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i will show you that coming up.eggie: president biden has approved a request for a emergency declaration, providing direct federal assistance to communities devastated by the fire. the governor getting a briefing from calfire chief. >> firefighters are making sure no hotspots flare up after a grass fire, reported just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the parched hillside quicklycklk scorched 44 acres. residents evacuated. >> i heard fire sirens coming up the street. i looked out the backyard and saw flames all along there. i grabbed my cats. by that time they were banging on my door to run out. reporter: did you think you would lose your home with flames 10 yards away? >> definitely. the wind took it up the hill. >> evacuation orders were lifted, marin county fire officials say machinery likely sparked it. you may notice on the bottom left is a qr code. you can scan it and it will pull up the abc 7 news wildfire tracker so you can follow the major fires across the state and track air quality in your neighborhood. reg

buckle up. there were one up to near 100 both today into tomorrow. and some other >> in national news this morning, president biden got a firsthand look at the destruction of hurricane ida his visit to louisiana came as the death toll rises up and down the coast due to the storm our washington correspondent jessi turnure has more on the federal response. >> president biden and governor john bel edwards stressed federal investments in the state's levee system help make sure the damage wasn't as bad as it could have been, but they and other state local officials on the ground there say more money needs to flow from washington for future storms. >> i know you're hurting. >> president biden visited the epicenter of hurricane ida's destruction where he heard from louisiana state and local officials on what they need next from the federal government. we're going to make sure we have someone coming through here. >> going door to door let g% people know what's available to them right now because they can't connect on online. the president said his administra

that's coming up on "squawk box. brian. >> great interview this show is seen live in china and a lot of tough talk as she said about china as well we look forward to the rest of it kayla, thank you >>> today's rbi has to do with europe's looming energy crisis what's happening there is truly incredible, and not in a good way. prices for natural gas is through the roof, that's not hyperbole. look at the chart. it's priced in british pence, but we can do the conversion for you that's traded spot prices in the uk it basically shows that spot contracts for natural gas are actually at around 25 or 26 u.s. dollars equivalent per contract. keep it america, that same contract is just about $5.60, which by the way itself is a seven year high. so in other words spot traded gas prices in europe, not gasoline, natural gas, are about 350% higher than they are here just bonkers, the question is why. there are a few reasons. number one you have lower supply from russia. also wind energy is only producing half as much power as predic

they going to face bills rises up up to £500 _ going to face bills rises up up to £500 because a smaller for the £40 below _ offering such good deals for the £40 below the _ offering such good deals for the £40 below the energy. you can understand the reasons _ below the energy. you can understand the reasons for some of the firms to argue _ the reasons for some of the firms to argue for— the reasons for some of the firms to argue for the cap to be increased so they can _ argue for the cap to be increased so they can cover the cost of the wholesale costs, the wholesale prices — wholesale costs, the wholesale prices of — wholesale costs, the wholesale prices of gas. that's all going to feed _ prices of gas. that's all going to feed through into higher household bills because we all need gas to heat _ bills because we all need gas to heat our— bills because we all need gas to heat our homes in winter. let�*s bills because we all need gas to heat our homes in winter. let's have a cuick heat our homes in winter. let's have a quick look — heat our homes in winter. let's have a quick look at _

stocks up 10%. i guess, josh, to raise a little money as part of the other side of the trade, bristol myers, you sold it, how come. >> i bought it on technicals and it was breaking out. and it didn't work so i'm selling it probably a buck or so lower than where i bought it. and when you buy things on technicals, you can't get overly invested in stories. you bought it for a reason the reason is no longer valid. >> yeah. >> you get out doesn't mean the stock can't go. means the particular trade i had on didn't work and that's okay it it happen all the time we don't play this for batting average. >> you're waving goodbye to bristol myers. >> i think -- i think the key thing is the way this game is played well and pete and jon will explain this to you, like many of the people we have on the show, joe terranova, steve weiss they understand this it's not batting average, how many things i'm right or wrong about. it's how much do you make when you're right and how much allow do you lose when your wrong? an

