my name is ike, i am the director of the saratoga spring public library and i'm incredibly pleased tohosting the very first saratoga book festival event, although i'd much rather do so in perfect and perhaps a different topic, i'm thrilled to be kicking off the festival. it my honor to introduce three people to you. the first is roger rosenblatt, whose work has been published in 14 languages. he has three best sellers, kayak morning, the boy detective and another that was in the new yorker. the story "i am", came out april and "cold moon", live, love and responsibility will be out in october. rogers' written seven off broadway play, the one person free speech in america that he performed at the american place theater and which was named one of times -- of the time's best plays of 1991. last spring at bay theater in sag harbor, he performed and his play "lives in the basement, does nothing" will go to the center for arts at stony brook and a theater in new york next year. he also wrote the screen play for his best selling novel which-- which is currently in production. roger is a profe

help people with their best, most recently, erica at the saratoga springs library.league, jack scott has been coordinating leaving our fingerprint, documenting covid-19 to collect first-hand accounts of life during the coronavirus in real time to create a people's history of covid-19. the library and the library system working in tandem with our communities to document historical pandemic. everyone is welcome to participate in this collaborative effort to capture the impact of the virus in our region. finally, certainly not least, the founder and president of the saratoga book festival. ellen is a former international book editor and publishing executive national geographic books publishing and writing press where she managed multilingual publishing project while serving as a volunteer reading coach, she became deeply introduced in promoting literacy and encouraging reading and she's the driving force behind the saratoga book festival and altered it over to you. >> thank you very much. i am thrilled launch this. our first virtual event, we are sad we are not launchi

and finally, the founder and president of the saratoga festival.ormer international book editor and publishing executives at the national geographic books, travel and writing press where she managed editorial developed and its multilingual publishing projects while serving as a volunteer coach she became deeply interested in promoting literacy and encouraged the love of reading and is the driving force behind the book festival and with that i will turn it over to you. >> thank you very much. i am thrilled as all of us or to launch the first event. we are sad of course that we are not launching the actual first in person book festival this year but we are working on plans for 2021, and during this pause we are going through, we wanted to find ways to stay connected and also to make sure that we were hoping offers get their message out to all of you and connect readers with each other. we are thrilled to partner with saratoga springs public library and bookstore that has been so important to us i and launching the book festival and we are thrilled to

in which civil spaces shake reading practices and i looked at everything from resort libraries at saratoga springs to rattan chairs that were advertised for portside reading that had built in bookshelves, built into the very wide arms. today though i want to focus on one part of the book's argument and that is the role of the 19th century, the role that 19th century magazine culture played in reframing summer reading into a genteel practice. i'm especially interested in the so-called peacemaking publications and i've reproduced coverage on these here. these are the three most prominent, the atlantic monthly which was published in boston , harbors new monthly magazine arrival in new york city and the century illustrated monthly area there role is going to be significant rid of these were publications that have a significant degree of cultural authority . sedgwick has described the atlantic as an exemplar of yankee humanism in the kind of copy that it featured. and in this age of the magazine these publications and others become the primary vehicle for what jane compton calls the machinery o

do not let the frogs and allies of the corrupt printing press jump and call into your saratoga trunk or white mountain belize. would it not be an awful thing for you to be struck with lightning someday when you had in your hands one of these paper covered romances, the hero of parisian rouÉ, the heroin an unprincipled sort, chapters and book you would not read to your children at the rate of $800 of. [inaudible question] i really believe there is more trash with the most intelligent classes in july and august than all the other ten months of the year. nor was talmage alone. criticism of the novel in general and cheap paperback was rampant. 19th century clerks and cultural critics equated novel reading with physical world the basement, especially for the woman reader. so given this kind of cultural crosscurrents, the period between 1870-1900 wasn't the most congenial setting for the birth of light summer reading. but mainstream publishers persisted. they used a variety of tactics so they will reclaim some reading from this wave of cheap fiction. they use a variety of tactics because a

