representative crockett, thank you for sharing part of your morning with us. you're one of more than 50 texas democrats who has a warrant out for your arrest. it's largely symbolic, you likely won't face serious legal trouble. i still want to get your reaction from this tweet in

joining our conversation, texas state representative jasmine crockett, who remains in d.c. claire mccaskill is still with us. how are you? do you fear arrest?

someday, someone's going to ask whether not they should spend money to put baby crockett fake bag ina four story, but right now most people are really interested in examining our foundational myths in this country. wrinkly little encouraged by that. >> there is a debate for every generation. i think it's one of the through lines of the book. every generation has debated what really happened? what did it mean? what is real and what is not. the fact we are still having that conversation over artifacts that could end up in a museum, could be paid for by taxpayer money is just tells us how much we little we really know. i'm hoping people will come for whatever reason and have a multigenerational ride. >> one of the questions here is talking about the degrees which our current political atmosphere, is there anything to add to that question that you want to talk about here? >> we do not realize governor abbott was going to be promoting our book. that was really a surprise. when we started this and chris got us started got it rolling two years ago nobody was talking about texas during the a

think of him in the era of davie crockett. but it's weird because daniel boone and davy crockett. davie crockett was at the battle of the alamo. when was that? 1840s? we're talking about 1775. this is when daniel boone's single most famous act of pioneering took place. he led a party of settlers in the wake of dunmore's war through the cumberland gap and into central kentucky. and one of the first towns founded in central kentucky was boons boonesboro. his most famous act occurred before the united states existed. it's fascinating that we don't -- in the popular imagination, we don't place him in time here. we don't think of the american revolution as a pioneering era. but the american revolution is the first pioneering era and the first intrepid western explorers/occupiers swung into action in the revolution and in kentucky. i want say a little bit more about daniel boone in just a minute, but hold that thought. just to kind of talk quickly about the war experience in central kentucky. the various communities of central kentucky petitioned both the virginia legislature and the co

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think of him in the era of davey crockette. it is weird because daniel boone and davey crockette are generations apart. right? davy crockette was at the alamo. can anybody place this date and time? when was the battle of the alamo? 1840s? we are talking about 1775. this is when -- this is when daniel bonino's singest most famous act of pioneering took place. he led a party of settlers in the wake of doesn't moore's war through the cumberland gap and into central kentucky. and one of the first towns founded in central kentucky was boones borrow. it was founded in 1775. it is weird to think of daniel boone as a revolutionary war hero, right? his most famous act occurred before the united states even existed. it's fascinating that we don't -- you know n the popular imagination, we don't place him in time here because we don't think of the american revolution as a pioneering era. but the american revolution is the first pioneering era and the first intrepid western explorers, slash, occupiers, swung into action in the revolution, a

representative crockett, thank you for joining us.warrant with your name on it. are you concerned about being compelled to returning to the capitol in texas? because you're still in d.c. right now, aren't you? >> i am in d.c. i'm actually very close to the white house now and i'm supposed to be having dinner with two of john lewis' brothers at this moment. i'm not concerned. for those that don't know, my background is that i am a criminal defense attorney and we have some of the most amazing attorneys that have jumped on the case. so we are fighting this in various venues. one of them is in harris county, a county that oddly enough, the republicans have targeted all session long, including these special sessions. and so i do anticipate that i will be able to be victorious as relates to a writ which will allow me to walk about freely and do the work in my district until we have a hearing on the validity as to whether or not the speaker can even effectuate these warrants. >> so the republicans, i think, are now around five members short

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i wonder if i can start with you, representative crockett. are you satisfied that whether you go back or not now that you have handed the baton to a democratic senate that understands the stakes? >> first of all, it's good to see you nicolle. i am satisfied that we have fought harder than anyone thought that we could fight, that we have accomplished more than anyone thought that we could accomplish. if you want to know if our job is done, i don't. i think we have to keep the pressure on. if you read that article and they were talking about progressive members, i'm sure you can guess what side i'm on. i want to continue to push them. we know there will be a recess today. we know they won't be working over the weekend. we know they will potentially be working next week. as long as they are in session, i am here. i will not be in austin on saturday -- surprise, surprise -- i will be here fighting for what i said i came to get, which is to get voting rights for those not only in the state of texas but in this country. >> jasmine crockett, i usual

