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area of deer park road to crystal springs to north fork crystal springs are all being told to leave right now. evacuations are under way as we speak. so far this vegetation fire is 20 acres but has a dangerous rate of spread. we'll be closely monitoring all of this, this morning and bringing you updates as soon as we get them. so please, follow your nixel alerts if you're in the area and be on standby because there is a mandatory evacuations under way for a vegetation fire in napa county in the calistoga/st. helena area surrounded by several wineries, if you're familiar with the area. >>> because of the fire danger we're deekeeping an eye on pg&e outage map as it planned power safety shutoffs never night. parts of the north bay could lose power any time after 4:00 p.m. today. customers in napa, sonoma and lake counties could be affected. the power would remain off until weather conditions deem it safe to reenergize lines. they will have crews and helicopters waiting for the all clear. >> unless we have that all clear, we immediately then begin to patrol and to restore our electric s

she lives on crystal springs road in st. helena. firefighters have been using her pool to help fight this fire. she was giving us an update earlier. we're following this breaking news this morning, the wildfire burning in the north bay, now at 50 acres we're told. in the last half hour we spoke with the st. helena resident who said she could see flames a few miles away. a frightening situation for her and she described how she feels numb to it, this is just part of their yearly routine so she was able to speak with us about what that's been like and how she woke up to the news she needed to evacuate. take a listen. >> i have a neighbor that lives further down the road and woken by her neighbor and she could see the flames but she doesn't have the view that i have, that was at 3:00 a.m. and i almost didn't pick up the phone. i'm so glad i did. i darted out the door, and i saw the very beginning of the fire start, and it's escalated probably ten times or more. it's already going up on the eastern hillside. wasn't there before. i've he

of those folks crystal springs and north fork crystal springs road a lot of those folks are who reynahas been talking to this morning a lot of them saying you know they really did see the fire coming close to their homes or going continue to bring you those stories from evacuees as well as we continue to follow the last fire incident burning up there in napa county we have some developing news to bring you this morning out of the east bay we're now learning the names of 2 people who were killed yesterday morning when a fire broke out in their home in fremont family members have confirmed the deaths of 43 year-old fed-up al-maliki and her 15 year-old son mohammad this happened just before 02:00am yesterday on sarah place on the lead he was vice president of the national council on severe autism she was also a commissioner on the city of fremont human relations commission. so definitely very much involved in her community the cause of the fire at their home is under investigation fire officials say 2 other people were inside at the time an adult and a child they were taken to the hospit

people like jan who liven crystal springs road, correct? >> correct. >> reporter: it's been a very stressful morning, i know. please tell me what happened. >> we woke up in the middle of the night. there were flames. we could see flames. we ran to the car. i was in my underwear. there was a car on fire blocking the access out. we opened the car door. our dogs fled. we were screaming for help. the fire department had to cut through a fence and we -- i still haven't -- i still haven't found my dog. we left with nothing. i mean, just literally with nothing. we're so lucky to be alive. g, could you describe the it?is >> it's her birthday, she's 11 years old with a pretty silver face. if you find her, i don't have a phone, i don't have anything, her tag has my number on it. >> reporter: you said you don't even have your cellphone, you had to leave so fast. >> i have nothing, i left in my underwear, barefoot. nothing. >> reporter: all right. jan, thank you so much. we will keep an eye out for the dog, of course. just stand by, we have more inform

var took centre stage as crystal palace beat southampton this afternoon. positives of the technology, rather than the rows. rhia chohan watched this one. crystal palace needed to reinstate some pride, given their perform at the end of season. eyes were on some of the key players. they found an early lead, the 50th league goal of this player's career. the second half almost became disastrous for the saints. an instant read for one player. a new season and the new way of doing things. the ref changed his mind on what was a reckless challenge rather than foul play. the decision made swiftly at the monitor would have had a thumbs up from most. the officials continue to be tested. this attempt to extend palace‘s lead was ruled offside, a very tight one. the ivory coast international was determined for a second. a mist he would have come to have this in. not only a wind for crystal palace but ba are wishing to get things right —— a wind. ——win. in scotland, rangers have set a new all—time league record of seven successive clean sheets from the start of a season.

