>>real slow news stations. >>good morning and thanks for joining us. this sunday morning where as you can see we've got a red flag warning in place in the bay area for the entire bay area, the national weather service saying that there could be more dry lightning and erratic winds and it's a big concern because the last time we had dry lightning that's what sparked all the fires that we're still struggling to get a handle on. the president has approved the governor's request for a major disaster declaration so help is on the way in the form of federal aid to help battle these wildfires

burning around the bay and as they continue to rage that major that declaration will help us right now the latest from cal fire puts the lnu complex fire. at 17% containment. that is the fire that's burning in the north bay. the scu lightning complex fire which is in the east bay has burned 10% contained right now and the czu lightning complex fire. that's the one along the peninsula. it's just 8% contain still that is a jump from yesterday morning by about 3% so little by little they are working on it as fast as they can to knock down these fires before there is a threat. more dry lightning. let's talk about the csu lightning complex fire in santa cruz and san mateo counties in total. this fire has burned 71,000 acres, 60,000 people plus have had to flee their homes and as you

can see many structures have gone up in flames 2 people suffered minor injury. there are now 1300 fire personnel there battling that fire right now. let's take a look at the map and that shows you scotts valley and santa cruz where this fire broke out. though that's a lot of rugged terrain and that makes the firefight all the more difficult. let's go there now live to reyna harvey she has been following this complex of fires from santa cruz for the last couple of days what's going on right now rain a better or worse. well daria the firefighters are trying to make a better situation out of a man one that's what they mentioned during the press conference earlier today. >>and right behind me they're starting their morning meeting you can see the hundreds of firefighters and personnel behind me talking about what they're going to do today with their plan of attack it is so there are a lot of things happening down here on the ground the fire they do have more containment that they got overnight, it's still

conditions are not the best out there for the firefighters i was actually out there yesterday in all of it and there were trees that have the potential to come down because they were still catching on fire in certain areas and hot spots are popping up. >>take a look at this this is images of yesterday you can see firefighters actually trying to live through all of this on the mountainside you can see fire on the left or the right of him as they try to drive through this area. now again some very unfortunate things happened yesterday, we know a firefighter while he was out working i was actually robbed someone broke into his vehicle and stole some items from him we also know emergency personnel vehicle also had a large branch fall and crush that windshield. it's very dangerous for the first responders who are out there on the ground that's why they're asking people to leave the area, but it makes it even more difficult when people decide to try and stay take a listen. what's important signal.

>>one of our our ground commanders in that area. while out taking care of business wrecking the firefighting crews, somebody entered his vehicle is a part of vehicle and stole personal vehicles include his wallet. great as they could is scams and this parts coming next and so it's starting to trickle in. >>but if you get a call from like pg and e or someone. he says hey i'm i thanks to some things going on whether it's your power whether it's taxes you've got a warrant or anything like that. they they may call you may receive a call like that. it's not legitimate absolutely not legitimate and they're going to ask you to provide them gift cards or put you know the transfer money to a certain location. don't do that at all. >>and >>you're right so great advice from the firefighters there you want to be mindful that some of these scams potentially could be popping up so that's what they're also trying to warn people about you're looking at more of the

homes that were burned here overnight now again moving forward they are also concerned like you guys mentioned about the weather so behind me right now that's exactly what they're talking about they're talking about the humidity and the potential lightning strikes to come again, so we'll be monitoring that will give you an update coming up at 7.30 with they talk about in this meeting is they are focusing on the weather and just if you are thinking about coming into the area like they mention please just stay away for now reporting here in scott valley, rain a hurry kron 4 news all right, thanks a lot of rain i know all those folks that are so concerned there 24,000 homes. >>and other buildings should still threatened right now this morning. so we'll go back to you for live reports and updates now let's go to the north bay that fire the lnu complex fire has been the most deadliest and most destructive fire. 5 people have been killed 4 people have been injured firefighters working on the fire have been injured. 845 structures have been

burned where was we've what we've just got the word that it was a 129 structures lost but as you can see this fire to the north has burned far more as far as homes. 845 destroyed 231 damaged. and there are now 30,000 homes that are threatened by this fire, let's zoom in on the map now this area this is in sonoma and napa counties where the fire is burning and that includes of course healdsburg and you can see vacaville a big point as well that we're concerned about this morning kron four's dan kerman is live in the north bay with the latest on this fire dan. >>good morning. daria we're here in healdsburg you can see the sun is slowly coming up very smoky here at this point and the skies in the valleys also very smoky at this point of course the big concern is the wind shift that occurred yesterday fire had been pushing in one direction for most of the past week now it's moving into the other direction. firefighters at least here in healdsburg trying to keep that fire from

approaching one oh one in the healdsburg area and other areas let's a take some video of yesterday sowing some of the fire suppression that was being done helicopters aircraft flying in and around western side of this fire the walbridge fire. we can tell you the aircraft was grounded for some time due to that marine layer that was hanging over with those low clouds but eventually that aircraft was able to get up, but as you said, there's been plenty of destruction both here on the west side of the fire and also on the hennessy side of the fire which is closer to lake berryessa let's roll that video we can show you some video structures that have been destroyed over there so firefighters really have their hands full today and of course what they're expecting is dry lightning. they're expecting thunderstorms that can lead to erratic winds that can lead to more fire. an escalation of this fire. so while things seem a relatively calm at this

moment in time where i'm standing. they are in for quite the fight today depending on what that lightning and those thunderstorms end up doing. that's the latest reporting live in healdsburg dan kerman kron 4 news and how is it at the moment, it looks pretty still out there is that dan or does it just seem that way on tv. >>it. >>no it does seem very still a very smoky, but very still at least in this area that we're at but still plenty of fires burning throughout this whole huge area. you know we talked about the wall bridge fire that is still 0% contained at this the hennessey fire which is on the eastern side of this 17% contained, but still thousands of acres burning and as we had noticed, you know this isn't such a huge wide area. there's just it's not like this one. a fire burning in one direction, it's there are a lots of fires, burning and various hillsides. yeah, you know i was talking to people about how i went through 80 before right before they closed it. >>and i went through again

yesterday on my way to sacramento and saw it like you said you drive through and you see the charred area and just how the fire jumped the road and where it went next and and the homes that were spared and i know in the north bay that fire has been the most destructive as far as homes. >>absolutely i mean we homes here mill creek road near mill creek road just crossed us from the valley that have burned down we show you some pictures on the lake berryessa side which is the east side of the cell and you fire was also seen and again these fires are continuing to burn and again change in the wind direction could be moving it back into another direction plus we've got this whole concern about the lightning and the thunderstorms and what that can do we're just going to wait and see you know we're going to get to that right now thanks a lot dan and stay tuned to kron 4 for the very latest going on is that website at kron 4. >>dot com as well. john we are concerned about the weather today. yeah, this next system that's moving in daria going to result in the potential of

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evacuation orders are now coming in for alameda county because of the scu complex fire. so people living south of welsh creek road and also at the alameda santa clara

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as well as portions of the north bay also impacted by some of our relatively poor air quality again a lot of us have improved this morning compared to yesterday but that's not likely to continue because we have a weather system working its way our direction. that's going to result in 2 things that will be hazardous as far as fires go erratic winds which could result in fires growing as well as smoke filtering back into areas that are feeling relief this morning as well as the potential of more dry lightning now if you remember last week we had those lightning storm sunday and monday. that's what resulted in all the wildfire activity we're looking at across the bay right now. so this risk of even more of those dry lightning strikes is what has so many so concerned the next week ahead of us as well we could see increased wildfire activity. so there's this system that's working its way right up the coast very similar to last week still dealing with a z conditions still dealing with hot conditions too so all those factors are still in place we now have red flag issued all

across the bay area from today on through monday morning. as this is the best potential of any sort of lightning strike along with the dry thunderstorm as well some of our strongest of winds so fire activity could be erratic over the next 24 hours could see some new lightning sparked blazes and that is where that concern comes from let's get a look at futurecast you do see cloud cover moving in come the evening tonight now the concern here is you're not seeing a whole lot of green like you are in the sierra nevada indicating potential of rainfall with it. so we could be looking at some dry lightning here which is the thunderstorm without the dampening effect of the rainfall and that even worse things worsens the issue of any potential new blaze being sparked up by one of these lightning strikes into the evening tonight and tomorrow morning is your best chance of seeing any sort of thunderstorms pushing across the bay area. still will hold on to the potential of a thunderstorm into tuesday. but that chance starts to diminish after tomorrow. futurecast a

wind gust shows you that we're calm right now but look at where we head into the evening tonight. winds become erratic start to pick up through the evening and last resume on into tomorrow morning as well so that is the concern here dry lightning and those stronger winds. today's daytime highs still hot we are seeing 90's for inland areas yet again concord in livermore 95 each cut 96. back up to 90 in san jose and napa right out the 90 degree mark. well oakland at 78 in hayward a 83 today. tomorrow's temperatures not changing much again as i mentioned our best chances of thunderstorms being tonight into tomorrow slight chance things on into tuesday. after that we do look to buy back out hazy conditions lasting through the week we have a spare the air alert in effect tell at least wednesday. daria thanks a lot. it is 7 19 one of the communities hardest hit by the fires, it is the various a highlands area napa county. >>people there suffered tremendous loss because of the lnu complex fires, dozens of

homes have been leveled by the flames kron four's phillipe djegal takes a closer look at the damage. >>the once pleasant ride along steel canyon road in napa county is burned out scorched earth and holdout structures lake berryessa now surrounded by blackened hillsides leading into the various the highlands community held prisoner by the l a new lightning complex fires. >>a pending lives by tearing down so you doing now. local business owner marty rod and lives on headlines drive, the street ravaged by flames that ripped through if i had 5 employees lose their homes of the street so it's been tragic tragic tragic day marty and some of his neighbors with homes that survived returning to the neighborhood to keep the grass wet if the fire returns and clearing out any debris that could fuel flames some time that my house. thank god, it here carlson weigh a prime example of how

unpredictable these wildfires can be most of this cul de sac. >>is still standing the home spared except for 3 of them. destroyed a bunch of the community state or should we say pretty much. >>everybody's house. we couldn't some burned. appear they just didn't have no support with calpers. >>firefighters walked the streets assessing the damage. cal fire says it expects the l a new fires to continue to grow spot fires are popping up in the burn zone and air attack resources are thin at boyd stan lives nearby in the pell valley but stopped by a friend's house on carlson way to power up their generator, this keep their fridges freezers and ford raiders going because eventually life will have to go on that was some night. yeah now you know get a break. and right now that's about all you can do. in napa county phillipe djegal all kron 4 news.

