gates thought one thing. you thought finding deedee's car was going to be the key to this. >> that was extremely important. >> deedee's friends and family printed up posters. >> an army of people banded together to help find her. he broke up into teams and mapped everything out to start to search every parking lot looking for her car. >> we would ask people, have you seen this woman? have you seen this car? it was frantic. it was heartbreaking. >> and it was leading nowhere. at the same time, detective gates wonders who might have had a motive to abduct deedee from her home, the most common, love, jealousy, are the ones police hug first like old friends. >> deedee made a lot of money as a realtor. >> she was successful. >> how much money did she have in the bank? >> i think it was over seven figures. >> a lot of murders committed for less than that. >> yes, sir. >> who got that money? >> the beneficiaries were her children. >> and detectives notice something about the whereabouts of her two children at the ti

bill gates does both. he takes biodiversity, minds into data, and once ownership along with his friends. your datarberg mines and behaviors and turns it into the raw material of the corporate world, which is why strange advertisements pop-up, and manipulating elections. i have a chapter on the hijack of democracy. we have enough data on what happened with facebook selling data to cambridge analytica and how we are popping up with artificial intntelligence. this is a major threat to democracy. >> this is why you are calling them billionaire dictators, because you think they are not helping democracy but threatening and killing it? isn't this too much? fox i have grown up in india that was postindependence. in india that had absolutely no corporations. in india where democracy works. when i see the imposition of digital transactions and criminalization of cash h betwen , i basically see this as an dictatorship. when i watch not just in india, but in africa and other parts of the world, now that we have the d

doctor gates was an officer in the u.s. air force and spent 27 years at the cia. he served as cia director and became the first career officer in the cia history to move from entry level employee to head of the agency. secretary gates served as the member of the national security council staff in four different administrations and 48 presidents of both political parties. for his numerous contributions secretary gates was awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian award by president obama. he is also a three-time recipient of the distinguished intelligence medal on the of the cia most prestigious honors. in conversation with him today is general james mattis, general mattis served as our 26 secretary of defense from 2017-2019. he is now the distinguished fellow at stanford university's hoover institution and general mattis served over 40 years in the marine corps starting as an infantry officer. he later served as commander of u.s. joint forces command and as nato supreme allied commander for transformation. general mattis also tracked

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gates resurrected in bangladesh. we've rejected the gold rice for solving the problem of blindness he finances it too congenial to phphilippipines so he's taking all the failed projects with the wrong thinking that life is like a word program. and can be chopped and cut and pasted when it's so amazing complexity of self organization and scientists call it- to boyce's self organization right. your own poetry that's what life does he is absolutely ignoring all of this new knowledge that new science is giving us an imposing a field technology with a huge cost to the planet. only so they canan be monopolils and peoplple and farmers on free to have a seat. but then the shiva obviously- you have strong views and we're happy that you were able to share them with us thank you very mumuch for- watching this interview here on france. twenty four. get into digital redesign it. my best feature. yeah i wanna be simplistic. date to get it. was cigarettes. just rejected a request was under oath and parties in the somebody doesn't s

construction completion of the south gate road project is expected by the summer of 2022. the same timeframe that the overall treasure island mobility management program is scheduled to launch. as chair haney descraibe descrie over the next months. we'll consider adoption of the toll that lead towp the launch oto the launch ofthe housing co. thank you. with that i'll ask if there's any comment from the public. >> : no public comment. >> : this is information item but i'll ask if my cloag colleas have anything to add or comment on. seeing none. i'll ask to call the next item. >> : next item is an information item. >> : thank you so much. i know with have director chang ready to report. >> : thank you vice chair and commissioners. i have a very brief to add to the update on the south gate road comenszment. commencement. the good news is there as an additional funding grant in the amount of $30 million to continue that bicycle path. this is great. we want to congratulate tita and it's partners. this project is led by deputy director for capital projects. this will help connec

