and 70s and 80s in the bay area. e rain chances, i'm hoping that really moves off towards the south and we get heavier rain. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, a break-in with a loud boom. the security gua >>> another large-scale smash-and-grab, at a lululemon in the east bay. a security guard heard a boom and realized the thieves had backed a car through the front wall of the store. six people jumped out, ran in, grabbed the merchandise. they told him not to call police or they would shoot. the guard was not hurt. the details on suspects or how much merchandise they got away with. >>> if you plan to walk or hike in the bay area hills in the next few weeks, beware of tarantulas. mating season is in full swing. you're likely to see these guys, large, hairy spiders in hilly and grassy areas. this video taken over the weekend. despite their intimidating look, they are gentle giants. >> don't run over them. and if it's safe, and there's plenty of room to pull over, if you see a tarantula and pull your car over and just sort of

we sent sky fox up above the area to show us the scene. right now we see a string of vehicles stopped there on the roadway. we are trying to get in touch with authorities at the scene, working to learn from police what they're actually responding to. and if anyone is in any sort of immediate danger . again, this is the scene right now from up above. we see a number of vehicles keep this in mind, of course, the toyota dealership here just a few blocks away from the southwest corner of uc berkeley. i can't imagine how this would be impacting the school at all, but it's a good way to figure out exactly where this is. here we see police vehicles. they're parked outside the dealership. again, this is in albany at the toyota of berkeley. dealership will stay at the scene here. again the most important consideration, certainly is people's safety. those there at the dealership and surrounding the area. we will keep you posted. we've sent a reporter to the scene there. she is on the ground gathering information. we will bring her in for a live repo

this evening may be really smoky for parts of the bay area. ke it gets a little worse before it gets better for the weekend. as we head to concord and look at our trend, it's a shame it's so smoky because it feels so nice outside. take a look at what to expect here with temperatures starting out in the low 60s, and then it goes to the mid and upper 70s for the high today. we have cooler than normal temperatures around the bay. as we deal with the smoky air, this is the last full day of summer. fall begins tomorrow evening. we will see temperatures head into the first day of fall in the upper 70s and low 80s for the inland east bay. novato reaching 77. san francisco in the upper 60s. as you take a look at the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, really, there won't be too much of a change in temperatures, but you may notice the rain icons for early next week. here's what is going on. we will see an atmospheric river move into the pacific northwest, and hopefully the rain moving in on late monday will help out with those wildfires up furth

temperatures are going to slowly warm up for inland parts of the bay area. and. thursday and friday for the north bay and the santa clara valley. the warmest spots , only up to the mid-80s thursday and friday. we will take it. we will definitely take it. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, could add sharon make levi's stadium history, why his concert to i'i'm orlandoo and i'i'm living w with hiv. i don'n't have to o worry about t daily hiv v pills because e i switcheded toto every-othther-month c cab. for r adults whoho are undetectctable, cacabenuva is s the only c come long-actining hiv treaeatmet you can n get every y other m. itit's two injnjections frfm a healthcacare provideder. now when i i have peopople , hiv v pills arenen't on my m . don't rereceive e cabenuva ifif you're alallergic toto its ingreredients, or i if you're t taking cecertain medidicines, whicich may inteteract with cababenuva. serious siside effectsts ince allergic r reactions,, post-i-injection r reactio, liver proboblems, anand depressision. ifif you have e a rash andnd r alallergic reae

rain making its way into parts of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking which neighborhood may stand to get wet. >>> this is "today in the bay." i thought about kari as i was coming in. there were a few sprinkles on my windshield. kari said it was coming. it was just enough. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. mike, you're probably going to start telling us to replace the windshield wipers. >> maintenance is important. >> are we really in the season already? >> this is an early season atmospheric river, and it's having a bigger impact farther to the north. some parts of the bay area is not seeing anything at all. take a look at dublin and this live camera. you can see the headlights and not a drop of rain on that camera lens. but this is part of a very large storm system that's churning up some waves off the coast, producing a high amount of rain for areas farther to the north, as we take a look at northern california, seeing some decent downpours. and then this is what we're seeing across th

idiatribe out to the areas that need it? write no the government _ out to the areas that need it? write no the government is making -- i out to the areas that need it? its: no the government is making —— right now, the government is making a tremendous effort in helping and sending out ambulances are looking for donors for people in hospital but it is still a call for help at the moment. in greece rising floodwaters continue to hamper rescue and recovery efforts, following some of the worst storms ever recorded in the country. authorities in the city of larissa have ordered the evacuation of a district threatened by floodwaters. ten people are known to have died in the flooding though some villages have yet to be reached by the emergency services. earlier i spoke to our correspondent sofia bettiza who is in larissa, we are here in larissa, and this is one of the biggest cities in greece. and you can see the damage everywhere around me if you look that way. several cars are now entirely submerged. you can just about see the top of those trees. and we have seen so many houses engulfe