>>and we also want to give you an update on the fire that is burning in marion county the woodward fire. it's out of control in steep terrain at the point reyes national seashore it's about 2000 plus acres right now and 5% contained you can see. >>how they are working on that from the air and the ground it's burning south of women to a road north of the bear valley trail and west of the shoreline highway. there are evacuation warnings right now for multiple communities in west moran. there are many closures. for example you can go to the beach or hike in that area because of the fire. >>we've been made sure to show accurate timely information regarding that and asking visitors not to come to the coast of that in the event the

get that message out to saying anyway. >>hiking know going to the point raise they don't want anybody to be in harm's way as they continue. the firefight this isn't the newest video that we have from friday with some of the crews that are helping out there. they've got helicopters and boots on the ground to try to get to that rugged remote area. >>yesterday alone super scoopers you 62 drops that total about 93,000 gallons of water dropping on that fire. >>it's 7.23 and still ahead. a rare saturday session on capitol hill as house members approved measures to ensure that the mail gets processed and that the votes. get to go to where they need to be with the postal service, but the

>>in national news house democrats along with more than 2 dozen republicans passed a bill to protect. the u.s. postal service, but it is going to hit a roadblock when it reaches the senate and the president says he'll veto it either way britt conway has details from washington. >>the bill is passed. >>a surprise saturday session but the vote came as no surprise representative

carolyn maloney is delivering for america act now heads to the senate i introduced my bill to fund the post office and to stop the disastrous changes postmaster general dejoy put in place changes. democrats blame for delayed mail delivery, pointing to new internal usps documents showing postal service declined and delays since the beginning of july his poli%ies of slow down the mail 10%. but the real sticking point for republicans on this bill was less about operational changes and more about the money. house republicans say the post of aisle need assurances that will it will be spent where americans need it most. >>the prioritization of medical deliveries in ballots for this election. but house speaker nancy pelosi says the u.s. p s board of governors said they did need the money and they unanimously recommended the 25 billion

dollars. >>that is contained in this bill either way president trump has already made it clear he's not on board calling the bill a hoax by the democrats and in a memo from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell shortly after the vote. he said the senate won't even consider a quote piecemeal postal bill without a dime to help struggling families and neither will the president britt conway kron 4 news. >>and with a red flag warning firefighters are concerned about see more lightning str

>>we have several breaking stories that we're covering this morning, the red flag order in place for the entire bay area, the national weather service is worried about more dry lightning and erratic winds that would be bad not only for the fire fight right now with the winds shifting but that dry lightning. last time we had it was a week ago sunday and that's what sparked all of these fires that were still battling right now we do has some help coming our way because the governor requested from the president a major disaster declaration and that has been approved so that means federal aid will be on the way as these wildfires are raging and we definitely needed to defend. the land and all of the buildings and homes that have already caught fire for example, there's first the

lnu lightning complex fire which is 70% contained. that's got the most containment so far, but it's also been the most destructive fire in the north bay, then there's the scu lightning complex fire in the east bay that one is 10% contained and the czu lightning complex fire. can compass is santa cruz and that's on the peninsula, san mateo county as well that one is 8% contained. at this hour. so let's head down there now to a santa cruz and san mateo counties and take a look at the video that we have of some of the damage done and look at these crews that go into harm's way to try to save structures. you can see one last rate there. this fire has burned 71,000 acres and 60,000 people have had to flee put 2 people were injured. those are minor injuries. so far a 129 structures that includes homes have been destroyed. there are 24,000 structures still in harm's way right now and 1300

fire personnel are battling. those fires right now let's zoom in on the area with a map that shows you what the area encompasses which is santa cruz and scotts valley into rugged terrain it's difficult to get to our reyna harvey has been there at the command center for the past few days rain, what's going on right now. well daria they just wrapped up their operational need for today now their main concern is always the loss of life that's number or numeral you know they're also talking about the weather concerns like you mentioned i heard them say there's about a 5050 chance that a lightning strike. >>could strike this exact area where the fires have been burning and as you could imagine a major concern for a lot of the personnel out there on the ground right now battling the fire now again, they know at the beginning of the week when the fire's first were started by the lightning strikes. there was a lot of wind so they really had some

fires that quickly spread and that's why we'll grew at the magnitude that it did as fast as it did they had about a day and a half where they have the winds calm down but looking at this red flag warning and those potential lightning strikes yet again. they're really worried take a listen. >>so the working for or against so we've been having some pretty hostile adverse to our fire conditions over the past week. a couple days it mitigated that's going to pay jumped in there and kids are taken care of the fire problem and with this new a frontal system coming with the lightning support it poses significant challenges because of the type of that it is weather wise. in which biggest issue overall is really we'll determine exactly one direction when comes we have there's a general pattern that comes in. coming up stretch we've been seeing to begin and then after these commercials come over the what they do is

they blow the fire know various directions just to the nature of that that whether >>so what are they doing down here to cannes battle of that they've got satellite and radar that they're using up there along with teams on the ground trying to get as much done around the clock before the weather changes and potentially starts more fires in the area they've also closed local beaches as well as state parks as well because they're really just trying to get the message of people staying out of the area for now reporting out here in santa cruz county reyna harvey. kron 4 news. >>thanks a lot of now let's go to the north bay which is home to the deadliest fires burning so far linick's you could tell and you complex fires. those are burning where kron four's dan kerman is in sonoma county and he has the update for us there dan. >>good morning are aware here on mill creek road as you can see firefighters are stage behind me getting ready for another day of work we can

show you some video of yesterday with a lot of a water drops the some of the air attack had to be the put on standby yesterday due to the low cloud layer and the heavy smoke eventually aircraft and helicopters got back up and are battling the blaze, but you know the selling new fires kind of divided into an east side in a west side, the west side being where we are the walbridge fire this fire alone is 0% contained 51,000 acres have burned, they're expecting a lot more fire behavior today. a lot more of the fire moving around in multiple locations and again as we've mentioned also the concerned about the dry lightning and thunderstorms causing more fires and more winds. speaking of those and we can show you a second piece of video from the other side of the fire. this is from the hennessy side of the fire which is near lake berryessa which has been destructive just like it's been on this side taking down numerous homes. more than 287,000 acres charred on the tennessee side of the fire 17%

contain over there as we've mentioned at least here on the healdsburg side we know that the winds for several days now had been moving in a north easterly direction pushing to the southeast yesterday, those winds change now they are coming from the southwest and pushing north. and firefighters obviously concerned about that as the fire moves north here they want to make sure to keep it away from the freeway we saw on earlier in the week of where the fire had jumped the in the fairfield area now they're trying to make sure to keep that a fire at bay as it approaches a healdsburg now moving in a northerly direction again. lots of fires. the moment, we've got the sunrise we have a lot of smoke in the air, but no active. flames at least in our visual area. but we do know those fires are continuing to rage live in healdsburg and dan kerman back to you. yeah, thanks a lot. dan all we can do is just brace for the winds and hope the dry lightning doesn't happen, we'll keep you posted right here on kron 4 as well as on kron 4 dot com and

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>>let's get back to the breaking news which are the fires and zoom in now on the s c you complex fires, more than 339,000 acres so far and just 10% contained right now that is some progress before people fighting the fire have been injured. and as you can see

there are a lot of structures in harm's way right now. this fire is threatening more then 20,000 structures at this hour we'll keep our eye on all of the fires burning throughout the bay area as well as some other breaking news there are new. >>recordings secret recordings of the president's sister. speaking out about her brother saying that he is lying in the white house. we'll have more on the tapes what she said

>>welcome back 7.44 on this sunday morning still seeing some smoke outside although not as much of it as at the same time yesterday you're probably noticing that as you're getting out of bed. we are holding on to moderate conditions across the bay right now our east bay hills though anderson por air quality also the case down in the south bay, especially once you head up into the santa cruz mountains and further north in the north bay maybe seeing relief in air quality right now, but that's not going to last we've got some big changes in the forecast just around the corner. it involves the potential of dry lightning and erratic winds which are going to stir up that smoke and we're likely going to see smoke impacts already by the finish of the day that will be different than what you're waking up to so it's not necessarily going to be a clear start to finish even though right now you may be breathing a bit easier this is a low pressure system to our south that is causing so much concern as it continues to steer up our direction what we're going to see is along

with that low pressure more dry lightning that dry lightning we saw last week sparked up all the fires that we're looking at now and the concern here is increased fire activity. if there are any lightning sparked a blaze is over the next 24 hours here. best chance of any sort of dry thunderstorm will be tonight into tomorrow morning and us red flag warnings fire weather warnings in effect all across the bay area through tomorrow that includes coastal inland, north bay and south bay areas you're watching this right now you are under red flag warning due to of that high fire danger. so cloud cover generally increases tonight right now futurecast isn't really showing any potential of widespread rainfall along with these thunderstorms which makes the situation even worse because you don't have the dampening effect of the rain all the dry tinder that we have plus the warm temperatures. then you have lightning on top of that big concern here and this is definitely going to be something that we are keeping track of on through the day today. you will see that