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the gates have been opened a week and a half. parents and kids are moving every bit of it. >> the public was listening in a big way and including a 6-year-old girl from castro valley. all of the affront re efforts have the zoo on firmer financial ground. >> if giraffes smile, they probably look like this. the 700 plus animals are happy to have the public back on what is a very long four month pandemic lock up. >> we were at that brink of financial distress. 90% of the revenue comes through just opening the gates. >> burning through millions every month, word got out to the oakland zoo was in financial trouble, and the community immediately stepped up. >> one woman said that she was giving us the entire stimulus check for the month. that was really fun. we had another man that said that he could not spare much, but he would have, he was sending to us. >> the bay area business answered the call including the oakland a's. >> they're hoping to do the same for us and the animals. hoping that the zoo animals will have a presence in thi

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why should i follow doctor gates to put my life's work in? >> at the end of your life you don't want to look back and see you only lived for yourself. george h.w. bush, once said the only way to have a full life you must have some measure of public service. public service has never been easy. we get focused as we were just headed into the heart of the vietnam war in 1966, join the national security council staff a few months before nixon resigned, i used to tell people joining at that time was like signing up as a i can't on the titanic after hitting the iceberg. watergate, the seventies, and more. you have to believe in what we stand for as a country. and to play a part to make us better no matter how jaded or tough someone will see on the outside and in her heart of hearts with the romantics and optimist to believe we can make it a better place to live. is the only place you can service at the federal level. what we have seen with the coronavirus and then the state to leadership. you don't have to go to work for the cia. i hope you do but y

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you can buy this app from the golden gate park welcome center. it is a way to create some socially distance community and honoring the sessqua centennial. one thing was the bison house. we were down to five and we can handle 10. before april 4th, a couple weeks before we had five baby bison from a ranch in northern california. one of them you can see on the cam has a tag in her ear with the number 150. in fact, she had had in both ears while the other four only have one tag. she has tags in both ears and the number 150. her name is sesqui. she is the official bison of golden gate park 150th birthday. >> let's talk about how important outside spaces have been. has the pandemic changed how we think about the parks? what are the plans moving forward? >> it is a great moment for parks and open space nationally and in san francisco. it is really clear during this health emergency that parks are not just knives to have. they are must haves. they are part of the most critical infrastructure. so important as places of refuge in difficult times. parks hav

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i will talk to bill gates about that, plus vaccines, treatments, the u.s. economy, tiktok and more. >>> and school is back in session, or will be soon. for most kids that means bus rides, packed hallways and overcrowded classrooms. can that be safe in the midst of a pandemic? i will ask the former director of the cdc, tom friedman. >>> also, beirut, the bustling and beautiful city by the sea was hit by an extraordinary explosion. as the political tragedy of lebanon finally reached its heart-rendering rock bottom? i will explore. >>> but first, here's my take. this week the trump administration explicitly announced its intention to work towards a new bipolar world of technology kafshed up between the united states and china. it announced a sweeping clean network initiative which seeks to ban virtually all chinese i.t. products, phone carriers, apps, cloud service, even under sea tables. then trump issued executive orders officially banning the chinese video app tiktok and the messaging app wechat from operating in the u.s. unless they are sold by mid-septemb

gates. with us virtually today are mister joseph mcclelland, the director of the office of energy infrastructure and security at the federal energy regulatory commission. we welcome you. mister steve connor is president and ceo for siemens energy. we thank you for being part of this panel this morning, mister connor and mister thomas o'brien, senior vice president and chief information officer at pjm interconnection. we appreciate that you have joined us as well and look forward to your input today's discussion. we will go in the order that i have introduced. we will begin in the committee room with mister gates. we ask you to keep your comments to 5 minutes, your full statement will be included as part of the record and we will have an opportunity for questions from those of us present and those of us online. welcome, thank you for your leadership in the department of energy, please proceed. >> thank you, ma'am. members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to

