clyde was the first to lose his life in the war effort. borgstrom home, once adorned with only blue stars, now carried one overlaid with gold -- a sad symbol that everyone of that era understood. just a few short weeks later, another telegram turned a second blue star to gold. leroy, the medic, had died while saving a fellow soldier in italy. then it was rolon, whose bomber crashed in england. another star changed to gold. finally, rulon, who died in france. a fourth gold star. four of mrs. borgstrom's five deployed sons had died at war within 6 months. she became the only four-gold star mother of world war ii. her grief was immeasurable. and yet, in this valley of despair, mrs. borgstrom went on a national radio broadcast to help raise money for the war effort. she offered words of hope to a shaken nation: “i want to send a mother's prayer to all of the boys tonight,” she said. “we here at home are proud of you boys and we hope that god will bless and protect you through this fearful war.” it was one of the most successful war bond drives

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martinez, pacheco and parts of clyde are still under a health advisory today. they are supposed to reassess that this morning. if you have respiratory issues, you are encouraged to stay inside. first responders were first called to martinez refining company company just around two yesterday afternoon. the refinery says the fire began there, but they are still investigating the root cause. they have since been letting off flares at the refinery. one neighbor says those flares are concerning. since 2020, when the refinery was bought by pbf energy until they bought the refinery. nothing ever happened that impacted our family, and i've been here 20 years and i've never seen that, so things have gotten pretty bad for that to happen. the refinery says six people were injured in the fire, but that they were observed by medical personnel, and all have been released. that emergency comes after contra costa county health recently upgraded its alert system for hazmat situations. people who live there can now opt in to receive text messages about level one incidents. that

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but and clyde areas just recently tonight. but a health advisory still remains, especially for those with respiratory issues. this is to help protect residents from the toxin circulating in the air. that means that all windows doors and fireplace events can now technically reopen. that includes heaters, air conditioners and fans. but health officials from contra costa county still to urge residents to monitor any health concerns. >> if you are exposed not able to shelter in place or you're worried that you're experiencing symptoms such as you know, severe headaches, stinging eyes. painful note nasal, inspiration, sore throat. most importantly, shortness of breath, chest pain. this can also set set off cardiac events those are all things that, you know, just be hyper vigilant about if you're experiencing new symptoms that you think may signal you need emergency care do not hesitate to say that. >> if you or someone you know, is experiencing those symptoms, you're asked to call 9-1-1. we're also hearing tonight from people who l

advisory remains, in effect, recommending anyone with respiratory sensitivity in martinez, pacheco and clyde to stay indoors. the health department's hazmat team is still out in the field monitoring air quality. >> and it's extremely concerning that a heavy industry like this is having events like this so close to where people live. >> now, the refinery says there may be intermittent flaring throughout the week, which is the burning of excess gas, and that may come with a rumbling noise. live in the newsroom henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> certainly a concern for those neighbors out there. henry. thank you. well, vallejo school plans to reopen to students tomorrow after a copper wire theft left the building without power for more than one week. the solano wiedemann leadership academy was hosting a basketball tournament more than one week ago, when staff discovered there was no power to the building. nearly all of the copper wiring at the school had been stolen. the school was closed for several days, and students were sent to attend classes at other schools. the cost of the repair is estima

contra costa county health lifted a shelter-in-place order for the residents of martinez pacheco and clyde areas. but a health advisory still remains. it's especially important for those with respiratory issues. >> of course, this is to help protect residents from the toxins that jacket talking about in the air. that means all windows doors and fireplace fence can now officially reopened. this includes heaters and air conditioners and fans as well. but the health officials from contra costa county still urge residents to monitor for any health concerns. >> if you are exposed not able to shelter in place or you're worried that you're experiencing symptoms such as you know, severe headaches, stinging eyes. painful note nasal, inspiration, sore throat. most importantly, shortness of breath, chest pain. this can also set set off cardiac events those are all things that, you know, just be hyper vigilant about if you're experiencing new symptoms that you think may signal you need emergency care do not hesitate to say that. >> if you or someone you know, is experiencing the symptoms, please liste