do not let the fogs and the life of a printing press jump and crawl into your saratoga trump are white beliefs, would it not be an awful thing for you to be struck by lightning someday when you have in your hands one of these paper covered romances, and hero, heroin and a principal clerk, chapters in the book that you would not read to your children at the rate of $100 a line. i really believe there is trash among the intelligent classes in july and august then all of the other ten months of the year. nor this town alone throughout the 19th century criticism of the novel in general and she paperback fiction was rampant. nineteenth century clerks and cultural critics just about invariably acquitted novel reading with physical debasement especially for the woman reader. so given this cultural cross current, the. between 1870 and 1900 wasn't the most continual setting for the white, reading but mainstream publishers persisted. and they used a variety of tactics, they are going to reclaim summer reading from this wave of cheap fiction. they used a variety of tactics, for example first in t

so, as news of saratoga spreads, washington is at the darkest period of war. he's in valley forge, encamped, in snow, short on supplies. short on clothing. meanwhile, horatio gates has won a grand victory. and gates becomes the hero of the north. and he starts potentially conspiring. washington is just lost. washington's just allowed the capital to fall. maybe washington isn't right to lead the army, some say. and this is going to be during this period of victory in the north and defeat in around philadelphia. it's going to lead to an attempt to unseat washington. but before we come to this, the winter encampment in valley forge is crucial. one of the reasons it's crucial is, armies of the 18th century don't frighten in wintertime. we have campaigning seasons. we fight in the spring, the fall, the summer, but not in the winter. so it's during the winter that the army is able to actually train itself. they've had a hard fight since this war began. and who helps train the army, washington also has been performing plays in the off time. why not, got to do somethi

infections as too high to risk lives the home club didn't miss a beat though all of 4 minutes in saratoga not really took the pass and delivered. yahshua commish put the long ball and cannot raise right foot and operated the rest no one really knew it then but the route was on. up 3 mill if the break newcomer and surprise starter leroy's sunday beat to shelter defenders before dishing it off to going out. and sunday who also scored in the goal 1st would help the not break to a hat trick he showed stunning grace behind the shock of defense eventually touching it again over to his teammate. cannot reach their goal and it was 5 nil. jamaal most yelling got in on the act as well the 17 year old scored his 1st goal for the senior squad sliding that ball home to make it 8 no fire and take their 30th win in the last 31 matches fans in the stands or not the message was sent not only to german rivals but those in europe looking to displace the champions league champions. and are a minor of the top stories we're following for you. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has starred of pancre

my name is ike, i am the director of the saratoga spring public library and i'm incredibly pleased tohosting the very first saratoga book festival event, although i'd much rather do so in perfect and perhaps a different topic, i'm thrilled to be kicking off the festival. it my honor to

like saratoga to make sure that those people have the opportunity to do the right thing.his is a moral issue. this is a public health issue. >> more than three quarters of cities in santa clara county have joined including san jose, milpitas and los altos. the program is funded through $13 million from the cares act. it will last through the end of the year. >>> san francisco unified freshening up for fall. why some are prepared for a big distance learning change to come out of today's meeting. >>> and you're looking at the big board this morning and it is not as tumultuous as it was. thit'sow 86 points up. to just get them out and make them feel kind of normal in the new world. >>> plus, keeping it safe and spooky for halloween. see where one house is keeping the trick or treat fun and socially distance, though, for the family this year. lisa, we're still trying to figure out what you were for hallowe halloween. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> well, let's see. what are you going to be this year? >> you're not getting anywhere, are you? reggie is still thinking t

saratoga was the first city to join the county's partnership. >> it's important even in a city like saratoga, to make sure that those people have the opportunity to do the right thing. this is a moral issue. this is a public health issue. >> 76% of cities in santa clara county have joined, including san jose, and it will last through the end of the year. >>> in the east bay, the family of myles hall is speaking out after friday's announcement of a $4 million settlement with the city of walnut creek in the shooting death of their son. the parents say the settlement is only the very beginning of their fight for justice. >> so the settlement is not justice for myles. there's no justice here today. none. we will find justice when we have other opportunities and other ways that our loved ones can get help and they don't have to call the police. >> reporter: on the front lawn of their home, the family of myles hall reaffirming their goals had nothing to do with money, but repairing a system that they say hurts people like their son. >> we're going to make it so that people suffering from mental he