let's check in on traffic now starting off with a very foggy golden gate bridge. we don't have any problems here on one oh one heading into or out of san francisco. but there is a special fog advisory. >>that's a still in place for the robin williams tunnel so you want to keep that in mind here the bay bridge 80 west into san francisco we're doing fine. we've had no problems through the maze that you sure the nimitz 5.80 all doing just fine and it's looking good on the skyway as well we're checking in on 92, it is our busiest bridge. we have more and more traffic leaving hayward rolling over to the peninsula but no problems let's keep it that way folks 12 minutes here on your best behavior getting out there. no problems into foster city or san matteo i'll give you one more west 5.80 to the richmond sandra fell bridge just one lonely car rolling through the pay gates with so far it's been a nice trip for you in to the north bay we'll check more traffic coming up a little bit later. oregon governor kate brown is putting out a plan to try and bring calm to the city o

i sat down with microsoft cofounder and chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation, bill gates, for a wide-ranging interview about the pandemic. the foundation contributed almost $350 million to fight covid-19 around the world. we also talked about the possibility of microsoft buying tictoc. we are standing by for a news briefing with the president, after secretary of state mike pompeo signaled the u.s. will try to ban other chinese technology beyond tictoc in the name of national security. i want to get to nick, who ,overs the state department secretary of state pompeo signaling the u.s. would urge apple and google from removing certain chinese apps from their app stores, which would be quite dramatic. talk about what he is saying. moment, it looks like what secretary pompeo is doing is issuing guidelines or recommendations, warnings, i guess, where he is telling app apps,, these chinese tictoc and we chat, are not safe , and we don't think you should include them in your app stores. he also said, we don't think you should allow your apps to be pre-bundled or preinstalled into chin

corporate funding is provided by... >> welcome to "firing line," melinda gates. >>hanks for having me, margaret. >> you co-foundethe bill and melinda gates foundationo cades ago, and since then your foundation has worked to fight global poverty and to combat infectious disease, including hiv, tuberculosis, malaria, ebola. and noyou have committed more than $300 million to fight the covid-19 pandemic. my question just to start is, your work is so often focused on global health.co d you have imagined that you would be battling a pandemic so close to home? >> no, there's no chancewe that we thoughould have a pandemic, you know, and that part of the start of it was here in seate. so, no, this has been quite a surprise to us. we knew eventually there would be some pandemic, but we certainly didn't think it was going to be of this magnitude and scale at this time. nobody could have predicted that. >> well, we're at the six-month anniversary of the first known case of covid-19 in the united states from january 20th. and right at this moment, covid-19 cases are spiking d

plus limited visibility on the golden gate bridge. your top traffic trouble spots coming up. >>> let's take a live look outside before we load to break. this time in dublin. where you can see a lot of that fog and haze. on this friday morning. it's 6:09. >>> and a reminder, our virtual telethon with the red cross continues all week. help us hit our goal of $1 million by sunday. you can donate to the fire relief efforts by calling the number there on your screen. 1-855-848-give. or head to kpix.com. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. 6:12 on this friday morning. and we're waking up to the haze in the south bay. san jose, good morning to you. and right now in san jose, it is 57 degrees and a spare the air alert continues through the weekend. the full forecast coming up. >>> a south bay church must pay at least $10,000 in fines for repeatedly violating health orders. >> and now the pastor is speaking out. last month governor gavin newsom shut down indoor services at churches and limited the amount of people at gatherings. but north v

why is the gates foundation the second largest funder of who? it's because we're trying to end polio. they a instrumental. but if you take polio and ebola side by side, when ebola broke out in nigeria, in lagos, what happened? the who and the cdc immediately took a polio clinic and flipped it within 24 hourse to ebola clinic. they did all the right contact tracing.ey ontained the disease in lagos, nigeria, which is a huge hub. so it di't expand around the world the way we're seeing this disease expand. that was the role of the who. anso in the middle of a pandemic, to defund the organization that knows how to deal with these crises, wow, tt doesn't make any sense. >> earlier this year, you said you'd give the trump administration a d minus for its response to the pandemic. has the grade changed? >> no. >> i want to end on an upbeat note. the last line of your foreign affairs piece, you write... how can women be the architects? >> what i know is that women, when they have a seat at thehe table,they have power, even in their local village, they cr

