doctor leanne brady and nadia mayman from the network, cape town together.d—i9 is changing lives around the world. i'm philippa thomas and this week we're looking at global hotspots. next, we'll go to the us midwest to the state of missouri where angela kender has been gathering portraits of those who have died from the virus since she lost her own mother who was taken ill in her nursing home. she went into the hospital on may 31, it was the second time that she had gone. on may 20, she went for the first time and she had shortness of breath, rapid heart rate and a fever, but she was testing negative and i talked to the hospital staff and said, you know, this doesn't make sense, she has all the symptoms but you are telling me that she is negative and they said, "yeah, the tests are only about 70%—80% accurate, and you should expect her to switch to positive at any time." and she stayed at the hospital for a few days and was tested a few more times, each time she was negative and then they released her for a few days and then she went back on may 31. that was

-- nadia brown? guest: i think they bring up a good point and i welcome the opportunity to address why around race in politics matter. anytime race is used as a sloppy proxy to stand in for preferences or policy, that is definitely a problem. is a centralized or one group is seen as a monolith because they share racial identity that is a problem. i agree wholeheartedly, and i think that is the work scholars should be out here doing more, giving the context of this. do, and i hope i have time to walk ruth this, -- host: we have about 35 or 40 more minutes, so take your time. want toeally what i underscore is in response to the caller, that's groups have different policy preferences. in similar ororld dissimilar ways, based on their socio-or political history in the united states. this is not a universal claim. we know there are differences among or within groups, but the history of group formation and racial hierarchy in the united somes provides for us markings of how groups operate in the world, how

nadia's great to have you to facilitate this discussion. to kick it all off, we have congressman mike at gallagher. he was just done a wonderful job serving his country as a congressman from the eighth district of congress prior to being a congressman which he began his duties there on capitol hill in 2016, he served his country with distinction as united states marine corps officer. mike has a distinguished background as a scholar. he is a graduate of princeton, he has a masters and phd in international relations in georgetown university. mike i will just say i have fond memories of them i first met when i recruited lieutenant gallagher to serve on an important mission as you had just returned from iraq. in a course like everything you did, you exceeded all expectations. mike, she will soon learn if you don't know already from these introductory remarks, this is emerging as one of the most thoughtful young leaders in the area of foreign policy, national security, and intelligence. so i would like to call on congressman gallagher to please

be the future vice president nadia romero has the highlights. the night belonged to senator kamala harris officially accepting her party's nomination. >>she talked about the trail blazers who came before her and also the work that she believes still needs to be done to build a more perfect union. >>now that democrats have declared their nominee the party is focused on convincing americans joe biden is the right choice. this november, donald trump hasn't grown into the job. because he can't. and the consequences of that failure or some beer. >>and listing the man who think biden to be his running mate former president barack obama to carry that message. >>great years, joe was the last one in the room whenever i faced a big decision. he made me a better president. >>also on night 3 issues central to democratic party, including gun violence climate change immigration reform we are at a crossroads. >>we can lead to she didn't continue or we can act.

host: nadia brown?ink the caller raises important points and thankful for this opportunity to be able to share the kind of linkages i think are missed in popular discourse around race and politics matter. as, anytime race is used as sloppy proxy to stand in for preferences or policy needs, that is definitely a problem. essentializedis or a group is seen as a monolith because of racial identity, that is a problem. i agree wholeheartedly. i think that is the work scholars should be out here doing, giving the context of this. hope iwant to do, and i have time to walk through this -- host: we have about 40 more minutes so take your time. guest: i can really put my professor had on. -- hat on. what i went to underscore is have -- groups have different policy preferences. they see the world in similar or dissimilar ways based on their social political history in the united states. this is not a universal claim. we know there are differences among groups within groups. the history of group formation and racial

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fire and search and rescue teams are still sifting through rubble trying to find survivors nadia romero has more as we with the answers on the cause of that explosion. >>a baltimore neighborhood is reeling after a major explosion monday morning leveling several houses i just heard the whole building shake but i had no idea the travesty didn't happen over here a spokeswoman for the baltimore city fire department says at least 5 people were in 3 homes that were destroyed 3 people were sent to the hospital in serious condition. >>right now it's unclear what caused the explosion we are continuing to search for any additional packages that may or you know possibly could have been in a home's aerials of the area show homes eviscerated and search and rescue crews sifting through smoking rubble, looking for survivors is a labor to suppress to make a game of the major gas explosion, they have homes that you know pretty much crumbled more a lot a ton of debris on the ground i'm nadia romero reporting. >>up next president trump is now voicing his support for the return of college football amid the

