Jesse: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime. I m pete heckseth in for jesse on friday night. Well, the grades are in and kamala harris last night flunked her exam. Did you see her on television last night? [ crowd boos ] this is going to be the president of our country? i don t think so. And it s the first interview she s done in like nobody s ever seen anything like about and if you re too weak to do a oneonone werp interview with a person that was so soft you know, i know dana. She s always, you know always nasty. It was a very weak interview from the standpoint of cnn. I think cnn should be ashamed with themselves. Just like joe with the debate, the country watched the kamala harris bubble pop in real time last night. As trump mentioned it wasn t because cnn s dana basht asked any hard hitting questions. She did not. Kamala proved she s not obama and she s not even biden. She s worse. What we re about to show you hide the kids will shock you. Not only did she not
Right now if youve been levels of the atmosphere. Until the wind picks up, were outside, you no doubt know the still seeing sites like this. Haze has been sticking around. Warmer today if you look at the walnut, unhealthy air, 91 satellite view. We did manage a little thinning degrees. Of some of the upper level smoke similar toward the trivalley. Across the region. Maybe just a mile or two of you see here on the map, still visibility through the smoke. The fires off to the south and east. San jose, similar view, 83 the upper air flow still pulling some of that off to the north degrees. And west. For tomorrow, unfortunately, the view in san jose shows the looks like a repeat benefits. The numbers you see here in the story. 83 degrees, warmer than forecast from about 190 to 199, yesterday, more sunlight reaching the ground as the smoke just about the same range we saw has thinned a little bit higher up. For today. At ground level, everybodys so what were seeing now in san unhealthy once
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