the village of kopani to attack the works not in this area, the armed forces of ukraine were able tohrough for half a kilometer in the direction of the bypass from the south of the positions of the rashists near kopany, the old mill, berdyansky direction, donetsk region, while the advance of the armed forces to the old mill, stopped intensifying because on its flanks, yes, on the left flank of the armed forces of ukraine in the area around donetsk and novomayorsk, our counteroffensive intensified a few weeks ago, but the other day the defense forces achieved significant success here , in particular, our heroes crossed the shaitanka river and not only entrenched themselves on the opposite side of it , but also expanded the bridgehead - having occupied the northern part of novomayorsk, now the fighting continues for the rest of the village, informational silence from the enemy indicates that they should not expect good news from there, in any case, this situation proves that the expansion of the zone of active fighting in the presence of a shortage of reserves is very dangerous for the

throughout the bay area, and we are seeing the partly cloudy skies, and impacted areas like millburywhere the art and wine festival is happening. 70s, and expect partly cloudy skies, and beautiful conditions with your loved ones, and enjoy a fun, local community event. here's what we are looking at for the next seven days. after labor day, we will continue to warm up. sunny skies, warm temperatures. 70s, 80s, and 90s in the forecast for us. once we head into the north bay, the dense clouds will hold on longer. sunnier skies into san francisco, as early as monday, and beautiful weather for us into the weekend, and the air quality is improving, and to add to that, we have a big warmup for next week, especially for the inland and east bay. we will not notice it as much with pockets like san francisco. >>> do you miss the days you could dramatically hang up the phone? maybe. check it out if you do. chinese electronic brand honor debuting the thinnest foldable phone. it's the magic v2, available in china, and it's expected to hit the international shelves next year. the magic v2 is being

, about 5 km from the nearest populated area. time. looking between the incident is the detection of traces, it is desirable. i live a leopard. well, in case of his illegal extraction of any traces. uh there will be, well, traces of biological origin , blood, for example, the remains of wool. uh, or the collar signal is from a leopard collar. leo disappeared back in mid-may, experts. for some time it was assumed that the predator could leave the signal coverage area, but the pause was very long and in addition, at the level of rumors, reports appeared that in the area of ​​​​the village of ilkhotovo, someone was hunting a leopard using camera traps. leo also stopped hitting foresters. the monitoring group has not noticed his traces for a long time, but they need to start an additional one. that is, they also go to the area is interviewing local residents using a set of these data. ahh, we can draw conclusions that perhaps we can talk about an episode of poaching. leo was released into the wild last year. this is still a young pre

but here in the bay area, of course, it has gone up in the last week. according to aaa, today's national average is around $3.82 that $0.7 more than it was a month ago. but still $0.2 less than it was this time last year. however, here in california, the gas price average is $5 and $0.32 per gallon. that's according to aaa, which is up $0.3 from last week and a $1.50 higher than the national average. take a look at these numbers. this is from triple a you can see across the bay area. there's no gas offer. that's less than $5 per gallon and napa. it's the highest around $5 and $0.42. the lowest is over in solano county coming in at around $5 and $0.27. i spoke with one driver in the lafayette area today who had this to say regarding the prices. >> right now the is that government different? >> much do you normally pay for >> tracking down 150 to >> according to triple a they say that california is in the top 10 areas across the nation with the highest gas prices as to if they're go down or if they may go back only time will tell in lafayette, michael tho

typical light buildup for highway 37 and holding steady for highway 4 in the area. ord, look at the -- easing up. >> thanks, mike. >>> developing this morning, governor gavin newsom is ready to announce $200 million to fight organized retail crime across california. sadly, oakland will not be receiving a penny of it. >> that's because leaders missed a key deadline. snaim's bob redell is live for us this morning in newark. newark is one of those places that will be receiving the funds. talk to us about this, bob, across the state, this is a huge boost. >> reporter: that's the idea, good morning to you, marcus and ginger, yes, the state of california will be awarding $267 million to in the words of the governor's office combat organized retail crime. now, that money will go to the newark police department behind me and 54 other police sheriff and district attorney offices throughout the state. and this is so they can hire more officers, create task forces, and develop investigative units. for example, we know san francisco, another city here obviously in the bay area,

