the map shows you it stands out over on the right and the slowing approaching greenville, just before you get to greenville reports of a disabled semi truck 53 feet of trailer mra blocking the slow lane. a big distraction and another few minutes until that company gets a second truck there. when they do to switch out the rigs, they may have to block another lane. we'll track that. that will be an issue delaying folks coming from the interchange and could benefit for some others. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the streets of louisville quiet this morning. this is after an emotional time following the decision not to charge officers in the deadly police shooting involving breonna taylor. that decision doesn't mean the full investigation is over. the fbi has yet to weigh in. but protesters across louisville are making their voices heard. this happened yesterday following that decision. some in tears. two officers were shot 30 minutes after a city-wide curfew expired. the city's interim police chief saying he is concerned for officers on the ground. >> i'm very concerned about the safe

minutes and growing to make it in and here's a motorcycle crash in livermore 5 he was found in greenville we have injuries, lots of debris scattered across the lanes the left lane is closed. it was already a mess through the altamonte and tracy so now that we have this new problem you're backed up all the way into tracy on to 2 '05. but that's good news for those of you getting on the freeway after the crash are on the pleasanton dublin side because it's going to be wide open because everybody stuck in that back up so for vasco to the dublin interchange it's only 10 minutes and our road work in fremont out of your way northbound 6.80 admission, north traffic, nice and smooth in both directions. chase. >>all right, thank you very much rob and time now 6 oh one. and our top story this morning of course is justice ruth bader ginsburg. the late justice will soon lie in state at the capitol building in washington, we're looking at right now are live pictures from the exterior of the capitol building where we expect her casket to be brought later this morning. justice ginsburg actually be the f

westbound 580 at greenville. that's where a broken down big rig was stuck in the right lane and just got new information from chp. it took two tow crews to get this one out of lanes. they just cleared it within moments. things should get better although again it will take some time since the backup is pretty extreme all the way well into tracy. just bumper to bumper with all the red. very slow speeds heading through there. right now still about 75 minutes well over an hour to go from 205 over to 680. also dealing with foggy spots this morning especially on the golden gate bridge. so limited visibility. for more on the fog, here's mary. >>> all right, gianna, and tracking that fog along the coast and right around the bay and even a cloudy start inland. so here's that fog pushing across san francisco with our sutro cam this morning. it's all because of that stronger onshore flow and that marine influence and that's the reason why we're looking at good air quality once again. temperatures slightly cooler compared to

broken down big rig near greenville in the right lane. and you can see on the sensors nothing but redheading through there for quite a few miles in the area heading through tracy. very slow because of that and once you get on the connector there from 205 and 580. really backed up through there. 49 minutes already. in the red zone, 205 over to 680. you can stick with alternates in the meantime. surface streets might work better there. golden gate bridge, a little busy this morning and an advisory in effect with limited visibility so careful as you work your way across the span. bay bridge though, off to a great start this morning. michelle? >>> gianna, thank you. two officers shot during protests in louisville overnight after a grand jury declined to charge officers for killing breonna taylor a black woman whose death has sparked nationwide outrage. >> that announcement yesterday sparking protests in dozens of cities across the country. and here at home. san francisco, san jose and oakland. let's begin with late breaking developments from

as far as severe weather, areas to your south, augusta, charleston, newburn, greenville, washington, they're at risk. yes, jasmine, a lot of the damage is done, but this is now just a tropical depression we're not worried about wind damage it's tornados and flash flooding. when you see atlanta with flash flooding due to the storm, still serious concerns. >> absolutely. thank you, bill. >>> i want to turn now to a look at the state of the presidential race new polling finding joe biden with a narrow lead in wisconsin. the latest abc news/"washington post" poll showing trump leading 52% to 46% in the battleground state. and in kenosha, wisconsin, you see where they're turning as far as crime and safety. the latest poll puts biden ahead by 16% in that state, minnesota, 57% to 41% meanwhile an ipsos reuters poll shows joe biden at 50%, dew point donald trump at 41%. that number has only declined in recent weeks those polled were much more interested in a candidate who has aplan for handling this pandemic and the president renewed his attack on mail-in voting yesterday. speaking of report

