the scene. u. s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is making history as the first woman and the first jewish person to lie in state at the u. s. capitol. dememocratic presidenential nominee joe biden was among those paying their respects friday ginsberg died last friday at the age of eighty seven. president trump is expected to announce his nominee to replace her on the high court on saturday. john the meals are me and has the story. her calls get draped in the american flag. making its way up the capitol steps. and carefully loaded on sitetes. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg the first woman to lie in state it is with profound sorrow. and deep sympathy to the ginsburg family ththey don't havave the high ono welcome justice ruth vader. july in state in the capital of the united states she does so on the cattle folk built for abraham lincoln. may she rest in peace. as well as house speaker pelosi democraratic presidential nominee joe biden and running mate kamala harris attended to pay their respects. a brief service for the late justice followed. with the rabbi's reflections and pray. she was our process. ou

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the stars and stripes banner flies at half mast as the u. s. remembers those who lost their lives on the nineteenth anniversary of nine eleven. victims relatives gather at the world trade center with presidential hopefuls also. that the specs. the three way telephone conversation has resulted in what the u. s. president is calling an historic breakthrough. the kingdom of bahrain has become the latest arab nation to normalize ties with is mike the deal to last month with the uae today's a court will normalize diplomatic commercial security and other relations between these two countries. the palestinians have though already recalled that ambassador to bahrain for consultations after that will thirty condemned the move let's take a quick listen now though to what the u. s. president donald trump has been saying. in the spirit of peace and cooperation bototh leaeaders alo agreed that bahrain will. fully normalizing diplomatic relations with israel. they will exchange embassies and ambassadors begin direct flights between theirir countris and l laun

the s. at the rocks this week but it looks like a new agreement may be on the cards. that is right marking and donald trump at threatened to ban it tick tock in the u. s. as early as this coming sunday if chinese owner bite dance it didn't sell it to an american company. binance propose a deal earlier this week to sell a minority stake oracle while setting up u. s. headquarters that deal apparently not good enough for donald trump. bloomberg though is now reporting that new terms for a tentative deal have been accepted by the us treasury department bytedance and oracle with walmart in the mix as well. the chinese government though will have to weigh in as well trigger has the details. negotiations over tech talk in the u. s. coming down to the wire. donald trump on wednesday stated he wasn't ready to approve a deal for the chinese owned video after a head of a threatened shuhutdown this weekend. it has to be a a 100% s far as national securury is concncerned. and no i'm not prepared to sign off on anything i have to see the deal. we need security especially after what we've seen with respect to john and what's going on. we want securities. tech tal

the key to getting out of the pandemic but the cdc says the vaccine is not as important as wearing a mask, an infectious disease expert at u c s u c s f agrees with the cdc. kron four's gayle ong reports. >>the berkeley city council members approved the mask fine after seeing an increase of covid-19 cases in july and august this as the cdc director stresses the importance of wearing a mask and this face mask. >>is more guaranteed to protect me against covid then when i take a covid vaccine. wednesday cdc director doctor robert redfield says a covid-19 vaccine would not be available for another 9 to 12 months ucsf infectious disease doctor monica gandhi agrees number one is to take a while number one is to take a while for the vaccine and number 2 but we know these protected doctor gandhi studied mask-wearing early on looking at data from japan's diamond princess cruise ship where more than 700 people on board came down with covid-19. >>before mask-wearing was suggested so we're actually awaiting a masterful. >>multiple components of the response one is transmission and made by reducing the amount of cars that get you get in it

u. s. government aid. runs out at the end of this month mark all three of those major carriers have also said they'll be waiviving fees. for changing plane t tickets i in effortt t y to encourage more peoplee to travel as we said the us air traffic is still two thirds lower than it was at this time a year ago. kate thank you much indeed and just to confirm people in profits thursday eleven forty five don't miss it x. we want. i'll be watching you wiwith it i am i'm gonna watch it. came w with a business thank you great to see. that's closest to you. a shshort divide but a world away a jameses creek how i set very well tell me what model the ends tonight the valley no way and netflix start with the lexingtgton allie w w gegermany says has been poisoned with another and not a chalk artists so huge amount of reaction online today comingg fromom germany coming from frane as well because there were offificial reactionsns comoming- frfrom your european capitals we saw this journrnalist. who was present at the merkel at press co

