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at stake the governor's seat as we look live at the state capitol. if more than 50% fill in yes the governor is out. a no vote means he keeps his job. >> justin. >> it's a big day for polls and a busy day for poll workers. i have joining me this morning -- i normally thank people for -- you all are used to this on election day. let's jump into it. how do you expect voter turn out? >> we are at 45%. over 450,000 people have voted in this county. we are expecting a lot of voters to come in person to the vote centers. >> we hear -- a lot voter -- have been worried. let's talk about what poll workers doing to make sure their ballot is safe. >> here the security of the ballot is very important to us. we always have two people handling the ballots evpeople t have access to secured areas where the ballots are after we start counting them. limited access and a lot of security around that room. >> and you said you all have had a couple questions when it comes to ballots or people who may not have a billion. what are you hearing from. >> people that are confus

sunrise at 7:02 and sun set at 6:58. daytime highs are cool for us, below average, low 60s along the coast, upper 60s to low to mid 70s for the peninsula and 70s inland this afternoon. we are looking at the better chance of wet weather san francisco and oakland, not so much for san jose. we will cross our fingers for you. we are looking at temperatures on the rise for the rest of the week. inland east bay, temperatures climbing to the low 90s by end of our week. north bay and coast, better chance of seeing wet weather. there we go as we see temperatures on the rise for the work week and into our weekend. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> we've got a traffic alert along 80. east bound in san pablo near el portal, two lanes blocked due to an injury accident involving an overturned vehicle. we are seeing brake lights in both directions. west bound we are seeing spectator slowing as you work west bound through the area. a heads up if you are taking east shore freeway, expect a slow ride in the area in both d

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you're watching kron. 4 news at >> now a date hundreds of concession workers at oracle park in san francisco could go on strike. this weekend after multiple workers say they have now become infected with covid-19. thank you so much for joining us here as we kick off our primetime coverage here on kron 4. i'm justine jonathan mccall today those workers voted to walk off the job after they say the san francisco giants. >> simply are not doing enough to enforce masking rules in order to keep its workers safe right now. the workers are on the job as the giants take on the dodgers over at oracle park. it is a big game. but after tonight it's up in the air workers could strike at any time. kron and our live tonight for us in san francisco talking the folks on both sides of this issue lot of in the air where they sent tonight. >> a lot is up in the air on told by the union president many of these people have served the team for decades that they take pride in their work, but they feel like they're being taken for granted. >> workers are pretty upset. i mean, i think that they feel that they haven't

look at that one. oh, one traveling to what some in the park 27 minutes. 2 8085 80 to 8, 18 6.80, no major delays while darya, back to you. thanks a lot. 5. '05, at the time right now. let's get back to our election coverage and. >> it's obviously a landslide. but how big it is growing as the votes continue to be counted across the bay area. that's right. we do have some video of those ballots that were dropped off in san francisco yesterday about 24% of precincts still need to report the ballot count santa clara county. they also have about a quarter of the precincts left to report their votes. so let's go to kron. four's will tran. he's live at the elections office where the tallying continues. morning will. >> they are working around the clock and they typically do not certify the election into a week ago. but in this particular case, unlike some of the previous elections that we have covered. there's no suspense. we do know that governor gavin newsom is still the governor this morning. but what's o

i looked at the 10 year yield it was at 1.33%, right now, the 10 year is at 1.31%, but it had been down1.30 in the last hour and a half so you're right about interest rates, but do you get the sense that there maybe particular sectors that are poised to really get dindged in next couple weeks as september has been a very tough month historically. >> so if the contagion continues and the market goes lower, some of those high pe stocks are likely to sell-off some more, some of the cyclical stocks in the consumer area, look at the auto today, i know they had something special going on, some of the materials names, they will be even harder things most exposed to the economy will probably struggle to the extent we continue to go lower, and the safe havens, will do a little bit better, pretty classic, but i would use the opportunity slowly but surely to go the other direction i want more cyclicality in my portfolio, because the economy is not finished nor is the bull market finished. we've got some stuff to get through, we need washington to dot a couple i's and cross a couple of t's but the

