We took a bit of a hit we saw a little more of a southwesterly wind and that was enough to bring down the temperature big time in the santa rosa was 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. We have to they are they were well in the 90s, 13 degrees cooler today a nap and you get the idea of numbers coming down around a good part of the bay area highs out there the out 94 degrees still hot in livermore 91 in concord 88 degrees in santa rosa 84. In san jose 81 degrees at mt do temperatures along the coastline still cool in the 60s. Thats kind of how its going to play out over the weekend. Youre going to see that hot weather as you head inland but boy along the coastline were going to keep those numbers cooler but the High Pressure going to continue to build throughout the weekend as we get into sunday and monday. Here comes the heat may be some triple digit temperatures mainly in the east bay on monday still some cooler numbers along the coastline, but maybe even some 70s. Last year when develop
Global response. To help with our questions and studio, a Health Reporter with politico and a Health Reporter with the Washington Post. On fridaytting afternoon. Just a few hours ago, you briefed president obama about the zika crisis. Can you give us a sense of what you spoke to him about . We give the president on update on various aspects of the zika she was issue. Particularly concentrating on puerto rico. Spoke about the number of travel related cases, the number of individual women pregnant and affected among travel related cases, spoke a lot about puerto rico and he wanted an update as to the status of the Vaccine Development program. I think he went away from not host well briefed. What is the status of that development . Vaccine development . Host yes. He Vaccine Development is several candidates in various of development. A few including the one we developed at the nih getting ready within a few weeks. Ours will probably go to the end of august, beginning of september. Phase o
Middle income people and for jobs. It will also benefit lots of other things. I mean, were looking to if you look at the whole thing, everybodys going to benefit. But i think the greatest benefit is going to be for jobs and for the middle class, middle income. All right, cnns Boris Sanchez joining us from the white house. The president sounding really confident going into this week as he heads off to camp david. But, you know, hes not quite doing a victory lap just yet. Thats right, fred. Hes still kind of selling this bill as you just heard him do before he departs for camp david. Right now the white house is cautiously optimistic that barring any kind of procedural snafu this will be their first major legislative victory, the passing of the first major Tax Reform Bill in more than 30 years. Theyre confident, in part, because weve seen some republican senators that were previously in the no Column Switching over to yes, including florida senator marco rubio who drew a red line on thur
Hearing tan hearing about the virus in the press because its an electionyear conspiracy. The reason you see so much attention to it today is that they think that this is what brings down the president. I got a note today from a reporter saying what do you do today to calm the markets . What i might do is tell people to turn the televisions off for 24 hours. So, gaslighting obviously is one strategy that theyre using there. Mix of fear and mistrust left the public feeling spooked. Markets fell again capping the worst week since the 2008 financial crisis. The stocks fallen faster since the president took charge of this on wednesday evening. The World Health Organization is upping the Risk Assessment to very high at a global level. Health officials work on a vaccine which is still likely months or perhaps more than an away. A whistleblower complaint combined with reports of scarce access to accurate diagnostic testing an insufficient resources to handle a widespread outbreak are raising c
Didnt have protective gear, according to the whistleblower, despite being facetoface with potential infected patients. Well have more on that in a moment. Also today, we learned new federal guidelines after it was revealed that the First American patient believed to have caught the disease here had to wait days to be tested for it. And there is late word as well on what the public is told and by whom. It all now has to go through the Vice President s office. The New York Times reporting that dr. Anthony fauci, the face of so Many Public Health emergencies over the years has been told by the white house not to speak out without clearance. And then of course there is the Financial Impact the virus continues to have. [ closing bell ] the dow industrials losing nearly 1200 points on the day, more than 3200 so far this week. The Trump Administration claims that they are ready for anything. Wall street it seems has its doubts. A sign perhaps that yesterdays press conference by the president