area studios. >> after months authority track down a man who killed and an 8-year-old girl. >>wedon've soph but just to be able to prevent this from happening to any other other kids in the future would be our goal. >> and the smoke spreads across the bay area from a wildfire bug near tahoe. how much longer it is likely to hang around. >> first it was martinis. they . i've just been lucky.

>> a world war ii veteran shares veteran shares his secret to a long and happy life now at 170 years old and counting. good morning it is sunday september 11th. thank you for joining us. we begin with a major development in the murder of an 8-year-old girl. police arrested arrested a suspect in the murder murder of 8-year-old sophia mason. >> reporter: this is 33-year-ole jackson, he is facing murder and murder and child abuse charges in the death of his girlfriends child, 8-year-old sophia mason. she was found dead in a bathtub in march after police searched his home. her mother, samantha johnson, was arrested at that time and charged with murder and and child abuse. melanie is

sophia's cousin. >> i couldn't believe it. it feels like it has been a long time coming. i'm so glad they finally got him. just knowing that he was picked up a new work work which is ironically where samantha was picked up when they they got her, i don't know if it it was around the same circumsts or if there was a prostitution ring going on or what, but i know they got him and he has bail set for $1 million. >> reporter: and norma's credit goes to our police department and our task force who have word tirelessly and devoted tremendous resources to investigating the case and now to locating mr. jackson. the mayor said in a statement to kpix five, -- >> even though we can get sophia sophia back, getting dhante is one piece of the puzzle that is going to help us get resolution as a family. >> reporter: family members saie with warnings and pleas for help fell on deaf ears.

>> let this be a lesson that she that she is not the only one. we sure there are more kids out there who are stuck in the kid system and who are not being taking care of properly. if you see or know of anything that is not right and a child is not being cared for properly, please, please, please, tell authorities. doitepy. >> let's knightstate attorney reacted to news of the arrest ad he says he hopes it brings some measure of closure. police are holding a press conference this morning at 9:00 to provide an update on this case. > >> now to our fire watch as a mosquito fire continues to grow and send smoke over the bay area. more than 37,000 acres are are burning and so far there is no containment. cooler

temperatures and higher humidity higher humidity help the firefighting effort but the fire fire continues to spread to theh and to the northeast. > >> video from the fire department shows them battling the flames. >> reporter: they are currently working in the town of georgetown. yesterday was 97 degrees. they have had some hot. not one home was damaged or caught fire. they have been figg a lot of different fires, all night, and they're working 24 hour shifts. >> smoke drifted over the bay area on saturday, what about today? > >> >> it's going to be very simila. there is good news and bad newsd that. the air quality is going to mail moderate again today. you can see the smoke now from the camera on top of mount diablo trapped down within the layer. that is all the haze. the

the smoke shows you the haze. the good news is it is only mod. it could be worse. the flow in e atmosphere, thanks to enough of an onshore flow from the bay is keeping air quality moderate here at home. tahoe has been hazardous. i will show you more on that. current numbers are relatively warm right now, 70. the daytime highs today, we're going to keep things relatively well behaved today. upper 80s, let's see with the complete first weather forecast coming back in just a bit. > >> now to a developing story. three people were worked when helicopter crashed. three people people inside of the aircraft suffered moderate injuries and e taken to a local trauma center. luckily no houses were hit. the helicopter was assisting with operations in the fairview fire

which has burned more than 20,00 acres so far. > >> also developing, a man with an ar-15 assault rifle grabbed a a backpack and laptop early this early this morning at the uc berkeley campus. it happened about 1:45 a.m. on dwight way. the suspect was described as a man in his 30s wearing a dark s, dark sweatshirt, my cargo pantsd a surgical mask. he fled southbd in a newer style white pickup with a covered truck bed and hep from a getaway driver. > >> a war hero and said no but coun his 107th birthday. 107th birthday. >> well-wishers celebrating this this one, albert maggini and hih birthday. he still has a groove and a lot of energy. he only gave up driving three years ago. ago.