potential thunderstorms into the sierras. well, but definitely here in the bay area right in our own backyard. we have that concern. winds are calm to start the morning. we will see winds picking up as thunderstorms in this frontal boundary pushes into this evening resulting in potential erratic behavior of wildfires. a lot of this fire activity has been a moving to the south and east of the past few days is that's the way the wind direction has been pushing it that changes tonight and we'll actually see winds reversing so we could see fire activity on some new fronts into the evening tonight as well as for today's daytime highs 70's closer to the coast. 80's for most areas right along bayshore the exception being oakland you're holding out a 78 and then some 90's further inland like in napa antioch conquered livermore san jose and morgan hill. all toasty at or above 90 degrees will still remain in the 90's tomorrow, even as we do see the potential of some thunderstorms during the morning, especially tuesday, a

slight chance of thunderstorms but really starting to diminish after that we hold on to heat and hazy conditions with a spare the air alert in effect all the way through wednesday. daria. >>thanks a lot john 7.46 and just ahead of the republican convention, a big blow to president trump from his own sister, maryanne trump, a former federal judge says that are younger brother is full of phony self-serving a liar. she was speaking candidly without knowing. she was being report recorded trump's older sister said that her brother is lying in the white house and has no principles. she said that trump paid someone to take his college entrance exams. the recordings were being secretly made by trump's niece who was writing a book and released the tapes to the washington post trent president trump did not seem shocked or defensive. his response quote every day it's something else who cares i miss my brother out continue

to work hard for the american people. well president trump and joe biden are touting how they would be tough against china if they win in november. >>but who would china rather see in the white house selena wong takes a look. >>president donald trump and joe biden are competing to be the tougher candidate on china we've got to make it clear they must play by the rules thank you very very very a china would love us. >>to have an election with donald trump. losses we be joe biden. >>when trump took office he first thing, she's praises dining together at mar-a-lago on meeting each other's families and now relations between the u.s. and china have spiraled to their lowest point in decades has reached a tariff war is ancient chinese officials banned chinese technology companies, including national champion flowing. he regularly blames china for the coronavirus pandemic has angered it for

supporting taiwan in says if biden wins paint china will own the u.s. and americans will have to learn to speak chinese campaign to which president would china prefer. >>experts say the leadership is split on one hand some view trump as weakening america's alliances and international reputation. china's propaganda has cited trump's response to the pandemic to raise doubts about us global leadership. that helps china giving it a window to become more assertive. >>he will have a multilateral approach to china and those people are fearful of a biden presidency. on the one hand us intelligence cites trump's unpredictability as a reason why china would prefer biden. >>trump has often changed his mind going from threats to claiming he and she loved each other. experts say that unpredictability increases the risk of military escalation as tensions between the 2 countries rise in the south china sea. chinese state media have called biden smoother to deal with creating room to cooperate on broader issues

like climate change and nuclear nonproliferation. >>i did miss station. most likely have the polls. just like a family should process because it's not in the u.s. funded interest to demolish the most important relationship in the world. >>in the u.s. opposition to china is one of the few areas that both parties agree on. trump or biden china has prepared itself for rising u.s. china tensions. selena weighing cnn hong kong meantime the president is pushing another unfounded conspiracies syria this time against his own administration. >>without providing any evidence the president said the fda is working with the so-called deep state to delay the release of a covid vaccine until after the november election. house speaker nancy pelosi has some strong words for that. >>at the food and drug administration fda. has a

responsibility to approved abs. what they're judging on their safety and their efficacy. by a declaration from the white house about speed. and politicizing the fda. this was a very dangerous statement on the part of the president, even for him. >>researchers are working as fast as they can and there are 3 us vaccines right now in phase 3 trials. and as you might know russia said that they'll re found a vaccine and they started widespread use of it last week even though, and they haven't put it through the same trials that we do here in this country. >>7.51 and and coming up on a comp on morning news this sunday morning we're going to continue to look at the weather which is crucial right now. and concerning because the wildfires see it's pretty still here and the shots of the flag barely blowing here along the embarcadero the trees are still about what's

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boy did father, kim mohamed lose it watch as the waterworks load as he dropped his son off at valdosta state university recently. >>captain baby says there's still more. vre 18 year-old this year mohammed's mother recorded the tearful moment >>more than 3 million people live like viewed or shared the video why were you so emotional. i had never really been away from my son before mom and said covid-19 had prevented the release of some of his emotions seniors really got robbed this year. so you did have a prom did have a graduation for me to cry mom it also gave his son some valuable advice if you make good decisions. >>i hope you read that your eye hard to make all the way out.

>>the stevenson high grad wasn't surprised by the overflow of emotions you really want me to go to a human being like it. you know it's a new higher education. so i knew that he was going to so proud the father my drive from atlanta to pay his son to visit soon. yeah, i mean i might try to pop up seared didn't get that idea a ringing endorsement he got caught to be sustained this. >>yeah i just dropped my son off 2 days ago it was easier than when i dropped off my daughter i admit i was crying and my daughter with my son. he helped me out because he said get out. there goes the sentimentality get out mom's goodbye. said that the 6 is the time right now when they're ready. they're ready. >>a red flag warning is issued for the entire bay area. don't you hate when you look up and you see the sun. so orange like a fireball because of all the smoke, we'll have more on the weather and what the big concern is today. and tracking

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i'm here with john trouble we're looking at the weather and the concerns this morning as the whole bay area as you can see is under a red flag warning right now because there is the possibility of dry lightning. and that could spark more blazes and as we know last sunday that's what happened exactly that that's what sparked all the fires that we're covering this morning and we are making some progress also we're going to get some help because the president has approved the governor's request to declare this area a major disaster area and that will open up federal aid to come into the bay area to help us fight the fires that have been raging now for a week. let's take a look at the latest the lnu complex fire. that's the for the complex of fires burning in the north bay. those are 17% contained right now that's the best that we can do of all of these fires that are burning to the north east and south of san francisco right now making for poor air quality again. the scu lightning complex fire. that one is 10% contained that's in

the east bay and then the czu along the peninsula and san mateo county and santa cruz 8% contained right now so we're going to have the latest on all of those fires with our team coverage as we have been all weekend long. we're going to start in the south bay with the czu fire in santa cruz and san mateo counties with a look at the latest video that we have of the damage you can see. it has chewed through many homes and structures and 71,000 acres. it is 8% contained right now, 24,000 structures are in harm's way threatened. people have evacuated and 2 people have been injured with minor injuries in these fires so far a 129 structures have been burned to the ground there are 1300 personnel out there fighting. the fires there in scotts valley and santa cruz that's rugby terrain making the firefight all the more difficult and as we said we're holding on right now for winds

that would be terrible if they were erratic and could blow in spread that fire and if dry lightning happens then more could be sparks let's go right now to santa cruz county and reyna harvey who's covering the latest reyna. yeah that's weather is a major concern for all the firefighters out here the 2 gentleman right behind we have. >>alex who he's with the national weather service and ryan newman is with cal fire. they just updated thousands of firefighters on what they could be facing today. so we'll go ahead and start with you alex let's talk about the weather concerns ag morning, expecting to see some that potential for thunderstorms later on today. >>we have a red flag warning in effect that remains in effect all the way till tuesday morning. that potential for thunderstorms begins this afternoon. i would say around 04:05pm, this afternoon going through this evening. potential for dry lightning. gusty outflow winds all of these looks almost like a very similar type of end to

what we saw last weekend that kicked all this thing off. now how could this further enraged the fire and put firefighters at risk. >>well probably the biggest concern for the ongoing incidents is that any thunderstorms that move over the area can produce outflow winds. produce like downburst winds of up to 50 to 60 miles per hour. and those intense winds can create very critical conditions for the firefighters on the ground mr. newman you guys are all out there as well for firefighters who you know what your your major concern cal fire it was our concern is that the field conditions here critically dry this time of year which is that normal we less than 50% average rainfall this year so our fuel conditions are very very dry which is really leading to these susceptibility of the fire to spread. >>so with thunderstorms coming in today with this increase in wind and a wind shift compared to what we've been seeing really wanted to alert our firefighters on the ground out there for the changing

conditions and they're really just be aware what's going on and be able to plan accordingly. >>could this potentially put us back to square one. >>i think were made we made good progress and we have a good plan in place and we now have the hopefully a good amount of resources here to be able to assist us to be able to to move forward with this and have a good plan and a good contingency so we may have to step back a little bit here and there but overall i think we're still moving forward when will they get any break in the next few days in terms of weather. >>well so our looking at another chance of thunderstorms potential for monday night into tuesday morning. >>and then after that it and not look in a more thunderstorms but temperatures going to be rising again it's going to be dry and that you know hot and dry conditions always and a challenge for firefighters on the ground the gentlemen. thank you so much for joining me and for updating our firefighters and thank you very much thing. >>thank you for having us on. >>okay, so that's the concern the weather is a concern for a

lot of the firefighters out there they just all headed out to go and try to work on the fire today so we'll be watching and waiting to see what happens for now reporting here at scotts valley reyna harvey kron 4 news. thank you reena it's the same story in the north bay with the l and you lightning complex fire. >>and that so far has been the deadliest and most destructive fire, let's go live there to kron four's dan kerman for an update dan. >>a good morning daryn we're on the west side of the fire in the healdsburg area very smoky skies this morning still cool right here definitely smoke in the air the good news is overnight. the winds were a little bit calmer a little bit cooler. the fire laid down a little bit but we're far from over here least on the west side of the fire which is here as i mentioned we can show you some video the firefight yesterday. there 0% contained for the wall bridge fire that's the one in the west side of the fire 51,000 plus acres already burned. fire

actually worked on the ground yesterday and partially from the air they were delayed due to the cloud layer can also show you some fire video from the other side of the fire that would be the east side of the fire the hennessey fire that is 17% contained. more than 287,000acres have burned there that's near and closer to lake berryessa but various homes have burned here as they have also burned over there. again they're expecting a lot more fire today moving in multiple directions that has been the issue is you know the fire. for several days had been moving in a direction pushing towards the southeast. now that has changed the fire moving towards the north they want to make sure the least from this west side as it moves towards the north. it does not push towards the freeway in this general area of healdsburg that is one of the things firefighters will be looking at today and then of course the whole issue of the dry lightning and the thunderstorms that are possible to either escalate the fire that's already burning or to start new ones

that is a concern fire crews behind me staging right now getting ready to get out on the lines and deal with this. that's the latest reporting live in hillsborough dan kerman back to you darya all right, thanks a lot. dan our coverage continues on kron 4 dot com and you can also download. >>the kron on app to get the very latest without commercials and it's free. >>well looking outside this morning at san francisco, some hazy conditions out there. air quality 1004 for most areas, but you're likely still smell the smoke regardless of where you are acros