. >> you take a trip to auburn, washington and you uncover this scam from this bonnie and clyde likeerdmann. what stood out to you? >> it was very hard to figure out. all the other scams have been a little easier. we kind of knew where to look. what stood out to me about that episode is that it is kind of a hunt. >> ross hanson and diane erdmann ran northwest territorial mint, a bullion business that sold precious metals like gold and silver coins. the only catch the business turned out to be bogus. the couple running a ponzi like scheme, defrauding thousands of customers out of more than $30 million. lacey sitting down with key characters piecing together the scheme. >> jay young, former cfo at northwest territorial mint, saw it all go down. if there's anyone who can help connect the dots, it's him. >> we have. >> been getting so many complaints from customers about gold and silver shipments being delayed that i thought, there's got to be something here. why are we not shipping this out? >> i got lucky with the people that we sat down with. this one is complicated. it took a lot of

martinez pacheco and clyde following the fire. in addition to health concerns from the smoke, there are concerns about impacts to soil and water and the food that we we garten so. >> what are the impacts on the can we eat the that we garten? what are impacts on our water? >> the martinez refinery must release a 30 day report to the county, which is expected to share more details. the supervisor plans to have that town hall meeting between residents and refinery officials following the report. theresa kron, 4 news. >> to plummet. companies are facing a potential six-figure fine for a trench collapse that seriously injured a worker in san mateo last summer. august first of last year smelling males and sewer rat plumbing. we're installing a sewer line on west 41st avenue. cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape in the trench didn't file permits on time and did not provide proper foot protection to workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. berkeley family is suing the university of california a

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parts of pacheco and the clyde area. that advisory, urging people with respiratory sensitivity to remain inside with doors and windows shut. dennis o'dell says the conditions saturday prompted him to leave town. my eyes burned a little bit. they were teary. in a social media post, martinez refining company said the fire was caused by a leak of hydrocarbon material. these shots from our nbc bay area ranger show the damage blackened and twisted metal. four people were transported to the hospital saturday with non critical injuries. the company says it is investigating the incident. so is the health department, but neighbors say more oversight is needed in the future. charlie mason says his garden was ruined by ash from the last fire at the refinery. money don't mean anything to these guysys. they' pay the fine and move on, you know, like so. either they got to, you know, do more of a safety thing or have outside people come in and check them out. i would go more that way than having them take taking their word for it. righ

and health advisory still is in place for parts of martinez, pacheco and clyde, as the smoke continues to clear there. >> and while the fire maybe put out at the martinez refinery, the damage from the thick black plumes of smoke is still yet to be determined as kron. 4 shocking moment reports investigation is underway, but this isn't the first time there have been major issues at that refinery. >> it's been a little over 8 years. it's a class action lawsuit was announced against a refinery here over its role releasing toxic particulate matter into several communities nearby in the martinez area. now, if the class action lawsuit is ruled in the plaintiffs favor, then the refinery will have to pay for any future medical expenses, accrued by members of the community impacted by the talk you. >> a powerful gas shooting out of the smokestack on sunday. with just a day ago. it was highly pressurized to fire all ties for that for the destruction in this incident that is causing the community and the concern teen as we find every officials urging residents, they will look into the cause of the

residentes en partes de martínez, pacheco y clyde escucharon esta alarma indicándoles que guarden refugiospués de las 21:00 de la noche esta orden fue cancelada. aunque el departamento de salud pública recomendó a personas con problemas respiratorios de evitar exponerse. apologize for this incident we know. por su parte, un vocero de la compañía se disculpó por el incidente, reconociendo que ha perturbado a muchos en la comunidad y están conduciendo una investigación detallada sobre la causa. bueno, esto también provocó múltiples cierres de tránsito en horas más tempranas que ya no están. en efecto. fátima regreso contigo, nathalie. se sabe si hubo algún tipo de alerta o alguna queja antes de que iniciara el incendio como tal? bueno, de hecho, la agencia que regula la calidad del aire reportó que sí recibieron efectivamente 2 quejas antes de este incidente sobre un mal olor. pero en conferencia de prensa, a las 08:30, cuando le preguntamos a la refinería, dijeron que no estaban al tanto de ninguna queja. reportando desde martínez nathalie vera noticiero telemundo california. gracias natha

