is trying to emphasize us there's the day that this needs the security for this is it in for people and so basically if as of u.s. troops are going to be moved from germany to poland how does

. >> we'll get to all those stories in a moment, but first here is mike. >> hi, everybody.et's start with the air quality ose sensn sor but as you head up, you can see that it is pretty clear all the way into the east bay thanks to the morning marine layer, but it is also bringing the winds from the woodbridge fire into san rafael. and as you head deeper into the north bay, the air is air day. notice the winds gusting to 33 in fairfield and the moisture that is in the marine layer is a lot more prevalent this morning so you may need the windshield wipers as you are commuting. temperatures will be a little cooler than they were yesterday with 64 in san francisco, to mid to upper ain'80s inland. some heat is on the way coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast. >>> oakland police say that they have made several arrests after protests against the police shooting of a black man in kenosha turned violence. num ris fires weerous fires wer downtown oakland. >> and we have video to show you exactly what happened on the streets of oakland last night. windows were broken, some fire

baltazar's house is still standing thanks to his neighbor mike johnson. this is what mike johnson saw, i'm standing on his property, his neighbor right there, he saw those flames burning and ran down there and tried to help the best way he could. now he has been unable to salvage really anything from his house here. again, 28 years, but late today he did find this little memorabilia, i mentioned he is the former county administrator, and he found this coin that survived. it was in a box. it's all burned, as you can see, and, again, showing this man's generous nature, he has given this coin to us. as a memento. so something definitely i'm going to always treasure. reporting live in solano county, i'm jodi hernandez, back to you guys. >> wow, jodi, i can see how moved you are, it's so intense when you are out there, and you see people lose these things. to have an act of generosity and kindness, i can see how moved you are. wow. >> reporter: it really is amazing. you know, this is my home county. i live in slaw knolano county. we've been on pins and needles

announced in germany one particular scream kept going through his head few hours later he'd completed his work mike carona. and ritualized certain connection his latest work includes the words in it together especially important in nice uncertain times. on not making any money to go out and by trying to if you can by paying. you don't know what is going to suffer when it's going to end like so what is this like all the uncertainty and play with your head a bit now both these savage and any free thinkers are getting together for their 1st collaborative miro inspired by the corona virus while keeping the required distance and wearing masks which they wore before the pandemic to p.p.m. the coronavirus crisis may separate people physically but it can bring them together emotionally hardly anyone here wants to stay home alone. treat artists like him a free thinker and frankie savage abused bourbon spaces for their gallery their medium of communication they interpret themes of social relevance but also express personal experiences and that's what the public here in the park appreciates. it's natural to m

here's mike. >> hi, we'll jump right in with cooler conditions cooler than yesterday. 56 in santa rosa some of our cooler temperatures 57 at half moon bay and 58 in san francisco and everybody else in the low to mid 60s. we've had some measurable drizzle up in grislzzly peak an up in the north bay about 400. so, the marine layer is a little thicker and a little juicier this morning. that means humidity is a little bit high and that's why we're seeing better fire fighting conditions. the winds are starting to calm down a little bit. they were up to about 20 miles per hour at the golden gate and now down to 13 and only eight here on our roof camera in san francisco where you can see a mix of the sun and smoke. caution your commute this morning whether it's the smoke, the visibility, the lowness that it causes. little smoother on the water, but, still, you have to deal with all that other stuff. you can see calm conditions. 68 over the hennessey fire and 55 over at the walbridge fire anversus 42% 10 miles per hour the west and keep the humidity a little higher than it would otherwise. sam

states. ♪ the president now is moving toward the podium, walking up street's vice president, mike pence -- to greet hisice president, mike pence. applauding one another. tie.dent trump with a blue vice president pence with a red tie. both of them with white shirts. all added together, that is red, white and blue as i figure it out. the crowd continues to stand. shouting four more years. the president and vice president pence are now receiving accolades. and now, the first and second lady joined their husbands on the platform. we have the national anthem. ♪ see by thecan you dawn's early light hailed at they we twilight's last gleaming stripes and bright perilous fighthe watched ramparts we were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare airbombs bursting in nightroof through the that our flag was still there does that star-spangled banner yet wave free andland of the the brave? ♪ [applause] that was mr. trey atkins, a very popular country singer, singing the national anthem at the conclusion of vice president mike pence's speech. the audience stands at applause as well. the president saluting the