>>all right breaking news now let's get back to the fires the scu complex fires. those were the ones that are burning in santa clara alameda cocoa in san joaquin county 300 almost 40,000 acres now but 10% contained. 4 people have been injured in the firefight and there are many structures that have burned down 20,000 plus are still threatened at this hour. there are new evacuation orders to we're following up from alameda county due to the scu complex fire. so people who are south of welsh creek road they need to get out at the alameda santa clara county line east of calaveras road and welsh creek road. they are now under evacuation orders. those are

new evacuation orders this morning. and people who live along the areas where the fires continue to spread like mount hamilton road. some have taken matters into their own hands using heavy equipment to protect their property. >>it's a very fast fire. very hot and very consistent. what really surprised us was how much land that it traveled over as such a short period of time it was basically like how on earth are years kind of it's kind like a lottery some to some years you have a fire in some years, the doll, this year just happen to be one of the worst years that has transpired a very long time now lottery and you lose people living along mount hamilton road along with those added evacuations that we just mentioned they have been asked to evacuate. >>they can't come in at least for another night and we'll have to wait and see again this is a pivotal day because we're expecting. winds and maybe dry lightning which is what sparked all these fires, a week ago sunday. >>as we head to the break, let's take a look right now at the conditions and walnut

creek john. >>hazy out there daria and hazy all across the bay area. i've got your ♪

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worse already that includes the coastline which was so clear earlier now really starting to smell like smoke right there on the immediate coastline also some smoky conditions piled up right there across the east bay we had that walnut creek view right before we left you before the break. you can see that air quality there is pour this morning and it is increasingly por for a lot of areas that started off nice and clear so hope you enjoyed, there are few our respite there we are seeing some fog mixed with smoke right up the coastline, so you're seeing a bit of both this morning. low pressure to our south steering its way up right along the coastline, very similar to the system last week on sunday and monday that resulted in the dry lightning and then of course the fires that we're in the midst of right now and that is the big concern here is this system is likely to result in even more wildfires as we are seeing dry lightning along with them also some erratic winds that will be pushing in this afternoon that will make fire containment even more difficult we've seen

regular winds from the northwest over the past few days that's about to shift in direction of wind changes from the south and southeast. you are going to see red flag warnings through the day today on through tomorrow as fire danger increases whether you're out the coast or inland we're on the same boat on this one by the afternoon today. there's your cloud cover pushing in you're not noticing a lot of green popping up across the bay that would indicate widespread areas of rainfall that's that dry lightning potential so no dampening effect from the rain just very dry and with lightning possible you could see wildfire sparking up at any point over the next 24 hours. winds are calm this morning picking up as those storms roll through into the afternoon and evening tonight. notice, how wind direction changes here really pushing in from the south and a lot of areas that's not the wind direction that we've had the past few days. so fires could be growing in new fronts and i know fire crews have already anticipated that trying to draw new containment lines on

the north and east and of these blazes 60's and 70's near the coast 80's for most areas right along the bay and then it's back to the 90's we go familiar territory for inland areas, san jose morgan hill livermore concord antioch and napa all back into the 90's today. tomorrow's temperatures won't change much even as we do see cloud cover and overnight thunderstorms through the morning tomorrow. tuesday, a slight chance of thunderstorms, although it's really starting to diminish by tuesday. after that we drive back out as of right now spare the air alerts are in effect through wednesday likely to be extended daria page i would say things but that's like the worst forecast ever. >>and as you know what one of the hardest hit areas in the lnu lightning complex fires is the various a highlands in napa county. take just take a look at steele canyon road. this is a napa county look at all of the destruction kai was a hose just looking what's left of his home. a local

business owner marty robin lives on headlines drive. and he says that he continues to go back to the neighborhood. he's just trying to keep the grass wet and clear out any loose debris because of course that could fuel more flames. >>are you doing there. had 5 employees lose their homes up the street so it's been tragic tragic tragic day in my house. >>thank god, it here. >>yeah you just saw there are a couple home standing and you can see so many that or not. they are keeping their air attack on this area but the resources are thin as we said though we do have help on the way because of the governor's request for federal assistance and the president has agreed. this is a disaster area and we need help. we've got the other round of dry lightning possible and that could spark more fires so in the berkeley hills. officials are warning people be prepared in case you're told to leave kron four's jonathan mccall has a

look at how fire crews are preparing. >>as wildfires continue to scorch hundreds of thousands of acres across california from dry lightning in the area last week people living in the berkeley hills are now on alert as a potential second round of strikes now threatens the area i've never seen. >>out a lightning event like we had last week berkeley fire battalion chief bill key ho says it's something that sticks out in his 33 years as a firefighter with the threat of another round of dry lightning in the area and he's hoping to avoid a similar scene in the berkeley hills in the coming days, it's unprecedented. >>the weather behavior that we're having and to have a second event coming. a week later is concerning keough says the department is upping the staffing and station crews in the hills. >>to get a quick jump on the fires if they do spark. if it happens again and it will. on monday tuesday wednesday which is supposed to. and looking into about you can't stop lightning right so that's going to happen. that means fires they're going to happen

you can't doing about it. so what can you do you can be prepared. john mcmahon lives in the berkeley hills and says that his wife and dog are ready to go at a moment's notice mcmahon who lived through the oakland fire storm back in 1991 worries the damage from any potential lightning strikes this go around could be worse. we were lucky in 91 because the fire. >>and for my kids and i we have all of the top 8 o'clock on a sunday morning and looked over that way, but the fire raging down towards. the claremont hotel and the wind was parallel the claremont avenue and it shifted 10 degrees to the north it would erase right up there on the hill right down here one more goal. >>making things tough for keough and his crew. many of the resources that he would need to battle a fire in the hills will likely be limited because of the other blazes burning around the bay area. he's hoping that the extra manpower already on staff. the strategic placement of resources and crews in the

eyes and ears of residents can avoid another devastating fire in this area. >>be aware keep your eyes if you see something significant or you see a strike that hits the ground you see fire that's up on the hill call us immediately in berkeley jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>is also a fire burning in marin county that is causing a lot of tourists and people like hiking go to the seashore to have to take a detour. the woodward fire is out of control it's in steep and remote terrain at the point reyes national seashore so they don't want you going into that area. it's right now about 2300 acres and 5% contain you see how they hit it from above and with boots on the ground this is burning south of limit or road north of the bear valley trail and west of the shoreline highway. there are evacuation warnings in communities in west marin in that whole area are asking

visitors to stay away from. >>we've made sure to push out accurate timely information regarding that and asking visitors not to come to the coast of that in the event the coast and have their portions of the coast had to be evacuated that we would have. clear route and we wouldn't have an influx of visitors that would have been back. >>we are doing our darndest to get that message out to saying anyway. >>here's video of the air attack on the fire on friday, you can see using helicopters there because it's been very difficult for the ground crews, it's a rugged remote area. >>yesterday alone super scoopers you 62 drops totaling 93,000 gallons of water. >>the house is poised to pass a bill down party lines that aims to protect the u.s. postal service but not all democrats or republicans were excited about

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>>a 25 in national news, the house came back from their recess to vote on a 25 billion dollar emergency bill to give assistance to the postal service. despite objections from republicans the bill eventually did pass but as our washington dc correspondent jessi turnure explains. the senate says it won't pass it and it will go nowhere. >>i mean how yes on this road voting no this is a sham. the

house return to washington for an unusual saturday session to address a u.s. postal service bill. but most republicans like michael guest voted no i'm set been sent to congress to be a good steward of taxpayers money i came to vote against been make spending bill house democrats legislation would give 25 billion dollars in emergency funding to the u.s. p s. >>outlaw additional service cuts until at least the end of the year and requires same day processing of mail in ballots. it has nothing to do with anything except their hatred for the president. >>and they're they're trying to position themselves in a better place for the election and not really hope it backfires on them arkansas congressman bruce westerman said the postal service has 14 billion dollars in cash. >>and another 10 billion from the cares act. but democrats argue that 25 billion dollars came as a direct request from the u.s. p s board of governors. we're here today to say the u.s. post office because almost every american depends on prompt delivery of the male tennessee congressman jim cooper said the bill protects voters from recent

cost cutting measures but if slow delivery and could threaten mail in voting. we should let our ballots be heard by the u.s., the republican controlled senate seems reluctant to take up the bill democrat steve cohen had a message to the senators up for reelection ideas. >>and you begin your your last paycheck from the post office in january in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>a 27 right now and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to tell you how things look this sunday with the wildfires that are raging all around the bay we'll be right back. it's the 11:05 endless-orders migraine medicine