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same of the golden gate over the golden gate bridge, you have a traffic advisory due to low visibility and still relatively good in most parts of santa rosa. again, taking a look at that, it will start to warm up, but for those of you who are big offense, in harding park, g but by noon that will burn off nicely in the mid 60s and getting close to 70 with clear skies and beautiful weather by the afternoon hours. >>> a new study is painting a clear picture of how many frontline responders develop coronavirus antibodies. kpix 5 listed the findings and what they mean for essential workers. >> reporter: researchers believe the results are among the first studies looking at urban firefighters testing positive for covid-19 antibodies. the numbers are small, but the implications are significant. in a pandemic, there is no working from home for front- line workers. >> firefighters, we are concerned that in february and march time period, before we can aware that covid was circulating in the bay area, that they might have been exposed to the fire stations and on the fire runs and paramedic runs.

gates is trying very hard to shift the issue now to digital. hehe just took a map and said my invention -- you don't create a seed. seed is self-organize, self-making. just by making a map -- you have no idea what the seed does. this is something he is pushing very, very hard. hasve talked about how he pirated seeds we have saved that tolerates floods. this biopiracy is a bit like columbus turned, the supposedly discovered america when he basically went as a parent. why do i call in today's columbus -- because he is carving out new colonies. >> you say he has a strategy -- a nefarious strategy, which you describe as cilantro--- capitalism. you are not saying he is using the wrong methods. he is pursuing the wrong goal with self-interest. you also attack mark zuckerberg, the founder of facebook, saying they are all linked together -- it wreaks a bit of conspiracy theory, doesn't it? vandana: my book is based on the new evidence that is coming up. all you have to see is the ownership and i have data on this common ownership. we stopped mark zucke

now, microsoft cofounder bill gates. when i sat down with gates earlier this month, microsoft had freshly expressed interest in tiktok. gates said the company's assets would be in good hands. >> microsoft is very careful about its data promises. we will try to have strong relationships globally. that aredo things hostile or viewed as hostile. my conversation with bill bloombergan extended studio 1.0 airs tonight 7:30 p.m. eastern, do not miss it right here on bloomberg television. coming up next, a lesser-known beneficiary of the pandemic come of the cloud computing company, opta. it's stock doubled since march. we will speak to the ceo, todd mckinnon, next, -- okta. this is bloomberg. ♪ the covid-19 pandemic, for all its human and economic tragedy, has spurred a huge opportunity for tech innovation. the cloud computing company okta is one success story fueled by the work at home boom. the company reported strong second-quarter results and the stock has doubled from the start of the pandemic. the ceo who became a billi

that's why they came to travis air force base's main gate to demand the investigation be reopened by both the air force and vacaville pd it is. >>i'm certain what happened that night but we definitely know that she did not commit suicide. >>according to vacaville police july 2019 jefferson hegel was found dead in her vacaville home. the evidence she died by suicide, including a phone call she made to a suicide hotline moments before dying, but her family says they see no evidence of such a call. >>if caylee did call a suicide hotline we want phone records we want she call this hotline. >>the family also says the military prevented an autopsy even though her mother requested one in the family claims it still has not received a vacaville police report it does not take this long to give the mother was she is asking for airman's mother says what's even more alarming is her daughter's body had evidence of a assault. in fact she says were revealed to her at a funeral home not by investigators i was shocked. to find. >>her neck broken her eye blackened knuckles bruised. asif court on into h

it's not too long until he wanders through the gate, bluffs his way through the guard gate, he goes and finds a brand new hawker hurricane airplane sitting next to the runway. he climbs inside, looks at the instruments and has no earthly idea how to start this thing. he gets out of the plane, walks around, finds a mechanic who -- this german air force officer finds a british mechanic to explain to him how to start this british airplane and he does it. the mechanic comes and he's like here's what you got to do, turn this switch and flip that lever. all right. got it. i understand how to fly the plane. so werra is sitting there, excited moments away from freedom until he realizes you can't just start this thing pressing a button. you have to have an external power supply. would you get one. sure. the mechanic leaves to go get this power supply to start up the airplane. again, moments away from freedom, all he needs is to start the engine until he hears the words, get out. he's been discovered. so he's arrested. he's transferred back to another prison camp. but that's not the end of our st

