>>he gave his life to care for the residents of west oaks they were his second family. he could have called in sick, you could have quit, but it just wasn't in his dna. he protected them. he wasn't protected west oaks will not comment on the lawsuit but in a statement, the company said our operations and protocols changed profoundly with the release of the cdc guidelines, nursing homes and long-term care facilities from the start of this pandemic. >>have been hotbeds of illness and death. one study shows 41% of coronavirus deaths in 36 states are connected to nursing homes. the virus spreads quickly to patients and staff who then leave work and spread it to others. >>in this pandemic for worker. >>is infected with covid-19 and they can not only spread it to their co-workers but they started out into the community a cnn review of hundreds of complaints to federal and state governments show that workers at long-term facilities feel their own lives are at risk. >>writing complaints like employees are not provided personal protective equipment such as masks using coffee fil

>> well, the map shows you you have to get off at cottle and you can use a couple options, great oaks parkway or santa teresa boulevard takes you back on the freeway. the rest of the bay shows a easy drive. >>> we are going to start to see showers moving in later this afternoon. right now we are starting out with dry weather, but we have a couple spots we will have to watch later today. in the north bay we will see the rain moving into northern sonoma county in the next couple hours. i will be tracking this with an update coming up in a few minutes. laura? >> sounds good. thank you very much, kari. >>> 6:02 right now. this morning on capitol hill lawmakers may get a dire warning from a recent ousted white house health expert and whistle-blower. dr. rick bright says the u.s. can expect the darkest winter in modern history. we want to turn to tracie potts with more on what bright has to say. >> hi, good morning laura and everyone. he butted heads with leadership and president trump whether or not to push the hydroxychloroquine, and he did not think it was safe. dr. bright said we could

oak glen is 70 today, 82 yesterday. san francisco 64 today, and it was 76 yesterday.santa rosa at 82, attended greek dropped from 92 yesterday. here's a beautiful shot of san jose with high clouds lingering and at least we get sunshine lingering into downtown which is much more than we can say for the north bay. here is you going over the golden gate ridge and then debate ridge, looking at gray skies pretty much everywhere other than the south bay. inland east of the hills and toward the tri-valley at concord this morning. as far as temperatures right now, 38% of santa rosa with sun, and concord and livermore. we have clouds back at the coast by late morning and early afternoon. they never go away completely. they will stay along the coast all day. when the sun starts to set it will be creeping back in. at sunset they will overtake the golden gate bridge and coming back again for the evening. this is the pattern for the next few days, typical for this time of the year. we get sun in the afternoon but the fog stinks back in as the sun sets of. we have rain late monday

red oak, iowa. at kasserine pass, 45 men from red oak iowa are going to be killed or captured by the germans. and so, this was the point where the reality of war in north africa and the european theater is going to start to come home to americans with these losses in such a small town, so many boys, in one single battle. behind me is a 105 millimeter howitzer. the howitzer was originally designed to shoot at aircraft, but in north africa, we discovered that this was an ideal antitank weapon. the gun could be lowered and then fired at tanks across the deserts of north africa. it was a very effective weapon. this map introduces visitors to the situation when the allies landed in north africa in november of 1942. you can see on the map that the allies are represented in blue. but the axis powers and the territories they controlled are represented in red. you get a sense of the scale of adolf hitler's power where he and benito mussolini have an empire, really more german, but have an empire that stretch

it is absolute lawlessness in oak glen, one of many protests across the country. we will be here to the rest of the morning checking out some of the mess left behind. i am anne makovec live from oak glen, kpix 5. >>> a quick question and you mentioned that you talked with the protester, is there around two scheduled for today or tonight? >> reporter: this guy seemed more like an onlooker and was not part of the damage or the crime, for sure. you have two factions, the people demonstrating at around 7:00 p.m. they were doing it peacefully and then you have the people that seem to be bent on destruction. it is impossible detail right now what sort of protest may lead to something like this again. >> thank you, anne makovec in oakland. >>> we are hearing from the interim oak glen police chief that posted a video message on twitter. >> we have had demonstrations last night and they started out peacefully, and we stood with our community in the city of oakland to provide safe and respectful places far demonstrators. what we saw later on in the evening turned violent an

