check out how cold it is still in fairfax. let s look at some of the headlines we are forecasting and monitoring. that late wind will help improve some of the air quality. we were under a spare the air alert. this will bring an increase in fire danger for the north bay mountains. i ll go into more detail on that. there s a beach hazard statement starting some. we ll see you in about 15. thanks so much. life is about to change once again for millions of people here in the bay area. tonight a stay-at-home order goes into place for a majority of people here in an attempt to curb the growth of covid. as hospital workers continue to be stretched to the limits, businesses are now bracing for big losses. today in the bay s sergio quintana reports from san francisco. reporter: in san francisco s castro neighborhood cocktails al fresco have become a regular part of many people s saturday night ritual. so sad. i don t know what we re going to do the next couple of weeks. re
lora: all right. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker, the activities of the first army during the offensive has been a lifelong passion for historian robert laplander. he has researched the lost battalion, culminating in his work finding the lost battalion: beyond the rumors, myths and legends of america s famous ww1 epic. if you were on one of our battlefield tours this year, you had the opportunity to go to that exact geographic place. if you want to find out more about the tour, you can talk to me. we ve got some good stuff for the next one. you may have seen laplander as seriesfeatured in a pbs war, which coincided with the anniversary of the united states entry into world war i. he has been on a federal news radio, abc news, and cbs news and provides professional development lectures for the army. ladies, please help me in welcoming robert laplander. [applause] you might not want to cheer. i may suck. [laughter] [applause] robert:
over 20 years. this is about one hour. all right. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker, the activities of the first army during the incentive has been a lifelong passion for historian robert laplander. he has researched the lost battalion, culminating in his finding the lostlost battalion. if you are on one of our battlefield tour s this year, you had the opportunity to go to that exact geographic place. if you want to find out more about the tour, you can talk to me. we ve got some good stuff for the next one. as may have seen laplander which featured on pbs, coincided with the anniversary intoe united states entry world war i. he has been on a federal news radio, abc news, and cbs news and provides professional development lectures for the army. ladies and gentlemen, welcome robert lora laplander. [applause] you might not want to cheer. i may suck. [laughter] bob, you be quiet. i know you. for having me. i appreciated. thanks for your t
first army during the offensive has been a lifelong passion for historian robert laplander. he has researched the lost battalion, culminating in his work finding the lost battalion: beyond the rumors, myths and legends of america s famous ww1 epic. if you were on one of our battlefield tours this year, you had the opportunity to go to that exact geographic place. if you want to find out more about the tour, you can talk to me. we ve got some good stuff for the next one. you may have seen laplander as he was featured on pbs, which coincided with the anniversary of the united states entry into world war i. he has been on a federal news radio, abc news, and cbs news and provides professional development lectures for the army. ladies and gentlemen, welcome robert laplander. [applause] mr. laplander: you might not want to cheer. i may suck. [laughter] bob, you be quiet. i know you. thanks for having me. i appreciate it. thanks for your time and patience. how many of you know th
thompson, kevin durant, and draymond green. looks like they were having a lot of fun. that s a golden snapshot. another notable local athlete is in the spotlight, but not for team usa. keep in mind a lot of our local olympians are representing other countries jahvid best is on the st. lucia track team. you see him there. the former cal football player had to cut his nfl career short because of multiple concussion. he will run in the 100 meters in rio. as for the olympian, one of the largest ovations for the night was for the refugee team, competing for the first time in olympic history. ten refugees from four different countries will compete under the olympic flag. the ioc says the team is a symbol of hope for refugees worldwide. back outside, another live look at the olympic flame. its designer from the united states. he says it s meant to symbolize the sun. brazilian officials wanted it a little smaller, this cauldron of flame than past cauldrons as a reminder to re