Watching temperatures climb as we look ahead to the middle part of the week with the strong ridge of High Pressure in place. Changes by the end of the week, i will talk about that in a few minutes. Im anne makovec at the live news desk, coming from, worry about file . The west nile virus has now been found in in mill pedes. Thats according to the district. They will start treatments to try to get rid of the mosquitoes later this week. Its coming from 95035. Thats the zip code. They will spray the zip code area with chemicals from a truck on thursday night. They started to leave door hangers to notify people of the planned treatment and giving notice on social media platforms and the county alert system. They said the treatment is safe, no need to relocate while this is going on, and the treatment has been approved by state and federal regulators. Back to you. Happening today, San Jose City council will discuss possible police reform. It comes after the police chief announced change in
everyone can file in and find their seats. they have a packed house and we know what you are all here. how about a round of applause for our committee chair and vice chair? please quietly fill in as quickly as possible so we can give our full attention to our guests. introduceleasure to the leader who many of you whoady know, mike bloomberg was elected mayor months after the attack in 2001 and under his he found his leadership stronger than anyone expected. he reduce the carbon footprint by nearly 20% and increased the average life expectancy by three years. his foundation has made supporting cities a top priority because he knows the power mayors have to to make a difference. a few minutes go backstage i was able to personally thank him for a philanthropy grant and i am sure many of you in the crowd today. a few months ago, i was with mike in copenhagen for the mayor .ummit i witnessed his commitment to addressing global issues like climate change at the local level. he know
provider. now, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, a 2020 democratic presidential candidate, addresses the u.s. conference of mayors annual meeting in washington, d.c. everyone can file in and find their seats. we have a packed house. we know why you are here, and we are grateful for it. how about the committee chair, the vice chair? [applause] ask again for everyone on this side to quietly file in as quickly as possible. possible so we can give our full attention to our guests. introduceleasure to the leader who many of you whoady know, mike bloomberg was elected mayor months after the attack in 2001 and under his he found his leadership stronger than anyone expected. he reduce the carbon footprint by nearly 20% and increased the average life expectancy by three years. his foundation has made supporting cities a top priority because he knows the power mayors have to to make a difference. a few minutes go backstage i was able to personally thank him for a philan
coverage on c-span. i have witnessed his commitment to addressing global issues like climate change and public health. he knows that we can make great progress on me, together, learn from one another and spread our impact. as i highlighted earlier, the conference of mayors has put forward a bipartisan policy agenda entitled the mayors 2020 vision for america, a call to action. there are many priorities in our agenda that are a shared concern for our next speaker. please join me in welcoming back home and entrepreneur, philanthropist, an alumnus of our conference, mayor mike bloomberg. [applause] thank you. please sit. thank you for that kind introduction. i am glad you give it just the way i wrote it. [laughter] a laugh whenets you do that. i suggest you use it. great want to thank the leader of this group. he invited me to d.c. to give a speech and i said it would be happy to do it. the truth is i m hoping to give a speech in d.c. next year. [applause] the truth is, it
Unrest. What has historically made america unique is the durability of its institutions against the passions and prejudices of the moment. When times are turbulent, when the road is rough, what matters most is that which is permanent, timeless, enduring and eternal. And as we turn to philadelphia, that is where a couple of rallies are scheduled to take place aimed at Police Reform, in fact, today marks the 14th straight day of what have been mainly peaceful protests in that city following the death of george floyd. Joining us now from philadelphia is nbcs mora barrett. Mora, what is the latest on the ground there. Hey, alex this, is going to be one of two protests well see in the greater philadelphia area in West Philadelphia now as a couple hundred people have already gathered and more are quickly arriving. Were at the site of osage avenue where its locally known as the move bombing where 35 years after this happened and theyre calling Police Terrorism after police back in 1985 droppe