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representative crockett, given everything that you've been doing, what's your gut telling you?l we get a voting rights bill out of the u.s. senate, yes or no? >> yes. >> representative ciera, yes or no? >> i'm praying yes. >> we're all praying. jasmine crockett and representative si era thank you for coming. >>> new york city is now requiring masks for indoor and outdoor activities. stay with us. outdoor activities stay with us ugh, these balls are moist. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hand? yeah-h-h. (laugh) keep your downstairs dry with gold bond body powder. ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead

crockett says she will keep fighting despite a warrant out for her arrest when she returns home. i mean, imagine the imagery of it. when you have political opponents, they go out and arrest their opponents for the purpose of passing voter suppression. schumer is offering texas democrats. some hope. >> with promises to keep fighting for voting rights when the senate returns next month. schumer says the voting rights legislation will be the first matter of legislative business when the senate returns to session in september. >> in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> the california democratic party is now reportedly filing an ethics complaint against the republican front runner in the recall election against governor gavin newsom. these developments coming in tonight. radio host larry elder, those ethics complaints filed against larry elder for not properly disclosing financial holdings like his business income, his radio sponsorship deals and any investments. democrats are also demanding that he disclose all of his sources of income. the party says it made the decision

standstill across the san mateo bridge is also pretty slow along 5, 1880, as you're traveling down crockett towards the maze will take you a little under 24 minutes. 12 minutes via the richmond sandra fell bridge and in the south bay one. oh, one to 8580, to about 37 minutes. if you're traveling toward middle part. no major issues on most other highways. james, back to you. >> brandon. thank you, 9. '02, is the time. let's get to our breaking news story this morning. the latest with the dixie fire burning in northern california has grown by 11,000 acres overnight. so the total acreage stands it 501,000 acres over half a million acres burned right now containment did go up. yes, it was at 27% when we all went to bed last night. it's now 30%. so some slight improvement. but that didn't come in time to save the town of greenville and that's what the satellite images depict for us this morning on the left-hand side is the before picture before the fire came through. and you can see a beautiful downtown area. the football field, the track field at the top of the screen. you can make it out here

we're going to speak with the texas state representative, jasmine crockett about her plan of action. >> i watch a lot of news but anytime i'm going on a flight i'm breaking my cell phone out because of all the incidents we've been seeing, just like this one. >> too much booze, passengers restrained by tape. what is happening in the air? we're going to speak to the head of the flight attendants association coming up. >> we do say good morning, everybody, it is saturday, august 7th. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser, have you felt that way when you've been flying? >> i'm probably the person they're about to tape and restrain on most flights. so -- >> you're the person they cut off at the airport. >> exactly. this kendis guy. >> things have gotten so wild the faa is now stepping in, and actually just kind of desperately asking for airports to step in, we're going to dive into all of that. >> and monitor people, right, flight attendants have been taking self-defense classes. we're going to dive into that this hour. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the lathe for u

representative crockett, thanks for coming back on the program. i know you're part of a much smaller group now. half the original delegation left d.c. heading back to texas. tell us about why you are staying and what have your conversations been like with your colleagues going home? do you support them going home? or do you oppose it? >> no. i absolutely support my colleagues. first of all, great to see you. them going home had to do with some of the things they need to take care of. for instance, diego, he wanted to make sure that he saw his daughter off for her first day of school. right? and so there are things that they really did need to do. and that's why it was important we did get this covered. we did get an order from a court. making sure that our colleagues that are still very much in this fight, that they did know that they could move about freely without the threat of arrest. >> with your group now split up if it you want to consider it that in terms of geographic locations, how do you plan to fend off the republican backed voter restr

joining me now is jasmine crockett of texas, and reverend dr.le's campaign and the president of the repairers of the breach. thank you so much both for joining me today. i want to start with you, reverend barber. because one of the challenges that we've had is that there seems to be a stalemate right now in passing the for the people's act, but this can have dire consequence if we allow republican-controlled statehouses to draw up a lot of these district lines as i mentioned before. can you speak to the urgency that we are facing right now? >> well, you're exactly right. we don't need one or the other. we need a for the peoples act because it deals with gerrymandering, it deals with access to the ballot t deals with getting dark money out of politics. we also need the restoration of voting rights act for future bills. that will deal with preclearance. i come from a state after the shelby decision, one of our senators said now that the headache has been removed and based on that they passed the worst voter suppression law and the worst gerrymande