evacuation orders are for all of crystal springs road. the area of silverado trail, deer park road and left knee. choppers should be watching. seeing very reports of how big this fire is. last official update was 20 acres. you can see it has grown much faster and larger than that at this point. it is 0% contained. it continues the westward expansion as the other ones continue to move. we will be monitoring this. stay with us for the latest. >>> it was a wind spell of epic proportions. they said violation of federal laws. a 100 gallon storage tank burst open. nf weinfeld 40,000 cases. it's pulled into a drainage ditch which feeds and the creek and a drain into the russian river. that one reached the river. the sheriff's helicopter caught red streaks on vehicle several miles downstream. they lost $14 million with the wine. the winery damaged the creek to stop as well. they said they don't believe it violated federal law because it was a tank storage failure. >>> trash picking was not very big. shimming tells us it's a reminder that hope beg

you are all beating yourselves up for not listening to crystal's warning. it sieounds to me that you haveo be a mind reader to know she was really concerned. the years started to pass and they thought a lot about

climate change here's what president trump had to say on his plan to protect the environment i want crystal clean water and air i want beautiful clean air we have now the lowest carbon if you look at our numbers right now we are doing phenomenally. doing phenomenally well does the u.s. have the lowest carbon emissions in the world yasha this claim by president is at least misleading 1st of all the trumpet administration isn't exactly known for

>>crystal clear white house trade adviser, peter navarro says president trump's number one priority is continuing protections for those with preexisting conditions when i asked navarro here at the white house how the administration plans to protect people with preexisting conditions without the safeguards of the a he told i'm going let the president talk about that today but it's an ironclad. >>from american people will be protected they were able to terminate the individual mandate, but kept the provision protecting patients with preexisting conditions democratic house speaker nancy pelosi says protections for preexisting conditions. >>will be erased under president trump say goodbye to the benefit. >>pelosi says he plans to push through his supreme court nominee to overturn the affordable care act just goes on and on about what will be the supreme court is scheduled to hear see a case the week after the election about whether the law is constitutional. reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the east bay county will not file charges against

different from europe they're all different from each other the question is how do you get along crystal bolding in los angeles the wood hypocritical was just used there when great powers use their democracy and their diplomacy to further their own ends often it can be quite brutal in the case of britain during colonialization where they actually just used violence to get their own way america now uses its soft power to try to get his own way but isn't afraid of invading a country should its desire is not be met so what do you think is a hypocritical. well i think there's a very key differences being overlooked here and that is we recognize those those issues of colonialism that took place as wrong and china is does not accept any of those those acts as wrong that is why we see what is taking place in chin john as dispensable agent that is why we see what is taking place in hong kong as defensible they are arguing that this is correct and everyone should just accept this is why beijing is is threatening to invade taiwan and everyone should just accept. the there is a very cheap differenc

well it does mean that it's not going to be quite as crystal clear as we have been the past couple of days, but air quality is still good for the vast majority of us so still get out there and enjoy what will be a really nice friday ahead. light winds for the most part across the bay winds will pick up generally into the later part of your friday, so do watch out for some breezy conditions later on 60's for your current temperatures with oakland at 66 san jose and hayward right there too. while conquered at 65 san francisco and berkeley. each in the low 60's at 62. later today, look forward to 70's for your peak temperatures for the vast majority of us. it is about to be a beautiful afternoon in a really comfortable one too to welcome in the weekend. robin okay i can't use the 4 air quality as an excuse not to work out thank you go for high yeah go for a little walk to that will be nice. >>all right, let's check in on the traffic more folks are packing up rolling out heading to work and coming into san francisco. so it's definitely picking up at the bay bridge toll plaza, everybody is

