the chp says the driver is 18 year-old colby sharper. who has been accused of being intoxicated at the time of the crash that happened on byron highway in the town of nights sharper is in custody and faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far chp not releasing the names of the victims. and with a long holiday weekend. the comes more traffic, of course as well as more accidents. unfortunately, some of the crashes were deadly. >> kron four's amanda hari talk to the chp about what they're doing, what they have been doing to try to keep people safe and about what you can do. >> chp had a maximum enforcement period all weekend and they were out in full force just trying to make sure everyone stayed safe. >> that's a sound that was heard across bay area roadways this labor day weekend as officers patrolled california highway patrol implemented. a maximum enforcement period and it was needed. >> we have seen an increase and the traffic across the roadways throughout the bay area this weekend. and with

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. connell mcshane. "the evening edit" starts right now. >> from the fox -- this is someone. maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm in for maria bartiromo. a shock in the jobs market shows weak growth in august. we break it all down and the impact it can have on the economy and the democrats agenda plus president biden's approval rating plunging amid his chaotic exit from afghanistan. coming up to speak with mike rounds from the senate armed services committee and the european union removing the west from its list for travel to the present ceo of the u.s. travel association and what this means for americans planning to travel abroad. but first the markets for the week this after a very distant -- disappointing august jobs report adding i've been a thousand fewer jobs last month and expected. >> today's report shows that the steps we have taken passing the rescue plan and vacc

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they say colby sh arbor may have been drunk when he hit and killed an 18, year old and a 16 year old on byron highway in nights ktvu is greg liggins talked with friends of the victims who showed up today at the scene of that crash. pain and anguish were evident as many young people visited a roadside memorial along byron highway near delta road in nights in the spot in east contra costa county, where two teenage pedestrians were killed saturday night. once you get them, they were dead, a friend who wishes to remain unidentified tells us the two victims were leaving akin to an era at a home on byron highway around 11 pm when the pair were struck and killed along the roadside. the chp has arrested an 18 year old from nytsyn who was behind the wheel of a subaru. they've charged the driver with felony d u i friends of the victims say the terrible news was circulating throughout the night. i was somewhere else and they call me we came as soon as we could in her body was laying like that. he's referring to one victim, an 18 year old woman from pittsburgh, whose identity has not yet been re

. >> reporter: colby lives on the course where he's worked for 34 years, and he could see the flames from his home. >> you know, all of us locals didn't think it would make it over the echo summit. when it did, it was like, oh, know, what's next. >> reporter: now he's back with permission, working to protect the greens from ash and fire, thankful for his neighbors who are also on the fire lines and for the thousands of men and women now battling to save his hometown. >> amazing. i can't believe they've gotten as far as they've gotten keeping control of this and not one house burned in the basin. it's amazing. >> reporter: just up the road at the coveted heavenly ski resort, another command post. a new command post where thousands of firefighters and the people who are strategizing will make their strategies for protecting these communities going forward. that was just set up this morning. live in south lake tahoe, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thom, thank you. you can see thom there in smoky south lake tahoe. rob, every seems bittersweet. the smoke now here in the bay area. what

according to the chp 18 year-old colby charb or of nights and was intoxicated at the time of the crash. the crash happened on byron highway in the town of nights and. >> chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley were walking along the road when they were hit. she never is in custody and faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far the chp has not released the names of the victims. now our 4 zone forecast as we give you a look outside at a lot of fog rolling in through the golden gate and it's a. >> covering the whole deck of the bridge certainly is a lot of people got out and about for the holiday and. >> lawrence is here to tell us what they can expect for the rest of week. yeah. looks like we'll the heat slowly. cool things down. i think the next few days will watch high pressure kind of weakening somewhat. but. >> other parts of the country, you know, watching major hurricanes out there. we're just about the peak of the hurricane to remember last week. we're talking about larry. guess what, we're still talking

the war college in carlisle pennsylvania his previous book lincoln's tragic admiral was awarded the colbyward. he has agreed to do this program in an interview format. more like a conversation which will be followed by questions from the audience. and put them in the q&a at the bottom of the screen. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you andrew i appreciate the invitation and thank you to everybody and how your militaryy background influence the writing of the book. >> first of all it is important you have to have military background to be a good military historian t in fact they haven't had a military background. look at the great historians rich ackerson you have to have a military background so having extensive military experience like i do can maybe add some different perspectives to your research and writing i know what it's like to go through the woods in the desert tired and hungry as a former battalion commander and company commander and you can speak with firsthand knowledge about training and discipline in small unit leadership and resilience of the famous statement that ever