up.l, the ku klux klan, to punish the little children for speaking up for democracy and for justice, they had a plan, and they planted a bomb in their church, right on sunday morning. the headquarters of the kids was the 16th street baptist church. and so they put a bomb in their church on september 15th, 1963. i was 10 years old. john was 12. and these four little girls, their bodies were found in the church. cynthia, addie may, carol and denise. and we were so sad about that. it's like today what is driving a lot of young people to speak up and stand up. it's partly sadness. it's grief. it's feelings that the world isn't the way that it could be. and that we could do better. in des moines, edna griffin had started a group called the congress of racial equality. and so people around the country had services to mourn for the little girls. and we had one here in des moines. and, yeah, we finally see our little brother there. there he is, paul, right there. >> stanley mentioned that our fam

the cac 40 up. in the uk, ftse up 0.9%. we seem it be tracking those moves you are seeing state side. breaking down sectors. every sector is trading higher we had oil and gas trading below the flat line that comes in contrast to the trade. that is up about 0.2%. leading the gains is auto and technology clawing back from those steep losses we saw. we'll show you a quick check on bond markets we did see european bond moves higher this morning, similar yields here lower again similar to what we are seeing in u.s. bond markets. back to you. >> you are wearing red european markets in green. i love it. >> savannah, you are wearing red? i'm seeing red everywhere. >> elon musk says the u.s. government is making a move and while speaking at the code conference it is not possible to destroy crypto but it is possible to slow down its advancement. >> so what should the u.s. government do? we had the u.s. chairman on calling it the wild west of finance. what should they do, if anything >> i would say do nothing? i would say just let it

most areas picking up under 1/10 of an inch of rain, except up in the north baby could have some amountsmay be approaching a quarter of an inch. here is the satellite itself. and this is actually showing you a nice to find cold front and a lot of energy being produced some rainfall up to our north up towards portland, seattle all weekend long. for us right now. we do have increasing clouds, so we are tracking those rain chances this weekend. unfortunately this is the pattern we do not like to see. but especially this time of year. it's that dry offshore wind developing and as result a fire weather watch for the north bay hills out towards solano county and the east bay hills from 11 p.m. sunday until 11 a.m. on top on tuesday. we could have winds gusting up above 30 miles an hour and this is a very dry wind, and it keeps saying over and over again. the address the brushes so dry, so any wind added to that to create creates a possible hazardous situation. as we head into early next week, we will continue to keep it but i on this and also will track the rainfall coming up the forecast. in

now putin not up for re-election and not the presidential cycle but memberers of his party are up forelection. not clear why the app was removed from the stores, but we know the kremlin had objected to it. other news, queen's gambit back in the news. a real life chess player in russia is suing the makers of the tv series because there's a quick mention of her claiming she nef faced men in a tournament. the woman is never seen in the series, just mentioned in the background but she says it hurt her reputation because she absolutely did face men in chess tournaments back in the '60s. she was one of the very first women to be named grand master. i was shooting an interview yesterday, different tv show, talking to an expert in global supply chains, christopher mimbs of the "wall street journal" had a comment and i just wanted to tell you about it, starting today he says, start holiday shopping it will be a nightmare in december. the won't be anything available and you beat me to it and heard the same thing. >> oh, yeah. "nightly news" talking about it last night because with christmas les

look just like that up there. much close on my gosh, isn't that incredible. and we were just talking about how she was reporting from kirkwood. >> and we talked to coop who, you know, his ways family built scratching and owned it. so coop was south lake tahoe and he left so yesterday he said okay, i think did ok area and he was kind of near sarah. and then, you know, he ended up evacuating last night around 5 o'clock. so we've the situation continuing to worsen weather wise are firefighters going to get any help from mother nature. so mother nature not being the most helpful today. the winds is the biggest factor up there for sure. and that is really pushing this plays to the north and east. >> this is your view from dl bliss state park, which is on the southwest side of the lake really popular spot actually fairly close to emerald bay and what you can see here is that golden glow from the fire that makes its approach and of course just the smoke that it is putting up to the north and east. the winds here in the b