our sunrise is at 6:47 and our sunset at 7:24. daytime highs, 70s for the peninsula. from 74 in san matteo. the south bay, upper 70s. santa clara. mid 80s for the hill. east bay. from triple digit heat now into the mid 80s. tri valley. low to mid 80s. right around looking at mid. upper 60s in oakland. for the north bay, daytime highs in the low 80s this afternoon. topping out in the mid 80s for cloverdale. the seven-day forecast. we're going to see temperatures very similar for tomorrow. san francisco, oakland, and san jose with that ocean breeze. seasonably temperatures. as we look to sunday and for monday, just slightly warmer. and as we look to inland eastland locations. a little bit warmer into the low 90s sunday and into early next week. for the north bay, daytime highs into the 80s swept had traffic alerts. how are things shaping up right now? >> it has been a busy friday. new video into the newsroom of this jackknifed big rig we were monitoring on east 80. it happened at one or 4:30. you can see a lot of damage on that second vehicle. lanes are open. we don't k

look at that.'s picking up some of the boxes and lower at this is how close we are to the trial beginning. it actually was sutposed to start last year and it is closely watched. let me swing the camera over here. look at the throng of media here, national probably international for elizabeth holmes because this is a rare instance where billionaire goes on trial. and if convicted, she faces 20 years in prison. she's charged with wire fraud and intent come to commit wire fraud that at the heart of this is a device that she created with her company theranos back in 2003 when she was 19 years old. she was with stanford. she dropped out. she began her company. she was fearful of going into her. so she started this company. and with this device with a finger takes the blood and she claims that it could diagnose about 250 medical conditions. a lot of people were skeptical, including prosecutors, which is why they say it is not true. holmes is not the only one charged in this. her ex partner, her ex-boyfri

shot, at least one dead. many rushed to the hospital. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> the other major headline, late today, the cdc panel voting yes on pfizer boosters for adults 65 and older. and for anyone 18 and older at high risk for the disease. but tonight, the one part the cdc panel voted no on. when asked about boosters for workers with jobs that put them at risk, teachers, front line workers, should they be eligible for a booster? the cdc panel voting 9-6 against it. dr. jha standing by. how soon this all starts for millions and why that no vote for some. >>> there is also that developing headline in the search for brian laundrie tonight. a person of interesting in the gabby petito case. the news coming in, that arrest warrant from the fbi. >>> new york city and much of the northeast bracing for possible flash flooding tonight. alerts in several states. delaware, up through new jersey, new york to massachusetts. damaging winds possible and rob marciano timing this out. >>> tonight, the change

a meeting at the pentagon. a few minutes later, that's we saw the pentagon hit. then i couldn't get a hold of anyone. i was scared for my friends, my boss, and my colleagues in washington, d.c. that i knew but at the same time worrying what would happen in new york. we got in the rental car that day and i ended up driving from miami beach over the next day and a half to st. louis where are cowards at -- our car was at because i knew we were getting on an airplane. >> i was 20 years old, i had just graduated college and i was working one of my first jobs as a full-time employee downtown manhattan. i was on 14th street, union square area. 20 years old, just graduated college, working full-time for a public relations company in union square, which is on 14th street. i was commuting into manhattan at that time. i was passing around where the world trade center was on my express bus, which was a regular commute to work. suddenly, we were at a red light and we felt the ground shaking. we thought it was an earthquake.

as we are stargs out in the east bay, looking at martinez we're at 56 degrees. few clouds moving by. it smells a little bit smoky. our air quality is going to be the biggest concern as our temperatures warm up today but you'll want to get out early. we'll talk more about all of our mimts microclimates and what to expect in a few minutes. >> the haze is not a problem. the flashing lights, mid span, you see the headlights towards us and the lights away from us, doing the last of the pick-up for the cones ready for the morning commute across the golden gate bridge. we'll show you how the rest of the bay is so you can prepare as well. >> 4:53. a follow-up, abortion rights groups are asking if this week's high court decision to side step be a abortion ban in texas is the thing to come. especially when mississippi is the next to argue its case before the supreme court during the upcoming session. >> the fact that they did not see a need to block a law that directly conflicts with the court's constitutional rulings shows quite clearly there are justices on the court th

look at them.at they thought was a win after hand shakes and hugs there, the call reversed. then they lost the ball on an interception. but ended up getting it back on a fumble. derek carr found jones to give them a win over baltimore, 33-27. >> did we win or not win? right. >> back and forth. >>> trending this morning, a night full of fashion and glamour in new york last night as hollywood's lease attended the met gala. >> safe to say the long-awaited evening did not disappoint. lil nas x, singer billie eilish kicked off a sparkling look this morning. or last night i should say. i feel under dressed right now. the gathering about a third smaller than usual with about 300 guests and proof of vaccination was required. that made more room for all the dresses. >> quite the show always. kind of fun to see. >>> what do we wear here in the bay area today? kari has a look at our forecast. >> yeah. the best i could do is like puffy sleeves or something. yeah. not even close. >> stunning. >> live look outsi