>>on night one i should say we've got nadia romero with a recap of what we saw last night. >>the first night of the 2020 democratic national convention in the books virtually done because of the pandemic the headliner former first lady michelle obama delivering a powerful speech slamming president trump saying he's not fit for office and throughout this week you will see progressive moderates and republicans speaking in unison to get president trump out of the white house in unconventional convention underway in milwaukee and welcome to the 2020 democratic national convention and across the country this week as democrats nominate former vice president joe biden to the top of their ticket to ordain and establish this constitution. >>the coronavirus pandemic forcing democrats to go virtual with big name speakers addressing americans at home without delegates cheering from the convention floor. >>monday's theme need the people focusing on working together to face challenges ahead the headliners prominent republicans like former ohio governor in 2016 gop presidential candidate

i'm nadia romero. >>obviously big weather concerns in that part of the country here we have much to complain about pretty nice looking forecast rebecca in the weather center with more. >>on that good morning. yeah, good morning james, it is going to be really nice around the bay area today. we do have to get through some early morning, fog and cloud cover but that's about it. we're going to see a lot of sunshine into the afternoon out the door right now i conditions here at san francisco international airport. we are seeing some overcast conditions here but again clearing is on the way in fact that coastal fog really going to stick to the coast for much of the day we're seeing a little bit across the east bay hills but said definitely going to be a nice clear. afternoon today once we get to about the middle of the day. now we are seeing this high pressure continuing to build just to the east of us and that's what's keeping or inland. temperatures quite hot around in the bay area, coastal spots and bays

all caps after he heard the speech from former president barack obama and wilmington delaware, i'm nadia romero. >>well san francisco county make it off the state's coronavirus watch list today this will allow businesses like hair salons and gyms to reopen san francisco would join santa cruz placer and san diego counties which have all been taken off the watch list last week, san francisco was added to the list of just one mid july. if san francisco is removed from the list another 39 of the state's 58 counties will remain on the watch list, including 9 right here in the bay area to be removed from the list counties must meet state thresholds for their 14 day average case rate per 100,000 residents. 7 day average rates of positive tests percent change in hospitalizations and availability of ventilators and intensive care unit beds. well to the east bay now former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick is suing the city of oakland she claims she was fired in retaliation for exposing corruption and abuse of power in the police commission kirkpatrick was fired back in february by the police

at the white house, i'm nadia romero. >>all right, let's turn our attention now to various ports will begin with the giants they're on a roll on winning 7 straight games now in their latest victory was over their rivals, the dodgers who have the best record in the league so far take a look. and the fake crowd noise there cheering on donovan solano who hit that walk-off home run actually a 2 run homer. >>in the 11th inning giants had to crawl their way back against the dodgers who are leading for most of the game. brandon belt helped send the game into extra innings with a solo shot in the night before salon a sealed the win final score 10 to 8. again giants on a nice little tear here the 2 teams play again tonight at oracle park. well now the oakland a's after losing a game or losing game one in the series against the texas rangers they bounce back in a big way a blowout win in game 2. >>the a's got out ahead in the 4th inning never looked back after that a 2 run home run by matt olson put the a's in the lead against the

and wilmington delaware, i'm nadia romero. >>the republican national convention begins next week president trump will be delivering his address on thursday from the white house. >>coming up next on the morning news left and over will not be suspending services in california, what led to this decision coming up after the break and as we head to break we're just taking a little peek at the golden gate bridge traffic is moving well on one oh one this morning, no hot spots, no trouble spots. so quick trip turned into a san francisco, we'll be right back. >>welcome back everyone lyft and uber will not shut down services in california after a small victory in court. the companies were set to suspend operations thursday night, their drivers rally to make sure that that didn't happen a new state law now requires rideshare companies to classify drivers as employees over and lit fall to keep that from happening. the drivers are currently contractors so they don't get benefits. writer companies were granted an emergency stay. they have u

from the white house, i'm nadia romero. >>and don't forget you can watch the convention all this week on our streaming app kron on our coverage begins each night at 6 o'clock. so just download the kron on app and visit our website at kron 4 dot com and don't forget kron 4 is your local election headquarters we'll be giving you updates for this and the republican national convention as they happen. >>a quick break coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news. we're going to be getting a better picture as to what triggered rolling outages over the weekend we're going to get that today. we'll have the latest on governor newsom's call for an investigation. plus thousands of students in the east bay are waiting right now to get their laptops for distance learning how the school district is working to address the shortage. and after the break the u.s. postal service is backtracking tell you why the postmaster is causing changes that have so far slow down service ahead of election day. >>all right we are back time now is for 15