texas state representative jasmine crockett joins me now.h, i mean first of all it is good to see you. you know, when we fled the state of texas and we said, hey, this is voter suppression. we said, hey, they are pushing forward with specific attacks on people of color, people looked at us and thought, are y'all sure about this? they questioned and it was kind of slow to build. now you see who is in control in texas. you see that they are consistently targeting black folk in texas. how in the heck do you say -- i mean and they don't care. they're open about it. sadly enough, i had colleagues that went back to the floor and gave them a quorum because they are going to continue to target black people in our state and blame us for any and everything. sadly enough, you can't even keep up with the republican's lies so long as they blame anybody but an old white man then it is fair game because we know it started off with those that were immigrants. >> yes. dan patrick released a statement on facebook today saying in part, quote, not surprisingly,

in fact, earlier in the day we talked about state rep jasmine crockett, who said that they are feeling good about the prospects there and that they'll be there through the week, likely. >> one thing that we were committed to was staying here until the senate actually did recess. we have put pressure on the senate not to recess until we deal with voting rights. we know that they're still in. it is our understanding that a voting rights bill will be rolled out and there may be a vote on that this upcoming week. speaking with, actually, any amount of senators right now, they're telling us, listen, this new bill is going to be rolled out and the majority leader has promised to make sure that we get a vote on that before we recess. so i do feel very confident. >> reporter: yeah, and, again, that part of an overall strategy by the texas house democrats who say they're not coming back unless they can feel like they're getting support from dc and also feel like the governor is willing to negotiate a bit. to this point, they say he's made no indication that that's the case. remember, this elect

one he didn't die at the alamo that was davie crockett. and number two he hated coonskin caps.was an average size man for his era, he was 5'7", 5'8". all of his cousins were gigantic. 6'2, 6'3", 6'4". daniel always thought he was short. and he felt wearing a coonskin cap made him look shorter. so he wore a tall hunter's cap. and once again keeping in mind this isn't so much a biography of daniel boone but the era we are using daniel boone as our guide. the man was just everywhere. everything that happened, every big historical event either boone or his family was there. now, daniel boone was also a man out of his time. he did not believe the indians were heathens, were savages. and when i say that he had a 21st century sensibilities, it came as a bit of a shock to tom and i. and i think tom is much more erudite at explaining that than i am. so if you don't mind, they're probably don't know what i'm talking about, so i'm leaving it up to you to clean up my mess. >> i will do what i can. something that you referred to about daniel boone as our main character, but this is not a bi

it's pretty slow as you're traveling along that to get a little under 60 minutes to make it crockett maze about 15 minutes or so heading across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell commute a little under 14 and we still have this spill. an earlier accident westbound highway one 52 west to 1 one northbound in gilroy. all lane still closed there. a good alternate would be 25 james, back to you. thanks, rana. >> so we are just 19 days away now from california's gubernatorial recall election and you see behind us here. we've got 2 of the republicans that are looking to unseat governor newsom. >> visiting the bay area of former san diego mayor kevin faulconer is going to be in oakland and caitlin jenner is going to be in san francisco and you might know a lot about her from the car dash and is reality tv show. but some people don't know where she stands. >> ashley zavala sat down with her. >> in this race. caitlyn jenner is no longer only taking aim at governor gavin newsome, but also on the front runner of the replacement candidates. larry elder, she talked about how she would

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if you're traveling crockett down to the maze of taking on 27 minutes. the richmond sandra fell commute starting to slow down a bit at about 14 dorian james, back to you. 20 is the time the big story this morning. today, delta and american airlines are going to start. >> helping to get americans out of afghanistan and to safely distance safely. this the 3rd time in history. this civilian airlift forces ever been activated. yeah. pretty impressive to see what's happening because thousands are still trying to flee taliban control this morning. >> the airports have been a mass. we've got raquel martin with the very latest now on the presidvnt's response to that situation. >> president joe biden continues to leave the door open to the possibility u.s. troops could stay longer in afghanistan beyond that august 31st deadline if every american who wants to evacuate isn't evacuated in time. >> any american who wants to get home. we'll get home sunday. nearly a week after the city of kabul failed to the taliban. president joe biden insisted us efforts to evacuate