colby award. kevin has agreed to do this program in an interview format it more like a conversation which will be followed by questions from our audience. i would be grateful if all the members could put any questions in a q&a at the bottom of their screen. kevin thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you and her. i really appreciate the invitation and thanks to everybody is out there. >> i want to begin by asking you to discuss how your military background influenced your writing of the book lacks >> i think first of all you don't have to have the military background to tell a good military story and in fact they say the greatest military historians haven't had a military background sophie just look at some of the great military historians rick atkinson you don't have to have a military background but i do think having extensive military experience like i do can maybe add some different perspective to your research and writing. i know what it's like to slog through the woods or the desert t

his previous book, lincoln's track to capital, was awarded the william colby award. kevin has agreed to do this program and theno anything formt more like a conversation which will be followed by questions from our audience, and i would be grateful that audience members could put any questions in the q&a at the bottom of their screen. kevin, thank you very much indeed for joining us. >> thank you, andrew. i appreciate the invitation, and thanks to everybody who is out there attending. >> and so i want to begin by asking you to discuss how your military background influenced your writing ofoo the book. >> okay. well, i think first of all it's important, you don't, have to have military background to be a good military historian. in fact, i'd say the greatest military historians haven't had a military background, so you just look att some of the great military historians, you don't have to have a military background. but it do think that having extensive militaryin experience like i do can may be ad some different perspectives to your research and writing. little thing

according to chp 18 year-old colby shaw river of ny done was intoxicated at the time of this crash. it happened on byron highway overnight in the town of 9 sun. chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley. we're walking along the road when they were hit sharper. now behind bars and facing charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far chp has not released the names of the victims. police in southern california also looking into what caused this crash. a woman lost control of her suv before crashing into a tree in long beach. this is a look at all of that extensive damage left behind. you can see the front part of that car just completely smashed in the woman taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. no one else was hurt. we're also following details here in san francisco tonight. staying in contact with san francisco fire of a man pulled from the water outside of the ferry building this evening, adding that a lifesaving measures were successful. they were able to pull that man out. the didn't have a puls

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according to chp, 18 year olds colby shaw river was intoxicated at the time of the crash. an 18 year-old and a 16 year-old were walking along the road when they were hit and killed chp. san francisco division officer mark andrews says they're trying to stop these types of accidents from happening anyone that's going too fast. >> following too close, making unsafe lane changes and driving over aggressive or the traffic and hit him as well as people who are distracted by the cell phones or other devices. and then of course, impaired drivers as well. officer andrew says you can help as well. we always encourage anyone who me? >> believes there behind someone who's exhibiting driving us that typical typical what officer might see. definitely encouraged to call 911. >> the officer also emphasize to always have a designated sober driver. make sure everyone in your vehicle has their seat belts on and to always follow the rules of the road live in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda, thank you. ines amana just mentioned the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period is

according to the chp, 18 year-old colby shaw river of nights and was intoxicated at the time of the crashn byron highway in the town of nights and chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley. they were walking along the road when they were hit by the car. charter is in custody this morning in faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far chp has not released the names of the 2 victims. the end of the pandemic was thought to be in sight this summer. now hospitals in several states are packed and the country is seeing an average of a 1000 deaths kron four's, washington correspondent alexandra limon takes a look and what's being done to bring down those cases. >> well, our situation is dire. kentucky is one of the states being slammed by the coronavirus delta variant. we have a record number of kentucky ins in the hospital battling covid in the icu democratic governor andy beshear said on nbc's meet the press. he knows a mask order would help but like other governors around the country. he says he legally can't implement

information this morning on a crash that killed an 1816 year-old over the weekend according to the chp colbys who are walking on the road. this was on the byron highway in the town of nights and. the memorial that you see on your screen was set up for the victims of the crash. it's there at the crash site. this was just one of several serious crashes over the holiday weekend and early yesterday morning, someone going the wrong way. on interstate 80 hit several cars and killed a woman. the chp says the wrong-way driver was eric stever son. he tried running away but was found on a bike path and arrested on suspicion of drunk driving the chp san francisco division officer mark andrews says that they're trying to stop these types of accidents from happening. >> anyone that's going too fast. following too close, making unsafe lane changes and driving over aggressive or the traffic and hit him as well as people who are distracted by the cell phones or other devices and then of course, impaired drivers as well. >> yeah, the officer also emphasize that you always designate a sober driver and make su

information on the crash that killed an 18 and a 16 year-old over the weekend according to the chp colbyrper was driving under the influence when he hit and killed 2 teens were walking on the road happened on the byron highway in the town of nights and you're looking memorial that was set up for the victims at the crash site. this was just one of several serious crashes over the holiday weekend. actually fact early yesterday morning, someone going the wrong way on interstate 80 hit several cars ended up killing a woman chp says that war wrong-way driver who's now been identified as eric steve. her son. >> actually tried running away, but they caught up with them on a bike path and he was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving chp, san francisco division officer mark andrews says that they are right now trying to stop these types of accidents from happening. >> anyone that's going too fast. following too close, making unsafe lane driving in a over aggressive for the traffic and vision as well as people. we're distracted by their cell phones or other devices. and then of course, impaired d