nadia romero has the highlights. >>the first night of the republican national convention in the books the theme land of promise and the president made plenty of promises if he's reelected. he says that he would eradicate covid-19 cut taxes and create millions of new jobs. >>welcome to the 2020 republican national convention. >>president donald trump and republican celebrating the last 4 years in asking americans for 4 more when we real act, president trump this november. the best is yet to come the party making it clear in backs its candidate and his vision. republicans kicking off their convention in charlotte monday. my formally nominate trump and vice president mike pence was going to win this election right the convention then moving to washington to kick start a 00:04am night primetime event while skill down to the coronavirus some of the president's strongest supporters still coming out in full force look to the man who did with the failed obama biden administration never could do and built the greatest economy

and the white house i'm nadia romero. >>also in the news this morning, doctors are sending a warning about the potential impact of this year's flu season happening during a covid-19 pandemic doctors at ucsf say the flu shot will be key to keeping infections down they're worried that if people with influenza end up in the icu course then it will take up resources needed for patients who are also battling the coronavirus health care professionals are also anticipating a slightly different set of problems for patients with the flu this year. >>worried about looking at this primarily through the lens of influenza you're going to have problems with that and a confusing diagnoses since they both present in the same way. and again if there's a large surge in covid there may not be as many available beds for patients with influenza. >>and doctors say patients who have both covid and influenza are at higher risk of getting pneumonia and that could lead to acute respiratory distress syndrome. daly city scalp palace has become a tem

from west lafayette, indiana we are joined by nadia brown, associate professor of political science andan-american studies at purdue university. discussing the role of black women in campaign 2020. from the opinion pages of the new york times on this topic and the selection of kamala harris by joe biden. this is not just a victory for kamala harris, millions of black women and their political labor have made this historic moment possible. how would you

politics with purdue university associate professor of political science and african-american studies, nadia brown, watch she's been "washington journal" live at seven eastern thursday and join the discussion at 8:00 a.m. eastern, c-span "washington journal" in american history tv on c-span3 mark the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage and the modification of the 19th amendment, we will take your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> coming up tonight on booktv the theme is technology, first wired magazine editor and large stephen levy reports on facebook and princeton university professor benjamin and university of pennsylvania professor dorothy roberts on how new technology is reinforcing racial discrimination, later authors they discuss the impact of artificial intelligence and virtual world. magazine editor and large stephen loving with the future of facebook, next is interviewed by author and financial times global business columnist, this is about an hour. >> welcome steve, it is so nice to see you, last time we were

and i new car so sit on the opening much fame mama is just our nadia. her. to play. that girl for us does down know what is happening into the permafrost due to melting and so i'll tell you nobody did it because of this melting i call. the rouge so how many people got in walked along the edge of the river. lots of people you wish know full well i'll be happy because that's where you guys don't your honey but it's a yeah but if you do walk along there by what's happening to all of the shoreline it's going to be disappearing in my class last semester in the fall we went out there in the measure of how much the religion was how much do you think we lost last year. we lost about 35 feet i was close you were close 35 feet of gravel in just about 3 months while we were measuring. it is best and that means the river is 35 feet closer to the town then what it was the year before so you guys think that the river is going yes. it's one thing to say the river is going to move you but this prompted a whole whole bunch of things this village is completely divided and there's just

nadia, this sounds like a remarkable collaboration.art of the cape town together network has strengthened us with regard to, has strengthened us with regard to, and not just resources, but also education and working together across race and class and spatial divides which leanne has highlighted. and one of our desires is that post—lockdown and post—covid, that we can continue working across these divides to building a better society for all. nadia, i remember reporting on the great hope that came with the beginning of the true multiracial democracy in south africa — that sense of optimism. there's been so much turbulence since. i wonder if you can put it in some perspective for us. does this bring back some of the optimism for you? it does in many ways. post—apartheid i — and this is my personal opinion — that we were enthusiastic and were looking forward to a better south africa. 25 years plus down the line, a lot of things have changed but a lot of things remain the same, especially for poorer communities, you know. nothing has chang