and inland with fog remaining pretty steady out along the coast and streaming back through the golden gate into the early afternoon. so not a whole large window of sunshine for coastal areas like we did see over the weekend with a lot of sunshine all the way out to the coast. now skies today we'll eventually clear out as they promise to you and that is eventually going to help temperatures to rise back into the 70's right alongside the bay after these 50's 60's this morning with even warmer temperatures for inland areas. daytime highs inland today will rise well into the 80's if not the 90's making for a toasty one for those inland valleys, staying cool and a little foggy or out towards the coast with highs remaining in the 60's. back to you james all right, thank you very much john to our top story this morning, the fall semester for oakland schools will begin online today with thousands of students reporting to class. >>virtually the district spent the week distributing computers and wi-fi hot spots to students. there are frustrations with distance learning plans as some parents reported

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a foggy start across the golden gate bridge. limited visibility so be careful commuting from one-to- one between marin city and san francisco. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with breaking news. the first commercial flight from israel to the united arab emirates took off, carrying a delegation of israeli and u.s. officials. the flight is being allowed to pass saudi arabian airspace normally block to israeli air traffic. on saturday the eight you appeal the law boycotting israel which had been in place since 1972. the u.s. helped broker this deal. the surprise announcement was made a couple of weeks ago so we will see things go from here. >>> a new major milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. globally, the number of confirmed cases has topped 25 million. here in the u.s. that number now nearing 6 million. right now, the oakland a's are in isolation after confirming a case of covid-19. the a's were supposed to finish their series in houston last night and had to seattle to continue their road trip. than a member of the

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this is a gate. it's not the main gate, but this is a german or sorry a, this is the prison, the prisoner section of where the allied prisoners were kept. but this is the german section of the camp. so this is where all of the guards were. and so, in order to get out of the prison, you would have to go through this main gate here from the prisoner section into the german section and then right out the main gate here. this is your final objective. so what george grimson did, was he started out as an electrician back here. he wasn't even close to the main gate so he would detract's patient of the gate guards. he is dressed up as an electrician. he walks to the back end of the prison and kind of looks up at the watchtower and gets permission from the guard tower to start checking the fence. so he has this fake electrical meter. he is checking the barbed wire, the electrified fence. it is a wonder he didn't electrocute himself because i don't know how he was faking it. but they bought it. so until he mov

is bill gates behind this mess. if you believe this already there's probably nothing i can say or do that will make you change your mind but i wanted to talk briefly about the big scientific reason why the answer to this question is no 1st a fact bill and melinda gates with their foundation have undisputedly contributed billions to advancing health care programs around the world they've arguably done more to improve human health than anyone else in history to be behind this mess as you put it the only thing i can assume is that you mean they would in some way be behind having sars cove 2 created by evil scientists and the lab but source code too wasn't bio engineered the expert community widely agrees on that because for a number of science based reasons the evidence that it wasn't bio engineered is compelling so regardless of what you might think bill gates is capable of and though i don't understand it i know there are a lot of people who think for some reason he's a super villain he can't be behind this mess beca

truck there couple of cars really through the pay gates, we don't really see a bit of a backup here in the early morning hours so you're fine. if you want to get out there early but later on it's going to be a little more crowded for now you're good. no problems here heading westbound into the north bay. and is attacking the food and drug administration suggesting that the agency is slowing down coronavirus vaccine efforts. polo sandoval has the story. >>president trump on saturday accused the fda of deliberately delaying coronavirus vaccine trials but provided no evidence to back up this claim in a tweet trump pushed his unfounded theory that there is a deep state and bedded within the fda. >>trump claims the agency is quote making it very difficult for drug companies to get people in order to test the vaccines and he accused of deliberately delaying the vaccine until after the november election. house speaker nancy pelosi had this to say when drug administration fda. >>has a responsibility to approved abs. what they're judging on their safety and their efficacy. by a declaration from