>> i would agree this is greenville but can i hother sec hundred p ercent -- >>> the smithsonian institutiongton has reopened several of its museums that have been closed for six months due to covid-19. one of them is the national museum of often american histories and culture. chip reid paid a corpus christi to check on changes designed to keep visitors safe. >> reporter: where crowds used to gather outside the african-american american museum of culture, staff members are preparing for a new reality. spencer crew says 40s first couple of weeks there will be just 250 tickets issued each day compared to over 4,000 before the pandemic. video exhibits and touchscreens will be turned offer and the lobby is equipped with plexiglas and hand sanitizer. >> drying to make sure the public is save but also our staff is safe. >> you have sense source keeping track of the number of people coming through. >> we can see how many people are in each space. as it gets crowded we might direct people other parts of the museum. >> after months of nationwide protests he says these exhibits offer timely message.

a flareup of the walbridge fire north of greenville caused some evacuations , urgent evacuations, in the middle of the night. they went out before 11:00 and people had to rush out of their homes because this is new video that was twisted out by the national weather service. this is threatening areas north of the russian river, northeast of greenville, and northwest of windsor and first responders had been working through the night going door to door to make sure that people are out of their homes in that area. here is the map as it stands right now. mill creek and sweetwater springs area, they are in the red and those are the mandatory evacuations and the yellow area shows the evacuation warnings all the way to and including lake sonoma, depending on how the weather treats firefighters today, which mary has just mentioned, it is a very dangerous situation and things can change quickly. just to give you the specifics on the mandatory evacuation order, this includes areas of south of mill creek road, north of sweetwater springs road, west of westside road, and east of palmer creek road

i think a third crash in the area of greenville and that has cleared for most of the lanes.e more cleanup as we look westbound holding up more folks just getting through. and cutting down 84, you see the typical drives there. 680 northbound right about now. that is slowing folks down and getting through the rest of the bay a predictable slowing and a slight build at the bay bridge toll plaza. i'll show that to you coming up. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. first happening now for you, yosemite national park reopens today. the park along with kings canyon closed last week due to lingering smoke from the creek frno.which is still burning visitor services will reopen in stages throughout the weekend. kings canyon started to allow people back on wednesday. >>> well, there's much more ahead on "today in the bay" this friday morning including disneyland hong kong reopening today for a second time during the pandemic. up next, what the status of reopening our disneyland in southern california. >>> plus, it might look like an ordinary plane to you but this plane is making history. we

this view from windsor and this fire threatening areas northeast of greenville, and west of windsor. this is part of the walbridge fire and orders came out around 10:30 last night, so people were rousted from their beds to have to get out of their houses, and first responders have been going door to door throughout the night and they posted this video on facebook for decking this came across a fallen tree. it is near the ridge. they cleared it away for evacuees and for the firefighters. we want to show you the evacuation map. this area is in the red on the white hand side of your screen. mill creek and sweetwater springs are the mandatory evacuations and the huge yellow areas show the evacuation warnings all the way up to and including lake sonoma but i want to give you closer look at the specifics with those mandatory e backs. this area near sweetwater springs and west of westside road and east of palmer creek road, homes are in danger in that area but if you are in the warning zone, you're going to want to definitely be alert if you hear those high low sirens in your neighborhood,

so it's right at greenville. that's where the trouble spot is. once you are past that portion, things look really good at least as you get on the 680 dublin interchange. but in the meantime it will take you just about 58 minutes so pretty much an hour to go from 205 over to 680. i'll take a look at traffic at the bay bridge in my next report. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and let's take a live look at capitol hill right now where ruth bader ginsburg's casket is set to arrive in about a half an hour. and she will become the first woman and first jewish person to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. funeral services are going to take place this morning set to start at around 7:00 our time. and once again, former ginsburg law clerks are going to be linning the steps and serving as honorary pallbearers this morning. they were a constant presence at her side over the last two days on the top of the supreme courth30 yrsof ofbe independent. thousands of people came to pay their respects. now cbs news is going to carry a special report when th