it is currently i—0 it is currently 1—0 to crystal palace.t ham travel to arsenal. in the scottish premiership, celtic have moved top after beating livingston, sending them to the bottom of the table in the process. they won 3—2 after a frenetic second half. elsewhere, dundee united ended a run of three defeats to beat st mirren 2—i. ross county picked up their first win in six premiership games, and kilmarnock beat hamilton 2—i. fans returned to a competitive league match in england for the first time in six months, with eight efl clubs allowing spectators to enter their stadiums as part of a government pilot scheme. perhaps a very different experience to what we're used to, as our reporter, joe lynskey, found out. football just like the footballjust like the country, is trying to strike the right balance right now stop blackpool against swindon town was one of seven english football league fixtures that went ahead today with crowds, up that went ahead today with crowds, up to 1000 supporters were allowed inside bloomfield road here today as

it is crystal clear to me what president trump was calling for last night, and i think it is crystal clear to the proud boys what he was asking for. and that was for continued pressure, continued violence against what he is calling the threat of the left. in reality, there is no threat from the left because if we look historically, over the last 25 years and the n number you quot, far-right extremists are responsible for nearly 100% of the violence, 100% of the deaths, and 100% of the fear and rhetoric and propagaganda that s inducing this typepe of violenc. so he was completely wrong, but it was a clear-cut call to a violent white supremacist group that they must stay vigilant. if i were a proud boy, which essentially is version 2.0 of the neo-nazi skinhead, i wouldld see that as a called arms, specifically against anti-fascist groups and protesters like antifa and black lives matter. , in: test marc lamont hill light of the almost not only chaotic but p preview of what kd beauthoritarianism it will in future debateses and politicl debates between candidates that the presidt t set h

half bent position so i felt in my belly very well but then i got another 5 kicks you more poetry crystal purslow. over to justice for the victims is unlikely throughout these protests belorussians president alexander lukashenko has praised state security forces. as products our correspondent economy in men's nick sanka has praised security forces saying that he has no intention of stepping down protesters are keeping up more out of spite police brutality and tensions if you can solve your crystal ball how do you see this confrontation play out. i think you have that's what makes this so interesting there is no roadmap there is for this this is unprecedented territory for better is a country that has been under the control of one man for a quarter century one man who didn't really have to justify his actions to anyone but himself and suddenly people who've been marginalized kept out of politics are taking part in that tens and hundreds of thousands coming out to protest on the big streets i mean what are we but also in smaller forms i think the main thing is though that people tell you wh

years to negotiate it cannot be unilaterally changed disregarded thought to supply so i want to be crystal clear l g b t q i've sold our show managed to free zones and they have no place in power. also coming up scientists say president donald trump has badly damaged the united states because he rejects facts and see the pandemic see climate change. if we ignore that science we're not going to succeed to get it protect in california it will start getting cooler but i was just you just watch i wish science and everybody else but. i don't think santa knows actually. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a promise from europe to do better today the new european commission president live on the line and delivered her 1st state of the union address a report card and to do list all the more to say that her goals for the next year are ambitious would be under statement to say that those goals will be met well that would be wishful thinking underlying touched on human rights migration brags that in climate change she wants the european

paris's famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point a hot spot for quite a 1st. but kitesurfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. that was fun but what's really amazing. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left is one of the most beautiful places on paris due to the coronavirus pandemic there on many tourists i enjoy the peace and quiet left us was built further inland at a time when attacks by pirates were still common i could sit here for hours but i want to find out more about the history of powers so i take a walk into the past with. says he knows everything about this island. together we visit an ancient site one of paris most famous tourist attractions. and here they used to quote remarkable one of the purest high end marbles in antiquity my guide really knows how to bring history to life he says powers was once a rich island. absolutely discovered parts of regretfully for e

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paris is famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point a hot spot for kate surface. but kite surfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way meet my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. that was fun that was really raising. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left kiss is one of the most beautiful places on paros due to the coronavirus pandemic there on many tourists i enjoy the peace and quiet left us was built further inland at a time when attacks by pirates were still common i could sit here for hours but i want to find out more about the history of powers so i take a walk into the past with kovi says he knows everything about this island. together we visit an ancient site one of paris most famous tourist attractions. and here they used to quality marble one of the purest high end marbles and antiquity my guide really knows how to bring history to life he says power us was once a rich island. absolutely sculpted parts of it f