the smoke is worse in the morning and many valleys in some places like saratoga in places like guerneville. there the forecast for the morning hours. temperature wise, air-quality -wise, a little better than today. see that green thing, that is out there all this week. it keeps us in a really good pattern. it is an essentially an onshore flow of southwest wind. that is tuesday afternoon. significantly better. the clouds come in. that is not smoke. here's the five day forecast, it stays mild. the fire danger seems to be not quite as strong. >> there is light at the end of the tunnel. >>> a major disruption kept trains from running for several hours this morning. a systemwide computer problem prevented bart from service as scheduled. a spokesperson said thousands were impacted by the shutdown. shortly before 1230 this afternoon. the cause of the problem, not yet known. >>> 49ers football is back. this season looks so different. it was a disappointing start with the team losing to the cardinals 24-20. azenith smith tells us, even the fans were not allowed, they found other ways to cheer on th

saratoga to make sure that those people have the opportunity to do the right thing.oral issue. this is a public health issue. >> more than three quarters of cities in santa clara county have joined including gilroy and los altos and the program funded $13 million from the cares act and will last through the end of the year. >>> san francisco is launching a pilot program to help merchants who are dealing with windows that have been smashed by vandals. small businesses in district five that have had their windows smashed could apply for a grant that could pay them up to $1,000. rich table restaurant in hayes valley had three windows broken in recent weeks. across the street at 20th century cafe, they dealt with the same thing. >> work that hard and then to get the call in the middle of the night or to come in first thing in the morning and see that. it's really like, it's disheartening in this way that i can't describe. it feels like a personal attack. >> one contractor we talked to said he had seen vandals target restaurants where people sit outside. >>> a local schoo

everything from resort libraries in saratoga springs, two chairs or advertise for portside reading that had bookshelves that were built into off of a very, very wide arm. today though i want to focus on one part of the book's argument. and that is the role of the 19th century magazine culture played in reframing summer reading into a genteel practice. i was especially interested in the so-called peacemaking publications. and i've reproduce some covers of these here. these are the three most prominent sprayed the atlantic monthly which was published in boston. harper's new monthly magazine arrival in new york city, and century illustrated monthly. they're very significant. these were publications that had significant degree of cultural authority. it's described with the atlantic for example of yankee humanism. in the type of copy that it featured. in this age of the magazine, these publications and others, become the primary vehicle for what james thompson calls the machinery of publishing and reviewing. that is the machinery that presents readers a certain way. that flames the text, est

will be open in cupertino gilroy morgan hill mountain view palo alto san jose santa clara and in saratoga and in the north bay centers will be open in sandra fell in santa rosa. for more detailed information on exactly where to go and what you have to bring you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. and you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app they are you can find a list of those cooling centers around the bay. you can also update you on the latest weather warnings and whether or not there are any power outages in your area. you can check the forecast with a scorching hot weekend saw it down low by the kron 4 app right now from the app store or google play the coronavirus is still spreading across california and claiming more lives the california department of public health is reporting 5,000 new cases today. >>and 163 more deaths across the state. there have been 722,000 confirmed cases and more than 13,000 covid-19 deaths here in the bay area we have now surpassed 86,000 cases and more than 1000 deaths from covid-19 good news in the east bay barbersho

in saratoga, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, robert. it is a distressing milestone. today marks six months since the bay area's shelter at home order. six full months. coronavirus deaths are beginning to tick backup. there a these are the number of daily deaths in california. in august deaths were declining. alameda is contributing to the higher death toll. you can see the number of death greatly increasing over the past two weeks. on september 15th, the county reported of a record number of 24 deaths. why is there a spike of death? alameda county? our biologyiist rivera says the could be a backlog. any kind of spike in the death data would be as a result of the holiday weekend. >> she noticed more after the holiday. we asked health officials for an explanation, neither have given us an answer. let's look at the hot spot. the counties in yellow reported less than eight cases. look at the bay area and sonoma county and contra costa county, they're in orange, reported 24 cases which is slightly higher. all counties reported of a decrease number of cases since the heigh