the big issue is going to be ng win 20 les per is the view gate bridge. this is the only camera i've got right now where i can show everywhere else it is sunny. there is just one little patch of marine layer from the golden gate and working north up the marin coast. it is clear looking east. beautifully sunny in san jose. sunny looking back at the city skyline. 75 in concord. that was your daytime high yesterday. you still have four hours to go before we get to the highs. we have a bit of warm-up here. if you look at how this plays out, this is not going to be an equal opportunity warm-up. look at concorde in livermore, 16 and 15 degrees warmer today than yesterday. in the bay, oakland, san jose, san francisco, warming up 5 to 8 degrees. not as drastic. the thing about being in the immediate bay, it is still going to be windy once we get into the afternoon. that will make the temperatures feel even cooler than they might seem. the marine layer comes back later. you will have plenty of sunshine. let mee i just spotlighted the select group around the bay. h

and i never made it if you can see the brandenburg gate behind me and i think. that is if it is effectively liquid funny and front of me the range little. high of 5 kilometers and i could see. you could read the range will. you know you guys this is me with the cost to take on for terrorists. there we have brandenburg gate in the background and i am here before on the years between the one the talons unfortunately it also means that i need to stand on the grass waiting for them to swap so everybody i just want to show you the latest updates one to the range $3.00 to go. so here we go red locators coming and 0 kill me and 900 meters to actually needed and then love us and. that's when the fear 'd. as a plane gets up you feel it'll be in for. you this. should clear to be. sometime before i drove out the whole battery i mean i squeezed the citrus and i mean. there was no drop. congress. very good no i didn't look at ok 7 i was just on a budget. if you look. good you might. thank you but if you feel like not not made was that you take it. that's life for everyone an

this morning means you're going to feel a breeze to driving across the golden gate or our other bridges, a weak frontal boundary to our north going to keep us just a touch cooler today than were about to be tomorrow also going to keep a lot of this ocean cooled air flowing right on into the bay. fog this morning, hazy skies this afternoon another dose of fog as we make our way into tomorrow morning, today's daytime highs very cool at the coast, thanks to that fog with 50's and 60's daly city and pacific aged 62 well 70's and 80's alongside the bay saying carlos redwood city in mountain view each in the low 80's today, south bay daytime highs and the mid 80's for most areas, san jose 86 70's and 80's from union city fremont on up to hayward while 90's through the tri valley on up through conquered at 91 oakland 72 for your high today while 80's and 90's for most of the north bay will hold on to 78 degrees and mill valley, holding on to 72 degrees, not looking bad at all in noe valley as for tomorrow's temperatures will will it will be the warmest one of your forecast with mid 90's for tu

the fog and low, cloud cover along thast through the golden gate into berkeley and the richmond hills. the winds are funneling right through the golden gate, a noticeable breeze, but it was really windy downtown about an hour ago. down to a 17 mile-per-hour, still 21 mile-per-hour, oakland 20 miles per hour and 23 miles per hour in fairfield. spreading pretty far inland with a little bit of mist and drizzle along the coast, nothing measurable but it might have a trace or so of moisture along the coast in some of the hills there. tomorrow afternoon, the fog has backed up to about the golden gate, about where it backs up to today and it will spread back in tomorrow night into wednesday morning. temperatures running in the 70s and 80s, 70 degrees on the nose right now but downtown it is 63 degrees. 86, 80 in livermore. high temperature up to 94, that was the one spot for around the entire area. only 64 degrees downtown san francisco in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. temperatures dropping back to what is usual for this time of year, upper 50s and low 60s. may be a degree or two for mid augus

is bill gates behind this mess. if you believe this already there's probably nothing i can say or do that will make you change your mind but i wanted to talk briefly about the big scientific reason why the answer to this question is no 1st a fact bill and melinda gates with their foundation have undisputedly contributed billions to advancing health care programs around the world they've arguably done more to improve human health than anyone else in history to be behind this mess as you put it the only thing i can assume is that you mean they would in some way be behind having sars cove 2 created by evil scientists and a lab but source code too wasn't bio engineered expert community widely agrees on that because for a number of science based reasons the evidence that it wasn't bio engineered is compelling so regardless of what you might think bill gates is capable of and though i don't understand it i know there are a lot of people who think for some reason he's a super villain he can't be behind this mess because he