>> that was a terrible thing of of my life. i give up my porsche. i had a black porsche, that puppy was a great automobi. great automobile. >> reporter: mentally sharp, healthy, and relatively mobile, he started using the walker thi. i asked about his secret to lon. >> well, first was martinis. they helped. but i have just been lucky. >> reporter: lucky because he sd world war ii. al flew 35 combat missions over germany as a navigator and had a lot of close calls. the santa rosa resident is known to be the oldest living veteran in sonoma. sonoma county. veterans came to shake his hand but his service s not end with the military. he served on the boards of a locale and hospital for decades, santa rosa leaders say the lifelong

philanthropist helped to raise millions of dollars for local charities. he had a lot of conns of connections since he was a stockbroker and finally retired in his 90s. >>'s entire life is about service to the community and hes fine. and he is just a really good man. >> reporter: his niece says he outlived his younger's siblingse siblings she. family and friendd to celebrate it this weekend at the veterans memorial building. >> i'm just flattered. it is so. so nice. >> reporter: al has see a littlt of everything in his 107 years. i asked him what kind of wisdom he wants to share and he said s, be honest. not just honesty with with others, but be honest with

yourself. in santa rosa, i'm da lin. kpix five. > >> coming up, honoring an forgotten icon. >> it is a center for everyone, the way he was with everyone in the community. >> we will show you how an the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight

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there's only one choice. >> welcome back, the time now i. is 6:11. it honors billy defran, a pioneer he lgbtq activist. 50 years ago he was black and and performed in drag when neither f those things were popular or ea. or easy. >> reporter: william price, a.k.a. billy defrank was a piong a pioneering lgbtq activist whod who died in 1980. >> he was doing drag in the '70d that is beyond courage. >> reporter: this is the artist

bringing his likeness to life. on this giant campus. >> i'm, kind of, talking to billy on the wall. most of the time it's like, what kind of message would you want and the other half would be like, the drag queen half. i'm going to make you pretty. you are going to look fabulous. >> reporter: african-american, openly , and performing in drag. he was instrumental in raising money for the center but died of died of a heart attack year before it happened in stores. >> they wanted to call it the billy defrank center because it is a center for everyone the way way he was with everyone in the

community. >> reporter: in the decades since, the billy defrank center has become the beating heart ofe south bay's lgbtq community but the man for whom it was named was largely a fading memory. >> we want billy defrank to be d and it took me a year to find the right muralist who could bring heart to the art. >> reporter: over the course of weeks, this blank campus was transformed into a man. the subject and inspiration to the artist who was himself black and and gay. >> there is still today, a lot f people still in the closet within the black community who e not openly wanting to be themselves. >> reporter: authenticity, exceptions, and inclusion, that is the example billy defrank put put forth in life. they're hoping his courageous example will be a guidepost to the future. >> what i really want is to bring back the spirit of billy . billy defrank. >> the a.i.d.s. epidemic overshadowed defrank's actions.

they hope the mural inspires people to learn more about his life and legacy. > >> all right, we are starting oa morning where it is likely going going to look a little bit hazy, hazy, maybe even a little bit orange due to the sun coming up and the smoke in the atmosphere. the atmosphere. we are going tok about air quality down at the ground because that is the important thing. it looks okay right now in the predawn hours,u can see haze in the sky but when when you look over interior contra costa county that is conquered down there. there is the possibility for some light rain even. still leftovers from what was once long ago tropical storm kay, now just breaking up light showers. we will look at all of that. there is the air-quality right now over the bay area. it is moderate. the real focus for air quality has n

has been near the mosquito fire where we are looking at unhealty levels. in fact, it is still in the hazardous category for much of lake tahoe today. that is a significant story for that part of the state. the air-quality is is awful along the north shore of lake tahoe. they are just trd with it. as far as the temperatures here at home, it is is 70 degrees in livermore, 72 in san jose. daytime highs todae going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday. as a result we y see some numbers climb into the low 90s today. we may make it up up into the 91, 92 degree rangea rosa ghost 87. we will see temperatures along the peninsuln the mid-80s. picking up on the possibility of a few light show. there is not really a lot to th. to this. when we put it into high resolution futurecast template it forward we might see see a straight shower or two this morning. certainly another

round of isolated thunderstorms in the sierra today. all of this left over form what was once tropical storm kay, it is still trying to throw some light rain our way. we might see some showers return on monday. you can see what is happening to the the energy, there goes that system. it still has a counterclockwise to spin to it.e atmosphere over california is working with this right now to produce some of that rain. it wt be enough rain to put out the fires burning in the sierra. that big purple swatch of their shows you the point source for the highest concentration of smoke coming off of the mosquito mosquito fire. this is the upper upper levels of the atmosphere. it's a good news in terms of the the atmosphere's ability to move move the smoke away from us. clearing out the majority of the of the smoke down here by tomor. we should have much better air