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gas up more than 5% at one point. ending up nearly 4% to $5.50 per btu. natural gas is now up 120% in just six months. that's going to impact a lot of things, including your winter heating bill or the cost of air conditioning in the next few months we will get more on what is happening in gas and why it is worse in europe in just a couple of minutes natural gas down to $5.40. >>> speaking of overseas, the asian markets closed shanghai and hong kong down 1.5% casino stocks getting crushed again. all amid the government crackdown on the sector. a lot of concerns for investors. those stocks did not rebound sands china down another 8%. wow. the early trade in europe is higher for the most part germany and france up more than .50%. little bit with of divergence with the asian markets and europe markets more on the markets in a moment. >>> let's get you caught up on the headlines happening, including the democrats moving one step closer to a $3.5 trillion pendingspending bill a to pay for it. bertha coombs is here with more. good morning >> reporter: good morni

and speaking up about. of those things was going on in birmingham, alabama. here are some students that were there, again, taking us towards their ideals and dealing with the issue of racial justice, which our case is so grounded in, because this was the example that we were following. these kids were in birmingham. there were around 2,000 kids that year that marched and sang songs. ♪ this little light of mine, i'm going to let it shine ♪ >> they were marching and single for justice. what happened, john, some people weren't too happy about that. >> no. this is the ku klux klan. they were not interested in racial justice. they were interested in whites only and the movement had to rise up to oppose that. if there hadn't been a movement to oppose that, that would still be the world we live in today. >> we're happy that young people stood up and opposed it and many adults as well. we were part of all that speaking up. the ku klux klan to punish the little children for speaking up for democracy and justice, the

coming up. president biden makes his first address to the united nations as president, what he had to say about covid-19 withdrawal from afghanistan and climate change and remembering a man who was shot and killed while feeding the hungry in oakland. police say it was an unprovoked attack at 10 30 we hear from the victim's fiancee, plus. it took a tragedy for this to happen, so no, but it won't happen to anybody else. also five pedestrians hit and killed the same intersection in san jose. just this year after the break the pilot program approved today in an effort to make that area and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. to install traffic cameras tha

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head's up on that.s the head's up that you have for the morning commute. >> first of all, i'm in concurrence i will stay away from the temperature 101 but the freeway 101 is fine throughout silicon valley. the early drive no problems. that one incident as we told you just a couple minutes ago, san jose pd did tweet out they have reopened the intersection of santa clara between 9th and 11th. this is san jose state just a few blocks away was the crash scene. santa clara reopened. so is tenth down toward 280 and passing by san jose state. we're tracking that as one of the stories overnight. deadly crash on 280 at eastmoor. notes the deadly crash, a shooting on 280 at east. bob redell connues to follow that story. a smooth drive after that freeway was reopened in the southbound direction. never a problem for the northbound. westbound 580 a little bit of slowing. activity still there, but i think it has been cleared from the fast lane there and vasco road shows a little bit of slowing past the county line. t

178% s&p up 1.5%. nasdaq up 1725%. all of these are pushing markets back into the green for the week. in the bond market yields are moving higher as well, more notably than what we have seen in equities. the ten-year just south of 1.4%. rick santelli saying watch this level. if we close above it it is going to change the technicals it is helping bank stocks. citi, regionals all higher ci citis $71. energy names, devin energy, apa. we are going to dig deep sbeer the rally and see what the bulls are buying and what they aren't, bob pisani is down on the new york stock exchange. >> the bears are stunned even the bulls are stunned right now. monday we were down 5% and the bears were sitting around saying finally, we are going get a 10% correction it is about time they have been crushed people have been emailing, why are rerallying can you explain to us? i can give you ideas of what people are talking about powell communicated do not conflate the taper with rate hikes. it is not coming for a long time those

lisa: are you going to make something up? joe: i will try to make something up right now.'s remember, these are self-imposed deadlines. nancy pelosi promised moderates she would have a vote on bipartisan infrastructure by then. that is going to create a whole new problem for her amongst moderate democrats, progress is pushing the gas pedal on $3.5 trillion. we haven't even mentioned that debt ceiling yet. a government funding bill by the end of this month. it is going to be time for nancy pelosi to start setting priorities. this is typically when we start to see motion, when everyone's heels are dug in. it is like a stock that has been consolidating for months and months and is ready for a breakout. we could find ourselves next week in that position. jonathan: can we frame that? is he welcome back? can he come back tomorrow? jonathan: he is up early. sound off a little bit later. let's get real about what is happening down in d.c. joe manchin, what does he want? tom: i think what he would like is a democratic majority. over the weekend was just brutal, no other way to put