to witness the signing of these abraham a quartz there actually is three agreements at that were signed one between. israel and to add the uae with the u. s. as a witness another one between israel and about green with u. s. as a witness and of course. the main agreement with all and for men as sigigning and of course- the- historic as aspect of at the signing. was really emphasized by all of four as the spoke. to of those guests but add there and had it there was a point where at the uae and bahrain and made a point of. a really mentioning at the palestinians said the emirati or foreign minister who at bank to envy it israeli prime minister. for choosing peace and holding the annexation of palestinian territories- while the foreign minister of bahrain insisted at that the goal was the two state solution. at this stage of course a very important for donald trump but also at four at these at three countries and we could be seeing. may be another. one of the signing ceremonies because donald trump repeated and today at there were at the- with. or six con that we're well and that maybe there will be more deals to come. the chemicals were les

that really does-s- fall within in joe biden's a campaign's focus on at that demographic so both men battling it out for the puerto ricans battling it out for hispanics overall in the u. s. okay because of an ankle just on. in washington dc thank you very much. okay it's time now for a look at the day's top business news a- because who joe me here in the city emperor was taught with the late in n a- running. between the us and china over contlil of some of the world's most popular apps that's right thomas the trump administration says new downloads of the video sharing platform take talk will be banned on u. s. app stores as of monday. for wechat the chinese owned app that serves as social network payment servicice and e. commerce platform the ban is far more comprehensive. trump says it's all about national security he's also just said that a deal for tictoc could come through quite quickly. many see the move as part of a tug of war between washington and beijing over digital supremacy. will trigger reports. how can we chat the latest casualties if the trade war between the us and china. at least once washington's ban on both the chinese apps goes into effectct on s

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it means the app will remain available for download on u. s.. appp stotores at least for now t more broadband could be looming as catherine viet explains. cute a animal videos and dance routines are safafe for the tite being after a federal j judge blocked the trump administration order banning new downloads of tick tock. the social media app has been at the heart of the dispute between n washington and b beij. donald trump has declared tic tac which is owned by chinese company bytedance a threat to national security. the white house says the personal data on the apps a hundred million american users could be obtained by the chinese government. in august donald trump signed an executive order to ban the app unless its american operations are sold to a us company. tick tockk is in the midst of trying to firm up a tentative deal s struck with software giant oracle and walmart last week to create a new u. s. entity tick tock global. but the two sides appepeared odds over the corporate structure with bytedance saying it would still own eighty percent. while a ststat

the u. s. account. another way of life on the on the- yes mark at eight ththousand jobs are being axed y disney and tenss of thousands more could follow in the next week. no survey released this wednesday showed the private sector had added a stronger than expected seven hundred and fortrty nine thousand jobs in september. but analysts say the american labor market is far from a full recovery is companies grapple with the ongoing effects of the pandemic. meanwhilele the u. s. cocommerce department has confirmed the economy has suffered its sharpest contraction on record in the period from april to june. the second quarter growth figures for once again revised slightly downwards from initial thirty two point 9% to thirty one point 4% drop. and keep in mind that us economic data is annualized so it's not a strict quarterly comparison. it means if you calculate the state of the economy as most other countries like france to. gdp shrank closer 29% it's still a historic drop. the government will relelease its reporort fore third quarter which ends today just a few days before the election. the bureau of econo

the cz u now at 48%. >> >> a police officer now faces a voluntary manslaughter charge for the shooting death of a man inside a walmart store. the d.a.'s office looked at video and other evidence of the case. it shows officer jason fletcher confronting steven taylor and he ignores to drop it's. he shot him twice. then fletcher fired a single one from the weapon. >> officer fletcher's actions coupled with his failure to attempt other deescalation options. >> it is at least second-degree murder. >> the d.a. has not said why she opted for the lesser charge of manslaughter. >> a man's death is sparking outrage this afternoon. a warning the video may be disturbing to watch. this happened in march but police's body camera video was just released. he had been running naked through the streets. the video shows him restrained face down with a spit hood over his head because of the pandemic. minutes later he was unconscious and a week later he died r being tan off life phone call for my brother to get help, not for my brother to get lynched. you are here to protect and serve but you basically are here to protect and lynch. >> we did take this se