was not made at attica at all.nt to bring michael hull into the conversation, this new hbo documentary film "betrayal at attica" is horrifying as you use archival footage, some of it never before known. also come the lies, the cover-up. you have david mentioning the conservative republican investigator writing a book ultimately about what he found come in that book called "the attica turkey shoot" by malcolm bell. and you hear tyrone talking about in our last segment, tyrone larkins talking about what happened. why was it so important for you to make this film, michael? >> i spent a lot of time with liz fink. the state of new york has been saying that this evidence does not exist for 50 years. destroyed, whatever it may be. the state police conducted the retaking of the prison. they also conducted the investigation of themselves. so they started destroying evidence on september 13, 1971. liz managed to find is evidence and she used some of it in the civil trial that she was kind of the leader of, and the state of n

he was a senior at harvard at the time here. you see milton green running the 110 meter high hurdles and he had times in the race that would have qualified him for the olympics and along with a harvard teammate another jewish athlete named norman connors green and can't hear you. see green and connors. they meet with green's family rabbi a man named harry levy. and at temple israel in boston and the rabbi talks to these two young men and says, you know, it would send a real strong message about fair play and about standing up to discrimination if you boycott the games and so milton green and norman connors do boycott the games. they're two of the only american athletes who decide that they that they're gonna boycott the games at the time and it's it's that's a big ask of a young college athlete who's been training for something for their whole lives right to say i'm going to sit this one out and you have to think about in 1936. what did americans know about what was going on in nazi germany green and connors certainly knew that

at one point officer shut down all southbound lanes at ease more avenue. you can see the suv with the windows shot out. everyone in the suv went to the hospital. we are working together more information about their injuries. officers were canvassing freeway lanes and taking pictures of evidence markers on the ground. no word what led up to the shooting. an update on the closure in a few minutes. kumasi: in new zealand, police killed a man who stabbed six people in a terrorist attack. an ices follower hurt random shoppers at a supermarket. this cellphone video shows a bit of the chaos as people were running for safety. police shot and killed the man when he came at officers with a knife. >> what happened today was despicable, hateful, and wrong. it was carried out by an individual, not a faith and not a culture and not an ethnicity, but an individual person gripped by ideology that is not supported here by anyone or any community. he alone carries the responsibility for these acts. let that be where the judgment falls. kumasi: the prime minister says that n

yvonne: what would warrant an upgrade, at least at this point? talked about how it doesn't look very different. do you think racing could be an issue as well, given the inflationary environment? -- do you think pricing could be an issue as well could that impact demand if apple has to raise the price of iphones? kiranjeet: i think if apples sticks to the pricing from last year, that is the sweet spot for the lower-priced iphone models. otherwise, apple has a lot of stickiness. its customer voice is one of the most loyal. anyone who wants to use an iphone upgrades to an iphone. that every year creates an upgrade cycle for iphone users. rishaad: we have been talking a lot about supply lines and bottlenecks, and we saw in july that there were problems at apple. have they been resolved? will this phone be available in the numbers that people expect time for christmas? kiranjeet: we are at the point where almost everyone in the industry has been impacted by supply shortages. i think it comes down to what kind of relationship you have with suppliers an

those are the things i am looking at. look at the tech sector.echnology is doing well, cybersecurity, we are seeing demand heard a lot of malware out there -- demand. a lot of malware out there. i'm not looking at price. as long as the companies i hold are strong, that is what i will be looking at, and that is a mistake investors make, because after a 20% move, he will panic and sell at the bottom. guy: ok. on that note, we will leave it, cate faddis of grace capital. thank you. let's talk about the headlines we continue to get relating to the easing of travel restrictions across the atlantic. vaccinated travelers can enter the eu starting november. the u.s. will tighten requirements for all international travel. we are getting the details now. it looks like i will miss the event taking place at the beginning of october -- better late than never. we have been waiting for some time. i think there is a link to what is happening with the submarine story. i see headlines of the u.k. government talking about the fact that the u.k. and france are joine

look at that a little foggy. i'm sure the fog will lift pretty soon there's one car leaving san francisco nice knowing you. okay. come back sometime soon. okay. and then there's the richmond. sandra fell bridge couple of cars there as well. no problems you're looking at about 13 minutes to cross that span into marion county. that's talk about the giants. john. i watched all 3 games over the weekend. the giants now waking up that best record in all the baseball after they took on the la dodgers. here's the highlights at oracle park in the first inning. branding belt swing on the first pitch and this goes yard. gone. that is belts. 21st homer of the season and puts the giants up by one and the second inning steven duggar gets a base hit into the right field corner bringing 2 runs home to extend the lead. >> the giants would go on to score. 2 more runs in the 3rd inning. giants beat the dodgers with a final score of 64 got a little scary in the 9th inning. but they are now the best team in all of baseball. >> it rea

