and sparta then becomes the hedge of monett power rather than ottens within the classical war and we also hear from 2 cities that democracy is destroyed we hear that on. martin something that sounds very familiar had long been a welcoming place for immigrants known as medics are but during the results of this pandemic tens beat we see a surge of xenophobia and the great democratic leader paraplegia dies of the disease i should say that anyone tuning in actually greece has performed very well come comparably than coronavirus terms but you mention para clear as supposedly the u.k. prime minister morris johnson's hero doesn't make you smile when you hear the especially warlike rhetoric about coronavirus employed by bharath johnson and donald trump of course now as the us in circles china with bases do you see parallels there as of the rhetoric really ramps up now about china being responsible as it were for the coronavirus pandemic do suit parallels in the scapegoating and blaming been very a red line linking these events people were blaming immigrants and afternoons at this we were jus

>>hi everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start off the morning with day sparta find out about the forecast. hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and we're still doing it with fog again come in this morning and we'll probably expect that tomorrow as well and still it's taken off the we can't make out the lights that are lit up there as you can see the east bay shore like it probably have to have the sun help us out in

his eyes recently to more issl wholeheartedly that plague that devasted athens as it warred with sparta. the epidemic contributed to athens' defeat and helped bring an end to its expement with democracy. just one example of how disease has shaped human history. >> everything about us, our art, our culture, our religion has been informed, inflected, should say, with the passage of death and suffering in the forms ofse. >> brown: frank snowden, professor emeritus at yale university, is author of"ci epidemics and y." he now lives in rome, a city slowly re-opening after imposing a strict lockdown. it's also a city that has seen the impact of disease before. skeletal remains from the 5th century a.d. show victims of a malaria outbak, one that wreaked havoc on the roman empire's military d economic might. pandemics throughout history, often captured in the imaginations of artists, have hit in specific ways, with different imincts. ginninhe 14th century, bubonic plague changed the course of western civilization. a third of europe's population perished. historians see enormous political and eco

>>hi everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start off the morning with day sparta find out about the forecast. hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and we're still doing it with fog again come in this morning and we'll probably expect that tomorrow as well and still it's taken off the we can't make out the lights that are lit up there as you can see the east bay shore like it probably have to have the sun help us out in the mixing process temperatures with 67 antioch and a lofty number there we do have some winds though, and the far east that help do circling in the air can't cool down as easily 61 in concord 57 livermore up to the north bay mostly in the 50's, although valais whole again because the winds at 61. and 58 for san jose for comparison's sake a little cooler along the peninsula this morning and up to portions of the north bay, a touch warmer off to the east bay there's a look at the current winds and again there's a nice little pocket going on around fairfield in concord we expect kind of the summer performance tonight. complements also some dayti