gap itself that is able to stop the federal pursuit towards ashby's gap. in reality, that is irrelevant because jeb stuart has defied -- decided that ashby's gap no longer needs to be held because the inventor infantry has vacated its position there and so, the ashby gap falls into union hands which is the plan of george mcclellan of keeping the position of succession of gaps in the blue ridge mountains as he advances further and further south. on november 4 and fifth, the action is once again going to continue. this is as northerners are wrapping up their voting in the midterm elections in 18 622 as all this is going on what is going to come into play in just a bit. take place will closer to the manassas cap railroad and bite november 4 and fifth, the army of the potomac is going to be in possession of that railroad which again was the objective point for the army of the potomac to have a real supply line rather than just carrying all of the supplies itself. however, by that point, by november 3, all of this is irrelevant. when abraham lincoln had laid ou

ashby, you're in miami. i want to start with the labor day holiday.oncerned it could be a repeat of july 4th, or do you think the country has learned something since then? have floridians learned something? >> thank you for having me, first of all. i think it's a combination of both. i think the public has gotten the message. they're adhering to good practices, meaning they're wearing the masks, they're socially distancing. you understand the nature of this virus. now in terms of spread at the beach, i'm not as concerned about outdoor spread during the midst of the summer where it's real hot and humid, but what i'm more concerned about are people participating in indoor activities, meaning that folks are going to parties, going to get-togethers at houses with poor ventilation, that's really the main source of spread. people just need to be aware of that. if they're indoors, wear your mask, clean your hands and try to open the windows, get it ventilated. when people are coming down to miami and engaging in various activities, i'm always concerned. >> v

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bernard ashby, cardiologist in florida, state lead to protect medicare.esult of reopening bars and restaurants for indoor dining? >> joy, thanks for having me. and i promise you guys i'm not an angry black man, but it's hard to not get pissed off when ayo see things like this happening. florida is reaching 14,000 if not passing 14,000. that's more deaths than canada, germany and most european countries. we have about 21 million. germany has about 84 million people. the death rate in florida has been the highest in the nation over the past week. our testing capacity is trash meaning that over 95% of folks that get a test, it takes longer than a week -- sorry, longer than 24 hours for the test results to return. this is the face of the fact we have technology to get test results within 15 minutes. we've seen this movie before. it's like ground-hog day all over again. we know what's going to happen, and floridians will pay the price for these bad decisions, and i'm tired of saying this but i'm pissed off, i'm tired of it. >> yeah, there's a reason to be. we

bernard ashby, that is reassuring to speak with you. you very much, doctor. >>> a crucial state that's not voted democratic since 1976. what are the chances it will go blue in november? that's next. go blue in november that's next. it's what we did with coogan's. you felt safe and, if you were safe, you could be joyful. everybody has a coogan's. and almost half those small businesses, they could close if people don't do something. we have to keep our communities together. that's how we get through this. ♪ my wife and daughter had been killed in an automobile crash, and lying in the bed were my two little boys. i couldn't have imagined what it would've been like if i didn't have insurance to cover them immediately and fully. forty years later, one of those little boys, my son beau, was diagnosed with terminal cancer, given months to live. i can't fathom what would have happened if the insurance companies had the power to say, "the last few months, you're on your own." the fact of the matter is health care is personal to me. obamacare is

war, bean returned home to west virginia where he operated several businesses in ashby. george bean, we wish you a happy 100th birthday. you truly are a great american. thank you, madam speaker, and i ield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the virgin rise?s ms. plaskett: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. withoutker pro tempore: objection. ms. plaskett: thank you, madam speaker. senator ate -- while mcconnell worked fervently to confirm a supreme court justice, to block the relief that americans need, holding a ailed vote on a bill that refuses to crush the virus, heroes and state and local government, contains oison pills that democrats cannot support. as families suffer, republicans continue to refuse to the funding levels that experts, scientists, and people know is needed. they reject robust support for tribal, cal, and territorial governments. they want to bully many schools into reopening before it's safe do so, endanger

the lookie-loos up to ashby. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. 92 still holding up well. 13 minutes from hayward to san mateo. >>> in washington, d.c., we watch the final honor bestowed to justice ruth bader ginsburg. she was i have enthe highest honors. the first woman to lie in state in the u.s. capitol rotunda. >> this is video from earlier as they are casket was brought into the capitol rotunda. any moment now it will be leaving. that's why we lost our interior shot showing the casket that we have been sharing all morning long. it won't be too much longer that we will see the casket be brought down those very same steps and placed back into the hearst. >> i think of it as the tiny woman with the giant monumental effect on all women in this country. and, you know, for decades she fought for gender equality, wanting women to be treated equally, paid equally. >> workplace rights. >> at work and at home. she didn't discriminate that either. she took it to any race, color, creed. she waged a battle for men a

