created to pay debts starting with debts that people owed the temples in the palaces of the ancient near east and to buy services and goods from the palaces and temples. the end of every crop year. people had to pay for the beer that they drunk during the year it could go through inputs and most payments are made only once a year so when you do a transaction money wasn't involved at all because you only had money once a year if you were a cultivator present you'd wait until the harvest and you'd sign a contract and when you would go to the local bar and have some ale and we have a contract they would say well if the end of the year you're going to pay your tab . on the threshing floor and when your grain is all measured out that you harvested we're going to take the payment that you owe is debt and we're going to take it and every. bushel of grain that you hate is equal to one shekel a silver so and the sober also had to be paid you know once. ok janelle a if the end of a 5 year trading venture for. goods and services or money that the palace or the temples consent so that graber emphasized b

this is near east capital expressway. the fired captain tells us accessing the area and high grants kind of tricky. firefighters were able to get it under control in about an hour. is kind of tricky. firefighters were able to get it under control in about an hour. here is what is it looks like right now. it is much calmer. and the cause is still under investigation. >>> so if you have been missing going to the movie, you can start going again today in marin county. many theaters were forced to shut down for about six months now. and amy hollyfield is live in san rafael with what we can expect to see. >> reporter: and have you baenk wanting to see t echlenet or unhinged? those are two of the five that will be showing here at this movie theater.those are two of will be showing here at this movie theater.unhinged? those are two of the five that will be showing here at this movie theater. they will be opening for the first time in six months. and in napa county, they have already been open so we looked at what it is like. the

was my other degree at university of london school of oriental and african studies at middle and near east affairs and doing a big research project on the tensions between capitalist and socialist approaches in emerging market societies. and my first time to brush i was during the late soviet. in the summer of 1991 just a few months before the end of the soviet union and i was part of the first exchange program between us naval academy. i have been working over there in various capacities doing a lot of us russia arms-control negotiations. when i got out at the council of foreign relations i did a research project with central agent on - - asia and the caspian sea. i've done a lot of work to develop markets in general and the key emerging market and on the interface between capitalist and socialist type of approaches with the end of communism that president reagan worked on in terms of transition for free market societies. i was inspired by that growing up and if i could contribute to that process. >> at a time in the not too distant past because this was encouraged by our government to mo

this is on san juan canyon near east laurel creek road. evacuations ordered. we'll continue to follow this developing story. >>> she was a tiny, frail- looking woman with a soft voice, but we know she had a strong will of stone, and iron, and she served for decades as a living mon you document justice. >> a group of female new york city leaders came together today to honor supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. ginsburg grew up in brooklyn, and today several elected officials, including the bronx district attorney and a new york city council woman spoke of the values that ginsburg fought for and the need to continue her legacy. >> all of us proudly stand on her very broad shoulders! she may have been short in stature, but she was a giant in life! she was someone who recognized from her jewish faith that god was using her as a tool and an instrument to help his people. >> the women also shared how ginsburg influenced their lives and their careers in office, and they praised her for her life of groundbreaking service that including among other things advocat

my doctorate at university of london school of oriental and african studies looking at middle and near east affairs and thinking how i did a big research project on the tensions between capitalists and socialists approaches in various emerging market societies and one of the case studies i did was on russia. so, my first time to russia was during the late soviet period in the summer of 1991, a few months before the end of the soviet union. i was a part of the first exchange program between the u.s. naval academy and the soviets. so, i've been working over there in various capacities, again as i mentioned when i was in the pentagon, i did a lot of u.s.-russia arms control negotiations and when i got out, while i was at the council on foreign relations i did a research project with this central asian caspian sea basin and of course russia is one of the countries on the caspian sea. so i've done a lot of work in developing markets in general but with russia in particular, as one of a key emerging market. i was always -- i did a lot of work there and eventually -- it's sort of on the interface

