zink led her team. they were able to mobilize really quickly and very efficiently to ensure a safe operation that was successful in ensuring the protection and the health and safety of all that were involved. they opened up a terminal there at ted stevens international airport. they created a quarantine unit that delivered not one, but p two health screenings to over 200 passengers and crew members. it was a pretty, it was a pretty extraordinary event that they were able to put together in very, very short orders. they said that dr. zink's comment on this effort really reflect her strong leadership, those who were part of that. dr. z ink said it's easy to stay focused on all wield to do in a short period of time to prepare and respond. at the end of the day this is about people, about american citizens, some of whom are working to serve our country. it was about families. it was about helping each other in a time of need. dr. zink has been doing extraordinary work as we have dealt with challenging issue

and upper zinks 60s in downtown francisco. 71 in sausalito. and low to mid-80s in most of the valleys. east bay shore, 71 at richmond, and a lot of 80s south of there. and into the east bay valley, 90 to 94 degrees. tonight mid-50s to low 60s, but notice more cloud cover. and we will drop four degrees tomorrow afternoon. and then a couple free kooucous obama warmth thursday and friday. a nice summer forecast if you like the heat. >> and if you like college football, pay attention. leaders in the most powerful conferences are reportedly meeting to decide what they will do to the upcoming season. jobina has more. >> and yeah, so the sister network espn is state, michigan, ohio state, they met over the weekend. they're ready to cancel all fall sports. the big ten commissioner then met with the leaderse other conference, acc, bigconfeg pac-12. the pac-12 has a meeting set for tomorrow. no decisions made yet but stanf. sources say that at this point the cancellation or postponement of college football is inevitable. back toefr to yo back over to yo

secretary zinke then came to tennessee three years ago and asked me to do a similar thing, and i worked with senator king of maine. and so we introduced a bill. we put those bills together. so senator warner and senator king and senator portman deserve a lot of credit for the work that they've done on that part of the bill. and then we had the land and water conservation fund. i mentioned how long that work had been going on. senator burr of north carolina has been an advocate of that for many years. senator cantwell, a democrat from washington state, as well. and then more recently senator manchin, who is the ranking democrat on the energy committee, took a major leadership role in the land and water conservation fund. and then senator gardner and senator daines -- if it was a parade, you'd have to say they were the drum majors. they helped work with the president. so you can see what kind of parade we were talking about. senator heinrich of new mexico, a strongdom with great respect in his caucus, made sure we kept the thing on balance and brought a real conservationist zeal to this e