it's a stay-at-home stock, shot up 45% in three months stay at home so it was hot, cooled off now at 45%. who is this mystery stay at home stock? we'll debate it and see if there is time to put your money in ahead of their earnings tonight, that's a clue. we're back after this on "halftime. >>> about a third of global executives plan to invest more than 10% of company revenues on esg initiatives over the next three years. that's according to kpmg 2021 ceo outlook study released wednesday. the business leaders said climate change was the biggest threat to growths in coming years, matching cyrsurbeecity and supply chain concerns. that's the esg fast fact of the day. >> announcer: esg fast fact, is sponsored by morgan stanley. tivs offers investors a broader view. ♪♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping thin

at a service today was ordained the openly transgender bishop at the lutheran church. previously served as pastor in san francisco. they were elected in may to serve a six year term as bishop. >> now on the fire watch tonight there is a new wildfire that started in the south land in southern california and it's exploded to about 400 acres in about four hours. fire jumped i-5 shutting down lanes for miles and tonight two firefighters being treated for burn injuries. fire crews say they are making progress on the fire after an aggressive aerial and fight. 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 telesco

kickoff is at 5:20. you should buy your tickets in advance because a lot of folks will be heading out there making it a lot easier to get into the parking lots. expect some heavy break likes. >>> there are sand castles and there is this. a new video out of virginia beach, the international sand sculpting contest. you can see homes, dragons, instruments, and they are all made of sand. still to come, standing inside this starry night. the art exhibit like no other about to open up in san jose. >>> coming up at 7:00, more in the cdc reversal, plus a global shortage of semiconductor hers. how a tiny chip isupenng people's lives. >>> and reese witherspoon talks about the new season of her hit tv show "the morning show." >>> we think it is great time to check in on what is happening on the bay area. after the the 3:00 news, we will be followed with the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. to his own hands. >> stephen: do not play rock-paper-scissors with his kid! and that is clearly not his first time doing

don't be surprised at all.on't anticipate a whole lot of activity, though, as the system does lose steam really directly overhead. now we do have another air quality advisory in effect today. air quality is not bad enough for spare the air alert. so just like we've seen all week long. it's not perfect, but you will notice some hazy conditions on the horizon there. 50's 60's for san francisco in right along the coast minimal clearing up the coast today. it's not going to be the sunniest for coastal neighbors elsewhere, though we will tap into a lot of sunshine. and that's going make those bayside 70's really nice. san jose at 78 today, fremont at 74 low 80's that are very warmest for inland areas mixed with 70's in walnut creek concord and san ramon vacaville. you are in the triple digits just 2 days ago. now you're at 83. so we're all in for a nice break from the heat today. tomorrow's temperatures rise a couple of degrees but still comfortable saturday and sunday, we reverse that and cool right back down again

watch tonight's game at your leisure at home only on nbc bay area.you know what the pride of san mateo tom brady answering a question that gets more realistic each season. can he play until 50. that question asked by his true football sidekick gronk. >> you're 44. six more years. >> i think -- i mean, i don't find it so difficult. plus, in florida it's kind of a retiree state so i feel like i can play and then just glide into retirement. i think i can. i think it's a yes. >> you know, there's a little spin to that question. i think it's will gisele let tom play until 50? >> that is the question. okay. so the two in their latest tommy and gronky youtube clip where they talk about all sorts of things, 50 or not, both have spots reserved for them in football's hall of fame. >>> trending this morning, one dog giving new meaning to the song do your ears hang low and wobble. the black and tan hound is the world guinness -- this year's guinness world record holder. look at the ears. the new title for longest ears on a dog. each measures just over 13 inches.

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south bay at 49. early, maybe for a jog, might need a couple of layers to these keep you comfortable for the east bay. san francisco, 52. and look at this in the north bay, also going down to 48 degrees. while we start on the cold side, we're also going to be seeing some heat starting to build in from an area of high pressure. looks like it's going to be gradually pushing towards california, as we head through this week, and that's exactly why we're going to see our temperatures warming up tomorrow. we're looking at 3 to 6 degrees of warming in the forecast. i don't think it's going to be uncomfortable. you'll find a beautiful fall day, especially here in south bay. 78 in cupertino. east bay, not too hot, but warmer. 85 in antioch. right over to hayward at 74. the peninsula, we get sunshine, a light wind, 73 here in san mateo. san francisco, you have that nice, cool ocean breeze at your back and widespread 60s. right here downtown, warmer and closer to 70. through the north bay, right at the clearlake