it's pretty slow as you're traveling crockett down towards the maze 40 minute drive.dents. a long 5.80, earlier we have more traffic building there. so it's pretty slow also along highway 4. we'll have a look at that coming up with daryn james, back to you. 7.32 and what you can't see think is not a problem, right. the water keeps coming out of the fossett. >> but this is where it's coming from. and when you look at the reservoirs and how dry they are. you can see how bad this drought. yeah. this is an example. this is the lexington reservoir in santa clara county. that 2 side by side images. the one on the left was back in 2017 when it was. >> 99% full. and on the right, the current capacity 23%. look at all of that just. shoreline that's now visible at the water level. so supposed to be there. and now the city of milpitas has been forced to take some drastic water saving action kron 4. sarah stinson is live and santa clara county with more on what they're going to sarah. >> that's right. 2 million customers depend on 10 different reservoirs in the santa clara valley

and so we're seeing just a slight delay along highway 4 as you're traveling down crockett towards thee. it will now take a little under 12 minutes to make that drive. 2.30 northbound south of his very boulevard right here in there's an accident. you seen that slowdown that are also seen a delay along 8.80, as you're driving traveling into the city. no major issues. it looks like they've kept the metering lights off for the most part, all throughout the morning. the senate hill ridge. also a great commute for you. a little under 14 minutes, although i saw there was a disabled bus 92 westbound further on the opposite side there as you're heading towards the peninsula. we're going to see that drive time goes up. i've been watching hasn't changed. so doesn't look like that's in the way and in the south bay a one oh, one, 34 minutes to menlo park. 2 8085 82 look pretty great as well daryn. james, back to you. thank you, ray. >> 8.33. is the time and a big story that we're following. there's a new report that finds that there were more than 9,000 incidents of asian american pacific islander

a little bit under 22 minutes for you to make it to that to 42 in conquer crockett traveling down towardsrning about 22 minutes for you heading into the city looks great in an earlier accident couple hours ago there slowed us down just a tad bit. now you can see me or light saw traffic flowing pretty nicely into the city and we'll leave you with the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula little under 14 minutes dorian james back to you. thanks right 8.34 and new this morning, there's a new option to beat the traffic in the east bay, but you could have to pay for you. well, yes, i love that. it's for for doing this for you but you're going to have to pay for express lane on 6.80. >>you may have noticed that they are being constructed there between walnut creek martinez and so we've got a first look at it this morning kron four's camila barco is live in contra costa county with the details. hi camilla. >>i so yeah, the digital signs are up and running these tell you how much it's going to cost you to get to wherever wherever you need to go so right now i'm currently in co

agencies are traveling down crockett towards the maze.y there about 37 minutes as you're traveling from crockett to reach the majors also accident. 80 westbound just west of west grand there right near the toll. so again, that's causing just a slight delay that doesn't really seem like it's impacting the bay bridge to too much 15 minutes for your drive time when she breached the maze to that freeman street exit. and as you can see, heading across towards the peninsula. now we're at 16. so an uptick in traffic over here, not because of any major delays are hazards. now a force pretty slow at this hour about 43 minutes as you're traveling conquer to 42 taurean. james, back to you. >> kron. 4 is your local election headquarters. and tonight we're hosting a gubernatorial recall debate with some of the top candidates. yeah. the debate will be in our kron 4 studios. and joining us to preview what we should expect to see play out tonight as our political analyst michael yaki. good morning, michael. good morning. so we are inching ever closer to

that was davy crockett and two he hated coon skin caps. he was a average size man for his ear. he was five seven five eight, but all his cousins were gigantic man, six two six three six four daniel always thought he was sure and he felt wearing a coon skin. cat made him look shorter. so he always wear a tall hunters cap. and but another thing that really jumped out about us and once again keeping in mind that this is not so much a biography of daniel boone, but the biography of an era as and we're using daniel boone as our guide. is that the man was just everywhere? everything that happened every big historical event either boone or his family was there now daniel boone was also a man out of his time. he did not believe that the indians were heathens that they were savages and when i say that he had 21st century sensibilities. it came as a bit of a shock to tom and i and i think tom is much more erudite at explaining why that is than i am so if you don't mind tom you want to tell him one of they probably don't know what i'm talking about. so i'm leaving it up to you to clean up