the bay area air quality management district advising that air quality throughout the bay area is unhealthy. many people in the more sensitive groups are opting to wear masks. now, remember, we all had to wear masks during covid 19. so they are wearing these masks not to avoid the virus, but to filter out the smoke. michael valmonte says he walks along the embarcadero daily, and while he's not willing to give up his exercise , he says he is using his discretion and wearing a mask. i always read the weather report and it says today is really bad and there's and there's no breeze. there's no wind today. you see, it's a little windy that blow some of this smoke away. but today, no. yeah. so there are more than 30 air quality monitors throughout the bay area. the bay area air quality management district says we can expect these smoky skies today and tomorrow, but they say they simply cannot predict which neighborhoods are going to be most impacted. they say there are simply too many variables to say exactly which areas are going to get hit hardest. so now for most of us, that means trying to st

the entire bay area is under an advisory. we're tracking the conditions in your neighborhood. >>> an overnight chase across the bay area ends in a crash. what police are saying about the suspects now in custody. >>> and facing backlash after a controversial flag ban grabbed national attention, a school board under fire meets again. the fallout still being felt this morning. >>> this is "today in the bay." 6:00 on your wednesday morning. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get right to our top story this morning. we are in a microclimate weather alert. this is all due to the poor air quality. here is a live look across the bay area, the haze due mostly to smoke from those wildfires burning near oregon and the border there. >> meteorologist kari hall is joining us this morning. she's been monitoring it all. i talked about this being felt throughout the bay area. >> absolutely. and it's not just one area that's seeing it worse than other areas. we can all smell it thi

there could be a crew still in the area. ighway 4 does have the delay, and a build for 580 but not vasco. can you help the air quality by taking mass transit, the great american station for vta, the most important. >> good reminder, mike. >>> and then steering shoppers ahead of halloween, and still ahead on "today in the bay," consumers apparently ready to spend. and forget the ghost sheet idea, there's more costumes. >>> win or lose, the niners already made one young fan's already made one young fan's biggest dream come we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ >>> good thursday morning. the time i

for the bay area. there's where they are. one on folsom street, oakland and pittsburg. target has a lot of stores around the country and a lot in the bay area. that's almost what makes this hurt even more is that they're really pin pointing these areas that are struggling with crime especially on the retail level. and, once again, another body blow to the bay area economy. >> target is not mincing words, right? target said crime is killing business. >> we've heard that from places like whole foods and other stores, and nordstrom's, that specifically said it's not the business climate -- although the business climate is struggling when it comes to malls and retail stores -- but they are saying it's because of the safety of their customers and their staff, and that's why they're pulling out. and that gets to the heart of the issue in the bay area, that has a strong economy and a lot of people working, et cetera, et cetera, but there are crime problems. and retail theft is a huge crime problem. it's hittin

that puts us into the 90s in areas like livermore . it is not too drastic but we will cool back down heading into next week. a little warm up and a little cool down, no matter where you live . this is the best week to get out and take advantage of the bay area weather. we expect 80s of flirting with the 90s for the inland east bay. for the north bay, 70s flirting with 80s. similar into san jose. we will see lots of sunshine in san francisco by wednesday and thursday. we will keep you updated on your first alert forecast. >>> we are less than a week away from the niners hitting >>> welcome back. but >>> baseball. san francisco and san diego this weekend. the giants looking to a void a loss but soto was not going to let that happen. alex cobb started for the giants and he is coming up a no-hitter last week . but this week you cannot get it done. the padres shut out the giants 4-0. next up for the black and orange, the cubs at 11 a :20. >>> the athletics, let's talk oakland a's. looking to sweep the series. the only other team was milwauke

down to the bay area. one mother in san jose says she's been limiting her four month old daughter's time outside. typically we like to open the windows at night, but we've been keeping them shut because the smoke is really bad and don't want to get anybody sick. health officials warn the longer the unhealthy air lingers, the more harm it can do to those vulnerable groups. as the days progress, those harms actually accumulate. and we see more people coming in further into the episodes. our emergency departments do start seeing people coming in in general with more pulmonary conditions, more respiratory illness. and this week, some school districts have been continuing to limit students outdoor exposure by moving activities inside or just canceling them altogether. hundreds of residents displaced by maui's deadly wildfires last month are now preparing for an emotional return to their homes in lahaina's fire zone on monday, the first wave of residents from zoned areas that have been cleared will be escorted to