quality around here as we head into monday. cool air for much of next week. look at the big picture. you see the low pressue right there? that is going to keep temperatures below average for a good part of this next coming week. you see it in the y forecast. san jose's numbers are are staying in the mid-70s. numbers staying relatively mild, relatively mild, low 80s, even some upper 70s for northbay val. northbay valley. >> i feel like the temperature is really perfect. i was thinking to myself, god, this is this is really nice. >> a little bit of humidity and yes the smoke to watch. good news on both by monday and tuesday they should be leaving. > >> san francisco fire and rescue rescue crews were busy on friday friday carrying out what was not not one but two rescues. around0 around 6:00 at baker beach,

firefighters say the victim fell victim fell off the cliff but ws able to call 911. the rescue took about two hours and the victim is expected to be okay. the second rescue happened on saturday around 10:00 in the morning at china beach. the phoo shows two people stranded far from shore on paddleboarder's. rescue boards were able to get them peer > >> coming up a crowd at a sporting event pauses to honor the late queen and the country's country's new king. >> good morning, everybody, i he a question for you, who is ready ready for nfl sunday? i am, me,k me. here's what we have for you in sports. raider nation, somebody got paid before this ft nfl sunday and a bevy

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duckduckgo: >> good morning, everybody, i know it is an nfl sunday. 49ers, 49ers, 10:00 a.m. kickoff at the at the chicago bears. raiders, 1:25 against the charges. over my shoulder? danford and usc football, boy, even a good solid solid football team like them cd have a -- usc, they paid a visit visit yesterday to palo alto and and the stars came out. the cardinal knocking on the door first quarter. tanner mckee

walked in and cut the lead in half. it would also trojans fro. from there. caleb williams, loo, look deep, like they drew up on the chalkboard, jordan addison was there, shook his man for 75 yard touchdown, addison seven kitchens, 170 yards, two touchdowns. later in the quarter, the engine was really firing here. the trojans had not not won at stanford since 2014. tells justin will caught white shirt praises the bears. they rolled just enough offense against unlv today. sacrificed his body on fourth and two. cal led 14-0 early but it was hard shaking off the rebels. they heaved it downfield and hoped fr

the best. they won the jump ball ball as time expired. 2014 final, raise the record to 2-0. a trip to notre dame is next and and the irish will be angry, thy lost yesterday. san jose state at auburn, they were driving second quarter, short yardage. they fell in the yet zone. auburn had too much great when y needed it. here's quarterback tj quarterback tj finley and he sc. he scored. the tigers held at h, at home, 24-16. darren waller agreed to a three-year $51 milln contract extension. baseball, the giant said, adios to a

forgettable losing streak yesterday in chicago. look at the bros, outfitted at chicago's chicago's wrigley field. joey b? joey bart? swung on, gone. plenty of run support for pitchr logan webb and web was dealing. struck out christopher morel. one of six punches over seven innings of bawl. they can win the series later on tonight if weather permits. give this fan a a contract, while holding a bee, a beer, snag this foul ball with with energy. lovett. andrew vaughn laid one down the left field line, white sox won 10-2. they're going to try to avoid a. a sweep. later on today, dave

stewart number retirement day. the cardinal slugger crush career home run or 196. cardinals won the game to a final of 7-5. hey, last night he he mimicked this killer crossovr move. tim hardaway jr. for so many years. drafted in 1989 by e warriors, hardaway spent six seasons with golden state over a over a 15 year run in the association. he is a final hall of fame piece of the attack with with chris farland and mitch richman. >> here from the east side of c, of chicago, all the way to mass, to massachusetts, incredible. they made me who i am today. man, we were ahead of our time.