and if you're traveling crockett down to as you can see, to take about 16 minutes. we'll have more on that throughout the morning. but james, we'll send it over to you. okay. thank you very much. rain that we want to get to our top story this morning. the latest with the covid-19 surge that we're seeing around the bay. >> and today we're focusing on napa because there are some changes happening. here's of wider view of the entire napa county. let's zoom into the actual city of napa or at least the central heart of the county where most of the population is and what this map indicate says over time from the beginning of the pandemic until now where we've seen the majority of cases, the darker the color, the higher the concentration, the city of napa. no surprise. that's where the population density is at its greatest. that's where we're seeing the most numbers. but what's been troubling is what's been happening recently in the month of may. there were about 270 new cases reported in the county of napa in june that dropped to 2.40 great news. that's the direction we w

joining our conversation, texas state representative jasmine crockett, who remains in d.c.is still with us. how are you? do you fear arrest? >> we said we would stay here so long as the senate was working on voting rights. we saw our wonderful senator catch that shade if you would. we saw ted cruz decided what he wanted to do. of course he had to be the one. so that vote took place at 4:00 a.m. so at this point in time, i've done what i said i would do. at this point in time we are handing the baton off. i do feel confident we have given it our all. i'm going to my district, not to the floor. i'm going to stave off the issues we've been having because our governor fails to lead as it relates to covid-19. >> it's interesting they're going to come get you but didn't travel to cancun for him in the middle of another kiesz. >> right. >> we're going back. they only need five. will they have the quorum they need, the republicans, to pass their voter restriction? >> at this point in time, no. a writ of habeus copperus, which would prevent anyone from being able to arrest us. we sh

she'll be to andy crockett. there. so you know, i have sister mosse. i'm always looking at. is it? well, they might not. i mean, it could be, yeah, i don't with my law, but if you go to something like that, yes them based will make a tightly module at the they will put the coffee back in march. as the enormity of the closing process was becoming clear, i for the tweet from a climate change activist, it said if the media covered the climate crisis, the way they covered corona virus, constantly and thoroughly, then the public would be awake to the crisis and the whole world would be mobilizing to stop it. like folks have said, climate change needs to hire quoted 19th publicist. i asked georgian elliana, what they thought of this is really interesting thought and credit, clever and cheeky, ready to put it. it has to be said 1st off. another. busy government's communication and correct viruses be really, really bad, really minister going to a bit of a model when oster explain what his new laws actually was. it's, it's, it's 6 in 6 and, you know, without a t, but as i understand it not

break through the summer if it's the last week and i was watching my pewter and i had it turned on, crockett would get a decision whether denied or search granted in what i saw on the screen was my cake shop has been granted. this was four or five years ago, still i can't breathe. i had to text people in the went i had to talk to was a homeless man so i turned to him and said i get to go to the supreme court he's looked at me and says i've got to go to court on wednesday. [laughter] i said but i don't need a parole officer but understand the gravity of the u.s. supreme court people say i'm going to take this to the supreme court to understand what that means, it's incredible. >> i can't remember, i think you mentioned in the book the essential part to protect up a supreme court, about freedom of speech. >> reverse the case based on speech and religious components of it. >> june 4, 2018 you want at the supreme court and there was a 72 ruling and they said of course, obviously does an amazing occasion, or was it like when you one? >> that was just an emotional day is been granted, i was even m

she reconstructed the gate of the ancient crockett daily and on two legs so imagine a 9-foot tall crocodile up on two legs that could sprint. that is horrifying. [laughter] but yet what i find fascinating that didn't have evolutionary legs. but crocodiles are are on all fours so being bipedal was not successful ultimately but quiet was the earliest dinosaurs were bipedal a pattern stories and brontosaurus tego saurus and triceratops quadrupeds that evolved from the biped. since the pop up occasionally and honestly failed and convert to quadra pedal is a more it is a lineage. >> you brought this up in the conversation as a reminder but what is the time span generally? >> we don't know. it depends highly on the body form of the ancestor because if it was a knuckle walker if that is the ancestral trait then chimpanzees retained it on their lineage, then you have to have intense natural selection to go from a knuckle walking common ancestor to something that is not just picked off by leopards because it is hunched over and cannot move quickly or efficiently. so in that circumstance it would hav

