i read a wild but true crime story and mike chase defense attorney our jurors clayton michelle decideal verdict kennedy's court is now in session. ♪ ♪ >> here we go here's case number one, mike listen to this. how would you defend kentucky man shooting in the butt for eating last hock pocket and threw tiles a his roommate when he discovered roommate had eat their last hot pocket and victim tried to leave victims say shot hem in the bottom and nonlife injuries charged with assault and ordered not to have contact with the roommate. how do you defend this, mike? >> in the law there's a principle but for causation what it means if the injury was going to happen regardless of the crime, then you can't be held responsible for it many that case that hot pocket would destroy his butt anyway all right we've had hot pockets so shooting him in the butt did no further damage. >> might have done hail favor but for causation is that with two t's -- >> in this instance but for causation not guilty. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. sorry. >> yeah, guilty. >> i'm sorry i have to side with our juror

clayton anderson, former astronaut, what he makes of all of this. clayton, always good to have you. are more and india is expadding rather aggressively here, but, you know -- [laughter] i don't want to say a sindh rell that are story the, but out of nowhere they are a major player. what do you make of them? >> hey, space is cool again, neil, and it's great to talk to you again as well. neil: same here. >> i think it's really wonderful that this that we have so many players that are out there exploring the cosmos with us, and it's very important that we have that, right? for every other group that goes out and does some kind of exploration, we have a better shot at learning something new. neil: now, india had been doing something open to partnerships with others. we understand china is not, china wants to be doing whatever it's doing on the moon and on the far side of the moon solo and without much, you know, attention to the details of where they are or what they're up to. but what do you make of that and the different approach, different countries are taking? i wouldn't call it a r

this is on highway 29 and clayton creek road. this is near clearlake.u're looking at is a look from sky ranger above that area of lower lake. we shot this video just a few seconds ago. the fire quickly spread to at least seven acres, but it appears at this point that crews are getting the upper hand. we're being told that retardant lines are holding the fire, and some aircraft that were fighting the flames have been cleared from the area. again, this is near clearlake. crews are now looking for pop-up flames. you can see some smoke there. not a lot of flames at this point. but of course, we're going keep a very close eye on this fire and will update you if it warrants. you can also check out nbcbayarea.com. we've got some information there. >>> all right. our other top story tonight, a tiny pest triggering some big restrictions in the south bay. as of today, a huge portion of santa clara county, more than 100 square miles under quarantine. it's a big step, an effort to stop a fruit fly infestation. if it spreads, the bugs could devastate california's ag

in clayton, a memorial set up in remembrance of the victims of the 9.11 attacks. there.ighters and neighbors gathering to reflect on the lives lost during that day. our first charles clifford report. >> well, it has been 22 years since the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon here in clayton on monday, they held a memorial service to honor the victims, especially those who helped save lives that day. every year. the city of clayton and the contra costa county fire protection district pay tribute to the men and women in uniform who died on september. 11th, the memorial set up here at fire station 11 includes 72 flags for the law enforcement officers who died that day and 343 flags for the firefighters who perished, although it's been more than 2 decades since those attacks, the memories of that day remain strong. they hold this service as a reminder to honor the victims. life is both precious and fleeting. it cannot be taken for granted. it is their memories. >> that remind each of us that we must seize. that moment that we're given to live life to its fulle

the contra costa fire protection district setting up this unique memorial here in clayton. for those who want to come by, this is located on the lawn of fire station 11 here in clayton. that devastating day on september. 11th was 22 years ago this week. the fire district tells us you'll be able to read names and even see faces long with learning more about some of the first responders in new york that lost their lives. this memorial is in remembrance in honor of the 343 new york city firefighters and 72 others, including new york city police officers. new york city fire patrol and 8 private emergency medical technicians who died that day. now, place open to the public will remain open until september 12 also being told their full ceremony is going to be on monday at 11 o'clock in the morning reporting to be justice kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge where we could see the fog is laying on over parts of the roadway. there is kyler from or what we need to know. kyla. hey there as it does so of

but again, that station 11 in clayton september, 11th course coming monday coming up on monday. and we're talking about earlier with. >> they knew where we were at the time still feels very vivid. still what we have this day. we have a lot to get to on the kron. morning news. we're talking about the payment system square. now have to fix a major problem that might have had some service interruptions yesterday. >> you can also expect some delays at that. yeah. plus, natural disasters making it difficult for homeowners to get property insurance. lawmakers in washington are debating now how to help. >> and then after the break, several bills in california several bills in california moving closer to ♪♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral stero