crawford at third. longoria at second. solano at first. braves are issued four automatic walks in the last two innings. the giants have not had a hit. >> mike: ohh. called a ball. again, wasn't between the knees then you're not going to get it, this goes on the inside corner. alfonso marquez doesn't give anything that's not between the catcher's knees. seldom. >> jon: straight foul. strike two. brandon belt is on deck. i mean, the main thing he wants to avoid is grounding into a double play here. >> mike: god, don't even mention that word. >> jon: brandon belt. the giants want to get him up there. one out in the inning. off the inside. and now it's going to 3-2. >> mike: amazing. that just got everybody in this ballpark into it. that's the last thing webb wanted to do. >> jon: the bases are loaded. crawford the possible winning run at third. he needs a strike to gausman. a high, fly ball. pederson backs up. crawford is tagging.

the stadium was at full capacity.etty yu spoke to the fans. >> reporter: the night was filled with the kind of highs fans haven't felt in nearly two years. >> last time in the stadium was when we played green bay in the playoffs. it felt good, the atmosphere. everybody is out here. >> niners game, baby! >> reporter: faithful came decked out their finest gold and red outfits to the first regular season home opener. >> it's great to be back. i love coming here. i am a season ticket holder. >> reporter: the crowd went wild when the niners took the lead but ultimately the packers won 30-28. >> if they win, it's a plus. >> we are 49er faithful. >> we are faithful. just look at this, all the fans for opening day. >> reporter: 49ers encouraged all guests and staff to be vaccinated but it was not required for entry. fans did not need to show negative covid tests. masks were required indoors and there were no capacity restrictions. >> it's always a good experience to come to levi. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix5. >> vern will hav

moderna came in at 93%. pfizer at 88% and johnson and johnson at 71%.rotection. so they're all good. the study looked at patients in 21 hospitals across 18 states for their study. they also examined antibodies in the body and skews me in the blood of 100 healthy volunteers after they had gotten one of the 3 available shots. developing news. 2 of governor gavin newsom's kids. they tested positive for covid-19 at this time. we don't know which 2 as he has 4 kids. the governor's office says newsom his wife jennifer and their 2 other kids. they fall tested negative and they're all as a family. they're all following covid protocols. the city of santa rosa will pay nearly $10,000 in penalties to cal osha after 43 year-old mary lou armor died from covid-19 in march of last year. an investigation found that the city did not have proper workplace safety measures in place. the fine was downgraded from more than $32,000 after city officials argue that detective armour's doubt death happened at a time. and the nature of covid-19 was still not fully known to them. s

sunset at 6:55 and the sunrise at 7:04 a.m. tomorrow, daytime highs today a little warmer compared to yesterday. still below average for this time of year. low 60's along the coast. around the bay. upper 60's to low 70's. for the peninsula, low to mid7o's and inland mid-70s to mid-80s's. here is that seven day forecast. for san jose and you can see the temperatures on the rise. we are looking at right around the bay into the 70's through the rest of the workweek into the weekend for the south bay. for new san jose, you can see the highs in to the mid08's by friday and into the weekend. inland east bay for the daytime highs in to the low 09's. the north bay into the 80's. by the end of the week and upper 60's for tomorrow. warming up along the coast for your thursday. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> we are taking a quick break. >> when we come back packages being stolen from the east bay. what could bay area homeowners learn how your neighbors are accessing $100,000s with a reverse mortgage loan from the bay area's #1

that has been adjourned at this point.t know when they will hold a vote, but in the interim, they are going to be talking to the canadian national, trying to see what, if anything, can be done here. one key is whether canadian national will choose to potentially appeal and what that would mean for the way kansas city southern's board views a potential deal or its willingness to hang around, postpone right now they have a february drop dead. that's when the merger agreement would expire, or do they as always seems potentially likely at this point go back to canadian pacific, which has the alternate bid, lower though it is in value, and say we see the risk on your deal because you can use a voting trust as far less, and therefore, likely or reasonably likely to lead to a superior proposal, and therefore they reopen negotiations with cp that would seem to certainly be something that very well might happen here. another question for canadian national is whether they will really try to say, hey, you know what we're willing to i