the area had never fed adults in its central operations. so the r.a. , supported by appropriation of $20 million from the u.s. congress december 1921 and other monies eventually totaled $60 million. today's money would be over a billion. this air undertook to transport hundreds of thousands of tons of corn and wheat seed from the american midwest to the russian heartland. the seed would give russia a decent harvest. 1922. it's a dimension of the story that historians and experts on famine overlook. so this r.a. poster, it was designed for the r.a. by soviet artist, and it kind of captures the the sort of the spirit of the enterprise. it says up top america. that's pretty obvious. and then the bottom to starving russia. and if you look closely, you'll see the rows, the ears of corn along the bottom a. bottom of the poster corn was a very big deal in this operation. so they would would organize two major supplement trade programs in soviet russia. there would be a medical relief program, something the arra had never done. and there would a foo

we were forced to retreat to the outskirts of this populated area. ourselves on new frontiers and positions , dug into the ground , and the enemy is certainly not nervous. the enemy is quite unpleasant. of course, it is unlikely that this is a tactical episode that can fundamentally change the situation on the battlefield for the battle, but it also seems to me that it is a key patient . as much as possible to slow down and stop the ukrainian offensive on this part of the front because he does not know what plans the ukrainian grandfather staff has in mind , what is likely to develop here in the perspective of the next 4-6 weeks, not weeks of active hostilities, but we can only imagine putin's personal despair if you find out that part of the city of donetsk may come under the control of the ukrainian army, although again this information was information about the fact that it is small, but the retreat of the russians from at least a certain part of the test area was chaotic, and they actually covered it with their own artillery, the retreating infan

russian specialists are working in the affected areas in emergency mode , examining the most damaged the city, 1/3 of it was destroyed after a dam broke. muhammad asks our rescuers to help find his family. mom, i don’t know where my sister was found and pulled out. she died in the house; large waters came into the city along the main block. they were sleeping at that moment, so there were a lot of dead here. injured residents of the affected areas escape to flood timing was virtually impossible. this is the second floor, the water came here too. you can see its level everywhere . silt is everywhere. rescuers, using climbing equipment , inspect apartments and the roof of the building, go around each house , pump out water from flooded basements , use motor pumps, in some houses the bodies of the dead were found ; specialists must work with caution. we are working on most of the buildings in disrepair, but local rescuers lack the knowledge, experience and equipment to search. uh, the victims died in the premises, which are flooded. there is no lighting there; our forces and resources a

this is one of the biggest, the rural areas of blog. and this explains the problem because you're talking about communities living on top of all these bound to that it was describing this is the head of horse mountain and that is a visual cock mountain. they have been living here for centuries, incense present, the biggest problem. it has been always the access to those areas because those are the most of the time, rough terrain. extremely difficult, even under normal circumstances, to go through those spaces with the those quake. most of the roads, us what blocked the clear rocks full again, i experienced the same thing yesterday when i was driving from left to the cold with lights, our 1st report back to it again and it took us 9 hours. we had to drive for 10 minutes to stop for an hour and i continued stop and again for them to be able to clear the the, the problem with this is such a delicate operation. you have one road you have to deliver all the age. you have to send the army, the civil engineer, the and you is the charges. it's i

smoke from wildfires in northern california and oregon are still impacting the air quality in the bay area. scientists say it is worse than expected to be. plus the fallout from the flag day and at east bay school district continues after superintendent performance was evaluating just days after voting against that and jim says ever bill murray to district there on the watch for these after somebody stole people's things while they working out. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> good thursday morning and thank you for waking with us bright and early for the kron. morning news. i'm reyna harvey. >> all right. you know the top story this morning, the same as yesterday we are on. >> air quality. watch john jay well has been tracking that for us. john, how's the air this morning? yeah, a little bit of good bad news this morning, rain and the good news is it's not as bad as it was yesterday. the bad news is. >> well, we're not close to perfect yet. so still another day to take it easy out there. if you plan on getting outside to enjoy what is goin

this is clearly an exploration of the area on august 22nd. you need to eat 26 the specified coordinates. the coordinates were found by horsemen not far from the city. pick up the parcel. e. well, i already realized that the link would be an explosive device and transfer it to the railway tracks, when we were driving a car in august, a fragment of correspondence with the sbu curator, what he would do and no, everything is in the best possible way, literally his quote on saturday, august 26, trip dead in obeshchevich, every now and then he touches the bottle in these hiding places while zinenko is driving the car. in obeschevich. he drank heavily on alcohol. here is one of such stops. while the car is parked in obeshevich throws away empty bottles. it seems that one is for 1.5 liter beer, and the other is for eyeliner at the checkout. he buys a new bottle of vodka and hides it in his pockets. he always tried to buy alcohol, of course he drank it, but i wasn’t into alcohol. well, like normal people. i may have been released there on a holiday in