that's the golden gate and around the bay we see fog but not really inland. that is getting pushed down by the high pressure system. currently temperatures in oakland 57, 85 in san francisco with the degree at santa rosa. concord is warmer at 60 degrees. we have cloud and fog along the coast with that will begin to burn off by the lunchtime. above average temperatures inland because we don't have the influence of the marine layer thanks to the that high pressure system. that will move out and we will cool off in the middle of next week. this low pressure system will ultimately movie and. the high pressure system is what i'm talking about. it is moving in and compacting the marine layer making it only able to get through the golden gate, around the bridge and bay. that is also at the petaluma gap . we don't see that inland. taking a closer look it is really keeping this off the coast which is really the story for the remainder of the weekend, especially tomorrow when we will be warmer. not a lot of fog in the marine layer due to that high pressure system that

all right, let's take a peek at some more bridges around the bay area we have the golden gate. we started off with bridge maintenance work northbound they were blocking one of the lanes are out of the way now so traffic looks good here northbound is on the right heading out of san francisco and then southbound license food that's the commute direction and it's under 25 minutes for south one oh one from nevado to san francisco. so all is well. coming up in the next hour mask up or pay up today is the first day since san mateo county has approved fines for people violating health orders. we'll have more details on this coming up. >>plus one east bay county says it will not be allowing elementary schools to apply for waivers for in person classes and workers in solano county who test positive for covid-19 can actually return to work after 10 days even if they still have symptoms well explains coming up in a live report and as we head to break we're taking another look outside once again at o'clock cloudy embarcadero right here in san francisco. so we're starting off with a typical

is bill gates behind this mess. if you believe this already there's probably nothing i can say or do that will make you change your mind but i wanted to talk briefly about the big scientific reason why the answer to this question is no 1st a fact bill and melinda gates with their foundation have undisputedly contributed billions to advancing health care programs around the world they've arguably done more to improve human health than anyone else in history to be behind this mess as you put it the only thing i can assume is that you mean they would in some way be behind having sars cove 2 created by evil scientists and a lab but source code too wasn't bio engineered the expert community widely agrees on that because for a number of science based reasons the evidence that it wasn't bio engineered is compelling so regardless of what you might think bill gates is capable of and though i don't understand it i know there are a lot of people who think for some reason he's a super delegate he can't be behind this mess becau

is bill gates behind this mess. if you believe this already there's probably nothing i can say or do that will make you change your mind but i wanted to talk briefly about the big scientific reason why the answer to this question is no 1st a fact bill and melinda gates with their foundation have undisputedly contributed billions to advancing health care programs around the world they've arguably done more to improve human health than anyone else in history to be behind this mess as you put it the only thing i can assume is that you mean they would in some way be behind having sars cove to created by evil scientists and a lab but sars cove too wasn't bio engineered expert community widely agrees on that because for a number of science based reasons the evidence that it wasn't bio engineered is compelling so regardless of what you might think bill gates is capable of and though i don't understand it i know there are a lot of people who think for some reason he's a super delegate he can't be behind this mess because he

is bill gates behind this mess. if you believe this already there's probably nothing i can say or do that will make you change your mind but i wanted to talk briefly about the big scientific reason why the answer to this question is no 1st a fact bill and melinda gates with their foundation have undisputedly contributed billions to advancing health care programs around the world they've arguably done more to improve human health than anyone else in history to be behind this mess as you put it the only thing i can assume is that you mean they would in some way be behind having sars cove 2 created by evil scientists and a lab but source code too wasn't bio engineered expert community widely agrees on that because for a number of science based reasons the evidence that it wasn't bioengineered is compelling so regardless of what you might think bill gates is capable of and though i don't understand it i know there are a lot of people who think for some reason he's a super villain he can't be behind this mess because he