triggering a health advisory, which still recommends that residents of martinez, parts of pacheco and clyde who have respiratory sensitivity remain indoors. within a few hours, the situation escalated to a level three alert. residents north of the refinery were told to shelter in place until t order was later lifted around 9:00 last night. we very much appreciate the tremendous resourceand support we've gotten countywide here at the refinery. con fire. contra costa health, several agencies. by late last night, the company reported crews had gotten the fire under control, though neighbors could still see residual smoke and flaring. and the refinery says there is the potential for flaring through the week. on behalf of martinez refining company, we apologize for this incident. we know we disrupted many in the community tonight, and we will be doing a thorough investigation on it and continue to collaborate with all agencies on the next steps. six workers were treated on site or at the hospital, but there were no serious injuries. you know, i wish they would do something so that these things a

breaks of loss, the light rain have been smelt, felt seen all over a rape in the last couple of days at clyde indicates it and the full crosses and the empty cartridge back tools riyadh it's gathering to move north woods again is equally and rather wintry weather in turkey, which is maybe not so unusual, a cold wind again across the black sea. so i took, is 90 and gets the real brand that's going to be a shit. and the wind and s temples, you might get started shalysea that called when the coffee g in hits creek keeps going to us the north coast of egypt and is coming on show all the way from your fight township towards syria over night. these overnight temperatures, what about freezing unless you have a tight for the winds, gonna feel cold even to have a miserable looking, says to this client and re all the way from the sign. often it's right up towards syria, at least to start with a does improve as everything is moving slowly east within the you'll find the right and stopped to break out in a rock shaft. that was the q weight and the circulation just in the shower was likely in color or pos

. >> a health advisory remains in effect for martinez and parts of pacheco and clyde following yesterday's fire at the martinez refinery today. contra costa health hazmat crews were out checking the air quality and as the smoke continues to clear, officials are recommending residents with respiratory sensitivities remain indoors. with the windows shut today. four people were taken to the hospital for non-critical injuries or health concerns because of the fire. it sent large clouds of black smoke and prompted a temporary shelter in place yesterday. the fire's cause is still under investigation. then in richmond, officials say there's been intermittent flaring at the chevron refinery today. they say the richmond fire department is closely monitoring conditions. health officials say the flaring are not a threat to the community at this time. president donald trump acknowledged today that americans could feel, quote, some pain when tariffs go into effect tuesday on goods imported from mexico, canada and china. he signed the executive order yesterday. that move was met with disapproval by our

. >> a health advisory remains in effect for martinez and parts of pacheco and clyde following yesterday's fire at the martinez refinery. today, contra costa health hazmat crews were out checking the air quality and as the smoke continues to clear, officials are recommending residents with respiratory sensitivities remain indoors with windows shut today. four people were taken to the hospital for non-critical injuries or health concerns because of the fire. it sent large clouds of black smoke and prompted a temporary shelter in place yesterday. the fire's cause is still under investigation. then in richmond, officials say there has been intermittent flaring at the chevron refinery today. they say the richmond fire department is closely monitoring conditions. health officials say those flaring are not a threat to the community. well, president donald trump acknowledged today that americans could feel, quote, some pain when tariffs go into effect tuesday on goods imported from mexico, canada and china. he signed the executive order yesterday, and that move was met with disapproval by our usu

these are people who live in martinez, clyde and parts of pacheco near the refinery, advising them to stay indoors and keep their windows and doors closed. we've been out here all morning. i have not noticed any smells or smoke. it could also be the fact that we're. i believe we're upwind. the fire did break out sometime after 130 this past saturday afternoon. according to the refinery, two workers who were about to do planned maintenance on some equipment noticed a leak of hydrocarbon material. they evacuated the area. the material then caught fire. there was a shelter in place for people who live around the refinery, which was eventually lifted. the county says the fire was mostly out by yesterday morning. on behalf of martinez refining company, we apologize for this incident. we know we disrupted many in the community tonight, and we will be doing a thorough investigation on it and continue to collaborate with all agencies on the next steps. we have concerns always. tell me about it. well, just the smoke. i mean, last a few years, back when they had that explosion, where about they