at the same time, trapping the smoke, the ozone at the surface at the surface as the air sinks and warmry. as we take a live look outside, there was a little fog they are 10 minutes ago, and that really kind of disappeared. 59 in mountain view with 55 san jose. that is a warm start. another view here, numbers and the low 50's santa rosa, mid-50's nevada. 57 in fairfield. we are mild, warmer this morning than yesterday. with that, we will take our poor air quality, little less hazy tomorrow, but the cooldown not coming until friday. another day near 90 in the south bay. upper 80's cupertino. mid to upper 80's and the peninsula, 72 downtown and the northbay. upper 70's to near 80 in oakland, with 85 in fremont. you had inland, another day of oppressive heat with 101 in concord, 102 in livermore. the accuweather 7-day forecast, we are hot again tomorrow, minor cooling on thursday. friday, things really begin to turn around. the weekend looking fantastic with 60's, 70's, and 80's. kumasi: happy to hear that, lisa, thank you if your all-new episodes of "the view" return today on abc 7. the s

look at this. the video, this video was taken by a very old kron. 4 kylen mills. 45 minutes after the game. they're still going. the players still spraying beer and champagne celebrating. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news and new police chief is in walnut creek. the issues. >> he plans to address in the coming months. we'll >> all welcome back to the kron 4 morning news at time for you now 04:14am, as you're waking up this morning. we're checking on your weather. your traffic. things are looking nice so far, john, a people are planning to celebrate the giants win today. what can they expect in terms of weather. ha inland again. >> and then the elsewhere across the bay area. not too terribly bad. we're going to be looking at another day with some hazy sunshine but conditions out there as are monitor slowly over is not looking too terribly bad. we are looking at your berkeley hills cam right here. nice and clear. we're pretty free of fog. honestly, pretty similar to where we were yesterday

it shows human nature at its best and at its worst moments together.shows that everyday people can come together for the betterment of humanity, and what you see illustrated here is people not sitting by and watching, but actively becoming involved is citizens in an event that up folded to them -- unfolded to them. and in a sense, the passengers and crew of flight 93 were living in a post-september 11th world long before any of us knew what that was. they were living it in the skies overhead, and it's important for us to take the lessons of the people onboard this plane and what they were able to do in such a short period of time. i often tell students that are coming here think about how you utilize 30-35 minutes out of your everyday life and what you can, what you can do with that time. maybe you can repurpose that time even if it's something as simple as, you know, helping somebody carry their groceries in from the car or picking up garbage. it's often a challenge to visitors that come here, a, as a chance for self-examination, and i think a lot of

one in oakland along highway 24 at 13 north. also looking at a growing drive times. if you're commuting on this thursday morning. we'll have that when we come back from break. >> take a look at this. it's the kill away. a volcano erupting on hawaii's big island. yeah. the first noticed a glow on the summit in one of the web cams which would have mounted all around and when they took a closer look. they realized, oh yeah, that crossed is cracked and we're seeing the magma and the lava bubbling down there. will it get to a point where starts to overflow using this set of like, oh yeah. really because i'm a little concerned when i this. >> set like the center of the earth explorer. yeah. the locals maybe not so much will plus, you are saying it's slow moving some of the wild wild fire we're use to yes. okay is we're not. so i guess when you see you can see it coming, got a chance to run away its close. we got lauren day in hawaii right now with a closer look at all this. >> that's right. q a here at hawaii volcanoes national park is erupting. it started around 3.30, on

who might be at a job at the airport, all are required to be vaccinated.us exemption. companies will be required to submit reports on the vaccination status of employees. they can go as far as issuing fines for noncompliance. julian: oakland unified will consider a proposal to have all students vaccinated -- vaccinated for covid-19. vaccination rates within the district are already on the right track. this month, sam davis, vice president of the school board, told us 73% of young people in oakland have at least one shot. kumasi: teachers in the west contra costa school district have filed a complaint over covid-19 concerns. the complaint was submitted last month. the teachers union said schools failed to hold regular covid testing for students, to sanitize classes after positive cases, and to notify staff exposed. the school board was supposed to vote on a mandate this week but that has been canceled. julian: president biden is expanding an effort to get more people around the world vaccinated. the united states is buying another fund -- 500 million vaccin

even at this 8 o clock hour. in fact, it was a very hot day inland, especially for our innermost valleys in the east bay warming up into the mid 90's for those of you in santa rosa forwarding with 90's at 89 degrees. so that's just an indicator of just how hot it got in our inland valleys today in northern california taking a live look outside right now at koin tower. we're noticing some of that marine layer mixed in with that smoke and haze. so was a little bit hazy are out there today and we are tracking moderate to poor air particles right now. this evening, futurecast for though, is going to show us a little bit of a break in the weather department. but unfortunately that won't arrive until next weekend. we actually have a slight chance of showers arriving. primarily for those of you in the north bay and for most of the bay area coastline by early saturday morning, but then we're going to dry out by saturday afternoon. really just tracking traces amount of rain is any but temperatures out there right now. wid