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coming up. the pg and e workers spotted the initial flames on the second largest wildfire in california history. the dixie fire, he faced a federal judge today why the workers said he didn't turn the power switch off earlier and a fast moving wildfire in mendocino county forces evacuations destroying homes in its path. we'll have the latest on the firefight and we'll look at the forecast around here we've got a cool down coming not right away, but it's going to cool down and maybe some rain in that five day i'll see you back here with that, and we're tracking tropical storm nicholas as it churns closer to texas getting ready to make landfall and taking a live look right now at the monday evening commute conditions on interstate 80 in berkeley. ktvu news at six will berkeley. ktvu news at six will be right back. you know when you're at ross, ooh! and the fall finds are everything? and those brands at those prices are everywhere? okay, yes! that's yes for less! bring on the fall looks you've been

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the rac says it went up another ip ailey tebbett side's friday and could go up tebbett side's fridaycause of this chaos but the soaring price of crude oil. the uk has plenty of fuel, but well panic buying continue at a faster rate than deliveries going on? the knock—on effects for businesses will grow the longer this goes on. brian maddison as chairman of the petrol retailers association. what is the situation this morning with the queues? i is the situation this morning with the queues?— is the situation this morning with the cueues? . ., ., ., the queues? i am afraid to say there is still quite — the queues? i am afraid to say there is still quite a _ the queues? i am afraid to say there is still quite a bit _ the queues? i am afraid to say there is still quite a bit of _ the queues? i am afraid to say there is still quite a bit of panic— the queues? i am afraid to say there is still quite a bit of panic buying - is still quite a bit of panic buying in the country, one of our members in the country, one of our members in the country, one of our members in the north with a portfolio

theresa has more. >> voted no, that no vote to open up booster shots to those 16 and up getting localit was a good point. doctor john swartzberg with u c berkeley school of public health division of infectious disease and vaccinology says bottom line, the committee's decision leaned into data. i think there's sufficient data. >> people over 65 and people with certain underlying are who are at increased risk for that outcome will benefit from getting a so i applaud the decision. >> doctor peter chin hong with ucsf says giving a booster gained a big push following information coming from israel. however, doctor chan hong added israel is very, very different from the united s states is much smaller is months. >> well, much ines may not be generalized. let us situation. >> both doctors working in the field strongly point out this decision does not mean boosters won't happen for those under 65 rather just now giving priority to those at the highest risk saying this. >> it's not saying that the fda columbus on having booths are from all populations. it's just that it's not an emergency for

great way to speak up and stand up for things you believe in. and the courts, there hasn't been a case at the supreme court having to do with student speech. and social media. there has been a case around adults and facebook and the court was very protective of the man's rights in that case. but i think it's only a matter of time before a case does make it to the supreme court. we social media we want to be with respect for how we use that. we want to use it to make the world better and not more dangerous. >> i'd like to say something more regarding speech generally. it applies to social media. because a lot of the questions around social media speech have to do with implied threats. and harassments. and i think that you are going to find that speeches distinguish between speech which is expressing an idea and speech which is more or less on assault. currently, on assault is a physical assault. but if you've ever been verbally assaulted, you understand that it has a physical effect. and hate speech can have a physical effect. it can also encoura