wouldn't include the band in that, but for the baby and financial the breezes much larger, there is clyde building that will be some rain, i suspect later in the week. but not to this extent. that breeze is still blowing down through the bus 1st and that towards the coast of egypt to keep you on a job for about 60 degrees. and then range from southern javascript brought up to north and 11 and something. talk to you some, some advertising, misleading problem, miserable weather has an effect to night time temperature down to freezing of course, still a tight and down to about 8 or 9 by root. or does it say things on the improvement? quickly daylight does not provide you with very much change significance that was certainly possible in northern turkey, including maybe 9 correct. but that's it for significant weather until this develops this line of thunderstorms, stretching out from central savvy to sucking iraq. it's going to be around for the whole week, which is fine. ne q rate is file size is preferably countertops, us not jumping through the size. the summer rains are finally showing th

a central piece of world governance and have changed level despite severe obstacles along the way. clyde, the u. n. used to have though, is slowly eroding with the rising global side, the money thing. it's reform, the se in the clothes crucial matters. this c year, 19 shortage tides when the conference and took place and not the conference of africans took place. the can actually can congress and i like to think that they answered function somehow and age political activities africans to, to, to come to the conclusion that only africans and african bone distributions and can and liberate tests. so it's not since she was being actually convinced that you shouldn't, for depression wanting to kind of dependence them this time sheet the most and potency this generation and the one. and then the one can do is for us to meet with respect to effect. so it's a basic now economies to forming a union effect, not african states where decision making. we've reached consensus so that we speak with one voice on the decision making on an international issue. and what we're seeing, i can tell you that f

martinez pacheco and clyde following the fire. in addition to health concerns from the smoke, there are concerns about impacts to soil and water of the that we we garten so. >> what are the impacts on the can we eat the that we garten? what are impacts on our water? >> the martinez refinery must release a 30 day report to the county, which is expected to share more details. the supervisor plans to have that town hall meeting between residents and refinery officials following the report, theresa stasi kron, 4 news. >> chevron is planning to lay off 15 to 20% of its global workforce. the job cuts are part of a plan to reduce the company's overall costs by 2 to 3 billion dollars by the and of 2026. chevron is the second biggest oil company in the country. it was formerly headquartered at bishop ranch in san ramon. the company does still maintain offices there, but it relocated headquarters to houston last year. the job cuts are expected to begin this year and probably will be wrapped up by the end of 2026. >> the nba's all star tipof

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health leaders recommend that residents in martinez, parts of pacheco and clyde stay indoors while the smoke continues to clear today. on behalf of martinez refining company, we apologize for this incident. we know we disrupted many in the community tonight, and we will be doing a thorough investigation on it and continue to collaborate with all agencies on the next steps. today, the company said firefighters had the flames under control and remain on site. flaring continues with the potential for more through the week. you know, i wish they would do something so that these things are prevented, but i just think the building is too old. six workers were treated on site or at the hospital, but there were no serious injuries. county health leaders, along with the company are investigating the incident. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. more ice activity has been reported in the bay area, this time in concord. police say federal immigration authorities carried out enforcement operations yesterday. the department posted on facebook saying it did not assist with the operation and has no o

you cannot wave away an agency you don't like or that you disagree with clyde executive order or by literally storming into the building and taking over the servers. that is not how the american system of government works. that is number one. number two is it is true that there will be suffering all over the world, there already is suffering all over the world as a result of this, but it is not just that. it is that that instability from starvation and disease will visit us in the united states of america. there is a reason that usaid is an arm of american foreign policy and it is because we understand that a stable world means a stable america. and in the last 10 days, donald trump has done more to destabilize things across the planet than perhaps any other president in recent memory. and one final point and i know my colleagues from especially virginia and maryland feel very strongly about this, they are counting on some sense of inevitability. this is a bluff, it is a harmful, dangerous killer bluff. but they don't have the law on their side. and so every civil servant, every contractor, e

clyde clyde his -- mr. clyde: his story is one of bravery, from storming omaha beach, to surviving the battle of the bulge. after his heroic service in defense of our nation, he returned home to build a life filled with family, purpose and more adventure. allen has been both a witness to history and a keeper of it. reminding us all of the sacrifices made for our precious freedom. and yet it's his warmth and compassion that shines the brightest. both allen's kindness and the stories of his remarkable service have left an indelible mark on every person lucky enough to know him. allen, on behalf of the ninth district, i wish you a wonderful and very happy 100th birthday and entire 100th birthday year and i thank you for your service, your stories and your example. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i ask for within money to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro te