the proposed middlefield park neighborhood would be near east middlefield road and highway 237.hese renderings, including eight 1800 apartments and 12 acres of open space. it would be a major departure for an area dominated by huge parking lots and old tech buildings. the goal is to place more homes near workspaces. the city of mountain view still has to sign off on the project. >>> google maps has released a traffic light feature on tap. drivers can now see which intersections have traffic lights and the number of u.s. cities. the icons are visible in the app on android and ios. it was among the most requested update. the feature has been available in japan for years. i guess that we are catching up. >>> get us caught up on how the traffic is looking, those trouble spots. i sure will. was start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. it is pretty busy. the metering lights were turned befo6:00 and you ysare upr de as ygointo san francisco, just off the skyway portion. we have a crash on westbound 4 near willow pass road, blocking the number two lane. speeds are dipping down to 11 mi

number one, crews are on the scene of a tire shop fire in san jose near east capital expressway. the fire is under control, but crews warn that there will be ta while. >>> number two, an arson investigation at an armenian church in san francisco. church leaders believe that someone started the fire yesterday morning. in july the armenian school associated with the same church was van dalg l v was vandalized. >> and first in a pa and nnapa county are welcoming movie goers at 25% capacity. they were six months dark. >> anybody miss that smell of popcorn? let's take a look at what is going on. our third consecutive morning waking up to clean air and the air district thinks that it will last through the weekend. i think that we'll have a little bit of smoke and i'll tell you why coming up. >>> and we'll check out a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza because we have a crash reported just before the toll plaza on westbound 80. two cars are involved here and it also looks like there is one person trapped inside one of the vehicles. they have called for an ambulance, at least one lan

near east bay a warm one today in oakland at 80. a nice afternoon though in union settee feeling pretty good at 81. wish we could just leave it there, but as we head inland pleasanton 90. and monday looks to be the hottest day, still gusty offshore winds. 104 out towards antioch, and by tuesday even though you see the numbers drop off a bit at the coast and around the bay no relief inland until perhaps the end of the week. so really take it easy out there, but today should be kind of nice out there. >> sounds good. enjoy it while we can. >>> just ahead after monthsfose starting to open their doors, so we're going t hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adu

over on monterey road near east capitolli with there. big flames shooting skyward.they were able to put it out about an hour later, and no one was hurt. >>> developing for you right now merced firefighters are sharing an intense new look at the first hours of the creek fire. now that's the fire that left so many of those hikers trapped in fresno county. that fire now 20% contained. a sad development for you within the last hour. in southern california, that's where a firefighter has died battling the el dorado fire. the u.s. forest service says it happened yesterday in san bernardino national forest. the firefighter has not yet been identified. >>> one segment of the economy that seems to actually be thriving during this covid-stricken -- everything that's going on are some of those online sales. the biggest of them is getting even bigger. "today in the bay's" thom jensen joins us live. amazon announcing it is making some really big hires. tell us about it, thom. >> reporter: really big hires nationwide, 100,000 people which will include about 4,000 in this region i

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it started about 1:00 in the morning on monterey road near east capitol expressway.hat fire really a tough one there of those flames shooting skyward. it took firefighters about an hour to knock it down. no one was injured. >>> on the coronavirus front while california is seeing a decline in cases and hospitalizations the number of deaths are on the rise. more lives were lost this week than last and in the bay area alameda county has recorded nearly half of all deaths so far this month. >>> contra costa county leaders working on a health order requiring they do more coronavirus testing. the county's top doctor says some providers are not performing their fair share of tests by making the process far too cumbersome. supervisors agreed saying doctors' referrals are slowing things down leaving the county to pick up the slack. santa clara county issued a similar order. >>> travel is up in the bay area at airports with folks taking shorter trips to places like palm springs, but this weekend the bay area will see a lot less of that smoke in the air. "today in the bay's" kr

near east bay 77 castro valley, about 78 in union city. inland it should be a little bit less than blue sky today with the haze and wind shift. numbers in the mid to upper 80s there. the accuweather seven day forecast, smoke and haze continues into your sunday, but a warmer day. breezy, cleaner air for monday, fall begins on tuesday. a little warmer as we get towards the middle of the week. looking nice into the first week of fall there. liz? >> thank you. we are one day away from the trump administration blocking down loads to the apps tiktok and wechat. the order is the first time the u.s. has sought to block access to an app. officials say it's in interest of national security. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn explains why all of us should be concerned. >> reporter: for others across the world he's known for something else. >> i'm a korean dad. >> reporter: nearly 560,000 followers on the platform using it to spread his message of positivity and good wholesome humor. he's among those expressing concern after the announcement of future ban