you can see clayton click, click creek road and the fire. they're located near a highway. 29, it's an area where there are a possibility with a bowl of winds taken in the direction towards some homes. you can see that area just to the north and the east in this direction. this kind of where the fire is being pushed right now. so firefighters definitely want to get a handle on that as quickly as they can. that could threaten some of those structures in those locations. so if you have been given evacuation orders, make sure you get out. winds are going to be an issue through the evening hours. you see right here in the north bay. and then as we head to early tomorrow morning, the good news is very light. winds begin to mix in. we see a lot of rise in the humidity, probably 90% or so. that is going to slow fire from burning very rapidly. that will be good news for firefighters out there fighting it tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. still to come tonight. >> the cdc is warning of a rise in rsv cases kids when rsv might start to hit close to home. pl

joining us now live from clayton with more on remembers remembrance event that was held there today. thanks for joining us. >> hi. yeah. it's been 22 years since the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon here in clayton this morning. they took some time to remember the victims, especially those who in law enforcement and fire departments. every year. the city of clayton and the contra costa county fire protection district pay tribute to the men and women in uniform who died on september. 11th, the memorial set up here at fire station 11 includes 72 flags for the law enforcement officers who died that day and 343 flags for the firefighters who perished, although it's been more than 2 decades since those attacks, the memories of that day remain strong. they hold this service as a reminder to honor the victims. life is both precious and fleeting. >> it cannot be taken for granted. it is their memories that remind each of us that we must seize. that moment that we're given to live life to its fullest, embracing family and friends, our faith and our work in doing so. we honor

. >> at fire station number 11in clayton, 343 flags marked each firefighter who lost a life due to the attack on 911. more flags were lately added for the law enforcement officers who died. this memorial started in 2002. now it includes a detailed biography of each firefighter personal anecdotes and how they perished, like this man who died when the south tower collapsed. >> it's a very moving experience to walk through the lawn. and essentially it's a garden of flags. and each one of them wall , the flags are the same. each of the pictures and each of the stories is different. >> the event is now something the community has come to treasure year after year. >> as a matter of fact, if they're a little late in getting the flags out, people are calling the station house. are you going to be putting the flags out again, this year? >> san francisco's mayor also reflected many of us can still remember where we were at that time. the san francisco fire department rolled out engines and flew flags at half staff at a ceremony along the embarcadero . the names of all who died in the nine divide

in the east bay, firefighters and neighbors in clayton took time this morning to remember the victims of the september 11th attacks. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >> well, it has been 22 years since the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon here in clayton on monday, they held a memorial service to honor the victims, especially those who helped save lives that day. every year. the city of clayton and the contra costa county fire protection district pay tribute to the men and women in uniform who died on september. 11th, the memorial set up here at fire station 11 includes 72 flags for the law enforcement officers who died that day and 343 flags for the firefighters who perished, although it's been more than 2 decades since those attacks, the memories of that day remain strong. they hold this service as a reminder to honor the victims. life is both precious and fleeting. >> it cannot be taken for granted. it is their memories that remind each of us that we must seize. that moment that we're given to live life to its fullest, embracing family and friends, our fai

james clayton, bbc news.omised that those who have plundered ukraine will be held accountable after the ukrainian billionaire businessman, ihor kolomoisky, was held on suspicion of fraud and money laundering. a ukrainian court ruled on saturday that kolomoisky will be held in custody for two months. the businessman is alleged to have transfered14 million dollars abroad using banks he controlled. his lawyers say he will appeal against the court order. mr zelensky made reference to the case in his regular evening address, although he did not name mr kolomoisky out right, and its understood that the tycoon was once a powerful backer of the president. translation: achieving democracy will no doubt be difficult, _ freedom is one of the greatest values in europe, but without a doubt, we will no longer tolerate what have been decades of business as usual for those who have plundered ukraine and put themselves above our laws. and i thank the law enforcement officers for their determination to bring cases, that have s

this unique memorial here today in clayton.is is located on the lawn of fire station 11 here in clayton. you know that devastating day on 9/11/2001 was 22 years ago. this week. the fire district tells us you'll be able to read names and even see the faces along with learning more about some of the first responders in new york that lost their lives. we do know that this memorial is in remembrance in honor of the 343 new york city firefighters and 72 others, including york city police officers. >> now looks like we may have just lost no, but we'll try reconnect with her a little bit later on. again, we're just reminiscing and we're just a few days away from september. 11th again, that is going to be on this monday. so again, a lot thoughts and prayers to those families who are still living on defense. alright, right. 9 40's. the time they. >> all right. for highs today, guys. we're looking at to upper 80's going on in the far east bay. there will bump on that a little bit as we get into sunday into monday. but another cool down i