the city can reopen at limited capacity. kpix 5's emily turner shows us how they are opening with new strict rules. >> reporter: good news th u whho u can off the quarantine weight inside in james in san francisco after six months at home, client melinda doll is ready to get ba you will feel i keep coming. you won't want to go back to working out at home. >> reporter: gyms can open at 10% capacity. they have to follow strict health guidelines and sanitation standards as well. >> one of the things we do after each client, we clean all of the equipment and we clean every night. >> reporter: the new practices are in gyms small and large but the specifics were not issued by the city until this morning, making changes difficult to anticipate. 24 hour fitness covered its spaces and totally revamped >> we have baselinepolicy atd and procedure aroundcleaning routines. we are also taking county and state guidelines on a case-by- case basis. >> reporter: not all gyms are jumping at the opportunity to open their doors. some, like equinox, are waiting until they can open at 25 is l can make work financially after months of not working or

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>>lnu lightning complex in the north bay is currently at 91% containment with more than 375,000 acres burned. the s c u complex burning up and the east and the south bay that is up to 94% containment with nearly 397,000 acres burned the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties or up to 80% containment with more than 86,000 acres burned and the woodward fire that's a point raze national cease shore in marine county. that's now 95% contained tonight. it has burned more than 4800 acres and we're learning that fire crews will be stationed a point raised to monitor any fire activity for the woodward fire due to weather conditions there. >>look at this the smoke from nearby wildfires covering yosemite yesterday don't try to just or screen. believe it or not there is no filter on these images have really but it wasn't just use some of the poor air quality was seen here around the bay area, especially in concord we want to bring in lawrence for when we can see the air quality improved lawrence yeah, guys you know it's interesting i was looking at some of those you 70 photos they look li

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the u. s. representative for iran and for venezuela and strategy since joining assisted you and at seventy fifth anniversary i wonder what your message would be to that organization on thinking obviously. of regarding the us position on iran. yes it would be that if we see some peace in the middle east we need to do sosomething about iran'ss suppot for teterrorism. about its missile program about its many militias activities in the region and even. beyond the reach and that is what we're trying to do today. the u. s. t. you don't don't clearly see eye to eye over iran right now what would you want from emmanuel microphones. we do see our why- substantially and we've been told by a number of european countries that and they wanted to extend you an arms embargo. on iran that they wish there had been a way to do it with. what we want from them now is to fly by u. n. security council resolution twenty two thirty one. and join us in enforcing the un arms embargo against iran. isn't the issue boarding down to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal on donald trump's decision to the last couple out of. well we

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to understand what happens starting wiwith the r reagan administrarn at t the end of the new deal i s america devised two incomome tax systems separate and uqual. orse e of us who are workers pensioners, as i am, our taxes are withheld before we get our money. the government knows how much money we got. eliminated theaw of deducuctions. can't get a doctrine for terrible gift or home mortgage or state and local taxes anymore -- you can't get a deduction for a charitable gift or home mortgage or state and local taxes anymore. the people who own their own business like donald trump, they're under a different system. congress does not trust us, that exes out tatakes first. and everyone like trumump come they will fully and faithfully rereport the agile income they have and then they will pay all of the taxes that they owe and the only check on that our audit. what does congress do, particularly the george w. bush administration, the reagann admiministration -- welcome aa little bitit in the reagagan adadministration -- and under donald trump? they have been getting rid of auditors so your odds if you are million dollar plus income person of be

we have the lnu complex in the north bay now 98% contained full containment, potentially for that and the s e u complex fires potentially by today. both of them are at 98%. the czu complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties are now 93% contained and then lastly the woodward fire in marin county is now 95% contained. >>it's 7.37 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news apple's latest line of new products being promoted to help students with distance learning and it can even help you if you were tracking your symptoms for coronavirus we'll tell you how. >>and as you're stepping outside today, you're doing so not worried so much about air quality anymore because we are good to go today. beautiful day expected ahead of us too with highs in the 70's and 80's i've got your forecast to come. >>well with more businesses more folks are heading back to work so we're seeing some heavier traffic in a number of spots the bay bridge quite busy into san francisco folks heading to work this morning stacked up in traffic from the bottom of the maze but i have bottom of the maze but i have several more slow sp rush to work, grab a drink, hurry home. - [cell