hi, mike. >> my priorities just a little different.weather, sports, and then maybe -- >> you didn't even do anything to the whole weekend. you had the house to yourself. you do have watched it. >> i binge watched last chance you, which you should watch it, it is really fascinating this year even if you don't like sports, it talks about oak land and all the struggles that are happening in oakland and especially for college kids. so last chance u on netflix, it is pretty cool. >> you get a chance. >> let's take a look at the weather. we'll start with live doppler 7. winds are starting to pick up, 15 in fairfield, 13 at sfo. but it is pretty dry so we're not seeing much cloud cover away from the coast. it will be breezy and seasonal today with 62 at half moon bay, 75 to 80 around the bay, 81 to 93 in the south bay. one of the mp withfof the warme the weekend. >>> and the impact of the pandemic on our economy affects all of us and that is why it is a major ongoing focus of abtsc s commitment to building a better bay area. indoor businesses

mike is shaking his head right now. mike is shaking his head. speak to that point, mike, because tara's point is distilled for you in terms of guy guys want the riots to be a problem in this country, instead of a symptom of a problem that you won't even discuss. mike pence said, tonight, there's no systemic racism in america. >> look. i think that the people pouring gasoline on the situation are people pouring gasoline on buildings. that's what's happening. >> many of them are outside insurgents and opportunists. go ahead, mike, finish. >> well, look. for peaceful protests, getting into good trouble, as john lewis said, is an american ideal. i support it. i cherish it. i may not agree with people but i will defend their right to go in the street and say what they want or boycott their nba game to the end of my life. i, 100%, agree with that. but when people turn it into violence, and you start having anarchy, there are people on the left and people on the far right that don't want peace. they want to shoot at each other. they want to do what tara

what you would come president mike during his visit have you set up- structural mechaninisms to rebuild the port. are you smoking i'm not the kind of president macron didn't talk of every building. hm prison background speeches he spoke quite generally about support to lebanon he spoke of his love of lebanon. mcconnell and president visited ground zero visitors to the site and he was shocked and he wass so o shocked that he didn't't actually have much time to talk about such must. about a week i love. from homeowner for one month as for the wheat silos. they were entirely destroyed well that and that is why they should be rebuilt entirely new silo. the lebanese government will have to continue to do christ. well what a waste twenty son is to be built. i'm top of the list you also have to deal with the issue of food supply. i'm technical then as a judge has to approve what sort of actions do you think can be taken against delivers who are responsible for this explosion. i was a judge in the past but now i'm the governor. if all accounts toward as if i were a judge because i am no longer

. >> reporter: a month before his death, mike jackson and his coworkers protested the lack of safety equipment at the plant. federal safety regulators are now investigations the workers' complaints. >> if they would have protected the workers, i think my son probably would still have been here. >> reporter: nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." charges are filed against a district attorney's husband after he pointed a gun at protesters. forget a message in a bottle. the message in the sand that led to the rescue of three stranded castaways. later, how a two-year-old's life changed in one remarkable instant. at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? but you do

that group now includes ohio republican governor mike dewine. his office says he tested positive earlier today, hours before he was to greet president trump when he arrived in cleveland. governor also says he has no symptoms and will quarantine for two weeks. testing in the u.s. fell nearly 4% over these past two weeks, when it should be ramping up. officials say it's because people are discouraged about waiting hours to get a test, only to wait days or weeks for the results which negates the purpose of testing at all. as testing appears to slow down, the president's making a new claim about the timing of a vaccine in what looks to be an attempt to bolster his re-election chances. the president says the u.s. could have a vaccine by election day, just 89 days from now. >> we have a lot of vaccines under study. we look like we're going to be really good on vaccines and with therapeutics. >> what's the earliest we could see a vaccine? >> sooner than the end of the year. >> sooner than november 3rd? >> i think in some cases, yes, possible before. right

