Are looking live from our roof top camera out at the bay bridge on this Tuesday Morning. Good morning, it is today, and i am keise. We made it to monday. We are here with meteorologist mary lee on this first day of fall. That is right, we are ushering in fall officially at 6 30 a. M. Happy fall. You tumble equinox is kicking off today. Here is a really cool look at our air quality and it looks good all across the bay area. That is great to see. We will continue with a good air quality as we go through today and actually for most of the work week. Through the afternoon, we will catch some clearing and some sunshine, 67 in San Francisco, 72 in oakland and 86 for concord. Daytime highs are right around where we should, if not a couple degrees above average to below average depending on where you are. We will talk about what you can expect with the onshore flow for the work week but changes for the weekend are coming up in just a few minutes. Good morning, as we get to the roadways, we hav
Smaller relief bill then house the lows will think up ushering oakland for years and it is the coast. A low pressure for much of the apparently getting worse and heading over to stenson enters afton under the dispatch west coast and that means 60s beach. Its little banana belt. Im dave clark. And 70s and mainly low 80s for there was fog, but moments of good morning on pam cook. Also picketing at two San Jose Center means thousands of tuesday morning, july 21st, it hospitals this afternoon. Some. This time of year its normal. People are not receiving is blue tuesday here on ktvu. Democrats 3 trillion heroes act that passed in may. Critical help in their time of sun. Yeah. We all woke up in a blue mood we are starting another need. Were nice. Trillion dollars, we think that just like steve said. Will make a big impact. Risk steve has the forecast for during the pandemic, their Retirement Benefits are being thank you. Somehow. Cut. They claim the hospitals owner it is 4 42. Steve paulson
On the outskirts of edinburgh. This is quite nice. Adam, by your side. Right, the big story. We are altogether. You are here in spirit and in van. The big story of the Election Campaign today is that borisjohnson Election Campaign today is that Boris Johnson wants Election Campaign today is that borisjohnson wants the Election Campaign today is that Boris Johnson wants the free movement, who will do what after brexit and i think it was summed up with the conservative position in the brexit secretary was talking about football. How many people put foot ball about football. How many people put football and the new brexit deal together. One of rather to the field of, a week into the campaign, we must do some social media, i know he has his phone and hes in the Constituency Office and talking about the premier league, i am not sure if i was wiser than i was at the beginning of it and in terms of both what the conservatives ofan terms of both what the conservatives of an singlet immigration
Its a prolonged one. Markets are down across the deirdre yo, thank you for your board. Insight. Youve been covering hurricanes between the u. S. China trade war for a long time, joe bastardi. And disappointing manufacturing report. Tariffs on 112 billion on thank you. Deirdre hurricaneforce winds will be getting dangerously close to the coast today through chinese goods take aeffect on tomorrow night. Officials are urging people to stay off the beaches, obviously monday. Due to possible storm surge. Our souths say the u. S. Rejected Rick Leventhal live in chinas request for a tariff delay. Hillary vaughn is at the jacksonville, florida with more. Rick, what are conditions like white house. Reporter china says they will there now . I can tell it is really windy . Formally file a lawsuit against the United States through the reporter it is blustery but not World Trade Organization in direct response to the latest anywhere near Tropical Storm round of tariffs that took force yet. We could
Globe. He served on the spotlight team. In his capacity as a journalist he has covered congress, the Supreme Court and every president ial campaign from 1980 through 2012. In addition he served as a senior politicals correspondent for the center for public integrity, a Nonprofit Center for Investigative Journalism in dc. In 1996 he received the prize and award from the White House Correspondent association for coverage of the presidency, the first time anyone had captured the first in a single year. Hes a frequent guest including at harvard, the us military academy, university of chicago and other institutions abroad. Hes the author of three books. Tonight his talk focuses on his third book about Richard Nixon, a biography of the 37th president of the United States. This book has won the award for best biography of the year, the New York Historical society and was a finalist for the pulitzer prize. After the program please join us in the atrium where his book is for sale for signing. P