geological survey, it was centered near east free hole >> jimmy: that's right, there was an earthquakejersey it was crazy there were track suits thrown everywhere the entire state looked like every tj maxx. it was a pretty decent earthquake scientists in jersey gave it three out of ten o's here's some interesting news the u.s. air force is testing out a new kind of technology robot dogs check this out hope the robot dogs work, otherwise, we're going to be seeing a lot of sarah mclaughlin robot dog commercials. and finally, a man in illinois celebrated his 100th birthday in an exciting way watch this >> an illinois man celebrating his 100th birthday by breaking a wet wild world record. became the oldest scuba diver by taking the plunge in pearl lake his goal is to stay in shape and break it again when he turns 101. >> jimmy: actually, it wasn't that hard for him. he had been carrying around an oxygen tank for years. it was an unforgettable day for him, and also the deck hand who had to help him into his wet suit we have a great show for you tonight. he is one of the biggest comedians in

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interpreted this treaty to extend to britain's native allies and in fact to all the native peoples in the near east, whether we are aligned with great britain, neutral or whether allied with the united states. in the case of some indians for example, it didn't help them at all in the post war period that they had been an ally of the u.s. during the war. so the logic a victory in the revolution for the united states meant that not only had great britain been defeated but all of the native peoples of the near eastern region of the trans appalachian west had been defeated by dissension. the ohioans did not accept this premise. in fact the ohio indians had never been defeated themselves in the course of the american revolution. they were still in a pretty strong position in 1783. kentucky was still starting to grow a lot faster but it was still embattled, and they simply did not accept the logic that the u.s. applied to the treaty of paris. and so at the end of the war everything was unclear in terms of relations between the u.s. and the ohio indians, and in the sense it, was a similar situation. u.s.

temperatures again quite widely mid to high 20s was that we might see 30 degrees perhaps near east angliathings changing again as we go through the middle part of the week. it stays largely dried there is no significant rain in the forecast but it will turn noticeably cooler. that is because high pressure will stay with us. but it's going to be centred across the north of scotland and as the winds swing around in a clockwise direction that means more ofa clockwise direction that means more of a northern northeasterly overly the next couple days. and that means a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather in scotland, northern ireland, northern england and in particular, along those north sea facing coast. that could drag in a few isolated showers and maybe even some mist and fog. temperatures 13 to 17 degrees here and further south we might see those temperatures peaking at 25 c. that's 77 f. high pressure is not going too far away at all. another high moves in keeping things very quiet indeed. but noticeably cooler as we go through the week. no significant rain in the forecast. tem

it started about 1:00 this morning on monterey road near east capital expressway in san jose. one was injured. >> it's been all about the air quality for returning to the inland east bay as well as the santa clara valley. and then if you do have breathing problems or a sensitive to the smoke you'll need to limit your time outside over the weekend. as we get a little more of it coming in. and our temperatures will be going up. by sunday, some of our warmest spots in the inland valleys will reach up to 90 degrees. but the good news is that we won't see that lasting long. we'll cool off early next week. back into our seasonable temperatures in the low 80s while san francisco will stay in the 60s. and we're also going to see the return of fog over the next couple of mornings. but we'll continue to monitor that air quality. >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update coming up in 30 minutes. safely shop floor and decor your way! comfortably explore our incredible selection. with safe in-store guidance, or order online, and pick up your products curbside! come discover the

is currently addressing the issues of migration from the near and middle east it should also address the problems arising from migration here on the southern border . and adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over coronavirus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island attested in one of the last groups half of the tests were positive many newcomers like to morrow and today want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland where exactly they don't know yet the main thing is a place where they can find work and essay from deportation back home. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a very very easing of the country's lockdown which was one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be opened from next month's in a televised address told the nation we have withstood the coronavirus storm. in the u.s. hurricane sally has been downgraded to a category one storm caused severe damage to parts of the florida coast heavy