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we can go up and look at a little bit higher up here and now we're up around caples lake, which is justoutside of kirkwood. 46 degrees 34% humidity. all these numbers are good 58 degrees at owens camp 38% humidity. these are all really good numbers for firefighters, and that's why we're seeing good progress on the fire, and i think there's a little more optimism today because really the last 48 hours were touch and go. i think the last 36 hours would make a break for this thing, and firefighters knew that and because of the winds and what have you and amazing, you know, let me tell you something. fires don't come off. they burn uphill. so you know, echo summit, right? they don't go. downhill they don't this only happened a couple times in the history of fire in california. big fire like this. that's gone up. the other time it happened was on the dixie fire when it summited and then dropped down to almanor. so this is a very unusual fire. circumstance and firefighters were able to contain and control something that was very, very unusual for the state of california. so when we come back,

no wind gusts of 15 plus up to, you know, 45 at the peaks up there. those are the numbers they're really looking at. that causes concern we might not be feeling here. but if you go to the top of mount santa lina, we're going to have a much different whether event why preparation matters. new reflective house markers are just one of the steps calistoga have taken. you know, they spread the word and they keep a vigilance out, and people are very aware of the situation as we go on, and we encourage that. the red flag warning runs from 11 pm to 11 am tomorrow morning fire, weather watches and warnings have been happening almost weekly andre since august. an important next few hours for people, both people that live in that area and firefighters as well. deb thank you so much. now let's start a chief meteorologist bill martin for more on the conditions we can expect later tonight, bill. well andre deb hit it right on the head. you know we're going to pull the trigger on these red flag warnings pretty quick. we've seen a lot this year already, and we're jus

thank you does coming up in sports?iants look to take a two game division lead over the dodgers. joe fonzi is up next with all the highlights nobody don't go, go, go! go then at 11 will show you how evacuees returning to south lake tahoe are finally getting a chance evening everyons happening tonight in sports. however, the national league west is ultimately settled. it won't be in a head to head game between the giants and dodgers in the regular season. those two teams concluded their season series today with the giants back in sole possession of first place, big name showing up for tonight's series finale. that's not tom watson and the masters hat, but i want to know li san francisco resident klay thompson. giants haven't had much success with l. a starter walker buehler, but tonight was an exception. brandon belt got one in his happen. spot off bueller in the first inning. that's number 21 on the air for belt, the only john on the current roster has hit a homer off bueller, josh dodgers, even the game with the run in

cooler temperatures are helping firefighters up north. contained up to 65%. the fire has burned more than 965 acres and despite the gains the fire is now posing a new threat. the flames are getting closer to a set of radio telescopes that search for signs of extraterrestrial. took this picture just a few miles away. that's where the mountain view based cettie institute operates 42 antennas, the scientists have been evacuated with the fire bearing down rushed to remove tree branches from the area so hopefully the telescopes will survive. >>> darren has given us the all clear that it is possibly clear. >> it is as far as the smoke coming fire and that dixie fire along with the monument fire and the river complex, those were the big offenders for putting smoke in our sky. it was a beautiful day today and air quality was good. we're going to do it again tomorrow. that's probably the best part of this forecast. air quality is much less of a concern in the bay area than it has been. there's golden gate park. you can see alcatrez out there. that's a good looking vie

you up.to see you. what a whirlwind. the vmas and last night the met. that gown was really 88 pounds? >> yes. >> michael wanted to know how did you get up the stairs? >> i had six men helping me. without their help i probably wouldn't have made it far or into the met at all. >> you made it to the met and put it out to the universe. you said this was something you wanted to do and they responded. so what was the experience like? >> i mean, it was absolutely amazing and i think this year we had so many athletes that got to attend and so i feel like that was really nice to be able to be recognized, but a lot of the people that i didn't think they would know who i was knew -- >> come on. >> i don't know. it just shocks me because it's two different worlds like athlete, actors, actresses, celebrities, it's just so different. >> but you know what, if people didn't know you before tokyo, they know you after and not just because of your skill as a gymnast, because of yourself speaking out. you had wo

months, up 20%.s for the watch, to alert about increasing blood pressure and fertility planning could be available next year per the journal. a health and fitness product you would expect a version of the watch, along with other new hardware very soon research firm, idc, says if you look at that wearable category, apple dominates that now with the watch and air pods the next closest, by the way, at 12%. as always, one very big tech event they've circled on their calendars has come up with tim cook takes the stage and introducings the hardware products the expectation is more relatively modest advance to the year and we're going to sigh that's a lot of iphone demands that pull forward. it won't be as strong as the iphone 12. they're on the sideline. and people there are going to be looking for the upgrade. mike, back to you. >> thank you very much time for the etf spotlight highlighting one name, looking to rebound, following a 16% decline in august. hi, christina. >> we know solar stocks have had a l