what a day across the bay area. definitely felt very autumn like as we're entering our last hurrah of summer unofficially. good evening, everybody. this is the scene right now, isn't this glorious? it's absolutely stunning. clouds down to 400ft. another 1200 feet and also a third deck of clouds, about 3400ft, basically partly cloudy skies for this friday evening. temperature wise, anywhere from 61in half moon bay to 71 degrees now in fairfield mid 60s. for the most part, the winds are breezy, but these winds will begin to settle within the next couple of hours over night. not as blustery as it was last night when the front plowed through the bay area. we have the low clouds, the fog, the marine layer. it's playing tag with the north bay and also with the city of san francisco. same is the drill around the peninsula at this hour. you see pacific is clearing out, but we will see overcast skies in the overnight hours. here we go with half moon bay with the deck of clouds as well. and as we take a bird's eye view of the

conditions for a lot of the bay area. hing consider specially if you have respiratory conditions. now, a red flag warning on top of all, this is in effect as we speak for upper elevations of the north bay napa, sonoma solano counties. this is because of a dry inland wind paired with low humidity. and then, of course, the dry brush, the dry grasses this time of year with that wind does come the potential quick fire start atlas. peak 18, 2025 mile per hour winds as we've seen this morning and our fire weather risk. you'll see these little areas of yellow popping up in the north bay mountains. that's your moderate risk of a quick wild fire start. so absolutely something to consider. otherwise. it's not too terribly hot. we have this low pressure area sitting with us. that's contributing to what has been a cool forecast and will also result in some light showers up in the sierra nevada today into tomorrow. some rain up around lake tahoe as well as around yosemite national park. and we've got our own dose of it around the corne

you can see the main area of low pressure and the gulf of alaska. then another area of low pressure developing on the south side of that system. and here comes plowing right in the pacific northwest. they're getting more rain there and some gusty winds to go along with that. and well, going to be some interesting weather that's going to clip kind of parts of the bay and bay area up to the north, not going to bring us any rain. i think tomorrow going to be a beautiful day back to normal around the bay area. mid 80's inland 70's around the bay and 60's out of the coast. thanks, larry. it's this is what is left of the security gate at the sunglass hut store in san francisco's. >> marina, this is on chestnut street. thieves tried to break-in by ramming it with a car overnight. concerned residents say this business has been targeted before. >> i was shocked to see that for the second time in about 6 or 7 months guys got rams by a car. obviously someone broke in and stole a bunch of sunglasses. >> san francisco supervisor, catherine stefani represents the

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he did perform last night in the bay area as well at the fox theater in oakland. >>> 6:09 on this saturday. still ahead on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area, treated radioactive water is being released into the pacific ocean. we talk to scientists about potential problems this could have. >>> a live look outside, we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. a live look at san jose, 6:12 on this saturday morning. now our series project earth, controversial plan underway in japan. the country is releasing more than 1 million tons of treated radioactive water into the sea. anne makovec has the story of one bay area man who wants us to rethink what we put in our oceans. >> reporter: in the marin head lands surf is up. among those looking to catch a wave is jason. >> it's like my church. this is where i come to get peace of mind, to exercise. this is where i come to basically let everything wash off me. >> reporter: for jason the pacific ocean is a treasure. as he plunges into waves off the california coast, 5,000 miles west off a different coast, same ocean, nations are plunged into controvers

residents in the area are scared, frustrated and dangerous criminal is still out there somewhere. e is speculation danelo cavalcante may have a cell phone perhaps he got in the prison and perhaps he's communicating with people on the outside are telling him where the surgery center. there's a $20000 reward for information for danelo cavalcante's capture and arrest. >> thank you, we appreciate it. the spring and ryan, chester county resident who spotted him inside his own home. thank you for joining the program this guy is killed two people, one in brazil one in america and comes to your house, what does he do? >> last friday i was looking at by a noise in the kitchen and i went over to my wife's side of the bed and i said i don't want to freak you out but i think there might be somebody inside. at that time my way looking down i could see our french door was slightly ajar and i grabbed the picture frame which was the only thing i had to defend myself which did not feel like a good tool to use in the moment and instead, i flicked the light switch three or four times and waited a sec

tonight for the areas shaded in red. ntains, solano and lake counties, gusty winds, low humidity, any fires that develop are going to spread quickly as we look at those winds over the hilltops, not too bad right now about 25 miles an hour. oakland hills, mount diablo, 23 miles an hour, larry. all right. >> thank you, sandhya p-g-and-e's is raising the likelihood that it's going to shut off power to some areas. a preemptive move to reduce the risk of wildfires. but there's only one bay area county that could be affected, and that's napa. and we're only talking about seven customers there. this is part of a psps warning which is in effect today and tomorrow. about 5000 customers across eight counties in northern california may be impacted. >> a new driverless endeavor is about to take off. flying taxis . a company just opened an office in fremont and as abc7 news anchor karina nova went there to learn how these vehicles are being developed and how they're going to operate. >> the future is here in the bay area specifically