the american dream will end from the white house, i'm nadia romero. >>all right as we turn the page from a friday into the weekend want to get a check of the weather forecast you can see behind me there the embarcadero all fogged in dave lot of smoke makes in there as yes like our own kind of smaug going on the awning area except that's being generated more by wildfires. yeah and this is what we have an sfo see the kind of the small kind of you as well there you see some of that ugly color is a shunned there too as well. now this is going to be in the process of mixing out at least we can take care of the smoke part, but at least the fog part will be let's get to that moisture part more at the surface obviously we dry out during the day with daytime, heating and mixes with drier air aloft. a relative humidity levels are in the 40's some 30's to be had the recovery overnight and tomorrow afternoon much the same 30's and 40's but as we get into early next week. temperatures are going to rise and the air will get a little drier to story be looking at the

last fall, before the pandemic, correspondented nadia drost and photographerrico put themselves at risko show us everything about those making their way west. images may disturb some viewers. >> where south america meetsam centraica lies one of the world's wildest jungles. roadless, lawless, almost entirely uninhabited. the darian gap. underneath theun soaringe canopy, migrants from around the world risk death crossing the jungle in a desperate bid to reach e u.s. and canada, with no map and noti instrucs on how to make it through one of the world's most dangerous migration routes. >> i would like to send a message to anyone who i inking of doing this route. it's very dangerous. if i knew this, i wouldn't have done it. >> many migrants spend a weekr two on this trail before they reach village and safety. but these journeystarted long before. migrants from asia, the middle east, and aica flew into uador or brazil where visa requirements are somewhat lax. haitians also use thiss route a springboard north but to get from colombia to panama they have to cross the darian gap by foot. it's th

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at the white house, i'm nadia romero. >>but the republicans a message is not ringing true for clippers coach doc rivers, what brought him to tears >>and in the buzz, the nba bubble is keeping players safe from coronavirus but that doesn't mean they are immune from what's happening on the outside. while the clippers were busy beating the mavericks in orlando, black lives matter demonstrators were under fire. in kenosha wisconsin. a man with a rifle. >>shot and killed 2 protesters who were demanding justice for jacob lake who is hospitalized right now after police shot him 7 times in the back on sunday clippers coach doc rivers got emotional about the situation before the game. >>you're donald trump and all talking about here. we're the ones getting killed. we're the ones didn't shot once it will deny to live in certain communities. we've been home we've been shot. all you do is keep your a fear. this it's a maze. we keep loving this country. and this country does not look back just starts to become a black lives matter bla

>>and florida i'm nadia romero reporting. >>and now for your 4 zone forecast let's take a look at tropical storm east side yes as it starts to make its way out of the bahama islands and it actually weekend did encounter drier air and also when sure, but you can see tropical storm impacts starting to make its way into the southern tip of florida specifically impacting miami right now tropical storm warnings and hurricane warnings already in effect along the eastern coast of the state of florida, let's take a look at its current track out there right now as it inches closer to florida. right now sustained winds at 70 miles per hour. but watch as it strengthens to a category one hurricane as it starts to make landfall overnight. just north over broward county and with that it could actually bring a storm surge of one to 3 feet and possible 3 to 5 inches of rain at least according to this latest track and also we could see wind speeds near hurricane level with gusts upwards of about 50 to 60 miles per hour by monday. it's going t

i'm nadia romero.>and still a long way to go with this storm system maybe not a hurricane but still a very powerful tropical storm you can see it spinning off the coastline just measured is about 70 miles off the coast, we're seen tropical storm force winds up to a 115 so you can imagine right along that coastline daytona beach to melbourne soon to be in jacksonville savannah you're going to feel some tropical storm force winds. and it doesn't look like it wants to weaken so much so we'll keep our eyes on that and of course you've got not only the tropical storwarnings along the coastline now we're looking at possibly landfall. near charleston and that could bring with it some storm surge maybe 2 to 4 feet so they barrier islands in and around this area all the way up in north carolina certainly under threat from the storm system from that storm surge and then we start to talk about all the rain, here's the very latest. we've got sustained winds now the cia is at 70 miles per hour moving north northwes