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ bat cracks, crowd cheers ] no. elizabeth: we have news coming in tonight border officials in texas may be forced to shut down major checkpoint in texas meant for drug and human traffickers in order to redirect officials to deal with the wave of illegal immigrants this country has never seen before, thousands over running border checkpoints, border patrol, local towns and hospitals, this is 5 - 6 times last year's caravan, the border is at the breaking point and the texas governor slamming the biden white house saying that handling of the mandate crisis, they're doing as badly as it did with what he did with afghanistan, former dhs officials chad wolf, house border security congress congressman dim trustee, doctor marty makary, congressman and weidner and robert whitman and florida sheriff wayne ivey the revelation out of the durham probe, this is a criminal probe of trump russia the brazen links that the clinto

what was the mascot of colby? >> the mules. >> oh, the mules. >> the mule, yes.the way, i checked the interwebs and the forecast in the northeast will be nice today, but rob won't tell you that. >> no, no. he'll give you the forecast for where you used to live but not where you are. >> it'll be a fsh storm at your house. >> stubborn like a mule. >> there you go. >> he told us our forecast just so you know. >> he did? yeah, figures. >> part of the hazing. >>> coming up on "good morning america," bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies take a hit. what's behind it and what it may mean for investors. >>> and a college team displaced by hurricane ida shows that it is "america strong." may mean for veinvestors. >>> a college team displaced by hurricane ida shows that it is ♪ i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ there was a dream ♪ ♪ and one day i could see it ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial plan

according to chp colby charb or of nights and was intoxicated at the time of the crash. it happened late saturday night on byron highway in the town of nights. and chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley. we're walking along the road when they were hit. sharper is in custody and faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far chp has not released the names of the victims. and on sunday in the east bay, a child was killed after the car they were riding in was struck in a head-on collision and son all 4 other people suffered major injuries in this accident. chp officials say it happened just after 00:00am in the morning when a chevy tahoe turn to left and hit another car on highway 84 officers say they don't know why the driver turned into the other lane. but they say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor. oakland police, meanwhile, are going to have more officers on the streets looking for impaired drivers today. opd says the increase in officers won't stop its sideshow enforcement details.

according to the chp, an 18 year-old man by the name of colby shaw river of nights and well, accordingthem, he was intoxicated at the time of the crash. the crash happened on byron highway in the town of nights and chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakland. excuse me, from oakley. we're walking along the road when they were hit. shaver is in jail this morning. any faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far chp. they have not released the names of the 2 victims. take a look at this. police seized about $80,000 worth of illegal marijuana in pittsburgh. this happened over the weekend. police found the illegal grow operation off after a fire broke out at a home. you can see the pictures. all that marijuana that was seized. police say the people in the home bypass the electrical grid and they're actually stealing power to grow the plants. no one was hurt in this fire. in the south bay, the vta rail service in santa clara county is now operating its blue line in san jose. the blue line services from bay children's d

according to the chp, 18 year-old colby sharper of night sun was intoxicated at the time of the crash. it happened on the byron highway in the town of nights and chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley were walking along the road when they were hit. sharper is now in custody. he faces charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far the chp hasn't released the names of the victims. well, take a look at this. police seized about $80,000 worth of illegal marijuana in pittsburgh. this happened over the weekend. police found the legal grow operation after a fire broke out at a home and according to the pictures that were released. the marijuana that was caesar is a whole lot of it. in fact, police say the home the people that reason that home bypassed the electrical grid, they were siphoning power to grow the plants. nobody hurt in the fire. but clearly some folks in trouble this morning. well, the end of the pandemic was thought to be in sight this summer. now hospitals in several states are packed and the country seeing a