i achievement top and everyone's mans at the moment, isn't there?— at the moment, isn't there?have been talking about - at the moment, isn't there? i know, we have been talking about it - at the moment, isn't there? i know, we have been talking about it all - we have been talking about it all night long and i still can't believe what happened last night, it didn't feel will this morning, i had to check my phone to check it wasn't a dream. we will go into the tennis, but first... both of the formula i championship leaders are out of the italian grand prix after a dramatic start in monza. max verstappen started from pole — lewis hamilton in fourth. but as hamilton was returning to the track from the pit lane, he and verstappen collided — the red bull going right over the top of hamilton's mercedes. the safety halo around the cockpit prevented any serious injury to hamilton — both drivers out of their cars safely, but furiously. daniel riccardo currently leads from lando norris. we will keep you updated on that one over the course of the afternoon. all day we've been reflecting on

i am involved at both ends of the sport, i have been involved at the elite end, but i also work at clubtennis clubs. so there is a lot of work that goes on and obviously things like this to highlight it. hopefully if anything it will just generate highlight it. hopefully if anything it willjust generate more interest from the public, wanting to play tennis and wanted to get girls out there playing, girls and boys. i don't think this is just for girls, i think she will have inspired a whole generation of boys also. you mentioned your daughter is already showing a bit of interest in the sport as a result of watching the match, so do you think we are likely to see a vast and sort of more ongoing growth and interest in the sport among children? or do you think it mightjust be a bit of a flash in the pan or do you think there is actually could of a bit more of a long—term increase interest among youngsters? more of a long-term increase interest among youngsters? yeah, i don't think it — interest among youngsters? yeah, i don't think it will _ interest among youngsters? yeah, i don't think it

so not everybody takes advantage of their a c at once. but look at your screen. these are some of the things that you can do to conserve energy today between 4 to 00:00pm tonight cal iso is asking people to set their thermostats to 78 degrees. at least avoid using major appliances and turn off any unnecessary lights. again, that is between 04:00pm to 09:00pm. this will help in preventing. >> to strain the power grid. cal iso says that people consuming their energy makes a huge difference and they it has been done in the past. people have done their part. and because of that, there hasn't been any power outages. so cal iso is asking people to do that today between 04:00pm to 09:00pm deiah james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. camila. >> it's 9.10, right now and and still ahead, a staffing shortage at the oakland police department. >> what the police union blames for the lack of officers. and with less than a week to go until the raiders kick off their season of the team's vaccine mandate is now impacting ticket prices, maybe get a deal. and lots o

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first week or at the most two of october. that's when the data will be available. of course, as with all things we do, they must be submitted to the fda for their regulatory the approval. so you don't want to get ahead of the fda, but at least that's where the data are right now. thank you. >> what was the second question? can you repeat that, ebony, please? ebb bi-- ebony? you need to unmute yourself. >> i'm sorry. the second question was an update in terms of long-term effects of covid-19 on elderly and how you're gathering that data. >> yeah, i can answer that, jeff. we're doing a very large cohort study that has been anticipatorred, the award -- that has been started, the award has been made to look at a number of different groups of individuals from all ages from young individual, children, to elderly individuals to look at, a, the occurrence; b, the duration; c, the pathogenesis, if at all we can gather that; and then, d, if anything, can we prevent and/or treat this. >> and maybe i'll just add that we also have cohort

take a look at the timeline to show how these are colliding at the same time. september 22nd, when the democrats have to have the draft done and ready to go, they want to vote on the the bipartisan infrastructure plan by as soon as september 27th, that is what nancy pelosi has promised the house moderates. at the same time there is a whole other debate over things like funding the government, they run the risk of a government shutdown and you see the deadline there and then you get into october and that is when people like janetelen the treasury secretary are warning that the credit card bills will come due and the debt ceiling needs to be raised. so it complicates the negotiations that phil is talking about and even though the white house is really emphasizing the bigger picture in the broadcaster goals at stake here, the fact that you have these thin margins in it allows prank and file members to hold ferm on specific pet projects texas could be immigration reform or climate change or something like lifting the tax on state and local governments so that compl

