borg evenson said which ashe goes on to win. has borg at breakpoint in game eight. borg is irritated and ashe is ahead serving in the next game. even the match at set-3. a perfect topspin by ashe but borg comes right back serving out a deuce. very lucky for arthur he's down the set point. arthur can make it 2-1 in set now. again and the net. he's simply not hitting his shot. arthur breaks in the force said in the serving at 2-love. arthur continues to apply the pressure and now he's at 3-love lead. another ace. he's untouchable. he takes three more straight points and borg is facing a 4-love situation. arthur ashe at this point seems unstoppable. two consecutive aces and borg is powerless as anyone would be. three consecutive aces and the crowd senses what's going on inside this man with a mission. it's a matter of time now for arthur ashe and bjorn borg seems to sense that this was meant to be his time in tennis. game six and borg is serving at 1-30. arthur has won 11 straight points. 12 straight and arthur's first major champi

arthur ashe at this point seems unstoppable. still another ace and ash service perfectly fluid. 2 consecutive aces and borg is powerless as anyone would be against this server. 3 consecutive aces and the crowd senses what's going on. a perfect service game and the matter is dying now for arthur ashe and even borg senses this wasmeant to be his time in tennis . game 6 and borg is serving at love 30.vi 12 straight and arthur's first major championship in seven years is almost his . so arthur ashe bob 1975 would be easier has won his first majors. when it counted he won. he overcame losses threetimes proving what he could do under pressure and by winning the world n championship he's staked a claim to the number one spothe's worked so hard for . john calmly decided presided over the presentations . >> he's carried this responsibility with him wherever he's gone. he continues to have poise. [inaudible] [applause] today he reaches the apex of the tennis world in being the champion of the world championship of tennis. >> this week in

just who was ash off mar, one. only those who were closest to him can genuinely answer the question. one british journalist succeeded in contacting mall. one's family ah, i spent about 6 months trying to speak to someone from moment family via the british lawyer off to after a long period of time and expectedly, i kind of given up on ever hearing from them. and then after the blue, i got an email from that who was my younger son? and he said meet me in london, tori, lunchtime. and so of course i raced the next day, he was smoking and very thoughtful and his answers, he took a long time to answer every one of my questions. so i asked him about some questions initially just tina to tell me by his father, what was it like right up came in with some of the more pressing questions that i had for example, does it, did he believe that his father killed himself and if not and who was behind his death for the moment the family, it was very important that the coroner's inquest would show that she did not kill himself for tha

you can see the ash falling like snow. this video was taken in south lake tahoe by a resident, he says it's hard to breathe because the ash and smoke are filling the air, large pieces of ash can be seen on the top of cars and on the ground. cal door fire is burning in el dorado county, about an hour away from tahoe 23,000 people have been forced to leave their homes because of the cal door fire. so far more than 68,000 acres have burned and the fire is still at 0% containment. much of the community of grizzly flats has sadly been destroyed. fire officials say the next few days will be crucial in firefighting efforts as crews race to protect thousands of homes that are still under threat in the region. the fire wants us bad because it's made every tip that can to get over that out of that canyon end up this way, so they keep beating it down, and it's just, you know, it's resilient. it's stubborn. they won't it won't go away. firefighters are also dealing with steep terrain and limited road access in the fire zone. the cause

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the cause of that thick smoke and ash in your area, 12 degrees cooler.re just 24 hours ago we are going to see overnight lows mid 50's to even low 60's tonight with temperatures rebounding to write about where we should be 68 degrees for downtown san francisco, mid 70's for oakland and upper 80's for livermore and even conquered and taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. little change through friday, but then a big cool down this weekend with finally some air improvement, thanks to mother nature's natural ac westerly winds pushing all that smoke and ash out of the bay area through early this upcoming week just seen back to you thank you so much for brees and back now to the cash fire that's burning in lake county as we take a look here. >>at the evacuation map showing us again that it has sort of extended again lower lake there are evacuation in place right now people who live in the red zone are being told to leave immediately people who live in the yellow zone there. >>around twin lakes. that's where there is an evacuation warning in place this

so who were ash off? my one's enemies might be on july in egypt where it's being claimed me a gyptian businessman was spying for israel. ah, and together and not one thing to know if you did it. and if he had told us of milan, who had their lia fallen on when it was for me to go to the diamond in my home, when i was to my darling got at the lead again to get and get me here to be at least age no, no more one became exceptionally wealthy through his business dealings in london, he owned a share in chelsea football club and had a business reputation for playing by his own rules. tale upset lots of dozens of companies all over the place. and lichtenstein and it isn't to any deal that you can make money from now. i've got no direct knowledge of these deals, but i do know of a number of companies that he was involved with. and anyone who could have turned the ones to be his most lone and in many ways distinguished his marriage to the daughter of egypt. and president opened many doors for him. some believe that