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♪ ♪ several breaking stories this morning, including the red flag order now the red flag warning in place. >>for the entire bay area because the weather service says there could be dry lightning and erratic winds. and this is exactly like last sunday storm that sparked all these fires with dry lightning problems. we got a little bit of rain and now it's even drier and we've got so fight fires going right now it's kind of provide a lot of tender and the flames are already there be whipped up by the wind as you can see here but at least help is on the way. the president has approved. this as a major disaster area so that will free up federal funds to help in the firefight the latest numbers, the lnu complex fire burning in the north bay they

have the biggest handle on that, but it's also been the most destructive it 17% contained at this hour. the scu lightning complex fires in the east bay or 10% contained and in the fires burning along the peninsula, the czu fires. 8% contained this morning. let's start then in the south bay and go to the fires. in santa cruz and san mateo. county area right now reyna harvey is it the santa cruz county command center arena. >>darya one major plea you heard from the fire officials here 2 days are asking everyone to leave the evacuated area, it's very dangerous. we'll show you some video from that area you can see here the firefighters trying to get through the evacuation zone as fire just she's out on either side of them is they're driving now this has been well a challenge for a lot of them we have some unfortunate things happen to our firefighters yesterday they actually robbed while

they were out trying to get a fire out you have someone broke into one of their vehicles stealing their items also you have trees and limbs from the trees falling down one of them falling on top of our first responders vehicles crashing now cracking their vehicle now when i was out there yesterday that a lot of hot spots that steel are popping up. >>we had to get in that area because trees were at risk of falling down on top of us so they're telling people to stay out of the area if they're evacuating you they want you to not come back that we heard from him during their press conference and here's what they had to say about all is important signal. >>one of our our ground commanders in that area. while out taking care of business directing a firefighting crews, somebody entered his vehicle is a part of vehicle and stole personal vehicles include his wallet. great as they could is scams and this parts coming next and so it's starting to trickle in. >>but if you get a call from like pga or someone. he says

hey. i thanks to some things going on whether it's your power whether it's taxes you've got a warrant or anything like that. they they may call you may receive a call like that. it's not legitimate absolutely not legitimate and they're going to ask you to provide them gift cards or put you know transfer money to a certain location. don't do that at all. >>right so the potential of scams popping out now the firefighters told us it is actually against the law to be in these evacuation zones, they also we made a plea to the public they know just how difficult it is for a lot of people who are now in the midst of a pandemic forced to leave their homes so lot. well a lot of them live in this area themselves and have not been to their own homes in days so they're just asking that they can to keep you safe and themselves safe as well and just to stay out of the area at least for now for now reporting here at scotts

valley radar, the kron 4 news. >>alo right, thanks a lot reyna right now the scu complex fires as you can see causing a lot of smoke. throughout santa clara county alameda county cocoa san joaquin more are almost 340,000 acres have burned and the scu lightning complex fires, they are 10% contained. 4 people have been injured and 5 structures have been destroyed but more than 20,000 structures are endangered right now they're in harm's way the by far the largest the biggest the deadliest and most destructive fire is burning in the north bay. so for that let's go live to kron four's dan kerman in sonoma county with the latest on the fire there dan. >>good morning daryn where a mill creek grill you can see the skies are starting to clear a little bit but still very smoky out here. one thing we can tell you this moving in the right direction in far as this lnu complex fire is that

overnight. it only grew about 3% firefighters think that is a step in the right direction. but as you mention lots to worry about we can show you footage from yesterday of some of the firefight helicopters dropping water and such on the western side of the fire that is the walbridge side which is near. the area where we are which is healdsburg this area still is 0% contained. however on the east side which is the hennessy side of the fire which is seen homes that have burned down in such. they're 17% contained they've made some big progress over in various specifically in the hidden valley lakes area that is just north of middletown, so they are constructing fire line over there. also a significant progress and the eastern side of yolo county where the where the hennessey fire is burning again hennessey fire the walbridge fire all part of the lnu complex fire. again big concerns are about those

lightning fires. or causing fires later this evening looking around for 5 or 6 o'clock tonight when they could be here they say that could spark or extend the fires that are already burning so they have lots of concerns about that firefighters at my location staging ready to go out and continue fighting this blaze, which is just over that hillside behind me reporting live in heels for dan kerman kron 4 news. >>all right, thanks a lot. dan things are changing so fast so stay tuned here to the morning show until 10 o'clock this morning then you've got 24 hours a day coverage on kron on that's our mobile app and it's free. you can also go to kron 4 dot com any time to get the very latest john, i know you're trying to keep up with these maps because the weather not only is the weather changing are waiting for those winds to start the dry lightning. but the the winds are already changing the smoke area so fast. yeah i mean this morning waking up to our area we have clear skies for a lot of the bay and that has

changed already very rapidly as a foe is in a blanket of smoke and haze right now and there's a lot of areas close to the coast that were beautiful this morning. >>or smells like campfire yet again so we're already seeing these changes and even more of them are ahead of us. i'm

>>a georgia police officer has gone viral for the tactics he used against a woman on her front porch of body cam

footage shows a and that what happened and then the officer was fired jamie kennedy takes a look. >>the gwinnett county officer in this video became a viral sensation overnight make or his tactics virtual when it county police said i like to terminating the officer from the force after this initial lncident on august 18th supervisors immediately review this body cam video because of the use of force according to police officer michael ochs that was attending a property damage complaint. they are like whatever cause of our proceeded to speak with the night is who was pointed out by the victim when the tussle and arguments began, but it wasn't because of officer walks the use of force at the department terminated him okay in i need to investigate what your heart everyone except for her shut out right now or go to jail we reviewed the body cam video of oscar oxford in the way that he interacted with the people in this

incident. >>and coupled with previous incidents involving officer oxford and behavior issues with him in the past. >>his employment was terminated on august 21st 2 and as far as the charges against the woman who was arrested the person was arrested is still going going to face the charges that she was initially arrested for. >>now as far as the rest goes that was signed off on as far as the use of full said the officer years that was within police policy police i now as far as the conduct. the officers should always be kind considerate and patients with other people and that's not what all of us oxford was in atlanta. jamie kennedy cbs, 46 news. >>a 41 and still ahead newly released recordings of the president's sister saying what she really thinks donald whether holding down the fort, or bouncing back to school, childhood is always in session. so keep feeding us right with sun-maid snacks.

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>>welcome back 8.44 this morning has been. definitely not short of any changes already we're seeing smoke settling back down into the bay after what was some relief from an early early on this morning, conditions already deteriorating at the coast which started off the morning, nice and clear now getting hazy again. so do expect some smoky conditions yet again for sunday ahead of us now and more changes are just around the corner as another system on our doorstep pushing its way right up to the eventually

towards the bay area. this very similar to the lightning sparked wildfires that we had last week this time around a bit of a weaker system not really packing the moisture that the last one did but still likely bringing with it some lightning and that dry lightning mixed with existing fires already definitely not anything that anyone wants to see right now he's the conditions in place as these winds push in from the south we will look at a shift in wind direction from where has been also resulting in a more problems with containing existing fire so erratic winds over the next 24 hours. more dry lightning that means higher fire danger red flag warnings in effect in remaining in effect over the next 24 hours all across the bay area whether you're at the coast or inland. north bexar south they were on the same boat here with a high fire danger really ramping up cloud cover pushes in during the afternoon hours today into the evening tonight futurecast is not really showing much of a

chance of getting any sort of widespread rainfall from this so a dry passage of this system lightning will be even more problematic without the dampening effect of rainfall that at least won't be seen on a widespread scale across the bay area. should we still see the potential of lightning into tomorrow morning as well that diminishes gradually into tuesday, although don't rule it out for tuesday before things do really calm down into wednesday. calm conditions this morning winds pick up this afternoon mostly out of the southwest, this is a shift in wind direction which means that we could see already existing blaze is spreading in a direction that we haven't seen them spread yet in crews have already tried to get on top of that trying containment lines on the north and east sides of these fires, 60's and 70's near the coast 80's right along the bay and then 90's returning for inland areas back to the heat we go. morgan hill, san jose to livermore concord antioch in napa all back to the 90's today and remaining in the 90's

tomorrow, too. best chances of thunderstorms that will be tonight into tomorrow starting to diminish by tuesday after that we look to be dry. but just as hot for the rest of your forecast as of right now spare the air alerts are in effect through wednesday. likely to be extended though with not a lot of relief expected from the haze in this forecast. daria. >>thanks a lot john it's a 47 and ahead of the republican convention, a big blow to president trump from his own sister who says quote you can't trust him. maryanne trump, a well respected retired federal judge says her younger brother is phony self-serving and a liar and she didn't know she was being recorded the washington post got a hold of the tapes. >>it changed his story is a lack of regulation the only. >>i mean i get in place.

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conspiracy theory, but this time it's against his own administration. >>he says the fda is working with the deep state to delay the release of a covid vaccine. polo sandoval has the details. >>president trump on saturday accused the fda of deliberately delaying coronavirus vaccine trials but provided no evidence to back up his 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 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 white house about speed. and politicizing the fda. this was

a very dangerous statement on the part of the president, even for him. >>across the country students are making their way back to college campuses spy safety measures in place universities and at least 15 states have reported coronavirus cases some of which have been theresa gatherings reflux incoming students planning to attend northeastern university in boston, massachusetts this fall only to find another school if they don't agree to follow the university social gathering guidelines. syracuse university in new york has already handed down interim suspensions to 23 students after they gathered on the campus quad wednesday night we cannot go to bars and indoor dining we have to wear masks, we have to do the hard work to do the thing that matters the most which to get our kids through the school year. so i'd like to see people realize that what we do today matters tomorrow, let's put in the work. >>as far as latest numbers in south carolina, the state is nearing 110,000 coronavirus cases in georgia department of

public health reports 95 new covid related deaths on saturday bringing the state's total to over 5,000. >>in florida state's covid-19 cases are nearing 600,000. good news in new jersey, the state is seeing its lowest number of coronavirus related hospitalizations since march 24th, the governor tweeted saturday the problem is when we see some states make some gains we see other states become hot spots so even really badly affected states like arizona south carolina likely seen a decline in deaths but at the same time minnesota's starting see an increase and also worried about the midwest in general becoming the next hot spot for covid-19. >>now as polo sandoval reporting and you can stay up to date with kron 4 kron 4 dot com and chron on. >>our free mobile app. >>a lot to keep you up to date on a sunday morning as we're waiting for may be dry lightning and the winds are

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>>getting close to 09:00am now as you're waking up this sunday morning temperatures right now are comfortable here in the 60's as you are stepping outside. welcome to buy another dose of haze we were actually pretty clear earlier this morning but for early risers you're waking up

to some smoky conditions all across the bay area weather at the coast or further inland. today's daytime highs later on we'll be in the 60's and 70's near the coast 70's and 80's right along the bay and 90's returning inland. we will see some dry lightning likely tonight into tomorrow morning so calm conditions for most of the early day. then things take a bit of a turn later on san jose back to 90 degrees today while oakland and san francisco remaining in the 70's. daria. >>thanks a lot john it's a 55 and still ahead in the next hour more weather and news said that whether as john said affecting the news look at this we're worried about more fires and you can already see all of the fires burning. around the bay area and we are tracking them their effect on the bad air quality that we're seeing. >>drift back into your neighborhood today and what could happen tonight that's what racing for.