we might see 30 degrees perhaps near or to east anglia through tuesday afternoon.gh the middle part of the week. it stays largely dry, there's no significant rain in the forecast, but it will turn noticeably cooler. that is because high pressure will stay with us but it's going to be centred across the north of scotland and as the winds swing round in a clockwise direction, that means more of a north or north—easterly over the next couple of days, and that means a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather in scotland, northern ireland, northern england, and in particular, along those north sea—facing coasts. so, that can drag in a few isolated showers and maybe even some mist and fog. here, temperatures 13—17 degrees. head further south, though, we just might see these temperatures peaking at 25 celsius. that's 77 fahrenheit. high pressure is not going too far away at all, another high moves in keeping things very quiet indeed but noticeably cooler as we go through the week. so, no significant rain in the forecast but temperatures perhaps falling down to whe

. >>> let's take a live look at the east bay near mount diablo. is kind of haste there. blanketed smoke lingering over the skyline. cal fire to tell us what we are seeing and breathing, they say it is old wildfire smoke. it is trapped in the atmosphere. people we spoke to are just trying to roll with it. >> it did see morse last week, i was at work and they told us to go home. one day. because the air quality was so bad. >> all smoke, new smoke. it is all smoke. >> we talked about that a couple of days ago and we are explaining why the air quality does very little bit, white is trapped, as it expanded up and down one of that smoke is dispersed vertically, their quality is a little better. gets packed down to the ground, we just notice it to a greater those days. some smoking produced by the fires and that blows through the north bay and into the tri- valley, east bay as well come with the worst air-quality has been today, in general this map is better than it was last week and it still is far from great. we will do that as we head into the weekend and the end of the work

crews in san jose are wrapping up this fire at a tire shop. 50 firefighters responded to the area near eastssway and monterrey road around 1:00 this morning. the fire captain tells us accessing that area and hydrants was tricky. they had to close monterrey road to get more water. fufrgt firefighters were able to get that under control in about an hour and the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >> reporter: an arson investigation is underway at an armenian church in san francisco. a fire gutted a church. officials say the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but church leaders believe someone purposefully did this and used at least one molotov cocktail to start it. in july, the armenian school that was associated with the church was vandalized with hateful messages and the church is offering a $25,000 reward. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singin

is currently addressing the issues of migration from the near and middle east it should also address the problems arising from migration here on the southern border . and adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over coronavirus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half of the tests were positive many newcomers like come around today want to leave the island as soon as possible and move on to the european mainland where exactly they don't know yet the main thing is a place where they can find work and a safe from people taishan back home. let's go straight to for the ventura now indeed abuse young philip shoals young fellow spanish officials are warning that the difficulties on 7 tour that we've just been looking at will only be increasing with the number of new migrant arrivals set to surge what are they expected. yes exactly some people are already warning that that would be conditions like unless parts of their prices continue for too long and too many new arrivals on a daily basis. the kind every

man armed with a wd-40 and a lighter now charged with trying to set at least four people on fire near an east bay boba shop. >>> in the world health organization reminds governments around the world that safely reopening schools should be a top priority. the director general stressed that keeping children isolated at home can devastate their development, and said closing schools should not be a long- term solution. >> the decision to close schools should be a last resort. temporary, and only at a local level in areas with transmission. >> information from the w.h.o. shows that less than 10% of coronavirus cases are in people under the age of 20. >>> the covid-19 pandemic is having an unexpected impact on the real estate market. john monahan explains home prices in some parts of the country are surging because of demand for single family homes. >> reporter: if you're selling you're in heaven, but if you're buying, you're in for some sticker shock. that's because pandemic price are through the roof, and if you're buying? well, there's just not much to choose from. >> i like not having a downsta

that is west or i should say east some areas near calistoga north callisto that as well south calistoga and some other areas which are once again part of a mandatory evacuation order for the folks there in a sonoma we do know for folks who have been given those evacuation orders. they are supposed to go to. play play by play. i believe it is. there santa rosa. authorities there in santa rosa, encouraging folks in the rain can valley skyhawk and los alamos areas to review their evacuation and preparedness. information as the shady fire from this is now causing some evacuations orders for folks there sonoma county so move the map over now to napa counties we can see the situation there. this maps a little different because the area that is in blue. >>that means a mandatory evacuation has been issued and you need to leave immediately. the latest orders just into our newsroom are 4 of the same holiness city limits. that's the concern right now it's mostly around the area of deer park as well. but the areas that are in yellow. that's an area that means that you should have an evacuation warn