. >> hi, i am mike pompeo. i am speaking to you from beautiful jerusalem looking out over the big city. i have a big job as susan's husband and makes dad. and nick -- it may not have made hemp port -- important in every capital. . but it worked president trump understands what my great captain eisenhower said, for all we terrace and desire for ourselves or children, the securing of peace is the first requisite. indeed, the primary constitutional government is ensuring your family and mine are safe and enjoy the freedom to live, to work, to learn, and worship as they choose, delivering on this duty to keep us safe and our freedoms intact. this president has led bold initiatives in nearly every corner of the world. in china, he has pulled back the curtain of a predatory aggression on the chinese party -- communist party. for thethem accountable chinese virus and allowing them to spread death and economic destruction around the world and he will not rest until justice is done. he has ensured the chinese communist

, mike. >> hi, reggie. hi, everybody. yes, warm today. even hotter tomorrow.he thunderstorms heading our way. yes, we have chance today and tomorrow of thunderstorms and look at these temperatures tomorrow. nearing the 110 threshold inland. that's why it's going to be dangerously hot tomorrow through sunday. >> good morning, everyone. we have a serious crash that has been reported on the bay bridge. this is eastbound 80 right at the treasure island off ramp. we want to get to sky 7. they can take you to the back up you will experience as you're trying to approach the bay bridge heading to the east bay. so what we know is that there are at least seven vehicles. two ambulances have been called as well as a street sweeper and two lanes blocked. >> that's a mess. thank you so much. more now from good morning america. see you in about 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing for up to f

here we are so donald trump is going to face some issues with kind of harrison more specifically mike pence his. president his vice president is going to be facing her in october for vice president of the day because as said she is extremely good debater wherever you might stand on the issues there's no disputing that she is a very very skilled debater and questioner looking forward to those debates william good crop thank you so much. now let's get a quick check on some of the other stories making news around the world new figures show britain's economy shrank by a record 20.4 percent between april and june the period when the country's coronavirus lockdown was at its tight is contraction means the world's 6th largest economy has entered its 1st recession since 2009. the team of the united nations experts have arrived in regions to aid efforts to prevent an oil spill from damaging the nation's environment salvage crews are racing to pump fuel from the japanese ship that ran aground last week authorities fear the vessel could split into cracks in the whole row. and 3 people have been killed in

biden and harris would be officially confirmed to challenge president trump and his vice president, mike pence for the white house. kemal harris will be the vice presidential running mate for joe biden. rere are some o of the other stories that are making news this hour. flooding in the capital has damaged the city. conservationists say a rainy season along with years of neglglect is to blame. there has been widespread damage and leaviving more than half a million homes and businesses without power. it tore through eastern nebraska, iowa and parts of wisconsin, illinois. also injuring several people. while some professional sports around the world are managing to whether the coronavirus pandemic, many others have not been lucky. mexico's unique style of masked wrestling known as lucha libre depends on ticket sales to state a fault -- afloat. it has put thousands of wrestlers out of work. >> lucha libre is a celebration of culture in mexico. no one could envision the effects coronavirus would have on the sport, with all the arenas still closed in mexico. the sport romans -- remains at a s

lou is back on monday, and his special guest will be vice president mike pence.on facebook, and follow hum on instagram @loudobbstonight. is have a wonderful weekend, good night from new york. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: tonight the growing fallout on the latest blunders by joe biden. this time involving race relations. the biden campaign again in damage control on gaffes that now seem to pile up with more frequency as joe biden steps back to campaign. he's not doing virtual campaigning anymore, seems like he's stepping away from that. this as the president is piling on. we're going to talk to rnc committee woman from california harmeet dhillon about the left-leaning media not covering biden's blunders. also tonight reports coming in that u.s. attorney john durham may wrap up his criminal

will vice president mike pence venting his frustration with chief justice john roberts. the liberal justices in a string of recent decisions. including some against religious conservatives, listen. >> we have great respect foror the institution of the supreme isurt prevent chief justice john roberts has been a disappointment to conservatives. without the obamacare decision or the recent decisions all the way through the calvary chapel. i think several cases of the supreme court are a reminder just how important this election is for the future of the supreme court. joining us now is pastor robert jeffress a member of the white house faith initiative, and a fox news contributor and author of the new book praying for america. available everywhere right now. pastor it is great to see you. avoiding if you share the best prince's disappointment with justice roberts? so i do. the vice president has been a lot nicer than i would've been in that interview. look, roberts has done many disappointing things in the abortion ruling especially in this church situation. a shutdown of th