host: let's go to billy in crockett, texas. caller: good morning. i want to say i agree with what you all are saying. as a defendant of african-american slaves, i know how it feels and i understand there is a lot of negativity, president biden, bringing the people out of afghanistan, and dealing with the taliban. dealing with america as the number one nation in the world. it may not be the biggest size wise, but we are the most powerful nation in the world, and -- when you have people coming out like we are allowing them to come out, the people in america are all from different countries. i just want to say that god has our protection as well. as a longtime writer and activist, i know that a lot of times you do the right things and a lot of things will be negative, but at the end of the day, rather than joe biden -- doing what trump, who has really been a dysfunctional president, what he did say we were going to come out of that country and we are coming out now. but there will always be some type of -- for america. host: let's have jeremy butler re

side by side was bowie crockett and bailey and carey, but no one knows whether they were catholic or not for there was no religious test there. i ask you tonight to follow in that tradition, to judge me on the basis of 14 years in the congress, on my declared stands against an amazon to the vatican, against unconstitutional aid to parochial schools and against any boycott of the public schools, which i attended myself. and instead of doing this, do not judge me on the basis of these pamphlets and publications we see that carefully select quotations out of context from the statements of catholic church leaders, usually in other countries, frequently in other centuries, and rarely relevant to any situation here. and always admitting, of course, the statement of the american bishops in 1948, which strongly endorsed church/state separation, and reflects the views of almost every american catholic. i do not consider these other quotations binding upon my public acts. why should you? >> but let me say with respect to other countries that i am wholly opposed to the state being used by any r

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exciting thing to treat to go see this movie about people we already knew about, jim buie, travis, davy crockett, these were names known to us. my best friend he was a boy was really into both characters but i knew who they were thought jim buie was almostmo this semi- godlike person the had this special powers or whatever. he got into knife fights the bowie knife became famous because of that so we go to see this film is very, very heroic betrayal of the alamo as you would have expected. there was nothing in therebl that surprised me. there things that made me uncomfortable is a character who was a slave and portrayed not in w a way, and a way that made me uncomfortable. but for the most part it was this heroic presentation of a battle where they make the scholastic glorious stand against the mexicans. noat later on when i was a teenager and my teenage years a beat when i was in college and i read more about all of this i came to understand the texans had reasons to fight for their independence but as im mentioned before one of them was to protect their slaveholders, protect texas and make it a

joining our coverage, jasmine crockett.ame across my phone when we were waiting to talk to you this bill is steaming through the legislature there. how does it feel after all of the efforts that you and your colleagues took to leave the state, basically be in exile in washington, and then come home and see it speed through? >> in short, i'm hurt. i'm not hurting for myself. i'm hurting for texans. i'm hurting for my constituents. you know, this is not a day that i was looking forward to. it is not that i was naive and thought that this day would not come. i knew this day was coming. i had just hoped that washington would act before my colleagues here in austin would act and, hopefully, provide some cover. so to me it is a very solemn day. what happens next for you, for your fight? >> yeah, so the next part of this is redistricting, right. this is a one-two punch that republicans are trying to deliver, not only in the state of texas but throughout this country. number one, they need to make sure that they gerrymander their l

so 45 minutes as you're traveling there heading down from crockett down towards the maze about 25 minutes. you can see where those lower spots are traveling to richmond. you get a break when you're traveling to berkeley, when you finally reach the maze, you have that small little way. we'll have more on your traffic and commute in weather and news. all of that. we get back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. for this multitasking, number-cruncher, time is money. so, i go to floor and decor where i get rock-bottom prices on tile, wood, stone and laminate. plus, i score free in-store design services. now that's time well spent. explore floor and decor in person or online. >> 7.23. is the time for your money this morning. instagram will make users reveal birth dates to protect minors and krispy kreme kicking off its weeklong deal of 2 free doughnuts for vaccinated customers. we've got jane king at the nasdaq with these stories and more. >> good morning through sunday krispy kreme is doubling its offer free do

this is exactly what i was talking about as you're traveling crockett down to the maze. it will take about 20 minutes to make that drive. also seeing a little slow down on the richmond center fell commute. we have an accident here in union city. 80 southbound at alvarado now's wrote caryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot, 8. oh, one. and today bar is back to almost near prepandemic service. yeah. good news for riders late night service also coming back. we've got. >> kron four's will tran standing by with more from the lafayette bart station on what riders need to know. hey, well. >> you won't see riders running to the platform like you saw during the height of the pandemic. no need because at the height of the pandemic. they were waiting for about 45 minutes in between trains. so few writers that they didn't have to throw all the trains into the system. and that's why the wait was so long. but now people are heading back to work and they're throwing more trains to the writers and that means wait time now it's around 15 minutes. so you don't have to sprint to get to the