they suspect that colby sharper was drunk when he hit and killed an 18 year old and a 16 year old on byron highway in nytsyn ktvu is greg liggins talked to friends of the victims today who showed up at the crash scene. pain and anguish were evident as many young people visited a roadside memorial along byron highway near delta road in nights in the spot in east contra costa county, where two teenage pedestrians were killed saturday night. once you get them, they were dead, a friend who wishes to remain unidentified tells us the two victims were leaving akin to an era at a home on byron highway around 11 pm when the pair were struck and killed along the roadside. the chp has arrested an 18 year old from nytsyn who was behind the wheel of a subaru. they've charged the drug. however, with felony d u i friends of the victims say the terrible news was circulating throughout the night. i was somewhere else and they call me we came as far as we could in her body was laying right that he's referring to one victim, an 18 year old woman from pittsburgh, whose identity has not yet been released

according to chp, 18 year-old colby sharper of nights and was intoxicated at the time of the crash.happened on byron highway in the town of nights and chp says an 18 year-old from a child pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley were walking along the road when they were struck and killed. charter is in custody right now facing charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far the chp hasn't released the names of the victims. still ahead, the giants and the dodgers in a tight battle for first place. we're going to have highlights coming up after the break. >> and the vta light rail has added back another line in service for the south bay. we'll talk more about that coming up. and up the coast today. that's the place to be some better air quality some good sunshine and some really comfortable weather 60's and 70's as for inland areas. well, if you're stepping outside just know it's going to be really hot, upper 90's to triple digits. some us hazy sunshine along with it. i'm talking all [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing

killed an 1816 year-old over the weekend according to the chp, the driver of the car, the truck them colby sharper was driving under the influence when he hit and killed the teams who are walking on the road. it happened on byron highway in the town of nights and this is a memorial that was set up for the victims there at the crash site that was just one of several serious crashes that happened over the holiday weekend. there was another one early yesterday morning in which someone going the wrong way on interstate 80 hit several cars and killed a woman. the chp says the wrong-way driver was eric stever sen. he tried running away but was found on a bike path and arrested on suspicion of drunk driving chp, san francisco division officer mark andrews says that they are trying to stop these types of accidents from happening. >> anyone that's going too fast following too close, making unsafe lane driving in a over aggressive or the traffic and vision as well as people who are distracted by their cell phones or other devices. and then of course, impaired drivers as well. >> and the officer also

information tonight on a crash that killed an 1816 year-old over the weekend according to the highway patrol colby harbor was driving under the influence when he hit and killed the teenagers walking on the road. it happened on byron highway in the town of nights in this memorial set up for the victims of the crash site was just one of several serious crashes over the holiday weekend early this morning, someone going the wrong way on the bay bridge hit several cars and killed a woman. the chp says the wrong-way driver was eric stever son. his hometown was released. he apparently tried to run away. but authorities say he was found on a bike path and arrested on suspicion of drunk driving chp, san francisco division officer mark andrews says they're trying to stop these types of accidents accidents from happening. >> anyone that's going too fast following too close, making unsafe lane driving in a over aggressive or the traffic and vision as well as people here distracted by the cell phones or other devices. and of course impaired drivers as well. >> the officer also emphasize that you should always

according to the chp, 18 year-old colby sharper of nights and was intoxicated at the time of the crash byron highway in the town of nights and chp says an 18 year-old pittsburgh woman and a 16 year-old boy from oakley were walking along the road when they were struck and killed. charter is in custody now facing charges of driving under the influence and gross vehicular manslaughter. so far the chp hasn't publicly released the names of the victims. take a look at this. police seized about $80,000 worth of illegal marijuana in pittsburgh. this happened over the weekend where police say they found this illegal grow operation after a fire broke out at the home and you can see these pictures. all of the marijuana plants that were seized. police say the people in that home bypassed the electrical grid, they were stealing power to grow these plants. no one was hurt, though, in the fire. the end of the pandemic was thought to have been in the summer right. well, now hospitals in several states are packed and the country is seeing an average of thousands of deaths per day or at least 1000 death

not yet released the names of the two victims, but the driver has now been identified as 18 year old colby sharper of nights. and he faces charges of felony drunk driving and gross vehicular manslaughter. a deadly crash still under investigation after a minor was killed and four other people were badly injured and a head on collision on highway 84 near signal. the crash happened early yesterday morning. the chp says that for some unknown reason, and as she crossed the center divide, slamming into a dodge charger. the four people who were hurt were all taken to the hospital. the chp says it doesn't appear that drugs or alcohol factors in that crash, and the chp is also investigating a deadly crash in east contra costa county after a golf cart hit a pedestrian. this happened just after 10 30 last night near discovery bay boulevard and willow lake road. the victim died at the scene. no other details have been released. thousands of people living in the lake tahoe south lake tahoe area are beginning to return to their homes on this labor day holiday late yesterday, the mandatory evacuation ord