mids 60s in oak lands and upper 60s livermore, san jose and santa rosa. we have sunshine and warmer temperatures with that ridge of high pressure briefly building in and we'll stay dry for the most part on saturday with a few more clouds as we go through the saturday, ahead of next storm system. that'll bring widespread rain on sunday and then showers and isolated thunderstorms possible on monday. here we go with that ridge of high pressure and that brief break from the rain but watch as this storm system moves in. the rain returns for late saturday night, first for the north bay and then pushing across the rest of the bay area sunday into monday and this storm system is going to tap in to sobtrois fall'ra moderate to severe inthrough the day on future a cast hour-by-hour and see that sunshine for tomorrow again mainly dry conditionings and here comes the rain looking to saturday night for the north bay and pushing across the rest of the bay area on sunday. especially in the morning, widespread rain and scattered showers for sunday in the afternoon. looki

thises a series of buildings on the alley as well as most prominently 150 oak. just diagonally across the street from the project site. next slide, please. so, i was an obvious choice to orient the school's entrance and primary phase to the west facing franklin street. and then as we work our way around the site, there is a small retail space around the corner which has the opportunity to connect into the school lobby and then on oak street, the residential lobby, which fits in well with the emerging character including just under construction to the east, the raim -- remainder is given to retail. next slide, please. the podium scale is carefully set, slightly lower and the adjacent buildings to the south and north. but slightly higher to the buildings to the west. form of transition from the larger buildings at van ness and market to the hayes valley. next slide, please. and very importantly, the podium has a westward-facing orientation with a wind canopy extending from the west side over the sidewalk there. which really gives the podium visual prominence from

>>he gave his life to care for the residents of west oaks they were his second family. he could have called in sick. he could have quit, but it just wasn't in his dna. he protected them. he wasn't protected west oaks will not comment on the lawsuit but in a statement, the company said our operations and protocols changed profoundly with the release of the cdc guidelines, nursing homes and long-term care facilities from the start of this pandemic. >>had been hotbeds of illness and death. one study shows 41% of coronavirus deaths in 36 states are connected to nursing homes. the virus spreads quickly to patients and staff who then leave work and spread it to others. >>in this pandemic from worker. >>is infected with covid-19 and they can not only spread it to their co-workers but they started out into the community a cnn review of hundreds of complaints to federal and state governments show that workers at long-term facilities feel their own lives are at risk. >>writing complaints like employees are not provided personal protective equipment such as masks using coffee filt

at boundary oaks in walnut creek, the fairways and greens are empty. they will not be for long.>> reporter: the loosening of the shelter in place order includes a reopening of golf horses. they have appropriate social and physical distancing measures. the process is not simple.>> reporter: a golf course has to make a proposal to the city it is in and then the county, and the state, then they get approval to be able to open up and have play command. >> reporter: these are the rules for boundary oaks including no cash. one person per cart, and no ball washers. this is not exactly a regulation game.:no touching of the flagstick. competition will be interesting. under the rules, the ball has to go to the bottom of the cup. now they have foam or a little plastic liner where they put the cup in upside down so the ball will hit it and bounce out. >> reporter: and metropolitan at oakland, capacity will cut and have to allow for physical distancing. as for the cart? thank you clean your own golf cart when you are finished. >> reporter: they are stoked about bei

golf courses across the bay area are empty, not a soul to be found at boundary oaks in walnut creek, and a bare driving range at metropolitan oakland. but that is about to change. object monday golf courses will get open to modified conditions. >> no touching of the flag stick, competition will be interesting because under the rules of golf, the ball has to go into the bottom of the cup. now they have either foam or there is going to be a little plastic liner where they put the cup in upside down so the ball wil >> reporter: that won't be a problem for conner of san francisco who is excited to putt somewhere other than his living room. >> recently we have just been using a water bottle, so anything is better than a water bottle, as long as we can get around, get a golf cart and be able to drive aound. it is kind of tough, walking the whole thing sometimes. >> reporter: here are the rules for boundary oaks, which includes no cash, one person per cart and no ball washers and it is not a regulation game exactly, and not a big deal for the golfers to be a test for reopening. >> i think f