i'm nadia romero. looks pretty windy. we got a whole lot of nothing going on really yeah act opposite all calm as could be rebecca. >>yeah, that's right guys in a whole lot of sunshine around the bay area. it really cleared out early this morning and look at this nice clear shot of the golden gate bridge only socked in by the fog even at this hour, not the case though for you today, we're seeing the sun a pretty much everywhere you look around the bay area we're going to see mild warm and even hot temperatures on the board starting off with conditions that we're expecting in san francisco downtown you'll be at a high of 70 this afternoon 72 in the mission district 69 if you're going to be heading to golden gate park, 50's and 60's at the coast 57 in over not a 66 for the afternoon high in half moon bay, 74 in millbrae a little bit warmer in burlingame at 77 south san francisco tracking that 70 degree mark and then those 80's start to pop up san carlos in redwood city both at 82 85 for the afternoon high in one sign. yours

all caps after he heard the speech from former president barack obama and wilmington delaware, i'm nadiao. >>and we're going to take a short break, but first we want to show you the this live camera view look at the smoky haze, this is all from the fire burning in vacaville and that's one of the reasons we having so many problems with the air quality around the bay area so again. if you have to head outside be sure you take an n 95 mask with you we'll be right back. >>good morning, welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news we continue to follow breaking news, those fires burning across the bay area and all of these wildfires are happening right in the middle of a blistering heat wave a little bit cooler today but it's still quite hot out there. you can see the areas that where the fires are burning check out the map on your screen. we have the l in new lightning complex fires. >>burning in sonoma lake napa and solano counties of course there's a wood fire that's burning near point reyes national seashore we have the scu complex fire that consist of several fires burning in contra cos

through a neighborhood in baltimore maryland fire and rescue crews are sifting through the rubble, nadiaomero has more. >>a baltimore neighborhood is reeling after a major explosion monday morning leveling several houses i just heard the whole building shake but i had no idea the travesty didn't happen over here a spokeswoman for the baltimore city fire department says at least 5 people were in 3 homes that were destroyed 3 people were sent to the hospital in serious condition. >>right now is unclear what caused the explosion we are continuing to search for any additional packages that may or you know possibly could have been in a home's aerials of the area show homes eviscerated and search and rescue crews sifting through smoking rubble, looking for survivors is a labor to suppress to make a game of the major gas explosion, they have homes that you know pretty much crumbled more a lot a ton of debris on the ground i'm nadia romero reporting. >>police clashed with crowds overnight in downtown chicago as looting and vandalism erupted in the popular retail district on michigan avenue polic

nadia romero has more.>president trump sticking to familiar themes during his address that was about an hour long from the white house south lawn in front of a crowd of about a 1000 people. the president saying that if reelected the first thing he would work on is rebuilding the economy. >>it's the moment, republicans have been i profoundly accept this nomination for president of the united states. >>president donald trump front and center with a plea to voters to send him back for second term we understand that america is not a land cloaked in darkness. >>america is the torch that enlightens the entire world, the final night of the republican national convention also featuring trump's daughter and senior adviser ivanka trump donald trump came to washington for one reason and one reason alone. >>to make america great again. >>as well as gop leaders on capitol hill for years ago president trump promised to be your voice you kept that promise real life, my friend. president donald trump but thursday belongs t

at the white house, i'm nadia romero. >>some 51 right now and and squaw valley, alpine meadows ski resort is changing its name the lake tahoe resort made the decision to change. after being confronted with overwhelming evidence that the word squaw is offensive calling it racist and a sexist slur a new name is going to be announced in 2021. 52 and as we head to break, let's take a peek outside at san francisco international airport showing the cloud cover there this morning. >>and we really got a keen eye on the sky because of the wildfires that are still burning all around the bay area, we'll talk to john trouble about that coming up. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, toge

the former first lady also delivered a stunning rebuke of president trump nadia romero is in washington with a look at the event. the first night of the 2020 democratic national convention in the books virtually done because of the pandemic the headliner former first lady michelle obama delivering a powerful speech slamming president trump saying he's not fit for office. >>and throughout this week you will see progressive moderates and republicans speaking in unison to get president trump out of the white house in unconventional convention underway in milwaukee and welcome to the 2020 democratic national convention and across the country this week as democrats nominate former vice president joe biden to the top of their ticket to ordain and establish this constitution. >>the coronavirus pandemic forcing democrats to go virtual with big name speakers addressing americans at home without delegates cheering from the convention floor. >>monday's theme need the people focusing on working together to face challenges ahead the headliners prominent republicans like former ohio governor in 2016