paris is famed for its crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches this is the most famous one point a hot spot for kate surface. but kite surfing isn't really my thing. i prefer to explore the beaches in a different way on horseback by the way i meet my namesake not my kid but mikey and he can swim it doesn't get better than this. but that was fun that was really amazing. so the beaches are great but what about the towns left kiss is one of the most beautiful places on paris due to the corona virus pandemic there are many tourists i enjoy the peace and quiet left us was built further inland at a time when attacks by pirates were still common i could sit here for hours but i want to find out more about the history of powers so i take a walk into the past with. this he knows everything about this island. together we visit an ancient site one of paris most famous tourist attractions. and here they used to quell in marble one of the purest high end marbles in antiquity my guide really knows how to bring history to life he says power us was once a rich island. absolutely discovered parts o

and one of crystal order faces finest works of art and year-old he produced now showcased on valencia street in the mission district. >>a tribute to his father son to and all a worker's side as number one in my book in. >>they proud of him and really just blessed that at 73 he still going strong crystal says this mural encapsulates his father and the men and women he works with on a daily basis. the smile and great personality and carrying the can on his back that blue collar mentality that drive and think you can't teach that you know just as intuitive. >>you know gave me sort of a feeling of like i need to pay homage to oh geez and not just my father, but his father before him who retired from the garbage company is well, i'm proud to be a latino. i'm proud to have my family and i'm proud to be. be part of. >>rick colleges sacrifice and dedication materialized year-old symbolizing how one man's pride can lead to you. >>our hispanic heritage special run saturday october 17th the 30 minute special begins at 09:30pm. you also find out about more stories online at kron 4 dot com just lo

in the distance right behind us fl as for air quality it has returned to moderate so not quite as crystal clear as we once were. >>but we're also not near as bad as we once were either moderate condition still okay to step outside in but do watch conditions if you have respiratory conditions as well, south bay conditions are best green still holding on for santa cruz and southern santa clara county. fog as i mentioned isn't super widespread just a couple of spotty spots in the east bay as well as right along the coastline. this morning. skies are already staying nice and dry and pretty calm to kick off this morning. we're in the 50's and 60's right now so a fairly comfortably cool one too concord livermore and hayward each at 61 degrees currently while berkeley san francisco and san mateo 58 degrees. later today look forward to what will be a warm day in land but not excessively warm upper 80's for our warmest of temperatures while coastal in bayside areas in the 60's

crystal is fast approaching three years of recovery.a dear friend and a constant inspiration to me and others. i hold a special place in my heart for those facing opioid addiction and that is why i am enormously grateful to the president for his leadership in fighting this deadly enemy. through his efforts, we are turning the tide on the crisis of addiction. president trump declared the securedrisis to be then $6 billion in new federal funding to help americans fight open good abuse. he invested additional $100 million to stop the opioid crisis in rural america. and, in a move that strikes at the root of the problem, he implemented a safer prescribing plan aimed at reducing open good prescriptions by over one third within three years. this is an effort that stops addiction before it ever been told in someone's life. it is having an impact. drug overdose deaths decreased in 2018 for the first time in 30 years. many of the states hardest hit by the opioid crisis are seeing the largest drop in deaths. we are seeing doctors writing fewer pr

this is crystal mcdonald. >> you never know where life will lead you. >> reporter: crystal's unlikelyh canned pasta began after the birth of her daughter ashlyn. she's autistic. earlier this year she stopped eating food altogether with the sole exception of spaghetti-os and meatballs. teachers and therapists were working to expand her palate when the pandemic hit. clearing store shells of a lot more than just toilet paper. >> couldn't find spaghetti-os anywhere. they were there one day and then they were gone. if people thought like if the world ended you could survive on spaghetti-os. i just know that i was losing my mind trying to find them. >> reporter: and that's when the miracle happened. like prepackaged mana from heaven, spaghetti-os just started showing up on her doorstep, in the mail, hundreds of cans from people in the community who'd heard about ash lynn in the local paper and wanted to help. >> if it wasn't for the kindness of people like that, we would not have gotten by. when you have a child with special needs, their future is always in the back of your mind. who's goin