now it's oak, olive and pine. so if you would like to get some showers in the forecast to bring down some of those pollen numbers, may be some good news coming up in the seven-day forecast. this is a summer-like spread, we're seeing 60s and 70s bay side. the map is changing to blue and purple. north bay locations almost 20 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday and it has to do with the onshore winds. as we head toward tomorrow morning for the early mom's day plans, you may have some drizzle in a few spots. especially around the inner bay. the clouds are as far inland as solano county. ppts wi temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s. we think a bit of a windier finish to wrap up the weekend. so mom's day plans look fine, nice and comfortable. trending cooler, much like we saw today. a bit windy as we head toward tomorrow evening. look at the changes come monday. now we're talking about a chance of showers as our weather pattern does a 180 from the last couple of days. monday morning we'll see the chance of sh

you can take surface streets, the major ones, great oaks parkway and santa teresa parkway, and you can get back on to either of the freeways, and that will be your alternate until the reopen occurs and that will affect the southern portion into san jose, and gilroy for 85 and morgan hill. kari, in san francisco, the overnight roadwork has cleared from 101. the rain is over so they are okay there. what do you have for us today? >>> we are starting out with fog in some areas but other than that it's a nice and quiet morning for the bay area. as we head over to concord and check out how or morning is shaping up. a few clouds towards the late morning, and we can see rain moving in as we move into this afternoon. i will have the timeline of when we expect that rain coming up in the forecast. >> we will check back with you, kari. >>> this morning on capitol hill lawmakers may get a dire warning from a recently ousted white house expert and whistle-blower. he says the u.s. could expect the darkest winter in recent decades. we want to check in with tracie potts who is live with details on what

but he wasn't protected. >> reporter: west oaks will not comment on the lawsuit.in statement the company said, our operations and protocols changed profoundly with the release of the cdc guidelines. nursing homes and long term care facilities from the start of this pandemic had been hot beds of illness and death. one study shows 41% of coronavirus deaths in 36 states are connected to nursing homes. the virus spreads quickly to patients and staff who then leave work and spread it to others. >> in this pandemic, if a worker is infected with covid-19, then they can not only spread it to their co-workers but they spread it out into the community. >> reporter: a cnn review of hundreds of complaints to federal and state governments show that workers at long term facilities feel their own lives are at risk, writing complaints like, "employees are not provided personal protective equipment such as masks, using coffee filters as masks, and garbage bags as gowns." "health care workers have died from covid-19 and the employer is unwilling to report it." >> we have been beggi

the state sent in texas national guard soldiers to disinfect west oaks and other facilities.e quinton, his attorney, representing his family in a lawsuit which says the nursing home failed to properly prepare, respond and provide employees with personal protection equipment as required. >> he gave his life to care for the residents of west oaks. and they were his second family. he could have called in sick. he could have quit. but it just wasn't in his dna. he protected them, but he wasn't protected. >> reporter: west oaks will not comment on the lawsuit but in a statement the company said our operations and protocols changed profoundly with the release of the cdc guidelines. nursing homes and long-term care facilities from the start of this pandemic have been hot beds of illness and death. one study shows 41% of coronavirus deaths in 36 states are connected to nursing homes. the virus spreads quickly to patients and staff who then leave work and spread it to others. >> in this pandemic, if a worker is infected with covid-19, then they cannot only spread it to their co-worker

the state sent in texas national guard soldiers to disinfect west oaks and other facilities. attorney, representing dobson's family in a lawsuit which says the nursing home failed to properly prepare, respond and provide its employees with personal protection equipment as required. >> he gave his life to care for the residents of west oaks. they were his second family. he could have called in sick, he could have quit, but it just wasn't in his dna. he protected them, but he wasn't protected. >> reporter: west oaks will not comment on the lawsuit, but in a statement the company said, our operations and protocols changed profoundly with the release of the cdc guidelines. nursing homes and long-term care facilities, from the start of this pandemic, have been hotbeds of illness and death. one study shows 41% of coronavirus deaths in 36 states are connected to nursing homes. the virus spreads quickly to patients and staff who then leave work and spread it to others. >> in this pandemic, if a worker is infected with covid-19, then they can not only spread it to their coworkers, but