>> he was right about that. soccer goalie on the firing lint night at cincinnati. quakes down quakes down 1-0. brenner got a shot from point-blank range. hes by one name, brenner. he himself himself scored four goals in the the game. san jose shutdown last last night, 6-0. tennis? number two ranked in the women's u.s. final and it ended in a second set tiebreaker. had it long here here and game, set match. the first woman from poland to win the u.s. open 6-2 and 7-6. that catches up for sports at this h. this hour. everybody have a great nfl sunday. we will see with the 49ers do. on the other side of this game with the chicago bears. see you later. >

>> in the uk, an unusual observance took place before cricket match. before match on y in south africa, england saluted saluted the late queen elisabeth queen elisabeth and saying a rendition of their national ant, god save the king. the crowd stood quality. players from both both sides walked through. it was a moment of respect for bote both the queen and the new monarch, king charles. > >> coming up we have much more on how queen elizabeth is being honored ahead of a funeral in london next week. > >> new evidence of

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back, it is 6:30. > >> let's start this half hour with a quick check of our weather. >> it is going to be a little

bit hazy out there today. in fact, you can see from the camera that sits on the top of the hills from the wet side of santa clara valley a little bit of red showing up in the sky th. sky there. there is plenty of smoke elevated from the mosquito the mosquito fire. when you loot air-quality centers across the bay area, we are moderate. we are doing okay. is a lot worse over on the other side of the state. more detail on that in a bit. in terms of temperatures for today, we are starting up the morning pretty warm. 70 degrees near san jose. daytime highs today, we will be a little a little bit warmer today than yesterday. i have some low 90s today to show you for the inland. daytime highs and i will i will be back with that for the for the complete forecast in a few minutes. > >> the body of britain's queen elizabeth is on a final journey. journey. vinyl of mourners linee route it took. cbs's ian lee is at windsor castle. >> reporter: queen elizabeth's n elizabeth's coffin left her sumr

home at balmoral castle where she died three days ago. the queen will lie in rest at saint giles cathedral. >> i just feel she is family and and that, you know, i have to say goodbye. >> reporter: king charles iii will travel to the chapel tomorw chapel tomorrow for a prayer see prayer service before the body s flown to london on tuesday. this this is just the start of an emotional journey that will end here in windsor. queen elizabeth elizabeth will be buried in st.s castle alongside her husband, prince philip, who died last ye. last year. >> i don't think we will see the the like of the queen again. sog special to hold onto really. >> reporter: of the queen's grandsons, princes william and harry surprised crowds yesterday. >> i think that really just drew

drew the line under what has happened historically and it is a really strong sense of unity for the royal family. >> reporter: harry and megan broke ties with the royal family family two years ago. in grief, britain's future king, prince william, still performed his royal duties. mountains of flowers and tributes to the quen the queen are growing [ inaudible ]. > >> president biden will join other world leaders attending

the service. let's take a look at the latest in the ukraine war. > >> russia is reportedly pulling strips from an important strategic city where a ukrainian ukrainian counteroffensive has made significant advances in the the past week pick these are images showing reinforcements. russia has acknowledged making . the success of the ukrainian offensive comes at a critical point, it is good for morale ant is an important military victory. it comes ahead of winter when front lines are expd to freeze in the global energy crisis constrained ukraine. the war may be entering a new phase. this is a truck that was left behind in the village. farther south, the last operation of eus of europe's largest nuclear plat was shut down and this was to avoid damage from fighting near. near bind. the station is still

occupied by russia but operated by ukrainian technicians. > >> today march 21 years since the september 11th attacks when hijacked planes crashed into the the world trade center and the pentagon. mourners are gathering at the scenes of those tragedi. those tragedies. >> reporter: frank has made it s mission to honor the memory of the victims of 9/11. >> we think about what their lis would have been if they were still here. >> reporter: his brother, steph, was among the people killed that killed that day. the firefighter the firefighter ran from brookln to lower manhattan while carrying 60 pounds of equipment. equipment. >> it's important that our chil, our children's children, and then their children always

remember what happened on september 11th, 2001. >> reporter: his family startedo started to tunnel to towers foun as a way to channel their grief and do something positive. >> our family made a conscious decision that we were going to rise above it, we are going to get off of our knees and we areg to do something to honor all of those who perished that day. >> reporter: today's gathering here, where the twin towers onc, has been scaled down somewhat from a year ago when a huge crowd came out to observe the 20th anniversary. >> when it comes down to it america will never forget and it it is important that we have days like this. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris is representing the white house while president biden attends ceremonies bradley bradley blackburn, cbs news new. new york. >> the death toll has grown over over the years. the illnesses are believed to have claimed more lives than the people

killed in the initial attacks. on this anniversary military and and civilian leaders are still n the lookout for threats. >> general mackenzie will be our our guest and he was the commander who had to execute tht order from afghanistan that president biden issued. general mackenzie has since been very candid to say the president did not take his advice. he opposed the withdrawal that president biden ordered him to carry out and he's going to explain why hs there is risk coming out of afg. of afghanistan. >> you can see all of margaret's of margaret's interview at face the nation. > >> still to come, it was movingy moving day for some families courtesy of habitat for humanity humanity > >> plus a camp cleanout,