, we are more at risk.particularly since 9/11, even before that blood spilt in afghanistan. so it'll be a very difficult — afghanistan. so it'll be a very difficult anniversary, i think, and an interesting moment of reflection for the _ an interesting moment of reflection for the whole world, really. it an interesting moment of reflection for the whole world, really.- for the whole world, really. a quick comment from _ for the whole world, really. a quick comment from you, _ for the whole world, really. a quick comment from you, jessica, if - for the whole world, really. a quick comment from you, jessica, if i - for the whole world, really. a quick| comment from you, jessica, if i may — president biden very much changing his foreign policy as the trips with group —— withdrew from afghanistan and the last few weeks. the group -- withdrew from afghanistan and the last few weeks.— and the last few weeks. the after are still going _ and the last few weeks. the after are still going on _ and the last few weeks.

at 9:00 a.m., stanford takes on kansas state at at&t stadium in arlington texas.ttles usd at the memorial coliseum. and tonight, nevada faces cal at memorial stadium at 7:30. the a's play the blue jays in toronto on the diamond. first pitch at 12:07 at the rogers center. tonight, the giants battled the dodgers at oracle park. first pitch at 6:05. first place was on the line last night when the two rivals met. here is larry beil with the highlights of this morning sports. ood mo biggest series of the year for the giants, in time for first place for the dodgers, three games to determine who was in the driver seat in the final weeks of the season. if i could get my souvenir bat through, a weird move by gabe kapler, who pitches. austin slater delivers rba single, 1-0 giants. top 9, 1 out. estrada goes home to adjuster posey, justin turner and a pickle, ends up on third with corey seager out. turner was tagged when he stepped off third right there and it would have been over, but , instead, two outs in the ninth. confusion. but chris taylor with a flare to no man's lan

this would be helpful at least for me personally to see what are we looking at. what's the spectrum of possibilities that are ahead of us from each side of this equation. >> that's very appropriate for the long term view. i would say for the short term view, we have to look at the bad scenario. >> i think in the long term planning, it would be good to have these various scenarios. >> absolutely. >> thanks for filling in the clarification to the question about diversity of team and what you have. we'll continue to look at and monitor as we move forward. any other commissioners have comments, questions et cetera as we move towards closure? >> i would just like to thank everyone. thank you tim, i think you did a great job. thank everybody. this is an ongoing conversation and the beginning. thank you all. >> great. thank you commissioner. >> if i could just make a comment or two, i personally would like to thank minisha a lot for this work and all she has been doing. we're looking forward to the next work shot next october. it will be the long term vulnerability asse

at the dots.should be the implication in the take away from what we saw from the dot plot yesterday? mark: i want to draw attention to this dot plot. it is the big focus for the fed meeting when they will taper, and everyone talked about how it is a hawkish shift because we saw more hikes priced in peer-reviewed we now price in a half a hike next year after no hikes priced in in june. for 2023, we are talking about three rate hikes on top of that, where previously we were talking about two. i thought this was hawkish, but when you look at the average of where those are, the shift higher has been less. we have only seen a change for 2023, rather than there being an extra hike than what we were expecting. the average is only 19.5 basis points. the fed was hawkish but not materially hawkish. in that context, i am not convinced it will support the market. i'm surprised by the disappointing price action even though by the weekend we will say the fed was not hawkish after all. dani: maybe we could point

cbs' ed o'keefe is at the white house.d, i just want to go through, because there were some big developments today. first, is the centerpiece of the president's ambitious legislative agenda now on life support? >> reporter: it very well could be, norah, which is why he held separate meetings today with members of his party who are feuding about the details. first, moderates, led by guys like west virginia's joe manchin, who are concerned about the size and scope of the proposed $3.5 trillion budget plan. then he met separately with progressives like bernie sanders, who want as big a deal as possible, to address big concerns like tackling climate change or affordable healthcare. but the president is eagerly trying to bring them together, given the slim margins his party faces in the house and senate. >> o'donnell: and then of course, the president's other top priority, ed, was police reform, in the wake of the george floyd murder. there had been some republicans that were willing to help out on that. why did that fall apart

at the time of the midterms.is turned over, and there's some projections here, frank that the dumps if you were looking at polling, another things today could lose 37 seats up to 37 seats in the house that would change the balance of the house. so the midterms are really critical and again. history is never on the side of the president who's in office and enjoys a majority in the house of representatives. and finally, brian. i'm wondering, does it seem to you like we are seeing and hearing less and less from kamala harris? she was pretty much everywhere when the president first took office, but now you barely ever see or hear from her. am i reading too much into this? or are you noticing the same type of thing? oh i think everybody is noticing it. who watches this closely and this isn't a typical of what happens. when a president comes in the presidential, uh folks that are that are in the white house have no interest in sharing the limelight with the vice president. this is rather historical. you go back to harr