Maxine is blessing us spiritually today as if to fabulous books and who wrote a fabulous book. We are really excited to be focusing on something positive as we get closer and closer to an election part and as we get crazier and crazier locked inside of our homes. Loyalty exist to uplift. Minority voices, clear voices in our community and those we are honored your joining us tonight. Reclaiming her time, all things maxine water and the legend that is maxine. Reclaiming her time is funny. But it is also inspiring. Brings up a champion in the face of ridiculous injustice. Also, ridiculous injustice as our authors. We are honored to be joined today by Helena Andrews dyer a fulltime columnist at the Washington Post covering popular children culture in the capital, sometimes children. [laughter] i think its a misprint i think were at childrens childrens level, sorry well. [laughter] before joining the post helene it was a contribute editor at xo jane additional womens magazine founded by jan
It has burns more than 371,000 acres and has killed five people. The fire has destroyed nearly 1,100 structures. We are waiting for a scheduled News Conference about the lnu fire. Well bring it to you live when it begins. Meanwhile the scu complex fire has grown to acres. It is burping across seven counties. It is also 35 contained. It has injured five people including three First Responders. And this morning weve got an update on the czu complex fire along the santa cruz and Santa Clara County border. The flames have scorched nearly 83,000 acres and it is 26 contained. One person killed in connection with the fire. Nearly 800 structures are destroyed. Okay. We told that you there is a News Conference going would the lnu complex fire in the north bay. Lets listen in to cal fire. As well as our family and friends at home. All of russ safe but our priority is to do what we do as we go out over the years to protect the community as we serve the state. Specifically to the 83,000 people tha
From the heart which the news york times called a deeply felt kingly observed account and mrs. Bush conjures a hometown with enormous detail later system and feeling. Tonight mrs. Bush will be interviewed by Cokie Roberts and we are all delighted to look on her back to the Smithsonian Associates event. Copies of mrs. Bushs book which she has already signed are available in the lobby. Because of her schedule there will not be any personalization of the books after the program. Before we begin i would like to remind all of you to have your cell phones or Electronic Devices silenced and im going to do that with mine too. [laughter] additionally no photos are allowed during the program from cell phone cameras or any other cameras. We appreciate your cooperation on both of these items. As ive mentioned we are pleased to have Cokie Roberts. Conversation with mrs. Bush are cookies a senior news analyst for npr news where she was a Congressional Correspondent for more than 10 years. Additional
Okay . Monday morning. You will be able to see it better. We will plan for that, okay. There you go, shy of 9 am it should be no problem. Is a big probability that another little low will move in next week. The next couple days look a little bit warmer. Not a lot. A little bit inland. The cousin that they will not change that much. It is the last day of july. The morning fog, sunny, warmer for most. San jose, and others cannot move at all. Overcast, 50s on the temperature is except san jose. Low clouds again, out to livermore, that is not stopped people from hitting 90 degrees, which people have this week. It will be warm to hot inlandci 67, not this week, 62 and 63. Today we are at 65. Onshore oakland, onshore concord, nothing new there. Same but different, maybe the only difference would be that we will see a popup and temperatures for santa rosa and san jose. Otherwise, it is about the same. Over to sell. One issue earlier, what about now . Are things picking up . Is there something
Returning to selma. The powerful moment the body of civil rights icon john lewis passes over the Edmund Pettus bridge one last time and the tribute from Martin Luther kings daughter. Also this morning, meet the 99yearold woman who is not just a pilot, shes also a Flight Instructor. And from the 120pound st. Bernard rescued from a mountaintop to the black bear desperately trying to cool off in the backyard, all the trending videos to kick off your monday morning. Good monday morning. Im mona kosar abdi. And im alex presha. Kenneth moton is off. We begin with breaking news. A hurricane threatening hawaii right now. Hurricane douglas has been swirling in the pacific fewer than 100 miles off the coast of oahu as a category 1 storm. Officials said overnight theyre optimistic but said hawaii is not out of the woods yet. Heavy rain and winds battered maui sunday. Forecasters say douglas will likely remain a hurricane as it moves past the islands. Meanwhile, in texas hurricane hanna lashed the