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>> saturday was a life-changing day for 20 families who now call

call redwood city home. they arg into affordable housing that they helped to build with help from habitat for humanity. >> reporter: a bright front door door is fitting for sylvia's fu. sylvia's future. she and her daughter are unpacking and purgg and purging , all a part of the s of moving into their brand-new home. one of 20 affordable unitn 612 jefferson. >> i feel lucky and i feel grateful. >> reporter: a redwood city teacher for many years, for her homeownership in this area never never seemed attainable. >> owning the house in a bay area in the peninsula, it is hard if you don't make a lot of money. >> reporter: but several years ago another teacher encouraged her to apply for a spot in 612 jefferson. she got it and there has been no looking back. >> i'm grateful for habitat and i don't know the universe. >> reporter: they helps to build

build their homes from help fro. from habitat. >> that was fun, hard, and enlig and enlightening. >> but they did not have to maka down payment and their total housing costs are capped at 30% of their overall household incoe household income. >> it makes a lot of difference. difference. >> these are homes they will ow. will own. >> reporter: the mayor says this this is just one example of howd city is trying to add more affordable housing to the landscape. >> a lot of cities are fighting against having to fulfill housing rules, this is possible in every community across the bay area and if we all work together we can make sure that y has a decent place to call home. call home. >> reporter: she appreciates th. >> it's ours. nobody is going tk us to leave for whatever reason.

>> reporter: and is eager to see to see what this new chapter of life has in store. >> right now i feel grateful and grateful and i feel accomplished. >> reporter: habitat is working on another development here in redwood city, it is going to be about 10 blocks from this one. there will be 33 homes in that development. in redwood city, max darrow. > >> an interesting look from our camera. the clouds look a littlt more impressive this morning. those are the clouds, the remnas coming in from one was once tropical storm kay. a few light showers , really light stuff. a few returns on the doppler justf of the coast. there is also some some smoke in here so the haze is going to be a factor today. air quality is going to be modee throughout much of today. in fact, here is another way of looking at that. this is the camera on top of mount diablo.

you can clearly see the marine layer out there because that line shows you everything below it where the air is trapped witn the believed layer. there's also also a lot of humidity which is why it is showing out. that is what moderate will look like in the early morning hours and a little bit of smoke to look at.t is moderate here so that is the way we will take it. is going to to get better. i will show you how the air quality is going to improve. a different story on the other side of the state where a significant air quality is playing out for anyone in the the lake tahoe basin. it has been consistently reading at has levels for 24 hours. not a good place to be. very typical times for the north shore of lake tahoe. in terms of our temperatures, it is relatively warm. low 70s. san jose, 72. livermore, 70. it is a relatively warm start for the d. the day. daytime highs climbing into the low 90s for some of our

our warmest locations. made 80s in south bay. a lot of 70s to low 80s on the bay shore line. the doppler shows you a few light showers showin, none of these are of major consequence, we don't have enouh energy for these to develop into into a lightning storm. it would storm. it would just be a few light showers. that possibility stays with us for the next 12 hours or more. watching the futurecast you see a few light showers show up sporadically. or in the sierra, perhaps the possibility for an occasional lightning strike as thunderstorms develop over there. not enough rain to make a make a big enough impact on that that mosquito fire which is the fire responsible for all of that that smoke in tahoe. at least humidity levels will be fairly elevated. when there is wind, is a mixed bag. firefighters still have their hands full in that f. rain is really overstaying this. this. it will be a few drops.