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at the moment is the new start treaty which has only 6 months left on it and russia said that it's willing to extend the new start treaty automatically without any preconditions by 5 years however the u. s. has put forth conditions that china must now also join this treaty saw this will become a new trial after all arms control deal. earlier this month in surprise the world when it announced it would be compensating white farmers who lost their livelihoods than controversial land reform policies in the early 2000 and many had their farms simply things been handed to the plant population the move played a significant role in the country's ruinous collapse however hopes that problems were now in the past have been dealt a fresh. from the year 2000 it was living on a knife edge all the time. we were actually told. the land. reform is finished and we were congratulate to. start on the land. and i really didn't feel secure. i was just about to go into town to do some i'm sure our farm shopping luckily i was too late otherwise my wife would have been day by itself. and suddenly just trip to florida police arrived. what just happened just multiple awfully to start subsequently being advocate t

at the nasdaq leading a tech driven rally there oracle shares closed up 4% oil prices have slipped as a number of pessimistic reports forecast a continued slump in oil demand. all eyes will be on the u. s. federal reserve's it meets tuesday and wednesday to see if it'll change its monetary policy stance or release any more guidelines. about state of the us economy. was a fairly muted close with major european indices just account ending above the flat line. data showed a slowdown in industrial production eurozone in july. carmakers in the eu and uk have warned the industry could face a hundred and ten billion euros in lost trade. if the two s sids don't reach a brexit deal. in a joint statement twenty three auto industry associations warned that tariffs wouldld lead to higheher prices. a possible dip into mount. producers on both sides of the channel are already suffering from the pandemic. and the renewed uncertainties brexit has led to more warnings about their future. moving on some days other business headlines down. amazon says it'll create a hundred thousand new full and part time jobs in the u. s. and canada. is it opens up. new fafacilities there. e. commerce sites also expandi

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the other storms s effecting the u. mainland. it is just sally. we have to look in the record books. one other time had four at once. now, we have five at once. i think that -- the last time that happened was 1971, if i recall right, craig. yeah, pretty uncharted territory. incredibly active hurricane season. >> bill karins. thanks, buddy. we'll check in in a little bit. >>> we are going to turn back to politics in a moment and take a look at brand-new numbers out just this hour. they really give us a glimpse of how president trump's law and order messaging, how that message may be resonating. >>> also, the states that the president is eyeing to flip in november, can he expand his map? steve korunacki will join us to break it all down. break it all down. >> tech: we'll come right to you. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: before we arrive, just leave your keys on the dash. we'll replace your windshield with safe, no-contact service. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: and that's service you can trust when you need it the most. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: schedule at safelite.com. ♪ upbeat musi

the way definitely not the best morning for that u c berkeley sitting at 80 degrees right now oakland and alameda at 74 san francisco at 82 currently cloverdale also in the 80'sa couple of spots like santa rosa, you're lucky down at 66 and enjoy that moment because a lot of us are not getting it. a lot of us really stayed warm overnight. now high pressure is in place going to keep a high as it forces hot dry air from our inland valleys out towards the coast. what this also does is fires like the creek fire burning up in fresno mayor oppose him and our counties putting up a lot of smoke that dust settles into the central valley and then gets pushed right out to the bay one of the reasons why even though our fires are coming down in the bay we're still seeing so much smoke, 70's and 80's for your highs and san francisco, sure beats that 100 yesterday while 70's and 80's as well right along the coastline on highway one 90's for millbrae through burlingame all the way south through edwards city in palo alto goes out the woodside mountain view and we're talking triple digits now much like yesterday, san jose you also broke a record yesterday and today you'll be wi