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>>real slow news stations. >>good morning and thanks for spending part of your sunday with me i'm darya folsom and i've got some bad news and that is the red flag warning that's in place throughout the entire bay area this as you've probably noticed though maybe earlier this morning is that the smoke was pretty good wasn't spell in that bad in your house and now. the smoke, the wind has changed in the smoke is heavy all around the bay and there's a risk that more of these fires could flare with dry lightning expected the wind changes could be very bad for the bay area with the fires that are already burning and the president has declared. >>this a major disaster and that will help free up federal funds the governor wanted that extra money and declaration to help the bay area fight all of

these fires that are burning right now let's give you an update on the progress made so far a little bit of good news and that is that the big fires in the north bay the lnu complex fires. 17% contained so they are making progress. the scu lightning complex fires in the east bay 10% contained and the czu lightning complex fires. those burning in the on the peninsula, south bay santa cruz, 8% contained this morning. so we're going to give you an update on all of the fires as things stand right now let's start in the south bay with the czu lightning complex fires in santa cruz and san mateo counties 71,000 acres have burned 60,000 people have had to evacuate you can see some of them have no homes to come back to 2 people have suffered minor injuries, a 129 structures that includes a home that you see there are many others have burned to the ground. more than 1300 fire personnel are there right now battling that blaze, let's zoom in on the area with a map to show you aware it is scotts valley santa cruz, very rugged

terrain making it difficult to fight the fire. let's go live now to the command center in santa cruz county with reyna harvey arena. >>and good morning daryn we could see the national guard making their way into this fire zone. they're waiting to hear on that now we have national guardsmen being train. for when they come and they are confronted with that fire not gain them more containment on the fire like you mentioned what the major threat is the weather it's already starting to warm up out here now yesterday you could see overnight the fire flaring up yet again in certain spots you see as a result of that even more people lost homes out here, we know that they've at least over a 100 homes and they anticipate once they get a chance to get up there and really get a kick out everything that was damaged they're going to see more of that now another concern that the firefighters out or the

number of people who continue to come into the area. take a listen. the beaches are closed in half moon bay. >>we're pretty disappointed that we saw so many people still traveling to the coast and going to the beaches, yesterday's. we really need to rally together right now the area you never know when this is going to be your town your city and your homes. and if we can support each other now will build a better and stronger the area when you might need it most so please don't come to the beaches right now any other time might be better. but right now we need your help do not come to the coast. >>right ok so that is the message right now because as smoky as it is daria and i wasn't there. in the mountain area to see a lot of this fire and it's dangerous it's very dangerous seal driving. do these areas so if you are trying for any reason to come

up here. >>and you want to check on your home they're saying they're trying their best to get information together to get out to people they don't want to give people false information so they're asking that you just give them an opportunity to first responders to be able to go into these neighborhoods security areas get the information and then they'll be sharing it with city officials and let people know about their properties as soon as they can for now reporting here in scott valley reyna harvey kron 4 news all right, thanks a lot of let's take a look at the sea aside the s e u. >>complex of fires and the damage done there in santa clara county alameda contra costa county san joaquin county. you can see 340,000 acres have burned. there's only 10% containment at this hour and for people have been injured in the firefight 5 structures have been destroyed but 20,000 plus are threatened at this hour. and as you can see here also now we're taking

a look at a map where the lnu lightning complex fires are burning this is in the north bay. in the area of healdsburg santa rosa and napa vacaville the mall has been does is devastated by fire. 5 people have died in the fires 4 people have been injured fighting the fires and a 145 homes and other structures have been destroyed plus 230 plus have been damage currently as you are 30,000 homes that are threatened by the fires to in in the north right now that's what we're very concerned about because these have been the deadliest and most destructive fires thus far in the bay area so let's go live kron four's dan kerman in the north and sonoma county with an update this morning. dan. >>well good morning daria where in healdsburg which is the walbridge fire that's the one that is on the west side of the l a new fire we can tell you that at least as far as the wall bridge is concerned still 0% contained but cooler temperatures did

keep things at bay overnight that that is helpful lower winds overnight also helpful we can show you some footage of some of the firefight aircraft were unable to get up for some time due to the low cloud layer but eventually that burned off and they were able to get to work. as i said about 51,000 acres on the west side of this fire which is the walbridge fire on the east side. the hennessey fire also been very destructive taking out homes that they have as they have on this side but they did make some significant progress overnight there where they worked on the hidden valley lakes area that's north of middleton that's where it's burning on the east side and they made some significant progress there we should also tell you that this combined fire of the l a new fire here and lack of a lake and napa and sonoma county only grow about 3% overnight firefighters say that is significant they're hoping to have another successful day to day and another successful overnight but a lot of that is dependent on the weather. as

you know about 4, 5, 6 o'clock tonight. we're expecting some of those dry lightning strikes to come that's what kicked this whole thing off they're worried that that can start new fires and also expand fires that are already burning so we'll just have to wait and see how that goes that's the latest live here in healdsburg dan kerman kron 4 news, thanks a lot dan and still looks pretty still out there, but we are waiting for the winds. >>and they could be coming from various directions. that's going to be a danger in the fire fight to stay tuned to kron 4 also go to kron 4 dot com and rely on kron on our mobile app. >>for the very latest we'll be >>for the very latest we'll be back with more in just kids. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included.

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developing story this morning another soldier's gone missing from fort hood texas, it's been one week since the elder fernandez was last seen and while family and friends are eager to find him. they're also worried. jack allen has more. >>across colleen the search for missing fort hood soldier elder fernandes continues. fernandez was last seen monday night when his staff sergeant dropped him off and his clean apartment after he was discharged from the hospital. >>i want to find him so badly. but in the same time i don't want to find him dead in the birds texas equusearch the same group who helped uncover the remains of vanessa ghee and returned to clean to begin anew search. they say they have few leads on where he may % be it's important for us find out what we can let your

>>that search expanded to include the neighborhood where fernandez was last seen so far they say there's no sign of the missing soldier just survey this area around here this is an area that needs to says with that across town several of hernandez's friends rallied together to form a search crew of their own. >>they posted flyers on light poles all along the interstate near ws young road. they say fernandez frequented that part of town and added that if you are hiding. he would need to be near places where he could eat ivory to shade anybody that does anything to help me find algeria. >>even is just she had the face bill still has the search crews continue looking for the missing soldier his mother says. >>she is not given up hope they give me a whole. >>if and it is night. yeah,

he's bodies night here that mean he's to life some way. we begin our keeps a tune of around. the all areas around here and we're gonna find him somewhere in texas equusearch says once they finished searching the area around water crest road they may disband until new information is released. >>they say they will use whatever resources they have to make sure fernandes is found safe. >>now jack allen reporting the army has announced just lay specialist vanessa aggie and that sergeant hernandez was a victim of assault. >>and now is 9.11 and and as we head to the break still ahead we're going to talk about the air quality in the bay area which throughout the morning has been getting worse, even though the fires are getting a little bit better. we'll tell you about the latest containment efforts and more on the risks that we face going into what could be windy weather and dry lightning.

>>governor newsome stopped by world central kitchen in vacaville yesterday morning as for a group of chefs and volunteers are preparing and packaging food for firefighters. >>and first responders and evacuees of the wildfires and reminding everybody who's working so hard the community cares. >>right now want to get a look at the forecast his dad is a a

big part of covering these wildfires we are expecting dry lightning and it's almost the exact same storm has sparked all these full of blazes last sunday. there's just one difference and it's not good at least that one had some rain yeah, this one looks even drier daria so you're exactly right very similar systems here. >>i think everyone woke up sunday morning last week surprise well that rain and lightning is just not something you see a lot in the bay area. then of course because of it we had those the fires that have popped up throughout the week, especially early this past week. now we see the potential all over again the sunday into monday. this morning it has been a hazy out there. we started the morning with actually some pretty clear conditions but smoke is just subtle the right back down into the bay as the sun is beginning to come out so air quality is continuing to deteriorate likely seeing some of these areas that are under moderate soon to become if not already becoming on the port side of things all the way out to the coastline now as far as stormtracker four's concerned

we may be pretty calm at the moment, but this is what we've got heading our direction very similar to last week another system working its way up from the south this one looks to be a little less intense, but a little on the drier side to which is not the best of news at least when you get rain helps to dampen all the dry tinder the grasses and bushes that have dried out during summer months. this one not likely to bring that punch of rainfall like we saw last week at least as much of it and that's dry lightning is sparking the potential of wildfires yet again some new lightning sparked fires possible so from coast to inland areas north to south across the bay were all under this potential and that's red flag warnings are back in effbct cloud cover increases this afternoon and into the evening tonight, not really looking at much of a potential at least in future cast. and a lot of widespread rainfall here, thunderstorms are likely to be accompanied by dry lightning and us we will be looking at that high fire danger. also a shift in wind direction here too winds have

mostly been out of the northwest and we're already seeing winds shifting direction now mostly out of the southwest. so wildfire growth is likely to be on different fronts of the fire and i know that fire crews have already tried to draw lines, especially on the north and east sides of the existing blazes as winds do start to rise into the afternoon out of the southwest on like they have been the past few days. temperatures today will rise into the 90's yet again for antioch livermore concord back to the 90's and san jose morgan hill and napa well 80's 70's along the bay 60's 70's near the coastline. temperatures as we work our way through the rest of the forecast are going to remain just as hot for most areas. we will see the best chance of thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow, lingering into tuesday, although that potential begins to diminish. wednesday will be our last day at least as of right now of spare the air alerts but i'm expecting to see those extended as hayes is likely to linger through the upcoming week. daria.