returning to ash off mar, one's final hours. they were spent in his luxury apartment in central london, while one lives in a very expensive and luxurious apartment building cotton terrace carlton house terrace is the london home for the british foreign secretary. and at the bottom of that as the admiralty arch, which is an enormous flap which is held by people in how it goes, ition and government, or deputy prime ministers. given his background, those who followed the case closely convinced that he was being monitored by british intelligence morrow and was very well known to the intelligence services because they had a very good reason to keep an eye on him because he was interfering in the body politic and the whole of the middle east, while he was domiciled in london. and why wouldn't they keep an eye on him because it was in their interest to do so. carson i was just has a mother to come from, feet can walk up, build, can you drop a total cost more or less off from work about a moral cub court where i work about if you had sa

but you know, we had ash. there's i have reports of ash at the coast today out around seacliff at ash at my house. i saw ash in marin county. i should santa cruz so the smoke is getting down there. so that's a live picture. let's take a look at the smoke that what i was referring to see all that look into the fires. those are fires that's not high cloud that smoke almost like a stratus layer of clouds. but that is just smoke from multiple fires funneling into the central valley getting stuck in the central valley and creating unhealthy air quality. take a look. these are the current live sensors. and you see the reds up around sacramento, you guys sacramento has had like beijing tight air for the last couple of weeks. not healthy. we have been very fortunate. we have had lots of greens, which is what we want, and we've had very few yellows, and that's good. yellows is kind of the moderate and that's where we are again. tomorrow i think tomorrow setup is going to be a lot like today. we're going to see temperat

>>a stronger seabreeze pushing that smoke and ash away from the bay area starting this weekend. we do have a spare the air alert an air quality advisory in effect right now because of the smoky and hazy conditions even for those of you in the east bay shoreline as well and you can see that it's not the marine layer because that is just off the coast over the pacific right now inching closer toward the bay area forecast and skyline but unfortunately, though all of what you're seeing in the upper levels of our atmosphere is smoke and ash believe it or not so that is why we are advising you especially with any pulmonary respiratory issues to limit outdoor activity as much as you can temperatures out there right now cooler for those of you on our innermost valleys, widespread 70's and 80's because of that blanket of smoke and ash overhead concord 79 degrees livermore 81 degrees. the san jose. barely in the mid 70's and those of you in oakland, 70 degrees the downtown san francisco and pacific up in the mid 60's but novato getting those offshore winds. 82 degrees, everyone else thoug

certainly not helping moving all of that smoke and ash into the bay area. but by tomorrow we are going to get more of a westerly breeze that is going to improve us a little bit but still going to be under the moderate category for most of tomorrow for everyone in the bay area. that's why that air quality advisory has been extended through monday. but is expect to see some increased improvement by tuesday morning into the afternoon. but we are going to notice those northerly winds hence the pg. any warning about possible power shut off. so that could push the smoke and ash back into the bay area by tuesday night into wednesday. so going to keep an eye on that from the kron 4 weather center. but temperatures today once again on the toasty side for livermore in concord mid-nineties there. 5 to 10 degrees above average for most bay area cities, especially away from the immediate coastline. we are noticing that mixture of smoke and fog also known as smog and that's going to be the same pattern that we're going to see for start to notice clear il we n- conditions

james, i know you saw ash on your car. i did. yeah. out out my neighborhood looking out at the east bay hills. i could barely make them out. the air quality was so bad. in fact, the advisory. >> has been extended through tomorrow. so expect air to be on the difficult side to breathe in for the least the next 48 hours. kron four's will tran is live for us out in the east bay lafayette specifically with more on the air quality there. hey, well. >> good morning, james and terry a bad morning for our lungs and let me show you the conditions. you can see that is not a cloud. a massive cloud behind me. in fact, that is just the blanket of smoke that is sitting on top of us. let me show you real time conditions. okay. saw step out of the way and look at this not normally. i've been here many times. normally on a clear day i can see into san francisco. i can see a lot of things. not this morning because we are sitting underneath a blanket of smoke from all that fire, all those fires, i should say north of us and look at this. more importantly,

where will you said he also saw ash coming down in your neighborhood. >> definitely ash was falling down yesterday and it continues to fall down and unfortunately we are not seeing any breeze to push it out of here. look at the hills right behind high up in lafayette and that is not fog. i wish it was fog. instead it's all that smoke. that's coming south because of all the fires north of us. it's coming down here and it's sitting right on top of us right now. the bay area quality is considered moderate. but if you talk to a lot of people. they believe it's downright awful. it is not windy. the trees are still and it looks like it's going to be this way for quite some time. another orange sunrise. so we will see that also for quite some time because the air quality is just deplorable and how do we know that. because even a mask we tracked down doctors get this. a lot of people turn to n 95 masks, which by the way, are selling out at a lot of places they believe those high and masks will protect them, especially if they're out working working out running jogging you name in exercising doin