this is downtown oak lapd. you can see a large whether it's a dumpster fire or something else on fire there in oakland. that was difficult tonight because the police department said on our air that they really wanted to facilitate the peaceful protest here, but they would put their foot down, flex their muscles, so to speak, if this started to happen. and we are seeing it happen. you can see multiple explosions now, and the fear here and the hope really is not to have the police officers injured, not to have the protesters injured, or any of the business owners or any innocent bystanders injured here. you can see flames there down below in downtown oakland as this continues to be a hot spot in terms of this violence in terms of the protest. we also have our chopper in san jose. this situation here appears to blocked off 101 between ose 3:00 and 4:30 p.m. and then took to the streets of san jose near downtown. there were some flare-ups, some flash points, but right now it appears from our crews on the ground rel

the capture of a naha field gives us all the major airstrips on oak gnaw whoa, and forces japanese aviation to operate from other islands. to reach the southern tip of the island now becomes the assigned objective of a third amphibious core. here south of naha our advance is confronted by fairly flat, open terrain. not easily defensible by the japanese whose resistance area is being compressed down to 15 square miles. with the action of the lieutenant general, the interim command of the entire 10th army is assumed by a marine general r roy esguiger. after more than two months of fighting to hold okinawa, the enemy now occupies only seven of the entire 921 square miles. and although individual units put up desperate opposition, almost all organizers assistance is at an end. using the few undamaged roads as runways, the planes of air lee yaw sons are used to transport wounded from the forward zones to real area medical facilities. >> with an actual flight time of ten minutes, this air evacuation service enables front line casualties to be treated at division field hospitals within an hour and

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nbc's anne thompson is at the soldiers home in holy oak, mass. anne, what are they telling you there? how did this happen? >> reporter: andrea, this is really one of the most tragic stories of this pandemic. it took just one case of covid-19 that was diagnosed in the holy oak soldiers' home behind me to lead to 71 deaths that they have connected to covid-19. that's of the patients. the virus also infected 81 people who worked at this home. so, it just created really what was an unthinkable situation. how and why the virus rampaged through this facility is now the subject of state and federal investigations. one of the first people to blow the whistle on what was going on behind me here is holyoke mayor alex morris. while he didn't have jurisdiction over the hospital, he was constantly getting phone calls from staffers and family members, describing what was going on inside. are you confident now that they have the situation under control? >> i'm not 100% confident at this point. i'm more confident than i was when i reached out to the governor sev

stay safe in oak hill, west virginia.ter 7:50 on the east coast on this memorial day weekend. i did want to remind you about some of the events we will be bringing to you later today on c-span, including just after this program today, at 10:00, a wreathlaying at arlington national cemetery. there is a shot of the tomb of the unknown soldier just across the potomac river from washington, d.c. we are expecting president trump at that event, at least according to the white house guidance released this morning. also expecting defense secretary mark esper. the president also expected to head to fort mchenry in baltimore at noon for a flag raising ceremony, and perhaps remarks as well. a troop review is also on the schedule. the defense secretary expected to be at the fort mchenry ceremony today, bringing those events to you on the c-span networks today, this memorial day. part of the reopening process we've been talking about this morning throughout our program has also involved figuring out how to reopen, specifically for thi

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right now in the entire state of oake, there are 12 rigs working. 12. that's the collapse of thousands and thousands of jo jobs. and if those jobs and those companies go away, that does not recover and we're suddenly dependent on the middle east again. we cannot go there. we have to be able to resolve that. that's why the paycheck protection program was opened up to small businesses, yes, even energy companies to help sustain them for a couple of months to be able to get through this, but it's going to be a very big challenge for them and quite frankly, something that's news to this body that i just want to be able to raise, in 2007, long before i was in congress, congress passed an act dealing with ethanol, mandating a certain number of gallons of ethanol to be used every year. well, guess what? america wasn't driving in march and in april. that means we're not going to be close to the number of gallons of gasoline that we normally use, but we still have a requirement sitting out there for the number of gallons of ethanol that have to be used this year

they are set for the first week of june, napa, new technology and valley oak high schools. >> the home pool business is seeing record sales as people stay home. public pools remain closed. businesses that sell home pools say families are looking for something to entertain their kids with summer coming up. numerous companies say they may have to hire workers to keep up with demand. if you are looking to buy, they say, be prepared to wait. >> we are entering pool weather. join us with the forecast. drew. >> we are tracking a rather hot week ahead, a heat wave tomorrow on memorial day, it will last several days, tons of sunshine out there today, not a cloud to be scene. we will take you to the tan cam, a beautiful day, temperature-wise, five to ten degrees warmer than this time yesterday. 91 in concord. the heat is increasing, 86 in san jose, 68 in the city, 70s earlier. 86 at current temperature at santa rosa. hang on to the clear skies, and temperatures, for this time of year, it will be a mild night, with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s as we get into the holiday tomorrow. look at