a few hours early, another man was shot in wounded near a car in east san jose. police responded to two homicides. one man was shot to death at the extended stay america hotel on ygnacio avenue just after midnight. around 6:15, a man was found shot to death on loma verity drives. these cases do not appear to be connected. >>> san mateo county sheriff's deputy addressed a new tool to de-escalate a dangerous situation. sheriff's office is bolo wraps investigating those,. this is in a point tether that entangles the suspect. this is a safe space between the sheriff and the deputy and the suspect. they will test it before they decide to purchase them. stuck good news for gardening enthusiasts and flower lovers. the beloved flower mart is relocated to the hill. this is a new construction of a new wholesale market on mississippi street between 16th and 17th street. of the flower mart's landlord is converted a virtual location to a mixed use development. flower mart new home is a public parking garage, box truck and new landing level. >>> still do, on the four, looking

it's near shaver lake and huntington lake south of yosemite national park and east of fresno. the area is packed with people celebrating labor day. this is video. it's time-lapse video of the flames tonight. more than 36,000 acres burned today alone. the flames moving so fast that about 150 people were trapped near mammoth pool reservoir. military helicopters have rescued dozens of people so far, and that mission is still ongoing. >> let's take you out live to san bernardino county. this is live pictures, flames from the el dorado fire are burning dangerously close to homes. these are live images from our nbc station in l.a. more than 3,000 homes are under evacuation order right now. the fire burning east of san bernardino has burned more than 1,500 acres. >>> in san diego county, the valley fire has triggered evacuation warnings and knocked power out to thousands of people. that fire has burned at least 1,500 acres since it started at about 3:00 p.m. this is burning in the hop atulle valley area near alpine in the mountains east of san diego. >>> closer to home, firefighters

bruises those going to things another blaze called the eldorado fire is threatening homes near san bernardino east of los angeles it broke out on saturday and grew rapidly burning more than 1200 hector's and forcing some residents to evacuate the multiple fires are burning as a record smashing heat wave scorches california and other western states a community near los angeles reported a blistering 49.4. degrees celcius robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. security forces and better have detained dozens of protesters at a large anti-government rally in the capital tens of thousands of people gathered across minsk calling for president alexander lukashenko as resignation protests have continued every day since last month's disputed election which look at shank those opponents say was rigged but a smith reports now from neighboring lithuania. there is still some safety in numbers for the 10s of thousands of protesters on the streets of ments. the ministry of interior and valorous has warned them that demonstrations are illegal closing off city squares and streets but that hasn't stopped people descen

we might see 30 degrees perhaps near or to east anglia through tuesday afternoon.there's no significant rain in the forecast, but it will turn noticeably cooler. that is because high pressure will stay with us but it's going to be centred across the north of scotland and as the winds swing round in a clockwise direction, that means more of a north or northeasterly over the next couple of days, and that means a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather in scotland, northern ireland, northern england, and in particular, along those north sea —facing coasts. so, that can drag in a few isolated showers and maybe even some mist and fog. here, temperatures 13—17 degrees. head further south, though, we just might see these temperatures peaking at 25 celsius. that's 77 fahrenheit. high pressure is not going too far away at all, another high moves in keeping things very quiet indeed but noticeably cooler as we go through the week. so, no significant rain in the forecast but temperatures perhaps falling down to where they should be for this time of year. take care. th

more smoke from the south and east near the creek fire. the plume heading wards the bay area out of the south. some of the worst air quality is not fog. areas in purple. about twice as high asseeing le concord. 208 in livermore. that is very unhealthy.