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the flames scorched cars, homes, buildings, reducing them to debris and ashes. the fire exploded by more than 100,000 acres overnight. it has grown to more than 432,000 acres total. it's only 35% contained. cbs news correspondent jonathan vigliotti ha ghwinds overnight caused the dixie fire to explode by more than 100,000 acres. it's now the third largest wildfire in state history and is continuing to grow. in just 24 hours, two towns were destroyed including canyon dam, where we are right now. we are actually standing in front of what was a general storm. we spent the entire day traveling this region, watching firefighters as they struggled in some cases to hold back the flames. officials believed this fire is going to continue to burn for several more weeks, putting communities that have largely been spared in harm's way. back to you. >> thank you, jonathan. >>> fierce winds, flames from the dixie fire also left the gold rush town of greenville in ruins. the three-week old fire has destroyed about 75% of that town, which was home to about 1000 people. >> i'm a

i'd rather have ashes from the fire, too. >> so another question that came in through comments, i saw a couple of people asking this, and it's very relevant, speaking of, you know, back at the beginning saying about the museum wanting to be relevant and bringing in history to connections today, how about toilet paper? you talked a little bit about latrines. so what are we wiping our butts with in the civil war? >> oh, man, there's all kinds of ways to get that job done. there is a lot of paper floating around camp and that's no pun. you could find paper readily available. some men resorted to using the old corn cob way of doing things when it was in season. many times, you know, sad to say, some men didn't do it enough, you know, and that's what created that smell around camp was -- was the fact that they weren't properly keeping themselves clean, but you could find ways to do it. you know, the old leaf is a good way to do it obviously if you are running out of paper, but they made due with what they had. there's no one or two-ply, though, it's all in what you get. you get what you ge

here the error is full of smoke and ash. and it is making it harderfor people to and ash. and it is making it harder for people to breathe —— here, the air is full. iran records its highest official death rate from covid—19, as it's hit by a fifth wave of the virus. hello and welcome to bbc news. the taliban has captured three more provincial capitals, this time in northern afghanistan, as they intensify their offensive to seize power, following the withdrawal of western troops. the three cities appear to have largely fallen to the islamist militants within hours of each other. the biggest is kunduz, a city of more than a quarter of a million. the provincial capitals sar—e pul and taloqan are also largely in militant hands. but the government in kabul insists its forces are fighting back to retake lost ground. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. fire and confusion in the centre of kunduz. taliban pictures appear to show yet another city falling under their control. this is their biggest prize so far — a large city, economically and strategically important, and

. smoke and ash and it is making it harderfor people to break. it harder for people to break. no one knows if this village will be spared. it is now up to the gods of the wins on the weather. bethany bell, bbc news, avia. you are watching bbc news. meanwhile in california three firefighters have been injured tackling a huge wildfire in the north of the state. five people are missing after the dixie fire, swept through two towns, destroying more than one— hundred and eighty— thousand hectares in four counties. california's fire services said only around a fifth of the fire has been contained. meanwhile, alok sharma, the minister in charge of november's climate change conference in glasgow, has warned that the world is getting dangerously close to running out of time to avert catastrophic climate change. 0ur political correspondent, damian grammaticas explained why mr sharma was making this warning now. he is saying this because tomorrow we will you earn release a new report with the latest global science, how serious it is, and in just a few weeks

the most controversial moment of ash off mall. one's life as a spy, came in october 1973. when it's alleged. he tipped off israel about an eminent attack by egyptian forces. a series of clandestine meetings and phone calls involving prearranged code words warned to israel that the 1973 out of israeli war was just hours away. this coincided with a jewish day of atonement, young can poor. when much of israel was closed for the holiday, intel of eve, the government faced a decision 6 months. anna marwan had given a similar alert, but the predicted attack did not come. there was also some confusion over the time of the attack, whether it would come by day or night. i don't to lay to watch them or not convincing enough to leave ease, to mobilize, it's, it's reserve forces. bending mind isn't always at the start to g. the coast groups of the one that need to hold any supplies attack fully on 48 to 72. our analysts agree that more one did indeed allow israel is about the stone wall. it's also clear that he's predicted time was out by a few hours. was this simply a mistake or a de