they were getting a report of a fire along oak port street which is behind essentially 880. now it looks like the fire is beginning to grow and they have crews on the scene, and i will follow-up and see if i can get more information, but it does not look like it will slow down your commute because it's not on 880, it's on oak port street if you are familiar with the area. so far the conditions are good on 880, and we will update you if that changes. >>> coming up next, seven things to know this morning. >> i was called on a few occasions a medical miracle. >> east bay congressman talking about the running accident that nearly led to his death. what exactly happened when he fell. >> a 13-year-old headed to a this is one. so is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 month

busy and we are seeing brake lights around 80 southbound and a road closure is in effect off of 880 on oakorest street and we have been following that. it is due to an earlier fire and it looks like the fire is out but closures are still in effect between 66th avenue and hyde street. you can use coliseum way as an alternate. if you're going to the san mateo bridge, there is a breakdown around hayward. >>> i will be watching temperatures climbing up this afternoon. even hotter compared to yesterday. it is already a warm start to our day. i am on my home weather green screen in my garage and i am feeling that warmth. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s and 60s. san jose is 63 degrees to start off our day. concord is 62 come 621 in oakland, 60 in san francisco and 55 for santa rosa. a heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area once again, except for the coast and immediate shorelines. all of our inland locations are under heat advisory from 11 am to 7 pm. the hottest days of the week are today and for tomorrow. do what you can to limit outdoor exposure. stay hydrated and please be

. >> he gave his life to care for the residents of west oaks. they were his second family.e could have called in sick, he could have quit, but it wasn't in his dna. he protected them, but he wasn't protected. >> reporter: west oaks will not comment on the lawsuit, but they said our operations and protocols changed profoundly with the release of the cdc guidelines. nursing homes and long-term care facilityings fr facilities have been hot beds of illness and death. 41% of coronavirus deaths in 36 states are connected to nursing homes. the virus spreads quickly to patients and staff who then leave work and spread it to others. >> in this pandemic, if a worker is infected with covid-19 then they can not only spread it to their co-workers but out into the community. >> reporter: a cnn review of hundreds of complaints to federal and state governments show that workers at long-term facilities feel their own lives are at risk, writing complaints like employees are not provided personal protective equipment such as masks, using coffee filters as masks and garbage bags as gowns. heal

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, and it's still you will see at the botto we will give you your alternates, you get over to great oaks parkway off of monterey it will take to you 101 or 95. that's your alternates. this is still an active scene. chris, what do you have out there on 85? >> reporter: as you can tell from where we are there's no traffic headed southbound on highway 85, and all those lights is where the officers decided to take measurements, and the evidence field extends further from where we are right now. this is a big evidence field. we know only one vehicle was involved and that three of the six people in the crash died here at the scene and that another woman died later at the hospital. the driver was arrested on the suspicion of driving under the influence, and another passenger is expected to survive based on what the chp is telling us this morning. however, it's an extensive evidence field, and they are trying to figure out why the driver lost control. we expect 85 to be shutdown until 8:00 this morning, so if you are headed southbound from san jose, you will be diverted off at coddle. northbound

greater effect so that goes up to the medium/high category for saturday, sunday, monday, it's grass, oakand all of pollen as the top three offenders at this point. more warm weather in store as we go into the weekend with plenty of sunshine, temperatures go from the mid- 80s saturday inland up to the mid-90s by monday and tuesday, by the bay were talking about temperatures even approaching 80 degrees and up to around 70 near the coast. we will have more coming up at 7:00, vern is standing by with a look at sports. >> straight ahead, a mask to remember a 49er on his nuptials, and that old ball coach we were >>> college football up top and most sports are prepping to return without fans. even in ann arbor, michigan, coach jim harbaugh is all ready to roll without a wolverines audience in the big house. >> i would be comfortable coaching again without any fans, if the choice were play or in front of no fans or not play then i would choose to play in front of no fans. >>> most sports that were put on hold in march are reportedly aiming to return sometime in july, that means a busy month, the