>> thank you for the questions. in our area ties up a lot of the territory served into very long time frame. so my key complaint although we are seeing build off started to strategize is the funding could be implemented faster. so securing the areas in locking them up this emblematic. >> thank you, doctor? >> the key problems with art off , with the eligibility rules, peep companies that weren't allowed to do with a promised and the second was when the fcc changed its rules, about space execs, there was an argument of whether they should or should not of been created a real credibility problem. but, i think it is important to make sure that artoff and we don't overlap. >> i'm going to skip you, mr. sparta. >> i will reserve. >> okay. >> take you mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you gentlemen, your time has expired and am going to see another member coming to the door and another 30 seconds. again to our witnesses i really appreciate your testimony today because this is a topic that we are very interested in, i know one of t

the search continues. look like they don't have a defined search area. that is -- has a lot of folks battening down the hatches, john. >> john: yeah, after he stole that van and drove 20 miles away from where they were looking for him, they have clearly have no clue where he's gone now. now he's in an area where there are probably very few surveillance cameras. let's hope that they get him. marshall service is good at this. >> sandra: thanks, john. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. we are remembering what happened here and at the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania 22 years ago today. some scenes of memorials held at the sites of those attacks. this is a very solemn moment for the country to pause and to reflect on what happened on that day. president biden no

the qaraqom desert covers the largest area of ​​the country of turkmenistan , and the area of ​​dust-richs area reaches 67 million hectares, more than three and a half million tomans of dust enters our country from this area, and the air of the northern province and it infects northeastern iran, i.e. the provinces golestan khorasan razavi and north khorasan, but with the aim of overcoming this crisis, the national headquarters to deal with the phenomenon of dust has approved the promotion of international cooperation to control the external origin of this phenomenon , which with the coming into power of the 13th government, environmental diplomacy and efforts to create regional convergence strengthening and joint meetings with neighboring countries were carried out. one of the most important measures is the holding of the tehran meeting with the presence of the environment ministers of the countries of the region last year. from 50 countries the 18th and 19th will be held in tehran. the compilation and implementation and decisions of these meetings can reduce the destructive effects of du

the eureka area. and it looks like we're going to see that precipitation move over the santa rosa area by tonight. but a hit and miss scattered shower is certainly possible throughout the day. nothing measurable daytime right now. our temperatures are in the 50s across the board, 63 now at sfo. the winds are up to 12 at fairfield, calm and mountain view. these winds will pick up later today out of the south, 10 to 20. temperatures will be unseasonably cool. still mild autumn day. we'll talk more about those raindrops, how much to expect and exactly when. that's still right around the corner. but right now, let's bring in and say a big good morning to sal castaneda. hello. all right, roberta, good morning to you. yeah, we're off to a good start here. there's not a lot going on right now. westbound bay bridge looks pretty good if you're driving into san francisco. we had a couple of earlier things that have been cleared up, so hopefully we'll stay with a nice looking commute. of course, things will proba

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at i believe that we made significant strides as organization and so i wanted the people to understand the truth. >> now at 5 former oakland police chief leronne armstrong was set down for a one-on-one exclusive interview with kron 4. this was after today's release of a report that he says vindicates him and clears him of any wrongdoing. hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm catherine heenan and i'm vicki liviakis, harper's theresa review. that report before sitting down with the former chief today. she joins us now live from our newsroom with more on what he had to say. so curious, theresa. on report, that's for sure. the chief tells me that for 8 months he has been fighting to clear his name. finally what this report out. >> everyone can finally see his truth. front and center and the more than 50 page report the hearing officer, a former judge states that the report, quote. >> contains no basis for discipline of chief armstr