however i'm getting first reports of a motorcycle accident right at greenville. so no word if lanes are blocked yet on the crash. but there's certainly some activity there as you work your way in the area. heads-up, very slow coming out of tracy from 11th street working your way near mountain house and stays slow on the 580 connector and the aklights extend to grant linetime, 20ove to 680. the good news is no delays on highway 4 and friday light on the eastshore freeway. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and we have an update on the breaking news that we have been following in france. a suspect was just arrested in this knife attack that badly injured two people. this happened a couple of hours ago outside of the former offices of the charlie hebdo newspaper. that's the satirical newspaper that had a terrorist attack five years ago. now the trial to that attack is underway right now. we'll be following that in paris and also in england meantime, a police officer in london was shot dead inside the police station. and the suspect in that case is now in cr

a new motorcycle crash in livermore 5 80 westbound at greenville looks like we have injuries we have debris scattered across the lanes the left lane is blocked traffic was already pretty bad leaving the altamonte because of an earlier crash. so if you get on the freeway anywhere after greenville in livermore and dublin you're going to be fine because everybody stuck in traffic. so the dublin side looks really good and you're averaging 11 minutes from vasco road to the dublin. interchange a quick peek at 6.80 some road work in the fremont northbound 6.80 admission north still has some lanes blocked there so you're backed up about a mile or so leading up to the scene daria thanks a lot rob and 5.49 and how much money would it take for you to. >>get to be offered to move out of the bay area exchange well. there's one staying home worker who says $10,000 that's the price berkeley resident, julie said garland is moving to tulsa oklahoma. >>in less than 2 weeks and she's doing it with this program that pays people to move its called tulsa remote and it's done through the george kaiser fami

at the battle of fallen timbers in 1794 after that battle, the ohio indians signed the treaty of greenville to bring an end to the conflict and agreed to sign away some of their lands. and so the treaty of greenville is the first treaty in the ohio country that was the product not of negotiation, but of warfare. and the ohio coalition agreed to sign away a big chunk -- a big chunk of the modern state of ohio and also part of indiana. so you could see that the result of this warfare was to basically give -- allow the united states to claim control of most of the territories that we just talked about, that they had, in effect, already arranged for the sale and settlement of. this pattern of, you know, really rapid westward expansion without regard for native territorial claims, and in a process that really accelerated violence between the united states and native americans and the rapid disposition of native lands. this series of experiences in the 1780s and 1790s really in many ways sets a pattern that the united states follows for a really long period of time to come, right. because the u.s

agreed to sign away some of their lands, so the treaty of greenville is the first treaty in the ohio country that was the product not of negotiations but of warfare. the ohio coalition agreed to sign away a big chunk of the modern state of ohio, and also part of indiana. so you can see that the result of this warfare was to basically allow the united states to claim control of most of the territories that we just talked about that they had in fact already arranged for the sale and settlement. this pattern of really rapid westward expansion without regard for native territorial claims in a process that really accelerated violence between the united states and native americans and rapid dispossession of native lands. this series of experiences in 17 eighties and 17 nineties really in many ways sets the pattern that the united states falls for a really long time to come right. on because the u.s. soon comes to believe that not only would be really great to settle east of mississippi but that this was a nation with a continental destiny, a manifest destiny to overspread the continent. an

week in order to keep the myers fire burning on the coast from moving into town and east towards greenville. there's a lot of people in our community to maybe that range from loggers to construction to. >>you know ranchers that have equipment and so everybody. we all care a lot about our community and and the ground that and the forest in the fields everything that we live in so we want to protect that as much as we can. and so everybody when the time we need comes we just all step up and work together it's not hard to find places now where the fires have blackened this beautiful landscape it's also not hard to find signs like this one dotting the areas that were spared giving thanks to the people who stepped up. >>to help save them, maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>in southern california, the massive bobcat fire continues to grow in the angeles national forest containment on the blaze increased from 15% yesterday to 17% today, the bobcat fire has been burning for about 3 weeks and has burned at least a 109,000 acres at least a 1000 homes are still at risk. that's according to the u.s. forest s