infections as too high to risk lives the home club didn't miss a beat though all of 4 minutes in saratoga not 3 took the pass and delivered. yeah sure commish put the long ball on canal breeze right foot an average of the rest no one really knew it then but the route was on. up 3 nil if the break newcomer and surprise starter leroy's sunday beat to shelter defenders before dishing it off to going out every. and sunday who also scored in the goal 1st would help the not break to a hat trick he showed stunning grace behind the shock of defense eventually touching it again over to his teammate. cannot reach their goal and it was 5 mill. jamaal most eola got in on the act as well the 17 year old scored his 1st goal for the senior squad sliding the ball home to make it 8 mill fire and take their 30th win in the last 31 matches fans in the stands or not the message was sent not only to german rivals but those in europe looking to displace the champions league champions. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has time to create a ca

felt 52, boulder creek, santa clara, saratoga, also campbell.o the higher up you get, you can find 70s to 80s, above a couple thousand feet. we do have a fog, but not nearly the coverage we have. santa rosa, a mile and three quarters visibility. oakland reported a little drizzle, half moon bay, 2 1/2 miles, so that is an indication it is getting squashed by the high buildup. 86, menlo park and san jose, after another cool day yesterday for many. 50s on a lot of these temps, also hercules, towards to cordelia, also fairfield. it's not nearly as strong as was a couple days ago, that's for sure. it's been building and for the last couple days, but underneath this inversion, we had that west wind. but the high is going to win out today, and temps are jumping appeared sunday will be the main day that will be the hottest day, but excessive heat warning takes in and goes through 9:00 p.m. on monday. so today we warmed it up. nothing we haven't dealt with tomorrow. tomorrow gets really hot, and sunday, especially . monday looks like a windy pattern, tha

well temperatures in the south bay in the mid to upper 90's, san jose at 96 campbell los gatos in saratoga each at 97. the spate temperatures in the 90's to triple digits today today going to be our hottest day of this forecast with danville walnut creek in concord at one '02 each oakland at a balmy what 94 degrees. fairfield napa sonoma and all back into the triple digits today in the vicinity of the glass fire. santa rose at a 100 while petaluma through nevado each in the upper 90's. look at our warnings across the bay area the deeper red on the map for the north bay as well as the inland those are red flag warnings in effect till 09:00pm tonight and then we also do have heat right alongside the shore of the bay from san francisco down san jose up to the bay shore on the east bay like in oakland as daytime highs i just showed you well into the 90's in each of these areas. now tomorrow will be a touch cooler i don't use the word cool yet though we're still going to be toastie especially through wednesday and thursday after that. but we do see temperatures starting to ease off of the tripl

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. >> the saratoga mayor is a kaiser patient who ran into trouble with the website today. >> i tried three different platforms, four different browsers. you get the same results. a real citizen cannot schedule a test at kaiser without making a phone call. >> this chart shows how far private providers are in comparison to the county when it comes to weekly covid-19 testing in the community. kaiser officials responded by saying, they're working increasing testing capacity in the county. herring providers previously cited issues with the supply chain. >> we know these requirements are one hundred% achievable. in fact, the county's own health system is already meeting these expectations and exceeding them. that means there is no excuse. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >>> more businesses are allowed to reopen in contra costa county today. they updated the health order to align with the state guidelines. contra costa county is in the purple tier.ne busisses with close contact with the face can operate outdoors except for tattooing. professional sports can resume without live audiences and music, tv

you can see here it is just eat of saratoga. the glass fire right there, and it is spreading. it is so close to the burn scar of other fires. take a look at the lmu fire. it's still burning technically. there and here is on both sides of the glass fire. it's been burning since mid-august and it's burned more than 360,000 acres. firefighters have some really good news. it's 98% contained. remember that one? that was a fire that burned in sonoma county just last year. wedged between the two. we will continue to update this breaking story on our free nbc bay area app. we are sending out the latest evacuation alerts. >>> still ahead, he's a billionaire, but records show he paid less than $1,000 in taxes. reaction is pouring in. >>> plus, the harrowing images from one family's home as flames close in. >>> and we're closely watching those weather conditioning new spot fires from the complex of firing burning in the north bay tonight. when we expect to see with school back in session, xfinity is committed to helping kids continue to learn-no matter where they are. we're providing aff