there is kay, it is not like we are experiencing that directly but there is a lot of moisture that is been pulled into the mix the mix overhead . air quality will improve tomorrow. general flow in the atmosphere wants tot moat of the small await. relatively warm inland, a little little bit of smoke. seven-day t shows you temperature staying in in the mid-70s as we go throughh of this next week. microclimates, same story here. below average on many of those days, in fact. upper 70s for some of those days in the valle. the valley. >> sometimes the yin and yang of of smoke in the air is that it makes for amazing sunset. >> yes, and sunrise too. there t be too much in the way of clouds clouds this morning for that, maybe sunset will be better today. > >> efforts to clear out the bay area's largest homeless

encampment ramped up this week. the campus massive, it spans 25 city blocks. people living there know that their time is running running out. >> they are going to do the same same down here. all of the people that are on the side, they're going to do the same thing done here. >> the residents are scrambling to pack up their homes but the reality is they don't have another place to go. wilson walker spoke with some horror moving out and some who plan to. to stay. >> we didn't know exactly when y were going to bulldoze the place. >> reporter: with limited time and help of volunteers these were mats final hours to get out get out of this rv or find a way way to move it. >> i'm trying to empty everything out of there before they crush it. i mean, two hours hours notice is not long enough to get a camper. >> reporter: not far away, they

had descended in force with a sm of workers and heavy equipment hauling away what took years to accumulate for those still left in this area, the message was c. was clear. >> we are going to get this rv going though, yes. most of it will be saved. >> reporter: that is what is happening here at the north end of this campus. we want to take you to the southern side and for for some perspective that is three quarters of a mile away. e down there know that all of this this is heading their direction. >> it is completely different tn the other side. people have acty homesteaded around here and there areas are pretty much kep. and my brother john created this this clothing closet, you see there is female close in there, and mail clothes here. we see pe moving around now. before we wot see anyone. >> reporter: monte who has lived

lived here for eight years says the clearing out of the north end is already scattering people people all over. >> there are three phases left. we are the fourth. >> reporter: do you know where e going to go? >> i'm not going anywhere. placs like this need to exist. this iy family here. so, i wouldn't take take anything that any of us wouldn't take. >> reporter: do you know where you're going to go? >> not exactly. but i'm not worried about it. >> reporter: the clearing out of of this camp is really picking up speed. the phases will be done every couple of weeks. the whole job might be done by november. here in oakland, wilson walker, kpix five.

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>> native american leaders joined activists and community members to try and block plans for a gravel mine, they claim is located on sacred native american land. the protesters want the county to reject the p. the proposal. the area is sacred is sacred and is also a critical critical wildlife corridor for the region. >> the land is not just land. is

who we are. it gives us our sus. it is in our dna. when we return, we returned back to the. the land. >> a petition opposing construction of the mine now has has 21,000 signatures. >> i think that the discovery ol intelligent life would be the most important discovery, perhaps ever. > >> astronomer, frank drake dedid his life to pursuing making contact with extraterrestrial i. he passed away in his home in santa cruz county earlier this month. he was in his 50s and became a leading pioneer for searching for life in the galax. the galaxy. he came up with the drake equation. drake welcomed us into his home just before the the pandemic shut everything down. >> we will learn things of scie, of engineering, of sociology and and ways of life and ways of protecting the climate, ofizg o.

other planets. >> drake also created the first interstellar communication from earth. he served as president of of the institute and leaves behind his wife and five children per > >> later today that starts at 12:30 this afternoon.

>> it is 6:56 and time for a look at today's top stories. poe have arrested dhante jackson and and the death of 8-year-old sophia mason. the girl was found dead in a bathtub in march march at the suspect's home triggering a statewide manhunt. > >> a mosquito fire has grown to more than 37,000 areas sending smoke over the bay area. there s no containment. cooler temperatures and higher humidity humidity are helping their efforts. > >> a man with an assault rifle d a personal backpack and laptop. police say that it happened at 1:45 a.m. at the corner of dwig. of dwight. suspect fled in a white pickup with help from a getaway driver. > >> the queen of england is being

flown through scotland. > >> russian reinforcements are heading out to ukraine to try and limit losses from ukrainian counteroffensive, the search by ukraine may become a important turning port in the war before the war -- winter sets in. > >> chance of a light sprinkle ct be rolled out. we have seen in the hills of sonoma county and we might see a little more today. it is more about the hayes from the smoke of wildfires coming off of the mosquito fire, which really stands out. the seven-day forect shows you, other than smoke whih will clear up by tomorrow, it wl be much better. temperatures look great. no more heat. we will be below average for much f the next seven days. >

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good morning. i'm jane paulie and this is "sunday morning." dignity and grace, two words used often this week to describe queen elizabeth ii. what a life she lived, born i