>>and east towards greenville you you've got the kind of the community is counting on >>put in the effort you need to put in try to. keep enough of a clear mind with a short amount of sleep to make good decisions, it's not hard to find places now where the fires have blackened this beautiful landscape it's also not hard to find signs like this one dotting the areas that were spared giving thanks to the people who stepped up. >>to help save them, maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>city of louisville, kentucky is preparing a decision in the breonna taylor case they're bracing for the possibility of unrest. >>plus is being away from school having an effect on children's mental health when athletes a solution to keeping your children engaged. and san francisco has the low is covid-19 related death of any other major city in the united states find out >>it was preventable. not all of it. but much of it. and what could be lost in the future is preventable too. if we embrace science science instead of politics. >>the nation has now surpassed 200,000 covid related deaths, a stunning visual now marks th

children dressed as their favorite superhero and remembering their hero. 5-year-old carter from greenvilleuth carolina, with the "wakanda forever" pose in front of his action figures. carter's mother said he watched "black panther" and "saw that he could be someone strong and powerful." in st. louis, missouri, 7-year-old kian westbrook creating a memorial for his hero with his action figures. his mother said, "seeing a superhero on a movie screen that looked like him meant everything." the outpouring of support felt across this country. the america cancer society telling us their website saw an 8,000% increase to their colorectal cancer signs and symptoms page. and tonight, we're also hearing from boseman's marvel costars about the man they knew offscreen. >> he was consistently funny and thoughtful and genuine and generous. >> chadwick was a deeply kind and gentle person. >> the guy who played him is an even bigger hero in real life. >> a hero that was so strong, he would visit children who were fighting cancer while quietly battling it on his own. >> his journey impacts mine just to keep

host: let's go to lucius was calling from greenville, south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to pay my respect and whatnsburg family the supreme court justice stood for throughout her tenure. throughout her tenure in the supreme court. most of all i would like to say oft this might be a moment .eparatism this lady did all she could do for the country, as an american. america needs to get together on being americans and let political ideas be challenged at the voting boxed. thank you for letting me practice my view. host: last night in minnesota president trump was asked about whether he had heard about the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. here is what president trump said. trump: she just died? i didn't know that. you were telling me for the first time. she led an amazing life. what else can you say? she was an amazing woman, whether you agree don't not. she led an amazing life. i am actually sad to hear that. thank you very much. >> she practiced the highest american ideals as a justice. ginsburg stood for all of us. as i

you remember them new greenville, reparations, medicare for everybody now that is what you will givehey changed the language and violence is a myth, summer of love, because they are in partnership a quid pro quo between the street and the democratic party. the democratic party says to themselves, these guys out on the street, they can do that ponied steele dossier did not do. they can do what robert mueller and what he could not do. he could do what we couldn't do with antifa. they can get rid of donald trump. >> laura: victor, do you think this may be a turning point for trump in the trump campaign? i'm just getting a sense, i don't know if it is accurate but the sense that this has now gotten to the point where people outside of these five block radius are getting worried. i'm hearing it in conversations, grocery store my your thoughts there. >> no, i think you are absolutely right. last week, trump tried to have one-on-one discussions with people. he's brought in more advisors and he understands that is not about trump, it's not about you and me but it's about the country. and nex

fauci even reported today, case rates in greenville below 5%, kids should be back in school, 100%, theyuld be back playing sports. right now, less than 1%, all of the students and athletes are masking up, practicing social distancing, football where is the most year of all of the contact sports. soccer, hockey -- >> laura: yeah, there is a risk in football -- there is a risk in any sport, there is risk in life, and i couldn't be more proud of you, josh, for helping spearhead this effort. in my old home state, and i hope everybody across the country isu did and i hope for a good result from you. go louis mills, you guys take care. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: and still ahead, a wounded army that is demanding democrats stop using his image to prop up their anti-trump adds. he joins me in moments for an "ingraham angle" exclusive. you don't want to miss this. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic probl

in greenville warning bells are ringing after three trains of mail were found in a roadside ditch tuesday morning. a usps postman says the postal inspection service immediately began investigating it reserved further comment on this matter until that is complete. in austin, texas 144 felony charges were filed against the county commissioner and three others for trying to rig the democratic primary with a fraudulent mail in balloting using able-bodied young people posing as disabled, republican attorney general said mail in ballots are vulnerable to divergent, coercion and influence by vote harvesting schemes. in luzern county, pennsylvania the fbi joined state police probing the discovery of a small number of military mail in ballots discarded possibly in the trash. 7 of the 9 ballots had votes cast for donald trump who won pennsylvania to seal his victory in 2016. >> we want to make sure the election is obvious. >> reporter: the president criticize the bulk mailing of unsolicited ballots suggesting the system only works one of the first requests and now some democrats are pivoting on mai