. >> saratoga mayor howard miller is a kaiser patient who ran into trouble with the website earlier today. >> three different platforms, four different browsers. and you get the same result. a real citizen cannot schedule a test at kaiser without making a phone call. >> this chart shows how far behind private providers are in comparison to the county when it comes to weekly covid-19 testing in the community. kaiser officials say they're working increasing testing capacity in the county. health care providers previously cited issues with the supply chain. >> we know these requirements are 100% achievable. in fact, the county's own health and hospital system is already meeting these expectations and exceeding them. that means there is no excuse. >> in san jose. abc7 news. >>> lawmakers and advocates are calling on governor newsom to sign the nation's first farm worker covid-19 relief package. the bills would protect agricultural workers by expanding testing, health services, housing for the sick among other things. this comes as a reason study on agriculture workers in monday ray county fou

it's east of saratoga. look how close it is to the burn scars of the lnu fire.stoga, as well. they've been fighting that lnu fire since mid-august. it's burning 360,000 acres. a few days ago, firefighters had good news about the lnu fire, 90% contained. and look how close this is to the kincaid fire. that burned in sonoma county last year. the glass fire is moving in and wedged between those two fires. head to our website, nbcbayarea.com for the latest on the glass fire. we're posting updates about evacuation orders and warnings, as well as road closures. >>> coming up, the raiders under the nfl's microscope. why the league is investigating the team. that's next. >>> back to our breaking news coverage, and a fast moving fire in napa county. it's called the glass fire. it continues to force evacuations. it's raging right now. it's burning near st. helena. 2,500 acres have burned since the start of 4:30 this morning. communities up and down the silverado trail are under evacuation. that includes st. helena hospital. we have all evacuation orders on our home page.

bayside areas, mostly back up into the 70's to low 80's woodside at 72 while cupertino campbell in saratoga all at 80 degrees. the spay day time highs 70's 80's much like the rest of the bay and really much like we have been all week long oakland you'll be at a nice 75. the way 80 napa 83 and santa rosa at 81, nothing sounds bad about that and tomorrow looking pretty good too. saturday temperatures start to climb and by sunday monday and tuesday are inland spots around average in the triple digits with bayside areas in the 90's come sunday and monday which will also be our highest fire danger days. robin. thank you john checking back in on the richmond sandra fell of the commute is pretty much over here 4 west bound 5.80 so if you've been waiting. >>for the traffic to improve or the fog to clear both are good out of the way so no problems for you into the north bay right now it's an easy 7 minutes off to one o one, here's the bay bridge and it certainly looks a lot better the backup is gone the fog is gonna see the sunshine peeking out we're under 15 minutes for your drive into san francisc

centers will open in cupertino gilroy morgan hill mountain view palo alto san jose santa clara and saratoga and in the north bay centers will be open in sandra fell and santa rosa for more detailed information on exactly where to go and what to bring you can head to our website kron 4 dot com in the north bay lake berryessa will be closed for the holiday weekend. this includes all day use areas boat launching and concession operated sites. napa county officials are telling people don't even try to visit the lake the area around the lake it was of course devastated by the recent wildfires and crews are still trying to clean up that area. >>in the east bay, large crowds are expected at regional parks for the holiday weekend forcefully to go reports most will be open to visitors but with restrictions related to the ongoing fire danger and the pandemic. >>while the fire danger remains high at east bay, regional parks barbecuing will not be allowed this labor day weekend picnicking at picnic tables also prohibited those restrictions paired with pandemic-related protocols leading to a slight chan