it's a pile of ash. everybody on my block is a pile of ash. >> power has been cut to about 51,000 customers in northern california to prevent the threat of more wildfires. >>> texas governor greg abbott has tested positive for the coronavirus. a spokesman said the republican governor is experiencing no symptoms. he's isolated at home in austin and receiving monoclonal antibody treatment. abbott recently attended an event speaking indoors to gop supporters while not wearing a mask. he says he's feeling okay and crediting the fact that he was vaccinated. >> also want you to know that i have received the covid-19 vaccine, and then maybe one reason why i'm not feeling any symptoms right now. i have no fever, no aches and pains, no other types of symptoms. >> abbott's positive test comes as new covid cases continue to surge due to the highly contagious delta variant. >>> airline passengers will have to wear face coverings through next year as covid cases continue to spike. the tsa is extending its mask mandat

you take ashes out of the fire pit, put it on there and you start scrubbing. many of these men had very nice teeth because of that, if they could keep their teeth. nice pearly whites because that is one of the best ways to clean your teeth in the field. i have done it, and a lot of the hard-core guys have done it, guys and gals have done it, where you just take ashes from the fire, put little water on it, make a soluble and you just aren't scrubbing. that's one way to do it. with tooth powder they might not have, we might not be in a town where you could get it, or sometimes guys would put in their pack, and all of us they open up the pack and all of a sudden to powders all over the place. >> we have in our collection at the national museum of civil war medicine, we have tooth powder, which i was intrigued by and then i found it the leading ingredient was chalk. >> right. >> i said no thanks, i'll go with the ashes in the fire. >> either way you can have a gritty taste in their. i'd rather have ashes from the fire as well. >> another question that came in thro

this is large pieces of ash caught in those strong vertical updraft. when you see the yellows and orange, when we're looking at a wildfire, that indicates embers and fairly large ash. so this is strong winds associated with the fire. usually a pretty intense wildfire will do that on radar. a little bit of good news is that those values have dropped a little bit within the last hour. but look where all the smoke is headed, south lake tahoe, tahoe basin right now reporting very unhealthy to even hazardous air quality. that will be an ongoing story as well as we wrap you want weekend. right now in san jose, skies much clearer than that. 73 degrees, northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. still haze in the tri valley but moderate, aqi just under 100. not quite spare the air. livermore, 70 degrees right now. walnut creek, 66. that's pretty chilly compared to where your seven-day forecast is headed towards the end of next week. and in san francisco, currently 60 degrees. you see the wind out of the west at 15. the return of that strong sea breeze, west/southwes

following the october 1973 war egyptian president, saddam pointed ash off mar, one as a presidential international representative. in march 1974, i decree, appointed mar, one to this high profile hall, i placed the newly appointed emissary in the same sphere as leaders of other powerful arab countries. at this point, it's likely that my one entered the lucrative and at times murky world of military weapons procurement by them on a sofa and the free and what that but it along them. but it has the article seat, the photo wall on on. it means getting a dollar will be electric and then if you're talking to me and let me look up the local these on a $981.00 more, one left egypt and started a new life in london. he thrived in london's corporate business, having already forged high level connections in the middle east. he made new business relationships with prominent figures, including the late tiny roland, a controversial high profile business figure. roland was connected with a company called tradewinds, with an international footprint. more one also maintained his contact in the middle

but all that smoke and ash is going to spread into this year. all the more thanks to the increase in westerly winds cooling down temperatures in the 50's along the coast 60's throughout the east bay shoreline with 70's as you make your way in london. seasonal temperatures finally returning to the bay area 60's along the san francisco peninsula coastline 70's throughout the east bay shoreline and 80's and 90's as you make your way inland. so we do have a big weekend on tap labor day weekend. you guys and remember after labor day last year where we woke up to those like orange, the hazy apocalyptic and the fires. yeah. now i'm just worried. i don't want a repeat of that. so let's be safe out there. if you do have plans to go to south lake tahoe for your labor day weekend. have a back-up plan because as you can see, that fire is inching dangerously close to time. the air quality is so bad they're they're recommending people not even go anyway. have a nice staycation here along the coast. better air quality cooler weather but warming up just in time

