This evening. I am happy to report that the president is doing very well and the president tweeted this statement late tonight, quote going well i think thank you to all love. So thank you for joining us tonight at 10 im pam moore and im ken wayne todays stunning turn of events comes less than 24 hours after the president announced he tested positive for covid19. So here is how we got here today on tuesday President Trump was in cleveland for the first president ial debate with joe biden the 2 did not shake his. Shake hands and the president s family was seen in the audience, not Wearing Masks on wednesday, the president traveled to minnesota where he attended an outdoor rally and an indoor private fundraiser that was also on wednesday that hope hicks wednesday night one of the president s top aides tested positive for covid19 however that was not revealed until thursday, when it was first reported by Bloomberg News and other Media Outlets that same day President Trump announced he and
Clear at this hour, although one possible cause is reportedly the electric fencing around a remote vineyard near the point of origin so far flames have burned more than 58,000 acres and the filed fires 5 contain 223 homes are destroyed more than 28,000 other structures are still threatened tonight. We want to show you a live look of the glass fire from a web camera mounted that about 4300 feet at the top of mount saint alina and you can tell from these pam from the last time we looked a it was kind of quiet we could see some flames. Now the video has stopped. But for a moment there those things are really moving around and look like the wind was having quite an effect up there does our chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow is here with more on the wind conditions that everybody is worried about lawrence they have started to pick up unfortunately guys in the small were talking about last night concerned about is that these winds, well start to get going in the evening hours and thats what
It will be hot and muggy today. Did your seat for those well inland. Fire dentures go up and possible showers sunday night into monday. We are just getting a lot of high clouds. 60s and 70s. 74 in san jose. Thats very warm. Record highs likely today for many including San Francisco. Heat advisory from the bayside location starts at 11 am. Inland areas heat watch starts at 8 am. Temperatures are soaring above average highs for this time of year with livermore penciling in 108 and should be 88. And now we are seeing things picking up at the bridges. Lets start at the bay improved, actually. We had a bigger crowd at 6 30 am and now its 7 00, it seems to have disappeared. Traffic is moving along very nicely here. Looking at your screen, not a lot going on. Also, as you see, interstate 880 in oakland with traffic moving along okay in both directions. Because of the hot weather today, the organization that manages our states power grid is urging people to conserve energy. Demand for energy i
An oakland and traffic is moving along well, heading south or north on 80. We can also look at south bound 880 between hayward and fremont. That is nice looking drive, all the way through the bay. Checking the pass, we dont see a lot of traffic here that is going to be slow. Lots of times we have that. We dont have anything to talk about there, or on san ramon and pleasanton. And on north barry north bend 280, the entire silkfor 101. Lets go back to the headlines. The Supreme Court approved a second federal execution. 68 yearold wesley ira purkey, scheduled for last night, was removed. The claims that he has progressive dementia and severe Mental Illness needs to be evaluated. But the department of justice appealed it to the u. S. Supreme court, and they voted 54 to allow the execution. Wesley ira purkey was accused of killing a 16yearold girl and an elderly woman. This will be the first case of this type since 2003. Here in california, 355,000 people have tested positive for the virus
Good evening. Welcome to mt. Vernon. My name is kevin butterfield. And it is my pleasure to welcome you here tonight on behalf of the Mount Vernons lady associations and Ford Motor Company which sponsors a free monthly book talk to learn from the greatest historians. Thank you for being here tonight. Were thrilled to have you. To begin the Program Shortly well hear a brief presentation from susan swain, copresident and executive officer of cspan and coauthors of the president s. Shell be joined by brian lamb, the founder and executive chairman of cspan and moderating and esteemed group of historians in discussing the american presidency. The american presidency is as you know a fascinating subject of inquiry in every possible way. In the constitution, theres not as much said about it as you might imagine. Article i is quite long, ii much shorter and the key phrase is about as short as you can imagine. The executive power should be vested in a president of the United States of america.