about numbers getting close to triple digits new may hit that in morgan hill 100 degrees 97 and saratoga 97 degrees in sunnyvale 98 in santa clara 98 in milpitas the triple digits know you're not going to that 112 degree heat tomorrow, but still 100 of 4 so day after day of the heat really kind of where new down in the tri valley in the east 102 in dublin, 94 degrees and hayward tomorrow should be about 95 in san leandro 100 in morocco, 104 in walnut creek, one '04. in concord 97 degrees and hercules so certainly these temperatures a little bit cooler, but it still it's pretty smoking hot spots around the bay area to you can't get around it. numbers along the coastline, maybe some downslope winds about 93 that sends a beach in those winds will be the big factor tomorrow fire danger go to running high the hot temperatures the record heat now we've got some gusty wind red flag warnings are posted through wednesday. and then looks like we'll start to finally cool things down after tomorrow, the temperatures running below average that would be nice as we head in toward friday. all right. >>t

you to go to out in cupertino gilroy morgan hill mountain view palo alto san jose santa clara and saratoga i spoke to some residents, many of them were out getting some exercise in before it got too hot. it is look to one woman who tells me she wanted to make sure she took her dog out before it started to heat up. beat the heat. >>just to beat the heat to go in. yeah take him out before it gets too high and i can take him out when it's too hot. >>than the house they don't go and keep hydrated with now your mountain view temperatures are expected to increase over the next few days. you want to be mindful where ever you are to be safe and pay attention to your body because he can really sneak up on you but for now reporting out here in mountain view reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>that our wildfire coverage we did talk with calfire live on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight and we learned then that full containment of the 3 major wildfires burning in the bay area might not happen for another 2 weeks. still there are there are 12,000 firefighters who are continuing to battle 22 major wildfires in t

degrees for daytime highs, south bay temperatures back into the 80's for san jose campbell cupertino saratoga in los gatos well morgan hill up to 85 east bay temperatures not much different. we will be a few degrees warmer than yesterday but a similar range of 70's 80's and not excessively warm these are actually pretty seasonable numbers after what was such a cool past few days with all the haze and fog that you had been saying point raise in stinson beach in the 60's while petaluma and santa rosa right at 80 degrees today. tomorrow and thursday not much different temperature wise. although thursday into friday we really start to see improving conditions air quality wise as we'll see sweeping winds pushing into the bay area really getting some of that air mixed out of here and by friday it will be a little cooler and a whole lot clear to kick off the upcoming weekend. over to you robin all right, thank you have several problems to talk about let's start off with a new trouble spot. >>on vasco road. it's impacting a lot of folks that are trying to get out of brentwood in discovery bay over to

she's originally from right here in saratoga springs and she's been a great friend to the bookstore since our doors open several years ago and i thinkpossibly even before that . she is the author of the young adult novel lost scars and is an essayist and journalist was written for major publications including the wall street journal, guardian and many others and she's with us tonight to celebrate the release just yesterday of her book tomboy. please join me in welcoming her. >> hello, lisa. this is going to be a very unique experience for the both of us. i have never ever interviewed my author so i am so psyched and excited about this fun exchange that we're going to have. i don't get to talk to my authors about their books in this way. usually where hammering it out editorially through the beginning pages of the process but never in this way can we go back in and talk about it together so this is a great experience for me and thank you forhaving me. i'm so happy to be here everyone . so yeah, i wanted to start out i think maybe we should start out by saying how tomboy, this beautiful won

redwood city hot in the south bay and hazy to 90's even triple digits in the morgan hill 97 degrees in saratoga and then you're not going to see a 112 but a 104 still hot in little more 102 in dublin, 100 in walnut creek 94 in oakland 97 hercules about 96 of layoffs to a 104. in antioch little bit cooler co side, but if the idea these temperatures still on the hot side least for one more day. and we start to cool down on wednesday thursday by friday i think we're running a little bit below the average. all right lawrence. runners met over the weekend as they continue to call for more steps to be taken against the louisville metro police department officers involved. >>in the march police raid that killed breonna taylor run for briana events take place in several us cities every saturday morning. marvel's herring has the story from louisville. >>runners met at the corner of 11th in maine saturday morning, the start and finish line was outside this mural remembering brianna taylor ahmad arbery in george floyd organizers planned this 5 k route with intentionality why things that was very important