the golden gate bridge coming up. >>> thank you, mike. 4:31. happening today the east bay is relaxing its shelter at home restrictions. bob redell joins us live in pleasanton. >> reporter: in alameda county as long as those services are performed outdoors both alameda and contra costa county are losing their shelter at home restrictions because of the number of cases are leveling off. starting today personal care services including nails, skin care, barber shops and outdoor pools can start operating outside. wineries with outdoor tasting rooms can reopen but they cannot serve meals. in contra costa county personal care services that do not involve close contact can open outside, nail salons and nail services. can also take in customers for recreational travel not just for business travel anymore. >> now is not the time to let down our guard. late august shows that the number of people hospitalized is stable and slowly decreasing from more than 100 per day to being in the 90s. >> reporter: now in spite of the loosening of restrictions alameda co

it's not too long until he wanders through the gate, bluffs his way through the guard gate, he goes and finds a brand new hawker hurricane airplane sitting next to the runway. he climbs inside, looks at the instruments and has no earthly idea how to start this thing. he gets out of the plane, walks around, finds a mechanic who -- this german air force officer finds a british mechanic to explain to him how to start this british airplane and he does it. the mechanic comes and he's like here's what you got to do, turn this switch and flip that lever. all right. got it. i understand how to fly the plane. so werra is sitting there, excited moments away from freedom until he realizes you can't just start this thing pressing a button. you have to have an external power supply. hey, would you mind going to get one? sure. the mechanic leaves to go get this power supply to start up the airplane. again, moments away from freedom, all he needs is to start the engine until he hears the words, get out. he's been discovered. so he's arrested. he's transferred back to another prison camp. but that's no

the golden gate bridge, live shot, a fog advisory here. traffic heading northbound, there's fog all the way through the robin williams tunnel. ing iffy foggy at the beaches today. you can see more of the view of the downtown area. temperatures are warming up as well. san francisco is 57. oakland, 65. check out mountain view, gilroy, already in the 70s. san jose, 68 degrees right now. and this time we're looking from mt. tam. we can see those coastal clouds in san francisco at the distance and calm water in sausalito. napa, 64. fairfield, already 75 degrees. livermore, 70. and those inland areas is where we'll see an even warmer weather today or bigger warm-up as it hits possibly near triple digits today. okay. so here is the fog forecast animation. 10:00 this morning, we still see all the clouds here. they'll stay there throughout the day. notice overnight they'll move back into the bay and spill in again into tomorrow morning. highs today will range from 60s at the coast to mid-90s, even near 100 in some spots. antioch, 97. ukiah, 100. la

matt: that was bill gates, the cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation. the microsoft cofounder, one of the most famous rich people in the entire world basically, so i assume you know him. we have plenty more from that interview through the morning. stay tuned to bloomberg for bill gates on the virus. he is obviously very big on vaccines. he said he wants a vaccine for every single one of the 8 billion people in the world. minutes away from the market open. 20 minutes to be exact. dani burger, what do you see out there? a lot of earnings from germany area dani: really a lot. commerzbank now cutting their a worse picture for 2020. this cut was driven by one single case. that one single case being wirecard, losing money there. now they see bad loans, which impacts the -2020 result, being as high as 1.5 billion euros this year. we have wirecard and souring loans. allianz, a bit better of a story here thanks to pimco. the giant bond fund manager seeing more new clients this past quarter, which helps them some of the losses they had in the beginning of the yea

marine city and toward the golden gate bridge. be cautious as you take 101 this morning. the rest of the weberian images are quite. san mateo looking good. extra volume on the westmont side, heavy toward one-to-one. that is a look at your morning drive, let's check the forecast. >>> good morning, we are looking at foggy conditions along the coast, right around the bay. you saw how foggy it is on the golden gate bridge with the live traffic cameras. dealing with bog also, patchy drizzle as well. with the onshore flow, a great start for the treasure island camera as we look to the bay bridge. and our temperatures this morning, in the 50s to low 60s. looking at 57 for concord, oakland, 58 for livermore, san jose, coming in at 61 as we start off our day and 53 for santa rosa. here is a live look at the hamilton camera from the lake observatory and you can see how smokey it is as we start off our day. we are still dealing with the haze, with the smoke and the spirit of the air alert that remains in effect. let's check current air quali