we are live in clayton for a remembrance and memorial ceremony. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. noon, >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow. our top story today. kron 4 and the world remembering the lives lost. 22 years ago in the 9.11 terror attacks. it's a day we will never forget people all across the bay are coming together to pay their respects. kron 4 charles clifford joining us live now from clayton with more on a remembrance event that was held there this morning. charles. >> yeah, well, it has been 22 years since the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon here in clayton, they hold an annual service. it is just wrapping up now let's go and take a look at some video here now as part of their service every year, the city and the contra costa fire protection district, a tribute to the men and women in uniform who died on september. 11th, this memorial set up here at fire station 11 includes 72 flags for each of the law enforcement officers who died that day. and 343 flags for the firefighters who perished, although it's

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joining me now from lisbon portugal to discuss today's for media landscape is a host of redacted clayton morris the place. and thanks so much for coming on. we're all big fans of redacted at the going underground is mean the hell of a week with uh, you know, not sees, being uh, applauded by the anti canadian problem and, and so on. but when it comes to the biggest ratings when it comes to debunking the lives in a donation and government media, russell brand of the truck a cost. and i suppose we have to be careful about the brand and then the case. but is the story about caring for women in percentages or is it about? well, it's obvious. you may have to big pharma perhaps, but ukraine i think clearly in their response, in the case response, it was never really about the sexual assault victims. the a legend, sexual assault victims, if that was the story, we probably wouldn't be really even talking much about it. but the fact that of course, he spoke out against the war and he is a disseminator of truth or tries to be a disseminator or truth. and ask tough questions. i think that's clearly

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officers or things like potentially overlapping directors, those can affect section eight of the clayton act the interlocking directorate. those are some issues squarely within the confines of the antitrust law. >> let me ask this then. the proposed rule is something you have developed in essence you believed it would have a significant impact on mergers, on the health of the economy businesses, you are pursuing this because you think it's meaningful, correct question or. >> we are pursuing it we think allow the ftc to administer the laws congress has charged us with more effectively and efficiently. >> you believe it's consequential? it will meaningfully enable the ftc to do its job regrets without specific mandate from congress to engage in's behavior, correct? >> i disagree without allows to get information on the front and when it's governed by this law and required to do so we are acting pursuant to that authority provokes your time is expired for christmas or german to yield backwards record is a gentle lay from indiana. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you commissioner for being

that can film and upload videos and answer questions. 0ur correspondent in silicon valley — james clayton this is meta connect. meta's first in—person event since the pandemic. mark zuckerberg is just about to speak, and it's his chance to breathe life into the metaverse, a concept that, quite frankly, feels like yesterday's news. how do we unify these experiences of the physical that we have with this vibrant digital world to create something that is more coherent and just better than anything that we have today? the latest product that meta was showcasing was its new virtual and augmented reality headset, the quest 3. it's not released until next month, but they let me play around with it. the big difference between this and the quest 2 is that it has front facing camera. so i can actually see you right now. and that is going to make a difference in terms of how people play games and just kind of exist in virtual reality. and the one big thing i noticed playing this is that when you're in a mixed reality room, so you can see room, so you can see the walls around you, it actually makes y

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its right front of fire station 11 in clayton. and that's where kron four's tiffany justice joins us this morning. tiffany. >> yes, good morning. this memorial has been set up to honor all the first responders that really did make the ultimate sacrifice on september 11. 22 years ago, this week behind us, we have law enforcement and on the other side of the lawn, we have firefighters contra costa fire protection district has set up this unique memorial here in clayton. for those who want to come by, this is located on the lawn of fire station 11 in that devastated day to day on september. 11th was 22 years ago this week. the fire district tells us you'll be able to renames even see the faces along with learning more about some of the first responders in new york that lost their lives that day trying to save others. others. this memorial is in remembrance and in honor of the 343 new york city firefighters and 72 others, officers, new york city fire patrol and 8 private emergency medical technicians who lost their lives that day. thi