so for me it is crystal clear we need to build a stronger european health union it is time to do that. and to start making this a reality we must now draw the 1st lessons from the health crisis we need to make our new efore you for health program future proof and this is why i had proposed to increase funding and i'm grateful that this parliament is ready to fight for more funding and remedy the cuts made by the european council. of future proof health plan how does she want to get there that is very ambitious goal well i think that has given the question that we posed that almost every step along this beach you know you have your theme of well being but ok how do you achieve it it was interesting how she talked about this because she she she talked back about the early stages of crisis and i think many people remember and in the 1st few weeks or couple of months of the crisis there was a lot of controversy in europe that countries were going their own way they were doing their own thing they were closing the borders they were look at they were holding on to their own kind of protecti

larry sabato founder of the center for politics at the university of virginia joins us with his crystal ball predictions for the fall on this in politics. welcome to politicking on larry king trump and biden are ramping up their campaign efforts are some voters still casting ballots are some still undecided for this i'm joined by larry sabato founder and director of the center for politics at the university of virginia last month he launched a new live web series called suburbs o's crystal ball america votes he is in charlottesville. larry bob woodward's book on trump is out and trump has admitted he knew how bad this was way back but he didn't want to scare anybody so my question is why did he talk against masks if he knew how bad it was you know and january 1st when we were looking at the election i think trump was a substantial favorite to the economy was great we weren't at war people had got used to the way he was. he knew the pandemic was going to cause him he almost. he did if this is going to be a major problem and he decided to pretend it wasn't going to be a major problem and

years to negotiate it cannot be unilaterally changed disregarded thought to supply so i want to be crystal clear l g b t q i've reached zones are sure managed to free zones and they have no place in our issue and yet. also coming up scientists say president donald trump has badly damaged the united states because he rejects facts and see the pandemic see climate change. if we ignore that science we're not going to succeed to get it protect in california it will start getting cooler i which is you just watch i wish science and anybody else . who had think santa knows actually. went to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a promise from europe to do better today the new european commission president live on the line and delivered her 1st state of the union address a report card and to do list all the more to say that her goals for the next year are ambitious would be under statement to say that those goals will be met well that would be wishful thinking underlying touched on human rights migration brags that in climate change she w

>>that is still okay to go outside and enjoy just not quite as crystal clear as we had been the past couple of days. still a really good day to get out there as for stormtracker 4 things are nice and calm across the bay area zooming out across the region and you'll find showers continuing to push through the pacific northwest and areas to our north up along the oregon border, we're not seeing the rain from this system, but we are seeing the breezy conditions in the cool air that's pushing in making today the coolest day of your forecast, couple of showers up around yosemite national park and that is something they certainly do need with active wildfire and plenty of bad air up in the sierra nevada. back here at home. we've got the better air we've got the breezier conditions we just don't have the showers working their way through. winds may be calm right now, but you will see an uptick in wind speeds for the north bay later on today especially the close of the day before things really come down tomorrow now has winds calm down tomorrow we're going to start to see a reversal of wind

larry sabato founder of the sound of a politics at the university of virginia joins us with his crystal ball predictions for the fall on this in politics. welcome to politicking on larry king trump and biden are ramping up their campaign efforts are some voters still casting ballots are some still undecided for this i'm joined by larry saboteur founder and director of the center for politics at the university of virginia last month he launched a new live web series called suburbs o's crystal ball america votes he is in charlottesville. larry bob woodward's book on trump is out and trump has admitted he knew how bad this was way back but he didn't want to scare anybody so my question is why did he talk against masks if he knew how bad it was you know january 1st when we were looking at the election i think trump was a substantial favorite to. the economy was great we weren't at war people had got used to the way he was. he knew the pandemic was going to cause him he almost didn't he did he this is going to be a major problem and he decided to pretend it wasn't going to be a major problem