the continental army defeats the british in the first of 2 battles of saratoga american victories in both battles convinced the french the revolutionary cause. 1881. in new jersey president james garfield dies of wounds inflicted by an assassin 2 and a half months earlier. vice president chester arthur becomes president serving the rest of garfield's term in office. 1934. in new york city bruno hauptmann is arrested for the kidnap and murder of the infant son of aviator charles lindbergh hauptman is later convicted and executed in new jersey for the crime insisting to the end that he's innocent. 1995. in a controversial move the new york times and the washington post published an anti technology manifesto by the unabomber that leads to the arrest months later of theodore kaczynski the unabomber attacks that killed 3 people and wounded 23 others. >>and 1970. the mary tyler moore show the classic tv sitcom premieres on cbs. >>today in history september 19 and donohue the associated press. >>still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 9 a man diagnosed with brain cancer told prepare fo

in cupertino cupertino rather gilroy morgan hill mountain view palo alto san jose santa clara and saratoga and in the north bay centers will be open in sandra fell and santa rosa for more detailed information on where to go and what to bring go to our website kron 4 dot com. number of beaches in the bay area unfortunately will be closed for the labor day weekend the closures of course are never to try to prevent large gatherings due to the pandemic all beaches in pacifica from tomorrow morning through tuesday morning will be closed beaches in santa cruz county in monterey bay will be closed during the day only open for public use from 04:00pm to 08:00pm. >>lake berryessa in napa county as we reported at the top of the newscast will also be closed. beaches will be open in marine county in half moon bay, however, both of those counties are asking visitors to stay away. you can find a complete list of closures on our website kron 4 dot com. in the east bay, large crowds are expected at regional parks for the holiday weekend. well forcefully to go reports most will be open to visitors but with

woodside and saying carlos each in the low 80's today back to the low 80's in san jose campbell in saratoga just to name a few spots while the east bay also a similar range of 70's 80's for daytime highs. just a few degrees warmer than yesterday's work. oakland, brighter skies for you with a high at 74 today 70's 80's for the north bay with vacaville. our closest spot to 90. santa rosa through center fell all working our way back into the low 80's after yesterday's 70's. not must much changes in temperatures wednesday and thursday from today. i'm expecting thursday and friday to have your cleanest air that's because we'll have some sweeping winds pushing in from the southwest really cleaning up our air quality now saturday and sunday we get if you again winds, relax we still have wildfires burning in the sierra and they're going to start putting smoke back down into the central valley that is eventually likely to defuse back our direction. you have to look at a whole lot of factors here when predicting what air quality is going to look like and with those winds relaxing we could actually wo

a bit of marine layer, the spear you the smoky smell right now you have to head do is head up to saratoga let's gatos and you're likely probably spell this talk about him, but you told us yesterday that would because the relive that was the whole reason we never got light out yeah, no so that marine layer just complimented the smoke and that's why it was so smoke just blocked out all the light so that only 9 time almost all day it was it was crazy. i know is eerie just walking around and seeing everyone looking up at the skies. so we're i did take some pictures robin said make sure you don't drive and i mean this is this morning guys in berkeley right here so already a really orange glow in this shot, this is a live view right now. >>what you do have is some cities will city lights out in the distance just that light alone reflecting on some of the haze that we do have is enough to give this a shot a bit of a soaring just blow this morning and as we make our way through the morning we're likely to see a lot more of that so even though air feels pretty good for some of our bayside areas we