flames burned 28 acres off highway 29 and clayton creek road south of lower lake. all the evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> an east bay family says the city of oakland needs to create safer bike lanes. that 4-year-old died from injuries riding around lake merritt in the child seat behind her father. families believe the city isn't moving fast enough to make changes. >> just a beautiful girl. >> reporter: family and friends came together tonight to remember 4-year-old maya. on august 6th she was riding in a child's seat on the back of her father's bicycle when a person sitting in a parked car opened the door and knocked them into the lane. she was okay, but that night she began vomiting, then doctors found a blood clot in her brain. despite them removing the clot, swelling continued and maya went into a coma. >> we were told by the doctors they confirmed -- that maya was never going to wake up again. and that we could keep her body alive but she would never know us, never be able to receive our love

and two hours con fire is hosting an annual fallen firefighter memorial service in clayton. napa remembrance is beginning in a couple hours. in san jose, dozens gathered to remember yesterday as they joined military representatives, community members and religious leaders to honor the 3000 american lives lost and to look toward a more peaceful future. >>> now to a volunteer firefighter who survived the september 11th attacks . he is on a mission to break the stigma from ptsd. something he knows about all too well. haley ott shows how he is funny comfort through man's best friend. >> reporter: his service dog, chip is trained to recognize certain cues of posttraumatic stress disorder. >> he comes up and hits me with his paw and he is saying , come on let's go for a walk, let's change it up. get you in a different mindset. >> reporter: a volunteer firefighter who nearly lost his life during 9/11 while helping others, has struggled with survivors guilt and ptsd ever since. >> i had my suicide planned out. i just had to do it. >> reporter: according to federal research roughly o

host: back to the line for federal workers, this is clayton. caller: the marian v.a. -- i am one of the lowest paid employees here. i cannot exactly save money like he expects us to. reagan did make it so we cannot go on strike, but we could go on strike we could prevent the whole government shut down because the government would be afraid of us again. is there a reason why our union has never done anything to get us to be able to strike again? guest: thank you for your comments. i appreciate you on the work you do every day. a lot people do not realize that as a federal employee you are not paid a bunch of money. some of our people make about $34,000 a year on average. imagine living in a metropolitan city where you have to pay for transit to get back and forth to work and then housing, daycare. it becomes important to save money. i agree with you and i appreciate you. i appreciate what you do every day. i will continue to stand here and rep you. as you know, we take an oath as a federal employee and we know we cannot strike and we do not even

these are live pictures from sky fox over a grass fire off of highway 29 in clayton creek road.e here on the scene of this fire, again in the lower lake area. last report about three acres, but with a rapid rate of spread. that's obviously the concern and some evacuations signs are now in place in the immediate area. again, we're going to stay on top of this firefight here in lake county and bring you any more details throughout this newscast and on our later shows as well. well well, the justice department announcing today that it will seek an indictment against hunter biden by the end of this month. the special counsel investigating hunter biden says the indictment is related to gun charges. previously, prosecutors reached a plea deal on a gun charge, but that agreement fell apart. you may remember back in july, the justice department is also investigating hunter biden's business dealings. meantime president biden today announcing a contract agreement for workers at west coast ports. the deal firms up a tentative deal that was reached back in june by 22,000. international long

right in front of the fire station. 11 in clayton. we have kron four's tiffany justice with a closer look. yes, good morning. this memorial is really set up to honor first responders who didn't make the ultimate sacrifice this week. 22 years ago on september 11, take a look at the memorial. >> we'll see these flags each of these flags represent somebody and they have a name and the agency they worked with at the time. the contra costa fire protection district has set this unique memorial up here today in clayton. for those who want to come by, this is located on the lawn of fire station 11. the devastating day on september. 11th was 22 years ago this week, the fire district tells us he'll be able to read names, even see faces along with 30 more about some of these first responders in new york that lost their lives that day. this memorial is in remembrance and in honor of the 343 new york city firefighters and 72 others, including york city police officers, new york city fire patrol and 8 private emergency medical technicians who all l

and even clayton will be the one we're going to be broadcasting at noon. all let's send it back to you both. okay. thank you. ran its 10 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. oakland officials are discussing. >> how they're going to make the city safer as they continue to battle violent continue to battle violent crime. when it comes to my flooring needs, floor and decor is my go-to to get it all. that's because they've got my back with the benefits and services i actually want and financing options to help take my business to the next level. floor and decor just...gets it. and with a partner like that, i get more done. discover floor and decor today! >> 10, 14 right now and the miss usa pageant. >> is getting a new home right here on kron 4. yeah, september 29th. the competition is going to be broadcast live on the cw network and we are your cw network. so we're going to be having that, which we finance up have pageant big return to tv first time since 2019. so that will be fun, too, is taking place at the grand sierra resort in reno,