bruises those going to things another blaze called the eldorado fire is threatening homes near san bernardino east of los angeles it broke out on saturday and grew rapidly burning more than 1200 hector's and forcing some residents to evacuate the multiple fires are burning as a record smashing heat wave scorches california and other western states a community near los angeles reported a blistering 49.4 degrees celsius. robert oulds. you know again i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al-jazeera in belo rules a prominent protest leader is missing after an incident in the center of the capital minsk there are reports maria car less nico of a has been taken away in a van by an identified people more than 600 protesters were detained at a launch on thai government rally in the capital on sunday india has surpassed to become the country with the 2nd highest number of corona virus infections in the world in the past 24 hours it's reported more than 90000 new cases and over 1000 deaths this comes as metro rail service is that resuming in the capital new delhi illicit ranum has more. metro rail serv

new this morning a warning for those living in or visiting near the east bay hills. cracking down on an activity that could spark a fire. cierra johnson here to plain. cierra? >> yes, good morning. i'll get to those sad updates out of butte county in a moment. first, a warning for those who enjoy going to those hills and those turnouts to get a scene of the city. some local leaders warning folks to use common sense and use good judgment when they head to those areas because the area is dry and could be the perfect area for a fire. those local leaders are warning that the drought and d a serene look out like places like grizzly peak vulnerable to fires and mix that with visitors not following rules and it could be a dangerous recipe for disaster. take a listen to this warning from an oakland council member. >> do not come up here at night. if you're up here during the day, you should not be smoking up here. keep in mind that the risk that we have and let's all be the good neighbors that we're supposed to be to each other. >> and taking a look at that wildfire continui

near record temperatures. a spare the air alert is in place. in the north bay or east bay, drifting of smoke in that area as the fire continues. overall the low humidity, high temperatures and variable winds heading into this afternoon. i'll have a full look at your forecast in about 15 minutes. kira? >> vianey, thank you for that. it sounds like in just the last few minutes cal fire has upgraded the glass incident to the glass fire because it has grown so rapidly over the last couple of hours. thank you for that. and continuing with that fire out of napa county there are mandatory evacuations between st. helena and calistoga. it has grown from 20 acres to 800 within the last couple of hours since it ignited. mandatory evacuations along the silverado trail. to larkmead lane to the north. duck horn vineyards, really important parts of napa valley history. that stretches east to the hospital there. they are currently not under evacuation orders which is some good news there. the glass fire is, again, burning between st. he llena an calistoga. cal fire initially reported

>>kron four's theresa is live near deer park just east of saint where many buildings have been destroyed this week theresa. >>i size it is so terrible out here kind of just set the scene for you because a lot of people don't know exactly where i'm at in deer park to this is the intersection of silverado trail and dealer park road down deer park that is one 28 so this road kind of connects the 2 out here and then deer park, if you continue to take that you would get to and that area i'll get to in a little bit because firefighters are very concerned about that community over there but. >>take a look at this video a resident gave me he said that. >>as he was standing at his home and sunday night he said that the fire roared on that hilltop and then it spread so fast, he said that it was just minutes before it jumped with the embers flying through the air and then it lit last mountain on fire. and then it swooped in. went to destroyed several homes and the deer park community. it's not exactly clear how many homes have been devastated by this fire because people haven't been able to get bac

scrapes bruises those going to things another blaze called eldorado fire is threatening homes near san bernardino east of los angeles. as it broke out on saturday and grew rapidly burning more than 1200 hectares and forcing some residents to evacuate the multiple fires are burning as a record smashing heat wave scorches california and other western states a community near los angeles reported a blistering 49.4 degrees celsius robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. no again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera india has to pass brazil to become the country with the 2nd highest number of corona virus infections in the world in the past 24 hours it has reported more than 90000 new cases and over 1000 deaths this comes as metro rail service is a resuming in the capital new delhi and as with random has more metro rail service sloshing around the country for the 1st time in more than 5 months later on this week was will be open in delhi will be open to a number of other stay on clearing one line for the nightlife. and like i had nothing i think of themselves that indian the message has been f

mid 70s to near 80s around the bay. 80s in south bay and near 90 in our east bay valleys.fore it gets really hot this weekend. newest forecast coming up. >> thank you, mike. >>> well, relief renders this morning. state lawmakers and governor newsom beat the night deadline to extend an eviction moratorium. julian glover live this morning with what all of this means. julian? >> good morning, kumasi. you mentioned all of this happened just before midnight and, yes, it truly came down to the wire last night. the state's moratorium on eviction was set to expire on wednesday but now we know those new protections are in place to last through february 2021. let's walk you through what is inside assembly bill. protected of evictions until february 1, 2021 for hardships from the start of the pandemic. moving forward and starting today tenants must pay 25% of rent to avoid eviction and it's september 1st. rent is due again today. the bill also states a tenant cannot be evicted for unpaid rent during this time. relief for now, but for many renters and even property owners, this just f