now it's bonnie and clyde. it's statewide going national. so owens is james being is in the hot seat for making all of this happen. he was just trying to do the right thing, bad bad luck. so that's all fine and good. but now the sort of the narrative shifts to sam being sam being in the army. he is on the march into mexico and owens, who was so distraught over his situation and being a fugitive is humiliated, wants to leave town like a lot of santa fe traders, the people in missouri were on the santa fe trail. they want to beat the army to, get their final deals into mexico so they ship load up as much of their wagons and they ship him out and he goes with them. he usually doesn't. he wants get out of town and there's going to be a regime. all the big businessmen want to be there for it to make a short story, long sam beans marching. they up to owens and they absorb his wagon train make him a major so now major is marching with sam being in the gang mexico fast forward a little bit longer sam being watches as a lone figure rides towards the

a health advisory went out to people in the communities of martinez, pacheco and clyde because of the smoke. the county's health officer says luckily, most of the toxic smoke blew north of the refinery, away from the most populated areas. but he says that that may not have been the case and that the county was just lucky. some of the burning combustion byproducts included benzene, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide and xylene byproducts that have been known to cause cancer and heart disease after long term exposure. but that information didn't come as a shock or surprise to people we spoke with this morning who lived near the refinery. they say fires like that are just a fact of life. >> you always are going to worry about it, but i feel like i've been a martinez local my entire life. this is kind of the normal. i remember being at john muir elementary school and we had lockdowns. >> i lived here for about 17 years since oh six. so you. >> you don't worry. >> about i don't know. no, i haven't i've never had anything happen or just a little bit of ash on the car. >> the bay area air qual

a health advisory went out to people in the communities of martinez, pacheco and clyde because of the smoke and its potential effects. we now know that some of the burning combustion byproducts included things like benzene, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide and xylene, things that the contra costa county health department says when exposed to long term, can cause cause problems like cancer and heart disease in people. now, the contra costa county health department says most of that smoke was higher in the air. it didn't settle so much closer to the ground where people could have directly breathed it in. but they are going to be working with the toxicologist to examine the possible effects that smoke had on the soil and the water in this area. live in martinez. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. ali thank you. time now. 515 people from around the world visit dallas, texas to see the infamous x in the road where president john f kennedy was assassinated back in 1963. now, last month, president trump signed an executive order declassifying the files from the assassination, an

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advisory remains, in effect, recommending anyone with respiratory sensitivity in martinez, pacheco and clyde to stay indoors. the health department's hazmat team is still out in the field monitoring air quality. >> and it's extremely concerning that a heavy industry like this is having events like this so close to where people live. >> now, the refinery says there may be some intermittent flaring this week, and that's the burning of excess gas, part of the process here. but that might come with a rumbling noise. live in martinez, henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that. 25% tariffs on hold for now. both canada and mexico getting a one month reprieve on the tariffs. president trump directed to impose starting tonight. this 30 day pause is to give the two countries time to reach a deal with the u.s. on fighting the flow of fentanyl into the country, as well as border security. fox's caroline shively has more from washington. >> just hours before president trump was set to impose a 25% tariff on goods from mexico and canada, both countries have cut temporary deals,

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health advisory fact is still in effect this morning for parts of martinez, pacheco and clyde jacked moment has more. >> it's been a little over a year since a class action lawsuit was announced against the refinery here over its role releasing toxic particulate matter into several communities nearby in the martinez area. now, if the class action lawsuit is ruled in the plaintiffs favor that the refinery will have to pay for any future medical expenses, accrued by members of the community impacted by the talk you. >> a powerful gas shooting out of the smokestack on sunday. with just a day ago. it was highly pressurized to fire all ties for that for the destruction in this incident that is causing the community and the concern teen as we find every officials urging residents, they will look into the cause of the fire that burned for 10 hours. but with an air quality alert, still in effect, as you can see, the flames. >> it looked like it was close enough that. it could get into the houses here. but this isn't the first time the refinery has encountered issues. this neighbor tells us h