a wildfire near highway 29 and clayton creek road. our sky ranger was overhead. the fire spread to 28 acres and is 30% contained according to cal fire. we're being told retardant lines are holding the fire. crews are now looking for hot spots. traffic delays in the area are expected. we will continue to update the story on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> in the east bay now, a hayward family is pleading with police for help. they say thieves invaded their home and made off with $1,000 bucks in cash and jewelry. it happened on labor day at a home near downtown hayward. the family says their adult daughter was alone in her bedroom. she heard voices, went to check it out and found two women in the living room speaking a foreign language. she escorted those women out and found four more people waiting outside. the family says while those people talked to the daughter, at least one of them snuck back into the home and stole thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry. the family says hayward police have provided them very few updates about the investigation. >> these pe

clayton kershaw was dealing strikeouts, five will give them just two hits in five innings of work. were also getting it done at the district they banged out 10 hits. the daughters blanked the diet giant 7-0. the giants call it a learning experience as they fall for games back of the wild card which is seven the play. >> i think we want our young players watching all of the best players in the game. yes to kershaw. yes to logan webb. yes to mookie beth and freddie freeman. the best players are great examples. i certainly think it is beneficial for our young players to be watching those guys. black ethicality of the a's taking on the tigers. rookie joe beimel -- joe boyle on the hill.a run of the third. as he is released and send it up, up and away. it is a two-run shot to the left and that was more than enough. he struck out five in six innings of work giving up just one run. he throws heat. close to 100 miles per hour. he earned the first major league win. the a's to be to the tigers 4- 1. >> it was outstanding. just pounding the zone pick it up if it is exciting for a young guy to

the los angeles dodgers, behind clayton kershaw, beat their rival, the world champion san francisco giantsstadium. [cheering] the game would quickly be forgotten. what happened in the parking lot would not. [dramatic music plays]

it's right in front of fire station 11 in clayton. >> memorial honors first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on september. 11th 2001. now the fire district says that visitors will be able to read names and even see the faces along with learning more about some of the first responders in new york. >> who lost their lives said there is a ceremony scheduled for monday at 11:00am. this display is open now to the community through september. 12th. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, guys, bosa is officially back. and today we finally got a chance to talk to him. >> even said that it was fun to watch his agent do his job. but i think he may have been the only one having fun. >> as he made us wait a long time to get that 170 million dollar 5 year extension. and now that he's got it, his contract is in place and he's ready to play some football. the reigning defensive tackle said despite his 40 plus days away, ready for his usual workload. meanwhile, with the pittsburgh steelers on the horizon, kyle shanahan hasn't clarified bosa and how he will be used. but he doesn't plan on spending a lo

happening tomorrow, contra costa county fire is hosting the annual fallen firefighter memorial service in clayton. the event will honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice on 9.11, a wreath laying as well as flag and bell ceremony is be taking place at fire station 11 beginning at 11 in the morning. the event will also be live streamed on our facebook page in case you cannot make it out there. but for so many that date, 9/11/2001 is a painful day to remember. we're close to 3,000 people died in the terrorist attacks. but on the eve of the infamous date, many of those who lost loved ones want to make sure that they are. >> remember, yeah, the reading of names, 6 minutes of silence. no matter how difficult it is for so many of the families of those who died say it must be done to pay tribute. kron 4 correspondent magee hickey has more. >> i'm 17 years old. so i wasn't born. >> when it happened for many monday morning's reading of the names of the victims of 9.11, is a time to remember. but for others, it's a time to learn students from wantagh high school on long island recently visited the memor

. >> at fire station number 11in clayton. 343 flags marked each firefighter who lost a life due to the attack on nine divided by 11. more flags were lately added for the law enforcement officers who died. this memorial started in 2002. now it includes a detailed biography of each firefighter personal anecdotes and how they perished. like this man who died when the south tower collapsed. >> it's a very moving experience to walk through the lawn and essentially it's a garden of flags and each one of them was all the flags are the same. each of the pictures and each of the stories is different. >> the event is now something the community has come to treasure year after year. >> as a matter of fact, if they're a little late in getting the flags out, people are calling the station house. are you going to be putting the flags out again, this year? >> san francisco's mayor also reflected. >> many of us can still remember where we were at that time. >> the san francisco fire department rolled out engines and flew flags at half staff at a ceremony along the embarcadero . the names of all who di