there's a fire at ashby on westbound 80. that may affect your on ramp but not the freeway. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. the latest tropical storm now downgraded as it moves to the gulf coast. why that is still not spelling any relief for one area already hit hard this hurricane season. >>> the president wants another investigation into social networks and amazon says, hey, that's not our bike. >>> okay, so tom cruise has already chosen to accept several mission impossibles but it's his latest mission that really will launch his career into orbit. oh, yes, the details on an out-of-this world destination you probably never thought he would make. 5:14 let's head to the south bay as we take a look at our clear skies starting with this morning, our temperatures in the upper 50s trending more to the mid-70s by early in the afternoon. another really nice day ahead. and we should enjoy it before it heats up. we'll talk about that and the forecast coming up. >>> and technically the traffic alert continues in fremont. we'll show you the speed sensors traveling north past dak

far as your brake lights go, but i am getting word of a minor trouble spot possibly affecting the ashby off ramp there. it's on the eastbound side of 80 fire crews may have it closed to deal with an earlier brush fire. they saw off to the side. that should be wrapped up pretty soon. bay bridge toll plaza clear. that's a look at the morning drive. it's 5:18 and another day of good air quality. so nice to say that, mary. >>> oh my goodness, yeah, it's going to be a beautiful day gianna, across the bay area once again on this first full day of fall. and looking at that good air quality this morning. as we start off our day an at today, tomorrow and for friday as well. checking aqi values this morning. we are looking at 37 in san francisco. 12 in redwood city. just five for aqi value in oakland and 22 for san jose this morning. 15 in livermore and seven for healdsburg and for santa rosa. looking good for berkeley as well as for concord and all across the bay area with that good air quality and that clean fresh air for our region. so we're going to continue with that clean air as we head thr

berkeley, they approved the development plan to build hundreds of homes and new apartments at the ashby and north berkeley b.a.r.t. stations. hundreds of people weighed in on how much affordable housing should be near each station. councilmembers say the project won't be finished until 2025. >>> 5:39 right now. santa cruz beaches, sad to say, off limits this labor day weekend. the city says beaches are forbidden starting saturday to help prevent crowding during the pandemic. though people will be allowed on the sand between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. saturday and sunday. the closure lasts until monday. several other beaches are also closed. in pacifica the sand is off limits and in monterey county 17-mile drive and pebble beach are closed friday through nd a lot of traditions go on. people like to travel, saying a final farewell to summer. >>> well, it's time to stay home this year. we can maybe do it next year. so let's get a look at our start this morning in foster city as we are starting out with some clouds and at times some drifts of smoke. we're going to see our temperatures staying nice

so you're slow at the scene and it stays sluggish down towards ashby james back to you all right, thank you very much robin, a 33. >>happening today, president trump will be visiting california, he'll get a briefing on the state's wildfire situation. >>he's expected to touch down in sacramento in about 2 hours at mcclellan park which is serving as the command station now for state emergency management officials because of the pandemic members of the state republican caucus tell us president will meet with is limited so far he's set to be joined by congressman doug kevin mccarthy and possibly. governor gavin newsome. also new for you this morning, one person is dead after a crash on 6.80 in san jose it happened last night in the northbound lanes of 6.80 near jackson avenue. motorcyclist crashed into an suv in fact when police got there they found the motorcycle underneath the suv the crash briefly shut down lanes overnight. well happening today, bart is changing its train schedules and will run more trains could be trains that every 15 minutes will be the regular now for weekdays and on

but a little trouble spot on one of your approaches and that's the east shore westbound 88 ashby avenue have a motorcyclist sets down involved in a hit and run crash so that's in the right lane causing a bit of a backup for westbound 80 out of albany, heading down into berkeley, it's not a terrible a delay but just be on the lookout for that activity back to you. >>time to talk winners and losers on wall street and joining us this morning to help guide us through that is financial expert, rob black joining us. remotely this morning, hey rob. good day. james. so we have to talk about the wildfires and how this impacts a local economies are ripple effects kind of walk us through how fires like this can damage a local economies. well first and foremost you might be living in a fire zone because 3 million to 12 million california homes are designated as the fire zone. >>and because that designation it's worth a little bit last house on a beach that has no trees near to be worth a little bit more than a house with trees around bit of flour go through second is i think you could probably say

host: let's go to edward calling from fort ashby, west virginia.h the global warming thing, it's kind of like people pick an agenda with a political side which they are on. the democrats are pushing global warming thing. i understand that we have to take care of the planet and it is terrible what is going on in california, but my mom taught me when i was a kid that you don't play with matches in a forest. it is common sense to understand that the world goes through cycles. there are times when it is hot in times when it is cold. that is just how the world is. america running the , you with global warming can't have an industry and be affording to feed all these countries and not have greenhouse effect. there are just more people on this planet now. publicized and people are trying to make a million dollars off of it. the government, as far as the democratic side, it is global warming and global warming. theyey really felt that are concerned about it, then wouldn't it take funding? take like defunding the police, take that money and help out califor