and clyde, that was the direction that smoke was blow. and now the questions have turned to the damage from that smoke. and that's something that they're still. >> figuring out the effects of right now. and it's not the first time there have been major issues at this refinery. a crawford check moment takes a look at that. >> it's been a little over a year since a class action lawsuit was announced against the refinery here over its role releasing toxic particulate matter into several communities nearby in the martinez area. now, if the class action lawsuit is ruled in the plaintiffs favor that the refinery will have to pay for any future medical expenses, accrued by members of the community impacted by the talk you. >> a powerful gas shooting out of the smokestack on sunday. with just a day ago. it was highly pressurized to fire all ties for that for the destruction in this incident that is causing the community and the concern teen as we find every officials urging residents, they will look into the cause of the fire that burned for 10 h

i showed our golden retriever, clyde. >> reporter: he became the number one ior handler in the countryto see the connection between you and your dog. they want to see are you presenting the dog in the way that that breed is supposed to be presented. >> how do you get your dog to have that connection with you? >> for me, my dogs sometimes typically sleep with me in bed. we go on walks a lot. >> reporter: how do you train a dog to do what they need to do? >> when i train my dogs, i go step by step every day. i don't says treats come in handy and hopes to continue to compete as she grows older. >> it just takes perseverance to keep going. it's going to be really hard in the beginning, but then you'll catch on with the treats and the training and stuff. and they're reporter: savannah nbc news. >> omg. that's a rough assignment. >> wow. i didn't even realize that this existed, that there were these junior handlers. >> that young girl being interviewed, i'm impressed. >> yeah.she say 15 chihuahuas at home? >> >> still ahead, valentine's day is tomorrow. but for a lot of people the holiday ca

martinez pacheco and clyde following the fire. in addition to health concerns from the smoke, there are concerns about impacts to soil and water and the food that we we garten so. >> what are the impacts on the can we eat the that we garten? what are impacts on our water? >> the martinez refinery must release a 30 day report to the county, which is expected to share more details. the supervisor plans to have that town hall meeting between residents and refinery officials following the report, theresa kron, 4 news. >> a group of moss landing residents impacted by last month's battery plant. fire are preparing to file a lawsuit against pg e and other companies they say are at fault. environmental advocate erin brockovich was leading this lawsuit heard from community members last night and some say they're nnw experiencing new health issues. others expressed concerns about drinking the groundwater or consuming produce that's grown in the area after researchers found high levels of metal in the soil after the fire. >> c with communiti

advisory remains in effect, recommending anyone with respiratory sensitivity in martinez, pacheco and clydey indoors. the health department's hazmat team is still out in the field monitoring air quality. >> and it's extremely concerning that a heavy industry like this is having events like this so close to where people live. >> the refinery says there may be intermittent flaring this week, and that's the burning of excess gas, part of the natural process. but that might come with a rumbling noise in martinez. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> an early morning house fire in berkeley killed one person. this happened on cedar street near ninth street around 430 this morning. firefighters used saws to open up the roof, releasing the gas and heat. four people were in the house and were all transported to a hospital. two arrived in critical condition. one person later died from their injuries. the cause of the fire is not yet known. also this morning, one person was found dead inside a warehouse fire. this was in oakland. firefighters arrived at russet and moorpark streets at 6:00 this morning to

meantime, a public health advisory does remain in place for martinez, clyde of che co. and so those with respiratory sensitivities are warned they may want to stay inside. we talked to one martinez residents who says people really were left in the dark when that fire first broke out. >> and it was just a month and there's no alerts. there's no message. is that iran, you know, completely in the dark, but think about the workers, what kind of safety protocols, one in place for these people? i have a friend who is on has been doing work in this very unit for the past week. and luckily, wasn't 6 workers were hurt. >> in the fire and they were all treated. the contra costa county health department says that that health advisory will remain in effect until the fire is completely out. >> well, the fund has officially begun in new orleans as we countdown to kickoff for super bowl. 59 sarah chesky is live at the superdome now with the latest on what's going on with the chiefs and the eagles. good morning. >> good morning, james and darya. and you can sense the excitement in the