any embers that might fly near clayton creek road and highway 29.ils of this at nbcbayarea.com as well. let's move it right into our forecast here for tomorrow, and pretty typical for this time of year. we've got the fog back near the bay. and the coast, patchy fog for the south bay, east bay and north bay at 7:00 in the morning. any fog should clear back quickly through 10:00 in the morning to allow a lot of sunshine away from the coastline. now with our third consecutive day of the fog going good at the coastline to start, that's going to help the numbers to cool off even a few more degrees tomorrow. so a lot of the bay area is going to be in the mid- to upper 50s. maybe a limb bit chilly here for you for the early morning start. so a light jacket may serve you well. 57 here in the peninsula. south bay at 58. over to san francisco, 56. and right there in the north bay, 53. daytime highs again coming in with this beautiful summer weather. i mean, this is just incredible. numbers below average here for a good part of the south bay. that's going leav

. >>> a new memorial is honoring 911 first responders at fire station 11 in clayton.merican flags each holding the name of a 911 first responder have been placed across the front lawn. this memorial honors the 343 new york city firefighters, police officers, fire patrol units, and emts who all lost their lives while saving others on 911. the memorial will be on display until september 12th. >>> mount diablo is a popular hiking spot. beautiful, majestic symbol of the bay area. now also a place to get married. contra costa county teamed up with the california department of state parks to offer destination weddings at the peak of mount diablo. 16 marriage ceremonies performed between 10:00 am and 3:00 am. one couple got to go to the courthouse for their wedding and jumped at the chance to do something more special by going to mount diablo. >> because when i went to the courthouse they said we have a destination wedding. i said oh, top of the summit? i didn't know it was this far up. but it's okay. >> if you want to get hitched and do it there don't fret about missing thi

since the september 11th attacks on the world trade center and pentagon firefighters and neighbors in clayton in the east bay took time this morning to honor those who gave their lives to save others. that day, the memorial set up at fire station 11 includes 72 flags, one for each law enforcement officer who died that day and 343 flags for the firefighters who perished, although it's been more than 2 decades since the attacks, the memories of the day remain strong and this memorial is a chance to remember their sacrifices. life is both precious and fleeting. it cannot be taken for granted. it is their memories. >> that remind each of us that we must seize. that moment that we're given to live life to its fullest, embracing family and friends, our faith and our work in doing so. we honor the memories of those lives. we honor here today. >> the flags will remain in place until tomorrow afternoon. national leaders gather to pay tribute to he victims of 9.11 as well. fresh from a trip to vietnam and india. president biden touched down in alaska to deliver a message to the american people. general

clayton, kershaw out there on the mound and well. he definitely voted to be problem for the giants. let's talk about it. so he was prime form. kershaw pitched 5 innings of shutout ball gave up 2 hits and 5 strikeouts. he gets mitch haniger right there to strike 3. dodgers. go up one, nothing or already one. nothing in the 3rd 2 on 2 out here with jd martinez. laces? a line under right. louise matos tries to get the diving catch, but he can't come out within. well, 2 runs come in to score the dodgers. they go up 3 to nothing. the dodgers staff shut down the giants offense a wind 7 to nothing. the giants chance to get into the playoffs is on life support right now. not a good place to be. of course, very uncomfortable for them. i'm sure. now the tigers and a's. on the other hand, a very comfortable day out there. 4 dead and a daughter at the ballpark. the a's down nothing early. but in the 3rd, a man on a shirley's hit a high fly deep to left and it lands in the bleachers. his 5th homer of the season in they take a 2 to one lead after that would now the a's never gave up the lead. a w

the flag was lowered to half staff to remember the fallen at the fire station in clayton. community members also are invited to visit the station. september 11th memorial display , paying tribute to first responders. it will be there on display through tomorrow. still to come tonight, a massive sinkhole causing some big problems in san francisco. so the aging infrastructure that's being blamed, a. a beautiful evening settling up across the bay area. i'm tracking a cooldown, getting into your bay area tuesday. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. plus, a big day for an east bay winery that just celebrate its first crush of the season in the livermore winemaker. now ahead with chevy silverado and silverado hd, you can take on the mountains. or you can move them. with the power of up to thirty-six thousand pounds of max available towing. and the confidence of an available 13.4-inch diagonal touch-screen. whatever your mountain, there's a silverado for you. get 0% financing plus make no monthly payments for ninety days on all silverado 1500

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