. >> that was texas democrat jasmine crockett on this broadcast last week.hraseology there. with a stern message to her fellow democrats in the united states senate, urging them to put voting rights above any desire to work with the republican party that is actively working to disenfranchise their voters. crockett and her texas democratic colleagues are in the midst of a major new legal battle with texas governor greg abbott and the state's republicans over the democrats' decision to leave the state to block the gop from passing that state's restriction laws. "the washington post" is quoting this. the supreme court of texas on tuesday halted a ruling that protected absent democratic lawmakers from arrest. they could be detained and brought to the house. it leaves the texas democrats in limbo. a handful are asking for help in washington. moments ago the texas house voted to send law enforcement after those missing democrats. joining our conversation california democratic senator alex padilla. thank you for spending time with us, sir. i know you have a proposa

the bay bridge 5, 1880, a pretty slow and delayed about 26 minutes as you're traveling down from crockett to the maze. the richmond sandra fell commute a little under 15 minutes for your drive times. so things are picking up there and heading to the south bay to check on things here about 41 minutes because we had earlier accidents and some hazards and things like that from earlier in the morning. we'll have more on that throughout the morning. but darya and james, back to you. all right, thank you very to one is the time we have some new information here regarding the dixie fire looks plain these images here in a moment. but. >> right off the bat. want to let you know that the fire has grown in size the new update this morning is that it's now 501,000 acres in size. so more than half a million acres burned. so far. there is some good news containment did go up. it was a 27%. when we came on the air this morning. it's now at 30%. so that is getting a little better. but unfortunately the flames were unable to be stopped before decimated. the town of greenville and that's what the satellite

your drive time. 5, 1880, starting to see a slight improvement of what we were if you're traveling crockett down to the maze will take you a little under 17 minutes to make that drive headed across towards the peninsula back down under 13. so things look great. there. and a hot spot down here in gilroy westbound highway one 52 west of one. oh, one northbound all lanes still currently closed highway. 25 is a good option around that daryn. james, back to you. >> time to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black joining us live is always to make sense of what we're seeing. and rob, as i glance at the major indices. anyway, we're green not by a whole lot positive. what are you seeing? yesterday. all-time highs on the s and p 500 this morning. we're at all-time highs again. it's more of the getting a little tiring were looking for a little cooling off period, but it's just not comment. the house is getting ready to pass a 2.5 trillion dollar budget. any one 0.2 trillion dollar infrastructure. the senate has already done their job on some of those bills. there will be

. >> crockett anderson has been here since monday.ou know, i just hope for the best. >> great to borrow that will get out of here. have the staying calm. others like this couple can't hold back the anger. it is the curse is sunday. >> we have not been accommodating. no rules, no nothing. we've missed book. we had to have our family soon as money and now we ran out of money. so where we put the goat. what are we supposed to do. we've been sleeping on a fire on the floor. >> spirit airlines canceled 400 flights today alone. they're blaming the meltdown on whether technology outages in staffing the chaos on the ground comes after months of chaos in the air. the frontier flight attendant duct taping accused groping passenger. just the latest in a series of violent passenger so far this year. the faa says there have been more than 3700 unruly passenger reports it's gotten so bad. the faa sent this letter to airport leaders urging that they do more saying many of these passengers were interviewed by local police and released without crimina

for 48 minutes traveling from antioch to concord to 42 like i just mentioned as you're traveling crockettn towards the maze. will take you 30 minutes to make that drive daryn, james, back to you. >> thank you, ray. to 7.32. is the time. and in the north bay also noma county employees will now be required to verify their vaccination status by september 10th the county board of supervisors unanimously approving these new restrictions if employees choose not to be vaccinated. well, then they will have to be. tested every week for covid-19. that's the tradeoff county health officials also say that 80% of covid-19 hospitalizations. 90% of icu patients and 9i% of the deaths that happened so far from covid-19 were among people who are not vaccinated. so get your shot. and this comes as noma county is celebrating a vaccine milestone. they say 80% of all eligible residents have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine, whether it's pfizer or moderna. so they're partially vaccinated. but 72% is now fully vaccinated and 70% of all people in oakland are now fully vaccinated. we have mayor libby schaff