. >> a scary sight as wildfire ash rains down on lake tahoe. >> back to summer. your temperatures and smoke forecast, coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> we begin with several developing stories. fremont police gave an update on a shooting involving a police officer. officers responded to a report of a shooting after 5:15 tonight at southlake mobile home park. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a short time later, police say officers found a suspect nearby with a gun. next during the interaction between the person who matched the description of the shooter and the officer, the officer fired their service weapon at the suspect. >> police say they are interviewing officers and witnesses to get more details. >> oakland police say a person shot by officers is in the hospital in stable conditions at the la quinta inn at the coliseum. police say the individual was wanted on a criminal warrant for manslaughter and to think firearms were

and it's making it harderfor people to and ash. and it's making it harder for people to breathe.nel messi in an emotional goodbye to barcelona. we look at what his next move might be. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it is sam it is 8am in singapore, 4:30am in afghanistan. the taliban are gaining ground at a shocking speed. three northern afghan cities appear to have largely fallen to the islamist militants within hours of each other. you see on your screens, the biggest is kunduz, a city of more than a quarter of a million people. the provincial capitals are also largely in militant hands, in the latter, they have been freeing prisoners. this adds two others are captured on friday and saturday. government forces appear only to have held their own pace and the airport, the interior ministry spokesman insisting they are retaking strategic sites and will drive the insurgency out. our correspondent paul adams has more. fire and confusion in the centre of kunduz. taliban pictures appear to show yet another city falling under their control. this is their biggest pr

as you can see, the ground hears all ash, all of this is ash ah, the result of his employees from the ministry emergency situation. so everyone is head, plow, plough, manage, extinguish, saw. so while this fire does not represent any immediate threats, any people but so it still feels just kind of good to have a part in extinguishing it. so now is just a bunch of smoke but there's no file. mm. ah . so we've traveled back to your going to the village that is currently being threatened by the wildfires. there is one coming from one side and the other. it's chaos right now. we tried to go to the fires, but this place is very big. and so we just didn't have enough time to recent, it's way too far away, and it's through very dense wilderness. the only thing that can get through there are things like this, but they're all packed with firefighters. but we did see the mineralized line that they made. we saw the burn off, and the aftermath of that burn off the burns trees the burned ground. we walked to know for at least an hour through all of the we still couldn't reach the fire. we decided t

and ash clouds from ongoing fires across the country are hanging over the capital. in basra b o g 0. athens. rain has brought some respite for emergency crews battling wildfires and neighboring turkey fires been burning through the vast areas of forest across its southern and southwestern region. for 12 days, and these 8 people have been killed since the blazes broke out and tens of thousands of fled their homes. seem to come on out 0. a while far in northern california becomes when the largest ever in the state history and fireworks light up took care of the games. come to coach. ah hello, good to be with you. let's start with a weather update in turkey. wildfires burning now for nearly 2 weeks. censure. wildfires, one disaster going on but also flooding toward the black sea region. and we've got aggressive rain on top on monday for areas like our hobby, where hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. you know, for the balkans we're starting to see amber alerts pop up again as these temperatures come up to on a 36 degrees. bucharest, $37.00 on monday or

you know that ash as we speak in the house, that means that asking kerry. >> fire.of concern for his home safety. that prompted going up to southlake too clear defensible space around the prop to make sure our house. >> we did everything we can to protect it. and once we did that, it was time for us to leave, especially with that threat that fire pushing east and southeast which parkway according to officials at the lake tahoe visitors authority. a forecast of calmer winds and a major influx of firefighters using heavy equipment like this cal fire air tankers dropping retardant on the blaze is providing a sense of optimism after multiple days of aggressive spread. however, shine pick. it took no chances. he decided that he and his family would self evacuate before the possibility of the roll out of tahoe becoming impassable. we want to get out because, you know, it. >> highway 88. we don't know how long that's going to stay open. >> the el dorado county sheriff's evacuation map is a recommended resource for checking the status of road closures evacuation areas and s

let's talk about the ash. it falls on your car. and that's good because you wanted on your car and not in your lungs. and this is video that was sent to us actually buy one of our co-workers tamra berry. she lives in martinez. so she saw all that ash floating around as well. and if you think about running around with an n 95 mask because a lot of people are into physical fitness. meanwhile, we tracked down a doctor. he says that is not going to be your body armor. >> i see pictures of people jogging wearing an n 95 mask. they're not understanding the picture. that is not a healthy thing to do. even an n 95 mask or respirator mask to call it and 95 because it screens out 95% of the particulate matter. that's 2.5 microns or smaller. what means 5% is getting through. and especially if you're jogging and breathing fast, you're going to be absorbing that. >> and here's the rub. james and darya. they believe that if you're outside and you're working out what your lungs or do yard for craig. so you to get inflamed and now you're more susc