is currently addressing the issues of migration from the near and middle east it should also address the problems arising from migration here on the southern border . and adding to the stress the government sees growing concern over coronavirus infection rates immediately upon arrival people reaching the island are tested in one of the last groups half of the tests were positive many newcomers like from our own today want to leave the island to soon as possible and move on to the european mainland where exactly they don't know yet the main thing is a place where they can find work and i say from deportation back home. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a further easing also countries locked down which was one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be open from next month in a televised address from a poser told the nation we have withstood the coronavirus storm. in the us hurricane sally has been downgraded to a category one storm that caused severe damage to parts of the florida

if you're right at the coast, should be kind of nice, 70s to near 80 but the minute you head a little bit east we're near 90 downtown san francisco, 97 sonoma. the breezy winds, 100 degree heat up for santa rosa, 90 in oakland, hazy as you go out towards our east bay valleys and this is where the folks are not going to get a break for the next several days, we're talking triple digits. the accuweather seven day forecast then, the red flag warning and our heat advisory through tomorrow, the very gusty offshore winds critical fire weather throughout the day today and tomorrow and looking at a bit of a sea breeze late sunday into monday and as we get through the rest of the week, it's the east bay valleys that will really be watching because the heat is going to stay there until at least friday. here comes october, and maybe by next weekend we'll be back to average. liz? >> all right, lisa, thank you. >>> all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you

side of santa rosa where the fire has pushed into the valley and crossed over the highway to the east. near the melita and oakmont area. the fire has continued to progress toward channel drive. there are a number of resources for protecting homes and also trying to hold the fire to channel drive. >> any word on what sparked this thing? >> the cause is under investigation but now we are focused, given the tens of thousands of people who have been evacuated and the thousands of structures under evacuation order, that is the number 1 goal. i'm happy to say a lot of residents have heeded the warning. we have experienced significant traffic with the evacuation orders. we knew that would be the likely situation when the warders -- orders went into place. to get them out of the area and saturate the area with resources. >> assistant fire marshal paul lowenthal, thank you for your time. >>> an evacuation center has been set up at crosswalk community church in napa. when the fire broke out, evacuees had minutes to get out. >> there is a mountain right there. you can see the flames. it was really sca

near the city. which is about 500 kilometers east of kiev earlier military sources in ukraine said there were 5 crew and 18 cadets on board although the exact number is yet to be officially confirmed the ukrainian president has said he will travel to the crash site tomorrow. that's it from the moscow newsroom next it's watching the hawks in washington. as a culture war consumes american politics during this election cycle the economy remains in a big area state millions of people live on the margins the only constant for them is insecurity economists debate individual recovery they speak of the you know but is the reality the change of government money. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability stay in her manner a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely harmless. and it does not the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something this must be done to anyone and i mean look. thi

east bay in the upper 50s. temperatures tomorrow, i don't see a big change in that. we'll be very comfortable, near average to slightly below, with 82 in gilroy. 79 los gatos, 78 milpitas. 70s to 80s for the east bay. probably the best in hayward at 74 degrees. you're starting to get a little bit warm out here. my forecast in pittsburg at 85. 70s all around for the peninsula. 75 in redwood city and 73 in san mateo. chilly 60s in san francisco except for the mission and downtown. we'll start to get into some low 70s. the north bay also lots of beautiful weather in mill valley. 75 degrees. go up to santa rosa, 82. i want to show you the changes next that's going to help to switch up our weather. we've been real luck whethy wee. the storm track has moved right over northern california. it's that high powered wind in the upper levels of the atmosphere. it's been good to push this smoke off towards the east. one more day of this, and then here comes the changes. i know i'm not your favorite guy when you see this, but hang with me here. we get the circulation around high pressure that could bring down so