is just part of the republican plans to lay out their pitch for another 4 years of president trump nadia romero has the highlights. >>the first night of the republican national convention in the books the theme land of promise and the president made plenty of promises if he's reelected. he says that he would eradicate covid-19 cut taxes and create millions of new jobs, welcome. >>to the 2020 republican national convention. >>president donald trump and republican celebrating the last 4 years in asking americans for 4 more when we relaxed. president trump this november. the best is yet to come the party making it clear in backs its candidate and his vision. republicans kicking off their convention in charlotte monday. my formally nominate trump and vice president mike pence was going to win this election right the convention then moving to washington to kick start a 00:04am night primetime event while skill down to the coronavirus some of the president's strongest supporters still coming out in full force look to the man who did with the failed obama biden administration never could do and

doctor leanne brady and nadia mayman from the network, cape town together. go to the us midwest to the state of missouri where angela kender has been gathering portraits of those who have died from the virus since she lost her own mother who was taken ill in her nursing home. she went into the hospital on may 31, it was the second time that she had gone. on may 20, she went for the first time and she had shortness of breath, rapid heart rate and a fever, but she was testing negative and i talked to the hospital staff and said, you know, this doesn't make sense, she has all the symptoms but you are telling me that she is negative and they said, "yeah, the tests are only about 70%—80% accurate, and you should expect her to switch to positive at any time." and she stayed at the hospital for a few days and was tested a few more times, each time she was negative and then they released her for a few days and then she went back on may 31. that was a sunday night and then at that point she was positive and admitted into the icu. and as she got worse, you to take som

nadia romero brings us the latest. >>an unconventional convention underway in milwaukee and welcome to the 2020 democratic national convention and across the country this week as democrats nominate former vice president joe biden to the top of their ticket to ordain and establish this constitution. the coronavirus pandemic forcing democrats to go virtual with big name speakers addressing americans at home without delegates cheering from the convention floor. >>monday's theme need the people focusing on working together to face challenges ahead the headliners prominent republicans like former ohio governor in 2016 gop presidential candidate john k sick, many of us can imagine 4 more years going down this path. and that's why i'm asking you to join with me in choosing a better way forward we could former 2020 rivals like vermont senator bernie sanders, the liberal favorite who was the final democratic candidate to drop out of the primary the future all of our democracy is at stake. >>the future of our economy is at stake

all caps after he heard the speech from former president barack obama and wilmington delaware, i'm nadiaromero. >>we'll bring it back to the bay area this morning, san francisco county may be removed from the state's coronavirus watch list as soon as today. this will allow businesses such as a hair salons and gyms to reopen san francisco would join santa cruz placer and san diego counties which were taken off the watch list just last week, san francisco was added to the list back in mid july. now if san francisco county is removed from the list there are another 39 of the state's 58 counties that remain on ehe watch list that includes 9 in the bay area to be removed from the list counties each threshold for their 14 day average case rate per 100,000 residents. also 7 day average rate of positive tests a percentage change in hospitalizations and the availability of ventilators and intensive care unit beds. >>well flannel state prison officials tell us that they will not evacuate inmates due to the fires in vacaville, they tell us that quote we are actively monitoring the lightning complex

i'm nadia romero. >>that's some severe weather we're not bracing for a didn't know yet thankfully in fact behind me here we've got a couple shots i want to show you this is the perspective sutro tower looking out of the east bay crystal clear beautiful. now switch over and show you the golden gate that fog rolling in right that's the bay area you got like a tale of 2 forecast to pick or you are back uh yeah i really is guys and look at this behind me this is san francisco. >>it's a little mixture some sunshine peeking through but we can see the fog rolling through as well this are south of market camera and the normally we are socked in at this early hour. and that's how we've been over the last couple weeks but you have us a pretty nice shot of san francisco considering we can barely see anything in the morning. we are going to see and feel some windy conditions as we get closer to the afternoon today so keep that in mind gusts of up to 20 miles an hour are possible in san francisco, parts of the nort

at the white house, i'm nadia romero. >>all right bring it back here to the bay area and our coverage of the wildfires daly city scalp callous has become a temporary refuge for some of the hundreds of livestock evacuated during the czu lightning complex fires. the animals came from farms and ranches primarily in san mateo county. and the ceo of the event center says frankly to her knowledge. this is the first time the cow palace is actually served as an animal evacuation center. the san mateo county large animal evacuation group says its move now up to about 1500 animals out of harm's way. >>we hold some out of pigeon point the other day. and the people were just very very very happy. this somebody was willing to come and help them and resolve their issue of not having their animal stuck. in a fire zone. this is a good song when we get to that could take him back. >>and it was a good place to house and to the cow palace as you may know is no stranger to hosting animals. annually hosts the grand national rodeo and the dog

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