so he is basically from the bay area. he has become a big name in cooking shows, but we know him here as the owner and chef of wayfare tavern in the financial district and most recently miller and lux steakhouse at the chase center. today he told me he wants to contribute to the recovery of downtown san francisco. ask any san francisco resident and they'll tell you it's not only the crime and homeless situation keeping people away from the downtown area. >> and also, if you look around the streets, there's a lot of garbage. the streets aren't very clean. >> the recovery following covid has been slower than in other major cities. >> our neighborhoods are booming , but our downtown has a 31% office vacancy rate. and that is really going to take a while to chip away at as part of the larger plan to revitalize the area the city has invited renowned chef tyler florence to take over the two cafes on the plaza. >> both will be called miller and lux provisions. one will be on the stockton side, the other on the powell side on stoc

the coast guard says this is a problem other parts of the bay area. y, although they're not detail and exactly where at this point. >> they also could not answer questions about whether any arrests have been made. there is new video from what oakland police are calling an attempted homicide. a person found dead this morning inside a car that was engulfed in flames. happened about 2.30, at 35th avenue and international boulevard near the fruitvale bart station. firefighters were able to put out the fire, get that victim out of the car were told the person's condition remains critical. that's those are the only details that have been released right now. it has been a busy 24 hours of the state capitol as lawmakers worked around the clock to try to get hundreds of bills to the governor's desk. >> before key deadline early this morning, our capitol correspondent wallace has more. >> what would you believe it? about 800 bills made it to the governor's desk this year, including some that made just in the nick of time before the midnight deadline. applause in

of the front, not only in the area of ​​the counteroffensive, butetsk and in the black sea. the battle for crimea and the black sea recent events prove that the western coast of crimea and the black sea waters near it became defenseless against the assault actions of the armed forces of ukraine after the landing of the amphibious assault on targankut, our scouts carried out another risky operation and returned under ukrainian control four oil production platforms, the so-called boyka towers, these platforms were occupied back in 2015 and during this time turned into russian military intelligence bases ukraine has been controlling the waters in this water area since the summer of last year, and the russians after the sinking of the vessel vasyl bekh does not dare to send ships here now after the by the occupiers of these observation points, the most extreme of which is located less than 60 km from the peninsula where the occupation of crimea is becoming even closer. and the grain corridor organized by ukraine is more secure. moreover, from september

and are you ready for the fall covid booster. bay area health officials telephone they are expected to be available for you and your family. >>> let's begin with the multimillion dollar mistake in oakland. it has community leaders and some elected leaders asking if the city is capable of getting a handle on crime. yesterday we learned that the city missed a deadline to apply for millions of state dollars to address retail theft and other crimes. this mistake comes as the city is seeing spikes in crime across the board as officials scrambled to find out exactly what went wrong, committee leaders, including the naacp are calling this mistake a devastating failure for the city. socket is horrible. it is deplorable. as every negative word i can think of right now, but the city at a crucial time like this when lawlessness is just way out of control and for the city of oakland is concerned and then he would miss a golden opportunity to get millions of dollars we can get the license plate readers. we can get the cameras. we can get more police o

real options run centers in the bay area. the group responded to our request for a comment but a spokesperson for heartbeat international's told the san francisco chronicle say some women regret their decision to get an abortion and deserve the right to save their pregnancies. >>> leaders of the naacp are responding to a request from bay area leaders to do something about the oakland chapter. some former members of the oakland naacp wrote a letter to the national chapter that letter accused the current oakland chapter of supporting anti-trans and hyper conservative positions. the letter also asked the national leadership to remove certain members from the local chapter. today the leadership issued a response calling for the naacp and its members to work together not against each other. it also went on to say that many of the complaints came from people that are actually not involved in the organization. the statement concluded by saying that the end of aa cp the naacp is sinned by the oakland chapter. to make cal may be going

this is the rural area where the wreckage was found.. the public had been asked to help find this jet, but are now being told to stay away, and you can see here authorities blocking entry to the area. well, this happened in south carolina. more specifically, the wreckage was found somewhere here in williamsburg county, about two hours north ofjoint base charleston, where the jet had taken off. also nearby, in north charleston, the pilot ejected and parachuted to safety. he was treated in a local hospital. but we're told that the jet had autopilot and it may have remained airborne for some time. well, this is what an f—35 looks like. it's one of the world's most advanced fighterjets and expensive. each of these will set you back about 100 million us dollars. we're also told it's designed as a stealth aircraft, so it's undetectable by enemy radar. well, a lot of questions about this, and not much information so far from officials. the marine corps released a statement saying, "the mishap is currently under investigation and we're unable t

