Dueling rallies. The proud boys bearing arms and a farright wing message. Descending on portland. Two people identified as journalists attacked. Downtown. Protesters return to its a cat and mouse game. Were on the ground with the latest. Cause for concern . Coronavirus cases rising to more than a thousand in a single day in new york state for the first time in three months, as bars are packed in florida, and the first nfl player of the 2020 season is placed on the covid reserve list. And getting the job done. The Los Angeles Lakers heading back to the nba finals for the first time in a decade. As the team sets its sights on bringing home a championship. Good morning, america. Its great to have you with us on this sunday morning. Dan harris is off once again. r. Happy to have janai back with us. Happy to be here of course. Great to have you as always. Weve got a lot to cover this morning. We start with President Trump delivering on his promise to reveal his nominee, picking Amy Coney Ba
own witnesses to try to discredit some of the most damaging testimony in the case. even calling some witnesses who didn t want to be here. i didn t want to come. why not? i didn t want to be reporter: weinstein chose not to testify in his own defense. he did not need to do that because the evidence presented in this case was anemic at best. and his name was not harvey weinstein and it was john doe, the manhattan district attorney s office would have never brought these charges. reporter: weinstein was once one of the most powerful men in hollywood. more than 80 women have accused him of sexual misconduct. weinstein is charged specifically with rape and predatory sexual assault on the allegations of two women including his former assistant. and the testimony here has been both riveting and revolting. the jury of seven men and five women will need to decide whether the sexual encounters were criminal or consensual, or whether the evidence is insufficient. leaving
highway firefighters discovered the victim in the home after they put the flames out. so much more on those stories throughout the morning as those investigations continue to unfold in the meantime we also have weather and traffic to talk about too especially on the weather front strong wind yeah that s the headline today, john yeah, absolutely it s really the only thing about the forecast that is inconvenient because everything else is looking pretty good. but those winds sure did disrupt what had been a comfortable weekend up to that point yesterday and today going to see some more strong winds out there at times that what we re seeing above san francisco is nice and clear skies if you look closely you see the camera just swaying back and forth a bit from sutro tower as we do still continue to look at breezy conditions, especially up for north bay neighbors, few spots very windy in the inland east bay such as danville well right alongside the baked conditions have calmed d
see why leading into tomorrow morning winds continue for the north bay winds come down for the bay itself and then all across the bay area starting to catch a break towards the middle of the day tomorrow and after that the rest of your forecast looks increasingly calm and nice which is a good chance to enjoy some of the 60 s and 70 s that we ve got as of right now skies are beautiful unclear very quiet picture on satellite and radar. alameda already at 61 degrees, san francisco and 59 napa santa rosa. each in the 60 s as well so we are looking at some warm conditions up there for a lot of us as you re stepping outside later on only getting warmer so do get outside enjoy the nice weather but do know that tonight, especially winds are likely to pick back robin. the traffic remains heavy and san jose we have lanes blocked on the guadalupe parkway out to investigate a fatal crash that happened in the 5 o clock hour south 87 and kerner your 2 left lanes are still closed after a l
Historians such as we have here. Wrecking it is one of the great delights of such an experience. Which leads me to this opportunity to introduce dr. Jennifer keane. Not only a specialist on American Military history during world war i, but a lifetime friend of the museum and its mission. Friend of the museum and its mission. Jennifer spend some time in australia. She was reminiscing about being harassed by crowds of kangaroos. So we have a lot in common. She is published widely on the american involvement in world wari, including the great and the making of america. And the United States and the first world war. Of is also the lead author visions of america, the history of the United States that uses a visual approach to teaching students u. S. History. Awards received numerous are her scholarship, including a toide to current france and australia. Most significantly is her work the unitednding states during world war i. Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming dr. Jennifer ki