that president macron was at pains to get across in that in that dress you just gave tom powerful words that would be a very diplomatic. michael reiterating. from on the e. u.'s support for greece which doesn't come as a surprise we're talking about. one of the members of the european union in addition to that paris has had a number of disagreements with ankara. on a plethora of issues be at libya b. at syria. be the migration issue which came up and that address. but they want to continue dialogue and they want a diplomatic right he also called for a a balance between. these tensions that ongoing between ankara and- the various ease states to restore normalized relations he said and this is key and this is something that he actually spoke about. because we're talking about two parties are actually mutually dependent on a plethora of issues on trade on defense. on migratition and o that needs to continue and no earlier today speaking to an analyst that was saying that it would be a last option these heavy punitive measures that suddenly athens seems to be pushing for. for the eu to impose them so. it appears often now they going for diplomatic route. and if t

at one point in the campaign to out trump trump, if you like. es it work for a candidatens running ag someone like donald trump to take on the mannerisms of the person they are opposing? >>s u, it is difficult to o trump donald trump. you will not win that contest. the question is, is there umanything that can knock off of his game? he is so used to being all that, that distraction will not come from the opponent on the stage. the most difficult part of preparing for debate against trump is this problem. you ''t know what hs going to say and you don't know when. andidates in u.s. politi are fairly predictable. you know what the attack lines are. you k not so with trump that. makes him tough to p for. joe biden has to come in methodical and graceful. he has to demonstrate a contrast to trump and if he does tha he has a sh at being successful. katty: you said this not a debate, it's a job interview. what did you mean? >> this is the only opportunity americans will have to see the candidates side-by-side and compare them and essentially by proxy have questions asked of them that they are curious to t the answers to peer this is the highest stake interview in the world. it's an

information for you breakdown for you and 60's 84 rather 4 o'clock by 7 we're at 70 to 65 come 10 o'clock a live shot coming in from u c berkeley, nice view of the base you can see off towards the distance the golden gate, blue skies in place in complements everything that's in place like this we're going to have this goldilocks forecast the next few days. got the 70's covered the east bay shoreline off to the east upper 80's 80's also up to the north bay 81 san jose and 66 for san francisco do a little bit of a kicking in here all on shore and that's keeping temperatures corrected. but even on inland rather we see teens happening in the far east bay and even up to the north bay as well. so what we have for this mostly sunny mild very close to seasonality here 70's for the bay 80's going on in london for the weekend though turning hot in this is the most people going to notice 100 degrees possible. and some of those far inland reaches and the fire weather watch goes on for the north and the east bay saturday night through monday morning again by that point it might be a red flag warning again a lot of unknowns that's way upstream there. more on

u uterus is? i asksked her w what she meant. shee s said come everybody thati talked to has had at hysterectomy. amy: in related news, ice has temporarily halted the deportation of pauline binam, a cameroonian mother who says she was involuntarily sterilized while detained in georgia. binam was already on the plane wednesday when her deportation was stopped. she has lived in the united states since the age of two. mightl crisis have led to her -- in other immigration news, the trump admiministration has asked the supreme court to decide whether it can exclude undocumented immigrants from the census numbers used to determine each state's share of seats in congress. a federal court in new york recently blocked the trump administration from dodoing so. and the caribbean nation of barbados has announced plans to remove britain's queen elizabeth as its head of state. in a statement, the government said -- "the time has come to fulllly leave our cololonial past behin" and those are some of the headlines. this is demomocracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i am amy goodman, nework joinined by my cohost nermeen shaikh. nermeen: welcome to a

capitol at the time showed up that morning a little before 9:00, i believe, and his story -- he is tuning into this news footage. he is also preparing that morning for a meeting to raise funds for u. s. capitol visitor center. that is what his morning begins like. as things unfold, they learn about the pentagon being attacked and there is a rogue plane inbound for washington, d c he later learns the immediate threat has passed because this plane has crashed and pennsyvania somewhere. he later comes here in 2012 and this specific statue of freedom, this desk model of freedom, was on his desk that morning. he leaves the statue of freedom at one of the corners found at memorial plaza. he left an official letter and in a letter, we have a copy of that, this model of the statue of freedom that stands atop the dome of the u.s. capitol building is left with deep respect, at the final resting place of the heroes of flight 93. those who sacrificed their lives here saved mine and those of many thousands of others at the u.s. capitol building as well as an historic building of our democracy known around the world. we have come to shanksville, pennsyvania, two to pay our respects and express ou

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