>>thanks a lot john back to the breaking news such as the fires and one of the communities hardest hit various a highlands in napa county. there was huge loss there because of the complex fires, dozens of homes were leveled kron four's political takes a closer look. >>the once pleasant ride along steel canyon road in napa county is burned out scorched earth and holdout structures lake berryessa now surrounded by blackened hillsides leading into the various the highlands community held prisoner by the l a new lightning complex fires. >>a pending lives by tearing down so you doing now. local business owner marty rod and lives are headwinds drive the street ravaged by flames that ripped through it had 5 employees lose their homes of the street so it's been tragic tragic tragic day marty and some of his neighbors with homes that survived returning to the neighborhood to keep the grass wet if the fire returns and clearing out any

debris that could fuel flames some time that my house. thank god, it here carlson weigh a prime example of how unpredictable these wildfires can be most of this cul de sac. >>is still standing the home spared except for 3 of them. destroyed a bunch of the community state or should we say pretty much. >>everybody's house. we couldn't some burned. appear they just didn't have no support for help. >>firefighters walked the streets assessing the damage. cal fire says it expects the l a new fires to continue to grow spot fires are popping up in the burn zone and air attack resources are thin at boyd stan lives nearby in the pell valley but stopped by a friend's house on carlson way to power up their generator, this keep their fridges freezers and fridge raiders going because eventually life will have to go on now was some back yeah now you know get a break. and right now

that's about all you can do. in napa county phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>and with another round of dry lightning possible the people in the berkeley hills are concerned to live there there you have to be prepared to leave just in case. the fire battalion chief there bill keough says that these are cautionary steps at this point that the community should ce take and the department he says is increasing their staffing and station crews in the hills to get a jump on things if a fire should spark. >>it's unprecedented. the weather behavior that we're having and to have a second event coming. a week later is concerning be aware keep your eyes if you see something significant or you see a strike that hits the ground you see fire that's up on the hill call us immediately. >>he says the resources are

thinly stretched right now and they're hoping that they can get some extra man power and the fact that they have everybody station right now. precautionary and ready for action that that will help save lives and structures. >>and they're also battling wildfires in arizona. take a look at aerial footage that we have from a jogger a spending hours on his own trying to contain a portion of the fire. >>kim powell takes a look. >>no this isn't an action but on top of professional golfer and ultra marathon runner trevor murphy can add rookie firefighter to his resume. i don't know what kicked in like i was wanted to put it out trevor woke up before the sun to his usual trail run and 2 miles in he could see the flames off in the distance and eventually he was right upon it. he felt he had a good opportunity to stop it from jumping the trail. my feet were the most north really part of my body that i had i

just basically was scraping. all the dry brush to get down to the desert. so the fire can cross so trying to make it kind of as wide as i could he says he even called the fire department who already knew about the fire which started during thursday night's monsoon i had no no clue at all. yeah, so >>otherwise i want to warn different different clothes to go find a bride brought a shovel for 2 hours the trail runner stopped on the blaze and try other tactics to stop it from spreading across the trail. i have my you some rocks which ed what a little stop burning and he believes he may have saved at least 100 yards of fire from spreading. >>though he may need some new running shoes, you know just stuff started. >>kind of melting off like the top of this and of the souls are kind of birth through the bottom bottom of my feet were. >>a pretty hot all in a hard

day's work. but don't try this at home or outside i synch my >>my water was warm i broke my phone. and i got a parking ticket too. >>driver says. it was all work that's a positive thing right if we can all do our part and help each other and. >>yes. >>for the greater good. >>that is the new image of utility right, you know you see the pictures of a lone guy with a with a hose. watering down his house against a huge fire. and here he was using rocks and his feet and he actually helped to save the day and make things a little better rather than worse. >>9.23 is the time right now and still ahead a rare saturday session on capitol hill house members approve numerous measures but we're going to tell you why they're goi in

national news house democrats along with more than 2 dozen republicans passed a bill to protect the u.s. postal service, but. >>it's going to hit a roadblock. britt conway has why from washington. >>the bill is passed. >>a surprise saturday session but the vote came as no surprise representative carolyn maloney is delivering for america act now heads to the senate i introduced my bill to fund the post office and to stop the disastrous changes postmaster general dejoy put in place changes.

democrats blame for delayed mail delivery, pointing to new internal usps documents showing postal service declined and delays since the beginning of july his policies of slow down the mail 10%. but the real sticking point for republicans on this bill was less about operational changes and more about the money. house republicans say the post office doesn't need an extra 25 billion dollars. but if they do get it i think my colleagues on both side of the aisle need assurances that will it will be spent where americans need it most. >>the prioritization of medical deliveries in ballots for this election. >>but house speaker nancy pelosi says the u.s. p s board of governors said they did need the money and they unanimously recommended the 25 billion dollars that is contained in this bill either way president trump has already made it clear he's not on board calling the bill a hoax by the democrats and in a

memo from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell shortly after the vote. he said the senate won't even consider a quote piecemeal postal bill without a dime to help struggling families and neither will the president britt conway kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news newly released recordings of the president's sister saying what she really thinks of 9.30 in the breaking news

this morning other wildfires and the red flag warning for the bay area as you can see here and paint the entire bay area. >>is under a warning because of more dry lightning expected today and erratic winds and that could be bad news for the firefighters were up against so many fires burning all around the bay this morning. there is help on the way though the president has approved the governor's request for a major disaster declaration and that will free up funds to help with the firefight going on right now let's see how that's going the lnu complex fire which is in the north bay that 17% contained right now. the scu fires in the east bay or 10% contained and the czu lightning fires along the peninsula. those are 8% contained right now. let's take a closer look at those fires that are burning in the santa cruz and san mateo county area and you can see the damage done this is just some. the flames smoke fire

fight and damaged on 71,000 acres have burned more than 60,000 people have had to flee their homes to people suffered minor injuries. so far a 129 homes and other structures have been destroyed and there are 24,000 homes still threatened right now 1300 fire personnel are battling. the flames there. and this is where it is scotts valley and santa cruz, those are the areas that are very inaccessible they're very difficult to get to its rugged terrain. so they're up against that plus you know there is the matter of time as we're waiting for the winds to whip up in various directions and the lightning to spark and that could spark more fires also in santa clara alameda contra costa and san joaquin counties. they're they're the scu complex fires have burned. more than almost 340,000 acres and those are 10% contained. these fires have injured 4

people and 20,000 plus structures are threatened by those fires. then there's the fire burning in marine county and they're holding a briefing on that right now at let's get the latest update on the woodwork fire rocked bridge between sir francis trade in the mccurdy >>it looks like we have about 6 of us 1620 structures that are still threatening we are we do have a new structure team that is here as part of the incident management team that will be assisting in evaluating those numbers and also looking at in gress egress in and out of the area so that if we do have to issue evacuation we want at the best knowledge to us to be able to move forward with that in the most productive manner possible i would now like to introduce scott shoots scott schuster skews me who is the new one of the new incident commanders from the northern rockies incident management team ice caps. >>check.

>>good morning, first i want to we're excited to be here at poynter as so sure i'm looking forward to working with you the community and all that it sees they're involved in this fire. the national park service. warren county sheriff's and fire departments. lena's fire department and working together to work together you folks as we managed incidents. as has been said where a type one it's a measure team from the northern rockies so with that we come with. significantly large number of folks to help manage the fire. with lots of experience managing large fire all over the country and in fact this team's been in california. all 4 or 5 times over the past 10 years so not exactly this exact spot, but we do have experience stars here so he's one of first also say thank you to bernard and the type 3

team he's done an excellent job getting started in. manning's incident for the past several days we spent all day with his folks getting tune in to what's going and being ready to tag in and take up where he left off. so i do do much want to mention that our team has a small covid taskforce that will be working with cattle on re takes a very seriously. we know how how far has been affected by covid so we'll continue. to do the things that that hard and put in place to mitigate covid and look for additional opportunities do more work there to make sure we keep the community safe. and our first responders states as well. so without want to do is click operational briefing on what's going on today. we on. which you spent a lot of time on really should flying in in the

old isn't fire. riza the seal to 15 water scoopers to keep some of the spots and check that we're trying to go north of that ridge line we're continuing to work on reopening old was a line from there as well so that's going continue today that has been cause it's a little bit of problems as that for tries to move north. the folks yesterday did excellent job keep that in check so we're going to work on that are also prepping the limit or road to the north and east in looking for opportunities to to find a spot to take up the fire there and then on the southern and we are going direct right off the coastline, there as best we can and then also looking at the bear valley trail as as a backup plan so we'll continue to assess that get resources in place to do that right mention the structure protection group we do have so special son they're a nuisance over engine is reassessing the inverness park area today. so you may see the folks if you live up there are folks running around up there assessing the structures and and getting a plan in place. yes and when. we need to do

also our team has folks who do recall long-term planning. so they'll be looking at plans b and c out here for unsuccessful the fire moves norse. north or east as well so we'll have those backup plans in place too. sort of for the future if we need those so that i want to say. thanks again for welcoming us to a community and we look forward to working with the the we will continue to have 9.30. briefings the 9th or in the morning briefings like we have will continue that schedule just has it as it's been. we can see where it will be up the national website will have information on a wood were fired as well. so that. thanks to turn over to start. morning thank you know, i think i think scott thank the entire team.