years to negotiate it cannot be unilaterally changed disregarded thought to surprise so i want to be crystal clear l g b t q i've read so our humanity to treat zones and they have no place in powers union. also coming up scientists say president donald trump has badly damaged the united states because he rejects facts and evidence of the pandemic see climate change. if we ignore that science we're not going to succeed together protecting californians it will start getting cooler i was just you just watch i wish science and anybody else . who had think sands and is actually. going to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a promise from europe to do better today the new european commission president also from the lion delivered her 1st state of the union address a report card and to do list all the more to say that her goals for the next year are ambitious would be under statement to say that those goals will be met well that would be wishful thinking underlying touched on human rights migration gregson climate change she wants the eu

the fire broke out about five this morning along the north folk crystal springs road and crystal springs road. near the community of england, just north of and helena. >> it escorts about 1500 acres and the broke out early this morning, burning in the hills just east of calistoga. thousands of people have been ordered now to evacuate, the latest on the firefight. >> reporter: you can see helicopter getting ready to get into an irrigation pond here at the spaniard. five pettis county it is very helpful because they're able to use those irrigation to help fight the fire. now right behind the helicopter you can see a mountain, some flames kick up, the fire continues to grow in firefighters trying to contain it. california's famous wine country on fire, again. the glass incident burning in napa county broke out at 3:50 am, it started in the area of east of calistoga. cal fire spent the afternoon making an aggressive air attack, helicopters dipped into nearby irrigation ponds. air tankers dropped fire retardant on the mountain above the silverado trail. >> the heavy vegetation that you see ou

crystal palace with disbelieving looks. had little sympathy, to send everton to the top of the league. roy hodgson had little comprehension for the lawmakers. i do not understand how we in football — and i'm talking now about the premier league, i'm talking about referees, i'm talking about managers, i'm talking about coaches, and i'm talking about players — i do not understand how we have allowed this rule to come into operation. for me it's completely unacceptable, and i've got to be honest with you, it's certainly destroying my enjoyment of the game of football. var controversies, danny ings scoring, you can rely on the premier league for some things. this strike gave southampton their first win of the season. the video assistant couldn't help burnley with this chris wood tumble, though, leaving yet another manager unhappy. frank lampard will not have been too chuffed at chelsea's defending either. he signed a new keeper on thursday, dropped their normal one yesterday and started a third at west brom, only to see his sid

child psychologist crystal madani is part of a red cross team that tense of the youngest and most fragile to help prepare their emotional damage before it's too late she's trained in methods to help survivors of wars and torture rebuild their lives. so they're often worth of this huge shock on children has an impact on their daily functioning but also on the in their life this is worry with the intervention that the i.c.r.c. does at this level is to help contain the whole family so that the photons feel safe and sure that in order for them to the assure the children in return. but yet outside lives in a country that already had many problems before the explosion that makes getting back to normal even more complicated. had. we can't continue to live like this in this country i am very concerned about my daughter because there is neither stability nor security i would like to take my son or daughter and wife with me and leave the country. for the president. it's too early to tell with jada buckley said madani says there is reason for hope . but we also know what the children are that it is

. >> reporter: the first interview i've ever begun like that. ( laughter ) this is crystal macdonald.ife will lead you. >> reporter: crystal's unlikely obsession with canned pasta began after the birth of her daughter, ashlyn. ashlyn is autistic, and earlier this year, she stopped eating food all together, with the sole exception of spaghettios and meatballs. teachers and therapists were working to expand her palette when the pandemic hit, clearing the grocery store shelves of more than just toilet paper. >> we couldn't find spaghettios anywhere, it was like they were there one day and the next they were gone. >> reporter: but wait, why was there a run on spaghettios? >> i don't know. maybe people thought if the world ended you could survive on spaghettios. i just know i was losing my mind trying to find them. >> reporter: and that's when the miracle happened. like prepackaged manna from heaven, spaghettios just started showing up on her door steps in the mail, hundreds of cans from people in the community who had heard about ashlyn in the local paper and wanted to help. >> if it wasn