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view up there. and they had this great coupela on the top of their station so they had a great view. i think you'd have no probably. >> good to know. i'll jus be on the next flight up then, in that case. >> there you go! >> easy as that, right, kristin? on that note, just given what mike laid out, what did they do there for the three days they were up in space? besides just look at the incredible views? >> they conducted some scientific experiments, some medical experiments, but also did some very average, ordinary things, things like what you or i might do if we were up there. scion proctor, the poet and painter, she made some art. kristin broski, a musician, played the yukulele. haley arceneaux was into the gymnastics and the weightless su sorm su somersaults. that's what made this so extraordinary, how ordinary the whole thing was in terms of what they wanted to do in orbit. you saw kristin broski as they were preparing for the de-orbit burn, he was watching "spaceballs," he was watching a m movi

there wasn't meant to be an extraordinary shake-up - up?earing up the whole system and replacing it with a zonal system, which essentially strips homeowners of their rights to object to new homes. and if there is a designated growth zone, the presumption is the building permission is already granted, and councils have artie been given these mandatory house—building targets to meet. —— have already been. the places affected by this, you may think it's affected by this, you may think it's a great thing that we are building more houses because a housing crisis and building more houses should in theory solve that. but the places that have been really affected are a lot of these tory suburban shire seats where you might see warehouses worth a lot of money, and lots of the fields nearby, new houses built in order to meet these targets. one of the places that really could been affected by this, or at least people perceived it to be, where the liberal democrats overturned a huge tory majority with a by election shock — that spooked a lot of tories,

up there. i just want to wonder what if you can say anything about the situation that could reassure people because although the fire is at the edge of the south and of south lake tahoe. it hasn't gotten into the town yet. and what's your sense just talking to firefighters and people there about how they feel about are they going to dodge a bullet or is it just up to the wind and mother nature. >> well, it's in there feeling a lot more comfortable about the situation right now than they were yesterday. yesterday. they're very worried about miers and other community on the outskirts of south lake tahoe and some other neighborhoods in this area because what they feared could happen with the winds last night, but they had a little break and the way the direction the fire is going appears to be east not northeast where we are. so it appears that it's bypassing the communities around south lake tahoe right now. but one wind event could change that. and that's one thing. firefighters are worried abou

in the cove, although we do have a souvenir for the man and the kayak, the giants are up. 42 giants up fortitude still in the ninth, but with pitcher jake mcgee on the injured list, tyler rogers is in to close it out. and he can't get it done. oh, no. a three run blast to travis d'arnaud. and just like that the braves are up around 5 to 4. but this is the giants. the 2021. giants two out bottom. 92 strikes to donovan solano, who is fresh off the coronavirus covid-19 list. he's been out for a while, but he comes back and hits the 16th pinch hit home run of the year. for the giants ties the game and then look who's at the plate in the 11th. they're going to look to starting pitcher kevin gausman for the game winner. it's a sac fly, but it's just deep enough to score. brandon crawford sliding in safely and that's how the game ends. everybody giants when it's 6 to 5, and they are now two up on the dodgers. like i said, with 14 games to go eight down in anaheim, taking on the angels. no luck from those rally monkeys tonight. get out of here. bottom 3rd, 43, angels and louise ring crow stop

lastly, they're worried they're not being protected from that fire us their signs up signage up about masking about social distancing. >> that goes on enforced and we've had 20 occurrences of covid-19 among these workers at the ballpark this season alone saying says they have negotiations coming up with the giants food service contractor bone at that heat. we're hopeful that, but he was the direct employer of these workers and the giants come to their senses and step up. and, you know, meet us on some of these modest he says if the negotiations don't go well workers could still strike this season or into the postseason. you know, everybody has a responsibility here. they've got to step up and make this right. these workers deserve less. >> i worked out. reached out to both bone at that heat and to the giants, the giants haven't gotten back to me just yet. but burnett that he did and they said they couldn't con con men done. any ongoing negotiations live at san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda, thank you. >> tonight, sonoma county health leaders have issued a series of new he