the bay area tuesday. the good news is models, put this together little bit more as we get a little bit closer. that's usually a pretty good sign that maybe look like a huge event, but certainly do not see some rain make its way back in the bay area. temperatures tomorrow going to be the 60's in the san francisco out along the coastline. maybe a little bit warmer. a little more sunshine there in the 60's and again, but on the hazy side and breezy in the afternoon, as you work your way down the peninsula, those temperatures warm up the mid 70's as we head toward palo alto. 79 in santa clara, 79 in az in san jose, east bay. temperatures up in the 70's and low 80's to do so again. expect that poor air quality again for tomorrow. and that may be on the increase by the afternoon and the evening hours and over the next couple days, though, it looks like that is going to start to mix out more of a typical weather pattern setting in on friday, the first day of fall and then saturday and sunday, not bad, by next mon

there are a few homes in the area. cal fire is doing water drops to keep the flames from reaching those homes. >>> today, the state assembly voted to make california the first state in the country to recognize transgender history month. it comes at a time when transgender rights are at the forefront of political debates across california , and the country. an activist joining me with a look at today's vote and also the latest political battle lines that are now being drawn. >> we have been following the debates, nationwide, ethical school board meetings, sports arenas and public libraries. of course, california has always been a trendsetter , and this mease, just adopted, makes august transgender history month, here, introduced by assembly member matt haney from san francisco, who says it sends an important message . it does not need senate approval and will be enacted next year. >> it is important to us that we stop spreading misinformation about the transgender community, and take this opportunity to tell the truth an

i'm calling for unhealthy in the bay area. ht into saturday, i'm expecting some improvement in that. coming up, i'll have details on what everybody wants, some rainfall to help us out with the forecast. >> okay. we'll see you in a little bit. >>> what about the 49ers? will the game go on in all this smoke? this is what it looked like at levi's. the 49ers are set to take on the giants tomorrow at 5:15 p.m. we reached out to the team about air quality concerns. the 49ers aren't comments but it points us to the nfl policy, that an air quality of 200 in the immediate vicinity of a stadium, is unhealthy conditions for exercise. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> the smoke keeping urgent care centers busy and hardware centers, too. people trying to get air filters. pete suatos is going to fill us in. >> reporter: even at this hour, you can smell the smoke in the air in concord. i spoke with someone at the urgent air center who says it may be more patients in the coming days. >> we're seeing an uptick of patients coming in. >> reporter: the

the area can be a new season the cooperation of the member countries of shanghai and the revival of the silk road as an opportunity for the research of rural people and the creation of iranian youth movements. in this meeting , they expressed solutions for the development of relations with the member countries of the shanghai cooperation organization in order to rejuvenate the country. and it has been implemented because the acquaintance between the youth of the member countries of the shanghai cooperation organization can raise the strategic relations of the member countries to a higher level . the topic of cultural exchanges was held. mohammad reza khaliq vardi, east asia news agency, beijing, 250 million entities from one billion in the production line, according to the deputy director of forest affairs of the natural resources organization, half of them and 20% of the harmful effects of the atmosphere. in the urban green space of the municipality, the desert region will be used as a god of war . this green cover is the cause of reducing greenhouse gases, water pollution, desertifica

of ​​the front but we have to remember that on other active arease enemy, things are also not very good , active actions are taking place in the area of ​​avdiyivka, the enemy can also do nothing with the ukrainian movement forward in the area of ​​the srebyan forestry, that is, in the enemy's or had other problems and issues that need to be solved here and now, that’s why it was in any case, we cheer for our army, we help in every way, or it is our soldiers who are liberating our land step by step, proving that the russian army is actually expensive, but the second in ukraine the actual task of the ukrainian troops on september 14 to attack the russian air defense system near yevpatoria in the occupied crimea indicates that there may be systematic tactical failures of the russian air defense systems on the peninsula , the american study of war here, analyzing the situation there, that is, attacks on the occupied peninsula, in particular for the military purposes of the russian federation , now there can be even more aimed and even more accurate so

many areas across the bay area.ere it's really unhealthy, moving its way over to very unhealthy. in fact, we've got an active map up on your screen now. you can see this is from air now dot gov. it shows you just exactly what the air quality is looking like end up in the north bay. you can see it's mostly orange, which means the air is unhealthy for sensitive groups. but as we make our way down past that golden gate bridge on to the peninsula, you see that orange quickly turns into red and that means it's just unhealthy in itself. and that read, we see goes all the way down the peninsula here over to san jose and then it makes its way back up over in the east bay and really it's not just anything that you can breathe then. so take a look at this video that we have from yesterday. you can see what air quality looks like most of the time it. coming up, san francisco's skyline from those on the east bay from seeing it again, we're talking about there that is thick and heavy causing people on the peninsula and even down