this woman lived in greenville tower. 18th floor. she never wa nted housed on the 18th floor. she never wanted to be in a tower block. she a lwa ys wanted to be in a tower block. she always hated the idea of being so high up, and we always assumed she would be moved into a lower level flat. she only found out about the fire when she woke up that morning. it's very hard to live with. every time you sleep, you wonder what else you will sleep through. she and her sister fatima died this night. her mother was never given a day and don't plan of how she could escape. if there is an effort to make a plan, there was no way she could have escaped. so she wouldn't have been put there in the first place. for others, maybe it would make a huge difference, life or death. but my mum was always put in a death trap. many of those in the grand bell tower fire had some form of disability. some survived. this is the video one wheelchair user being carried to safety, but others did not. sir martin moravec recommended... the housing minister

this one from david in greenville, mississippi. i think biden was too mousy and disrespectful to the u.s. president and made himself look childish. host: let's hear from helen in pennsylvania. hi, helen. caller: i do support president trump. i think he is doing a great job with our country. i just really like him. i supported him in 2016. he was first announced he was running, -- i was not even going to consider voting for him, but i did, and i am glad that i did. i'm sorry that the debate turned out the way it did. i knew it was going to be this way. i almost did not watch it, but i did. politically not correct because he is not a politician. i knew what he was going to do. i don't believe that biden is for the people. that is all i have to say. host: in pennsylvania. this is anita in california. union city, california. on our support joe biden line. how was the debate for you? caller: terrible. i felt sorry for chris wallace. i felt sorry for joe biden. donald trump was unhinged. that russia told must be very happy tonight? they

out of tracy because we do have a motorcycle crash in the area, this is westbound 580 past the greenville road off-ramp. an ambulance has been called out to the scene. i know at least one lane is blocked with debris. as we take a live look at our cameras, the bay bridge toll plaza, meetering rigtering ligh on yet. and it is beginning to back up and i'll keep you posted. and in the south bay, we are looking at san jose, and everything in the south bay is >>> welcome back. time now 5:42 a.m. you are taking a live look at the golden gate bridge camera. we are fog-free. you can watch our liveas /7n r ha available o. and you can also watch our news cast live and on demand. i know a lot of folks love our cameras and you can access them on our apps. so let's show you what is happening later on today. highs pretty comfortable, look at this, mid-70s to mid-80s before a heatwave comes in this weekend. so soak in the fresh air. we have a lot of sunshine, 69 in the city, 73 in oakland, 76 for a high in san jose. and this is slightly below average. 82 in napa, 83 in concord. antioch at 85. so the air

>>and east towards greenville you you've got the kind of the community is counting on >>put in the effort you need to put in try to. keep enough of a clear mind with short amount of sleep to make good decisions, it's not hard to find places now where the fires have blackened this beautiful landscape it's also not hard to find signs like this one dotting the areas that were spared giving thanks to the people who stepped up. >>to help save them, maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>kudos to those people coming up a shocking discovery out of the u c school system that dozens of students from wealthy families plus from the covid-19 pandemic to the suprem >>this was preventable. not all of it. but much of it. and what could be lost in the future is preventable too. if we embrace science science instead of politics. >>our top story tonight you see the chilling images here the covid-19 death toll surpassing 200,000 americans and flags said been set up in washington dc to remember the lives lost 20,000 flags. one for every 10 americans who have died because of the pandemic so many families have been unab

week in order to keep the myers fire burning on the coast from moving into town and east towards greenville. there's a lot of people in our community to maybe that range from loggers to construction to. >>you know ranchers that have equipment and so everybody. we all care a lot about our community and and the ground that and the forest in the fields everything that we live in so we want to protect that as much as we can. and so everybody when the time we need comes we just all step up and work together it's not hard to find places now where the fires have blackened this beautiful landscape it's also not hard to find signs like this one dotting the areas that were spared giving thanks to the people who stepped up. >>to help save them. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and the bobcat fire is now one of the largest wildfires in los angeles county history. the blaze has burned more than a 109,000 acres and is at 17% containment. more than 1100 homes have been evacuated so far on monday, the fire threatened the famous mount wilson observatory. >>and in other news, a california state audit found that