>>our folks have been out here since tuesday when this fire started so. it's a very welcoming feeling having them all here, they're doing a fantastic job all of our resources are right working right alongside him for local knowledge and we're we're fully embedded us a co-operative effort and remains so you know the challenge of course this weather change we have over the weekend. we'll see what that brings an initial so new fires remain a priority for us here in the county and keeping all fire small there's over a million acres burning in california right now. the largest i think in history resources are thin across the western united states. so we'll continue to work to prioritize where we put limited resources and keep the good work going. we understand this is stressful for all of you the and we are fully to putting this darned thing out and moving on in this team's making that happen so thank you all for your patience.

thanks so scott and she farber said we continue to put both direct and indirect line around this we're sensitive the community it be. >>there will be a transition time as we move to the new federal incident management team with how information is shared where that there will be a shift because this new fashion as a management team is coming in with information is shared it will be shared still on some of the same platforms but some of those may be changing and that will be information that we put out to the public this multiple times before that transition happens. >>i'd also like to remind residents and our viewers that there is a red flag warning in effect through 05:00pm tomorrow and with that is the chance for thunderstorm winds lightning which i know is not

a welcome feeling over be assured that we do have a significant amount of resources both on the woodward incident and also throughout the county should we have a new start and my chief weber said the new starts are a priority in the county and we have staffing to handle that with that that will conclude the press conference for today and i look at our social media platforms but for a county fire point reyes national seashore and the marin county sheriff's office twitter facebook and if you're a local resident on next storm will keep pushing out information hopefully give you more up to date information throughout the day. and we look forward to seeing you tomorrow, same time same place for another press preaching. thank you so much of the day all right so that was the update on the woodward fire that's the one burning in marion county so far now it's grown to 2,700 acres. >>5% contained and they're telling everybody stay away from that area a lot of people like to hike in that area point reyes national seashore go to the beach do not do that

they don't want anybody in harm's way as they continue to battle that fire and that as you know one of many fires burning all around the bay. i think we do have an update for you as well on the lnu complex fire. so let's take a look at some video from the scene there. this is the one in the north of l and you sorry, this is the one that has killed 5 people 4 people are injured and so many structures destroyed so many homes are gone. 845 structures burned to the ground 230 to 31 damage. you can see some of that in the video that we have well over 340,000 acres have burned this one at least it's 17% contain. but you can see how many areas are affected by this healdsburg santa rosa and napa vacaville. this is a wide area and we are looking at changes in the weather that or not to the firefighters favor and that is the winds that are going to be a radical that spread these flames and also more flames could be sparked by dry lightning is john has

been telling us that something that we are waiting for we're all under a weather watch for that john. >>yeah, absolutely that potential really kicking up tonight on into tomorrow and that is also going to result in some smoke being spread around the bay area already seeing impacts more so than likely when you got up this morning, a smoke settles right into the bay, i've got updates on the latest system that could spark more fires wh if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back,

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talk about these next 24 hours as we see the potential of some dry lightning returning across the bay area. we do have a haze this morning after what was clear skies earlier on conditions have become a lot less clear gradually so far as smoke has settled right back into the bay san francisco here but really the rest of the bay area looking pretty similar. right now we're nice and calm. but later on in the day. this system working its way our direction is going to be bringing us the potential of dry lightning strikes as well as a change in wind direction in summer attic winds that means existing fires could show spread in a different direction and make the containment and even harder process for firefighters, this low pressure area right here sitting offshore steering its way up or direction very similar to what happened last week you remember sunday and monday all the lightning and thunder storms we saw this system does look to be packing less of a punch but as it is a bit drier, any sort of dry lightning that we do see could result rapidly spreading fire

and that is why we are under red flag warnings yet again from coastal areas to our inland areas north to south across the bay area on into tomorrow. timing of all this cloud cover really increases into the late afternoon today that's what our thunder storm potential kicks back up into gear, cloud cover remains with us through the evening as does that potential of dry lightning through your sunday night into monday morning. after that will still hold on to thunderstorm potential into tuesday, but it starts to diminish after midday tomorrow, so tonight into tomorrow morning is the greatest threat as far as wildfires go and dry lightning is concerned we're still fairly calm right now but we've already seen a shift in wind direction. winds have been primarily out of the north northwest but now out of the southwest and that will continue into the afternoon as wind speeds kick up as the system makes its way into the area. wind speeds remaining breezy through the evening tonight, not good news for wildfires should help to at least push smoke out of some areas of the bay but likely

into other areas not going to be helping us all winds do come down into tomorrow. today's daytime highs in the 90's for inland areas yet again this is familiar territory. concord in livermore 95 each antioch 96 morgan hill and napa also in the 90's. san jose at 90 degrees. 70's and 80's along the bay with a few 60's nears the coastline. now tomorrow's temperatures won't change much despite the fact that we do have likely thunderstorms to start the day that will come along with some cloud cover after that the spare the air alerts continue on into wednesday after which point we are likely to see them extended as hasan heat remains for the rest of the forecast. daria thanks john just before the republican convention, a big blow to president trump from his own sister who says quote. >>you can trust him. maryanne trump, a well respected retired federal judge says that are younger brother phony self-serving liar. she didn't know she was being recorded and the washington post got a

hold of the tapes. >>it changed his story is a lack of regulation the only. >>donald south of downtown >>and when he said he started to look at what i don't see >>maryanne trump is 83 now and actually says says what she did for donald was she said that she did his homework and he and a friend paid a friend to take the s a t these off the cuff remarks about her

younger brother were recorded by the trump's niece mary who wrote a tell all book about the president and she released the tapes to the washington post president trump didn't seem shocked and didn't get defensive. he simply said quote every day it's something else who cares. i miss my brother and i'll continue to work hard for the american people. >>both president trump and joe biden have touted how tough they would be on china. >>if they were to win an election and for china rather see when the white house though selena wong takes a look at that. >>president donald trump and joe biden are competing to be the tougher candidate on china we've got to make it clear they must play by the rules thank you very very china would love us. >>to have an election with donald trump losses we be joe biden. >>when trump took office he first thing, she's praises dining together at mar-a-lago on meeting each other's families and now relations between the u.s. and china

have spiraled to their lowest point in decades has reached a tariff war is sanction chinese officials banned chinese technology companies, including national champion flowing. he regularly blames china for the coronavirus pandemic has angered it for supporting taiwan in says if biden wins pain that i know will own the u.s. and americans will have to learn to speak chinese campaign to which president would china prefer. >>experts say the leadership is split on one hand some view trump as weakening america's alliances and international reputation. china's propaganda has cited trump's response to the pandemic to raise doubts about us global leadership. that helps china giving it a window to become more assertive. >>he will have a multilateral approach to china and those people are fearful of a biden presidency. on the one hand us intelligence cites trump's unpredictability as a reason why china would prefer biden trump has often changed his mind going from threats to

claiming he and she'd love each other. >>experts say that unpredictability increases the risk of military escalation as tensions between the 2 countries rise in the south china sea. chinese state media have called biden smoother to deal with creating room to cooperate on broader issues like climate change and nuclear nonproliferation. >>i did miss station. most likely have the polls is this what i call an addition process because it's not in the u.s. funded interest to demolish the most important relationship in the world. >>in the u.s. opposition to china is one of the few areas doubled parties agree on. trump or biden china has prepared itself for rising u.s. china tensions. selena weighing cnn hong kong and the republican national convention kicks off tomorrow president trump is expected to speak every night which goes against what would normally be him on the last night as joe biden did of the convention, but

this is supposed to be a convention where we will hear from the president. every night in some fashion. meantime the president is pushing another unfounded conspiracy theory this time he's attacking his own administration though and throwing them into question without any evidence he says the fda is working with what he called deep state. >>to delay the release of a covid vaccine until after the election. house speaker nancy pelosi has strong words for the president about undermined the trust. >>the food and drug administration fda. has a responsibility to approved abs. what they're judging on their safety and their efficacy. by a declaration from the white house about speed. and politicizing the fda. this was a very dangerous statement on the part of the president, even for him. >>all of the researchers have been working as fast as they can in fact 3 us vaccines or

and phase 3 trials now. and as you may have heard russia already said they have a vaccine and that it's ready for widespread use in fact they had started getting people to the shots last week even though they don't go through the same types of rigorous trials that we do in this country. it's 9.53 and we'll be back with more in just a few minutes coming up more weather and. >>we'll take a look at the smoke and where it's drifting around the bay area right now it's gotten worse. if you got up earlier this morning is ah well, maybe it won't be so bad, but san francisco everywhere is beginning to everywhere is beginning to smell very smoky, we' lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included.

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>>now with the kron 4 morning news, but they never stop on kron on theresa has a preview of what they're working on right now theresa heidari we've got calfire news conference that's coming up at 11 o'clock we'll get the very latest information about how the fires are progressing at the l and you fire as well as down there in the carmel valley as well as the santa clara county and santa cruz county and we've got some video that we're trying to get about drone video that goes around. big sur and all of the the national forest down there we can see the devastation that happened down there and it's incredibly profound that and much more as far as the we'll have the weather update with that big storm coming what you should be prepared for that much more download the app back to you, thanks a

lot to resale we are waiting winds that are going to be could whip up the fires and that wouldn't be good. >>plus dry lightning is expected no rain but lightning and still warm temperatures. this is all bad for the firefighters that are working on those fires and it could be even worse if more fires are sparked this is the same kind of situation we saw last sunday. i said for that storm had some rain with that this just goes to be dry lightning and winds to stay tuned for more go to kron 4 dot com for the latest series. for the sweaty faces...

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