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you will not get poison oak or a bee sting virtually. >>> thousands of graduates across the country are not getting the ceremony they expected. so tom hanks tried to make graduation special. >> congratulations to you, chosen ones. you have finished during the great recess, the great reboot. we have gone from student to gr expected of you than to just been an american. you also had to be a responsible american. >> hanks delivered a five-minute missage to the wright state class of 2020 in dayton, ohio. he said it's a defining moment of their lives and they are tackling whan comes next. and several years ago, he helped the college dedicate the tom hanks center for motion pictures. >>> rob mayeda is outside, he is a very adaptable man. what is going on weather wise? we have a lot of things going on. >> yeah, the second half of the week, you probably do want to stay indoors with air conditioning. if you live in the valley areas, that heat up this time of year, san francisco, oakland, you will notice the temperatures climbing in the 70s and 80s. the sea breeze, and 69 degrees currently, as we

. >> the closest water supply was in oak court. he did pose a bit of a challenge. >> the full containment just after 5 am. and no one was hurt. >>> is a hot day across much of bay area. there's also danger for many people. we will bring you the limited options that we have if we need to cool off. >> that's right. there are a few very important reasons to stay home if you can. one is to protect yourself and others from getting sick. of course stay away from the heat and the better quality. that is tough for people who don't have air conditioning or those who need us get from their homes. or checking out a movie or museum would be a way to find relief from the heat. but because of shelter in place restrictions those are not open in the bay area. for the last few days this is meant visiting parks and beaches. we spoke to the general manager yesterday and there is a difference between crowded and unsafe. for the most part the thoughts of his school is doing a good job. but mentioned of the weekend they handed out 600 masks in war 1300

doors here amongst the wonders of nature, particularly that we can stand together underneath of myive oak, one favorite places to the fishpond, to welcome the balloon of the snowfall. there, the beautiful purple iris the pansies, and the digitalis, the foxglove about to bloom. so, what a pleasant occasion, and particularly to welcome our friend, mr. steve light, to be with us again, to welcome your questions forward. so, without any further comment, as i have a few moments before i continue my walk through the garden, and i think gardens is the most pleasant subject to attend to today, i ask for the first question, mr. light, if you will. >> yes, thank you, president jefferson. we do have a number of questions for you today related to the theme of gardening. the first question is, have you always loved gardening? thomas jefferson: oh, you asked me if i have always loved gardening? well, i assure you that you cannot be born out here in the wilderness and the forest primeval without an early, early love of all of nature's wonders, the great abundance, and to realize to cut out what pleases

oak hill memorial park is hosting a sarah yesterday, flags were out, but no crowds. >> actually beingre, and to seeing all of these veterans that have lost our country to keep us safe. before freedom is. it's heartwarming and touching. and sad at the same time. >> 129th rescuing conducted a flyover honoring healthcare providers. and other were crowded. looking to replace. people also flock to ocean beach, and crowds packed the park, where the wreck and parks. the circles on the ground, making sure people kept a safe distance away. >>> >> today is another spell in the air today, high temperatures combined with light winds, and vehicle exhaust will make for unhealthy air. yesterday was the first air quality people should say -- where air pollution levels, are the highest. yesterday's hot weather for memorial day had many people heading outside, they had the day off, at crowne beach in alameda, there was plenty of sun and social separation. is bay regional parks police patrolled the beach. on atvs, those who we spoke with said that they ed to spend the are a little blue. i think being ou

>> my parents got into senior care back in 1969, and they build shady oaks in about 1976. we were the second assisted living in all of connecticut. both my grand mothers lived here and my mom might soon need our care. >> and so you took -- >> and -- >> yeah, as i got through college, you know, i went to yale. i studied international relations. i always had a strong sense of service. i love and admire my parents and i think what they did is wonderful here and my sense of service brought me to the marines. i served five deployments overseas. three tours in iraq as an infantry officer. i felt compelled research what went wrong. i got lucky. i got into harvard and i finished a phd there in 2014. right about that time, that's when my parents' health began to decline. so i picked it up and bought it and moved next door and i've been here for about four years now. i never thought it would be back on the front line. >> you are back on the front lines, you're running this facility amidst this pandemic. tell us generally what you have chosen to do to attempt to protect the staff and