so this good crystal clear air we've got something you should enjoy for your friday, 50's and 60's for your current temperatures, dublin, and livermore each right at 60 degrees. hayward in oakland at 63 right now little cooler for the north bay petaluma you're only at 50 right now definitely one of the cooler spots later on after our 50's and 60's to start or back to the 70's and 80's the good stuff that we've gotten so used to so far this week. and won't be seeing much of after this point it's all talk more about and the rest your forecast back to you robin all right, thank you john let's check in on the traffic now we're starting off hot spot free. we don't have any big problems here on 80 or through the oakland area. >>coming into san francisco, san francisco has trouble free the skyway one oh one to james lick. no problems at all for you so come on in now your chance to beat the morning rush it's definitely going to be heavier as we continue through the hour into the next hour. all right, let's head over to 92 are checking that connection between the peninsula and the east bay and

everton are top of the table with three wins out of three. they beat crystal palace 2—1 — the winnerscored the penalty. here's confirmation of all today's premier league scores. bruno fernandes scored the winning penalty in the 100th minute for manchetser united as they beat brighton 3—2. the referee had blown the final whistle but var spotted a handball. and danny ings has given southampton an early lead in the evening game at burnley. none of the top four teams were in action in the scottish premiership. leaders rangers and second place celtic both play tomorrow. st mirren are bottom after losing one nil at home to kilmarnock. livingston beat stjohnstone 2—0, while hamilton and dundee united drew 1—1. arsenal are through to the women's fa cup semi—finals after a 4—0 win over tottenham hotspur. spurs news signing, american superstar alex morgan was due to make her debut but didn't come off the bench as lisa evans scored a hatrick in the final 17 minutes to keep arsenal on track for a record extending 16th win in the competition. in rugby union, exeter chiefs have reached their first

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so trading into those cluster crystal clear skies of wednesday for these cloudier conditions right now sunshine does reappear later on so not to fear we do still have a beautiful afternoon on tap. and hey good air quality on top of that remains as well a much more mild start to this morning when you see low cloud cover overhead like we have you lose less heat during the evening hours so we've maintained a low 60's through the evening that makes some more mild but a cloudier start than yesterday. later on today we're keeping about everything the same lots of sunshine highs still in the 70's to 80's. talk about toasty weekend been heightened fire danger still to come robin. >>all right, thank you let's check in on the traffic because folks have to get to work and for those of you heading into san francisco this morning we're doing find at the bay bridge toll plaza so no delays no problems. it is nice and smooth and you're averaging 8 minutes from the bottom of the maze over to fremont street, here's 92 which is always a little busier it starts to stack up first compared to the other brid

and one of crystal order faces finest works of art, a year-old he produced now showcased on valencia street in the mission district. >>a tribute to his father son to from and all a worker's side as number one in my book in. >>they proud of him and really just blessed that at 73 he still going strong crystal says this mural encapsulates his father and the men and women he works with on a daily basis. the smile and great personality and carrying the can on his back that blue collar mentality that drive and think you can't teach that you know just as intuitive. >>you know gave me sort of a feeling of like i need to pay homage to oh geez and not just my father, but his father before him who retired from the garbage company is well, i'm proud to be a lot to know. i'm proud to have my family and i'm proud to be. be part of. >>rick colleges sacrifice and dedication materialized year-old symbolizing how one man's pride can lead to you. >>fantastic and our hispanic heritage special run saturday october 17th that's a 30 minute special at 09:30pm and you can find more stories online at kron 4 d

berkeley skies are crystal clear obviously no father cloud cover this morning futurecast showing you that's the way we're going to stay so not a great start to the day but a cool one air quality good across the board another day to enjoy hopefully step outside and get to enjoy some good air quality yet again we've got spoiled lately after so many weeks of bad air we've been on a solid this week at least 50's and 60's for your current temperatures, it is cooler for our north bay area's santa rosa nevado and lena barely even in the 50's pretty close to those 40's this morning so indeed a little bit chilly for a lot of our inland areas as for temperatures later on today nice and comfortable 70's and 80's for most of our highs i'll get to that still to come robin. >>all right, thank you john are off to a pretty good start. we have one little trouble spot that's lingering and left over from the last hour but i'll give you the good news first and that is our bridges look really good so heading into san francisco this morning, no delays for you at the bay bridge toll plaza it is picking up