good news up there for sure.rth calhoun, the weather center forecast back here at home is showing a little bit of that caldor fire. another wildfire smoke actually drifting our direction but not directly being sent to the east and then are wrapped around this high pressure ridge sent back up our way from the south and east. and that's why we do have some hazy skies and yet another day of spare the air alerts. you can see that moderate impact of air quality. we do have and that is going to show up in more and more yellow come the afternoon a growing across the bay area much of solano county, eastern portions of contra costa and alameda counties and the south bay all in that yellow indicating moderate air quality this morning. in addition to the haze, it is going to be a hot one. and really that's what you're going to notice most about this forecast. triple digit heat returns from any of our inland valleys and that's because of it. we do have a heat advisory for solano county taking effect at noon lasting through 0

kron four's will tran live up in sullivan county with a follow-up. >> to the story. way. >> yes. and unanimously what they don't agree. james is what the health department is doing or not doing the health department still standing by its stance of not doing the mask mandate for all of solano county despite seeing the covid-19 cases going up. so if you're waking up in vallejo this morning. your city of a 121,000 people. the largest city in solano county. you will have to mask up if you're walking into any building, we're not just talking city and county buildings in vallejo. any building whatsoever. and of course, unless you're eating or drinking because they want to slow down the delta variant vallejo did talk about this a couple of weeks ago, they said they would watch what benicia was going to do and sure enough last week. bin isa did the same thing. unanimously passed their mask mandate, not waiting for the solano county health department to go ahead and do that. so the did the very same thing. he went around. we got reaction from vallejo residents and it seems to

brent crude up $.11 on the barrel.nne: opec expects global fuel consumption to recover by 2023 but global demand will continue growing to the middle of the next decade. >> we are past the peak of the pandemic, and the car -- recovery will continue. it may be slow and it may be bumpy, but we aren't -- we are on the back of a positive trajectory. >> saying we won't need as much oil from opec until 2026. so is it correct to assume that between now and 2026, still are going to have to have restraint and cuts? >> the outlook in 2021, the first outlook released by any reputable institution, we are positive in this outlook in that demand will continue to grow. we are projecting 28% growth in energy between now and 2045. the world population is going to go -- to grow by about 20%. we have also projected that the global economy will more than double between now and 2045. we believe that therefore the world will double its efforts in achieving with the united nations the results. yvonne: that was the opec secretary-general speak

for the daytime highs here is that warm-up. you got to go back up to 95 for concord and livermore, middle 90s for santa rosa. san jose in the mid-80s and in the middle of the day we will warm up temperatures a bit. san francisco, oakland, san jose's numbers right there, we will get you back down into the low to mid 70s in the south bay. if we look at microclimates will feel warm tomorrow but you cool back down below average by the time we get into monday and tuesday it is upper 70s for daytime highs. ken, back to you. >> sounds good, thank you. >>> cbs premier week continues tonight with a new season of survivor and a bay area ng taway who was born for i grew up in sri laa with a tiny village and no electricity. >> he now lives in morgan hill, and he is one of 18 castaways who will be facing one of the most dangerous seasons in the history of the show. stranded on the beautiful islands of fiji. don't miss the two hour season premiere of survivor 41, that is tonight at 8:00, right here on cbs and streaming on paramount plus. >>>

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the winds pick up come up fire danger goes up. we are looking at the season changing on wednesday. we hang onto that autumn warmth through much of the work week. dan: an oakland elementary school student has gone viral after showing off his basketball moved ama: i love the story. one minute he was holding basketball, the next he turned into a viral video sensation. nine-year-old donario excitement shut off his ball skills. -- donario simon showed off his ball skills. ♪ reporter: saying about it? >> one of my friends [indiscernible] >>'s been working really hard. hard work is going to payoff. we never knew like this would be a part of it. it has been crazy. >> this is moses moody, you brought some serious skills, keep working, someday you can make it to the big stage. the warriors. -- go warriors. >> who taught you some of thoseo moves? >> partly my mom, also my dad. >> was your favorite player? >> i have three. clay thompson, steph curry, daniel would. because he's from oakland, just a big inspiration for me. >> thank you for having us. dan: what a great story? ama: do you think ma