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we'll explore an open space preserve in marin county, graced by ancient oaks and soaring birds of prey as they and we enjoy eye-popping views all around. we'll celebrate long public support from marin's inspiring legacy of parks for all, and recent public generosity saving landscapes john muir knew well. ♪

but it's nice to have the county official oak. health officials hope to further loosen restrictions in the coming weeks if the rate of coronavirus spread stays flat. >> both training and jobs are available for thousands of californiaens struggling to recover from the economic impact of the coronavirus. 7 on your side has really important information about how to apply and to get that help. >> i have to tell you this is some really good news. we're talking nearly 2,600 unemployed californiaens will get job training. another 600 will get jobs. temporary but jobs that will help them get through. part of the $23 million program announced today by the state. applicants who receive the highest consideration are those unlikely to return to their previous occupation. services will include training, subsidized employment and job placement. 600 will be hired to fill temporary positions needed to attack this pandemic. job opportunities include clean up and sanitation. as well as providing humanitarian aid. the money comes from the department

at the daytime highs, triple digit heat concord in fairfield and 98 in livermore, 98% is a and 84 in oak and in mid 70s for san francisco. hearing over the seven day forecast as we are looking at slightly cooler temperatures for tomorrow but, still, very warm to hot with a cooldown especially on friday and into the weekend and early next week tracking our next weather system it brings a chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms on saturday. there could be some dry lightning and that's concerning because we could see a high fire danger potential on saturday and a chance of showers for back next monday. >>> giving a shout out how to the bay area graduates. congratulations to catalina of san carlos is graduating from a medical university in daytona beach. she will have a degree in mechanical engineering . >>> and alejandra was graduating from eighth grade at kings valley christian school in concord and is off to clayton valley high school, next. share your grad photos, we want to see them, email 2020 grads at cbs.com or use the # kpix, include their name and where they are headed, we ask

aduati th graduation ceremonies for vintage and american canyon and new technology as well as valley oak high schools are set for the first week of june. >>> and this is the first spare the air alert of the year. light winds, high temperatures and vehicle exhaust expected which will make air quality unhealthy. officials say with less traffic, there is still enough exhaust to allow smog to build up during hot weather. people with respiratory issues should avoid any outdoor activities today and you're also reminded it's illegal to burn wood on days when spare the air alerts is in effect in. we'll check in with meteorologist mike nicco because he has information on what we should expect for the rest of the day. >> i want to ask you a question. were either of you out and about and near a park in san francisco and if so, it's a two part, how was the social distancing? >> kumasi? >> i wasn't, friend, so you tell it. i know you saw some things. >> i was. so many people at dolores park on saturday i just headed there and came back home. and then yesterday we went to a closer park where there wer

the persian leopard normally prefers oak forest and rocky areas.o, what they do is when they hunt, , they normally sit on a tree or under a tree and looking out and overlooking what is going on there, and then once they locate a prey, they just jump down the mountain. it is easier for them, because they are so powerful and they jump so high as well. and once they are lucky to get a prey, then they drag it onto a tree, and then that's where they eat it. reporter: the fate of the persian leopard is dependent on its habitat. four decades of war, violelenc, and human migration in iraq have left their mark on both people and animals here. hana: the strength of the leopards could be compared to the strength of human beings, especially kurds who witithstooa lot of conflicts and unrest in our region. my family is a peshmerga family. peshmerga are freedom fighters. those who fought against saddam hussein. so, i was born in the mountains while my parents were actually fighting against the regime, and my connection with nature and the mountains goes that long

the city today and it's always have a lot on my list and no tour would be complete without a trip to oaks books famous marionette theater chicken. in 30 minutes on day to. this state of emergency is the new normal. people around the world are documenting these tragic times. they're keeping the corona diary. and welcoming us into the hot sun. they let us get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. diaries starts made on the w. . door leading to what do they dream of it night living. as cleaners they see the face of horror. their job censoring for the social media industry. in manila there are thousands of so-called content monitors day for day they scrub terrifying images from online platforms. up 220000 times a day. are risky job for starvation wage. the strain is enormous. the cleaners or sworn to secrecy they are not allowed to talk about their work. and no. one asks how they are doing. ok. i need to stop or something won't. do social networks have any social responsibility at all. the cleaners social media shadow industry starts to name on g.w. . this is deja news and thes