before that, let me say how he for are, both representing saratoga, and me, representing monmouth park, two very historic racetracks that we're very proud of. yield to the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized, mr. tonko. . mr. tonko: i thank the chairman for yielding. i rise in strong support of the horseracing integrity and safety act. more than five years ago i along with my good friend and colleague, representative andy barr, introduced the first version of this legislation. representative barr, it's been an honor to work the many years to get to this point to speak to an industry that provides for many, many jobs and is a deeply rooted bit of history in these united states. now we move forward with a very good bill. i offer my sincere thanks to chairman pallone and ranking member walden for their support and also echo my support and thanks to our subcommittee on consumer protection and commerce chair, jan schakowsky and ranking member, representative rogers, for their support and guidance also through this process. now with the support and l

there also some out in cupertino gilroy morgan hill mountain view palo alto san jose santa clara in saratoga we have a list of those web sites and all of those locations over on kwan 4 dot com. don't hesitate to take a look. now when it comes to our power pg and e is saying they don't think they're going to have to cut off. any of our power over the next few days take a listen. >>any chances that you can conserve energy reduces the chances of the california independent system operator from calling for those rotating outages because the more we can conserve that will beef up the supply and reduce the chances of those rotating outages. >>the bride sell out here mountain supposed to get up into the 90's today and i spoke to one gentleman out here this morning. he said he's originally from india and it is cool in comparison to what he's used to experiencing but for a lot of other people it's going to be really warm so just be mindful pay attention to how you feel throughout the day because the he can really sneak up on you. >>for now reporting on here mountain view harvey kron 4 news rain on goi

infections as too high to risk lives the home club didn't miss a beat though all of 4 minutes in saratoga not 3 took the pass and delivered. yeah sure commish put the long ball on canal breeze right foot and operated the rest no one really knew it then but the route was on. up 3 nil if the break newcomer and surprise starter leroy's sunday the 2 shot the defenders before dishing it off to going out every. now and sunday who also scored in the goal 1st would help to not break to a hat trick he showed stunning grace behind the shock of defense eventually touching it again over to his teammate. cannot reach their goal and it was 5 mill. jamaal most eola got in on the act as well the 17 year old scored his 1st goal for the senior squad sliding the ball home to make it 8 mill fire and take their 30th win in the last 31 matches fans in the stands are not. the message was sent not only to german rivals but those in europe looking to displace the champions league champions. it watching day to believe news live from berlin world stories is next next possible we back in 45 minutes talk more headlin

the town of saratoga now empty after places are evacuated here. and nearby santa rosa. >> i did spray water on that house there at least on this side as far as i could reach. >> reporter: with nearly 19,000 firefighters on the front lines across california, exhausted crews are still battling five of the six largest infernos in state history. >> most have been going since the middle of july. without rest. >> reporter: this nightmare a new reality in an unrelenting fire season. while crews have an early toll on the damage, it is likely to grow in the days to come. their focus is stopping the >>> if the sports fan in your movement of this fire. >> miguel, thank you. >> thank you, craig. >>> if the sports fan in your life or maybe you are spending more time in front of the tv, it's with good reason. more time in front of the tv, it's with good reason. you've got footb you've got football, the nba finals starting tonight, and major league basmajor league bas time giving the yankees a lead swung into action last night >> judge on the first pitch sends a

caller: i am 30 miles north of albany, new york, in saratoga county.definitely a trump supporter. i have been in business for 20 years. during the obama-biden administration, my business was not very good. since trump has been in business, my business has been awesome, ok? the truth i feel that about biden is all on youtube. "riding of the dragon." it tells you how corrupt that organization is. i don't see how anybody can vote ,or biden, ok, due to the fact the foreign policy, ok, the domestic policy are going to be way off. our country is going to go into a major recession. i think trump is a businessman. he does what is going on, all right? that is my feeling. host: what kind of business to you run, might? caller: i do a publishing business. i used to have a newspaper and a dual promotional advertising, ok , basically the advertising during the obama and biden administration stunk. host: thanks for calling, mike. andrew from bancroft, idaho, good morning. how are you sir, doing? host: fine. you are undecided. tell us why. caller: i voted for trump. i

she's originally from right here in saratoga springs and she's been a great friend to the boor