. >> thank you let's go to colby sets >> chair powell -- thank you, michelle, chair powell, you mentioned going discussions about the tapering tombline, i'm wondering what the contours of that debate have been. is it about maintaining 2022 rate height risk or supply constraints. >>> let me say there is very broad support on the committee for this plan both as to the timing and as to the pace of the taper. this was a unanimous vote today, and i would say quite broad support for this approach. you are correct that there are some who would prefer to have gone sooner. they have made their arguments publicly for some of them, it is a financial stability concern. for others, it's other concerns. they can make their own arguments. this is an approach that the committee will broadly support and it will put us having completed our taper sometime around the middle of next year, which seems appropriate. you know, asset purchases as i mentioned were very, very important in the early stages of the crisis they were tensessential in restg market function in the treasury and other markets. then as the re

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember, you can't take it with you. ♪♪ "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: okay, we're closing out a bad week for the white house, an historically bad jobs report today. the president was handed a v-shaped recovery, a secure border, now undone by his policies. that's the debate now in washington. it's a new danger zone for democrats. people don't feel safe. and in just one week, we've got five polls, five, show a plunge in voter approval and confidence in the president. democrat lawmakers are pushing for probes demanding9 that the white house declassify the true number of americans and allies stranded in afghanistan. also declassify the president's phone call in july. reuters reporting he pressured the afghan president to mislead the media around the world, make like the taliban was losing. also homeland security today says it is catching high-risk afghans trying to come in. we've got new controversies. the bind agenda in jeopardy -- biden agenda in jeopardy. nancy

let's go to colby smith. reporter: chair powell, thank you, michelle.ir powell you mentioned ongoing discussions about the tapering timeline and i'm wondering what the down tours of that debate has been? for those that want to move more quickly is it about maintaining optionality for a 2022 interest rate increase or finance aal stability risk or risk of asset purchases at a time when we have supply constraints? thank you. >> let me say there is very broad support on the committee for this plan as to the timing and to the pace of the taper. this was a unanimous vote today, i would say quite broad support for this approach. you're correct that there are some who would prefer to have gone sooner and they have made their arguments publicly. for some it's a financial stability concern. for others there are other concerns. they can make their own arguments. this is an approach the committee will broadly support. it will put us having completed our taper sometime around the middle of next year which seems appropriate. you know, asset purchases, as i mentioned

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." and, remember, you can't take it with you. maria: good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i met maria bartiromo and it's monday, september 27 with your top stories. major week in washington and wall street this week as a showdown plays out on capitol hill with the repercussions with markets. government runs out of money thursday night as lawmakers must raise the debt ceiling and democrats are pushing for votes on two spending bills plus a admission on the border, homeland security secretary secretary mayorkas admitting that 12,000 haitian migrants out of the 17,000 under the del rio bridge were released into the u.s. even more could soon follow. we are on the fall out all morning long. markets this morning are higher. futures indicating a gain at it the start of trading with the dow jones off 80 points, s&p 500 off a fraction with the nasdaq down 51. roller coaster week last week with markets managing small gains despite deep losses early in the week. dow industrials were up a fraction, two thirds of 1% with nasdaq pre-

. >> i would like to know recognize senator colby char. >> thank you very much. thank you for holding is hearing and senator scott as well. in so we are having another hearing and ensuring that i wanted toot be you know how muci care about this. international travel they been the second largest industry expert before the pandemic and as we know we have 91 percent decrease in international since the pandemic. and senator blunt and i have long led the legislation bipartisan to continue the funding of grand usa to restore some of the funding i appreciate the work that all my colleagues have been doing on that for you i guess i would start with the response, from hillwood direct the treasury to temporarily allow the department of commerce to access critical funding next year pretty is a travel industry rebounds in the recent announcement blowing international travelers in with vaccinations, can you speak to the importance of restoring grand usa pretty. >> absolutely and thank you for the question. and your significant leadership on this importantea issue. if rembrand

i'm jamie colby. and that's one strange inheritance no one would take with them. ♪♪ dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, september 7th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. the taliban claiming victory, saying they conquered the last pocket of resistance in afghanistan. we're on the fallout all morning long. biden's approval ratings under water, new poll numbers show an increasing number of americans criticizing the president for his disastrous afghanistan exit and the country's covid surge. taking a look at markets, not surging at the moment. we've mixed action, s&p and nasdaq are in the red at the moment, following a mixed week on wall street, a weak jobs report for august weighing down the dow and s&p to end the week. the nasdaq, however, hitting an all-time high to close out friday for the third day in a row. european markets searching for direction as well on this tuesday, we have losses across the board, although slight. in asia overnight, markets mostly