behalf of the charleston, columbia and greenville, south carolina chapters of the society, i am delightedo welcome you to our event today. we are excited to be hosting senator graham and a moment. good afternoon and welcome. a couple of brief housekeeping announcements and we will get right down to what we are here for. first, we have a pride for cle credit in south carolina. if you would like credit for attending this event, i ask you submit a record of your attendance. use the q&a function and send a message that will be viewable only by me has your name and south carolina bar number. about halfway through, i will ask you to do it again to make sure you are still with us. and at the conclusion, i will ask you one last time. i also want to very briefly preview a couple of upcoming events. next week on thursday at 2:00, we will be having a virtual roundtable between three attorneys general. texas andlina, nebraska. it's going to be a fun event and i would love to see you there. the week after that, september 14, ilia schapiro will be with us live in columbia to preview the upcoming suprem

in fact, in the last 24 hours, police in greenville, wisconsin found mail in a ditch and included absentee ballots. also, i can confirm for you tha trump ballots, ballots for the president were found in pennsylvania and i believe he should get begetting more information on that shortly. in the last 24 hours, they were found cast aside. >> and no ballots in my home state of florida go out today. >> the president has made the distinction that absentee ballots where you go through a process where you except a ballot and e-mail that income o that is a system that works. is system where umass mail out voter rolls that aren't kept or maintained prayed in los angele county you have 120 percent of the county enrolled prayed that system is untenable. it doesn't work. >> today, fbi the outside of th building. he has not seen historically in a kind of national voter fraud effort and a major election whether it's by mail or otherwise. this isn't a problem. he says it keep keeps saying that his breath. >> attorney general bar has had we've never had an election where we've done mass mail out voting lik

to about black or blue a box filled with mail including absentee ballots was found in a ditch in greenville wisconsin earlier this week. >>according to the allegheny county sheriff's office, the bag of mail was in transit to a post office and included several absentee ballots, the office of the inspector general is investigating in kentucky the davis county clerk says more than 8200 ballots have been mailed out 2 boaters told the office they received someone else's ballot in the mail and those ballots were returned to the clerk's office to correct the problem. should be easy reporting for us tonight in the first presidential debate is coming up on tuesday, it starts at 06:00pm. >>and you'll be able to watch it right here on kron 4 and then join us in prime time. as we cover what happens there. >>come tonight here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock this saturday, 9 protesters at the state capitol and around the country saying they will not >>around the country. around the country protests are continuing for a 4th day in a row after a grand jury's decision not to directly charge any of the officers

watches extend up, 26 million people included from norfolk, virginia beach, ral leigh, columbia, greenville, atlanta is going to get hit with a lot of rain. here is the additional rainfall forecast, its potential, another five to ten inches we've already seen that 30 inches down along the coast. we have to watch out for tornadoes. craig, this is the time in the storm coverage where all the meteorologists take a deep breath and we like to look out and see what's next. well, this is teddy. this is a hurricane way out in the middle of the atlantic it's a category 2 storm. this one is going to be a major hurricane by the time we get to thursday and friday. it's going to take a little hook and come very close to bermuda by the end of the weekend and into monday. a few models bend this toward the canadian maritimes, possibly too close for comfort in areas of new england we'll deal with that in the days ahead. that's the next storm to watch >> relentless, relechbtless so far this hurricane season. >> 2020. >> yeah, 2020. more breaking news, the west coast dealing with its worst wildfires in more t

a broken down big rig at greenville. the drive times are improving. however, i am now getting word of a brand new trouble spot. westbound 580 at the 205 connector. already busy anyway coming out of tracy as you work just past north flynn with your drive times now at 41 minutes. so that's actually lot better than what we saw earlier. we saw drive times at about 75 minutes. just about 30 minutes ago. so 205 to 680. still a little slow. you have some brake lights getting on to 680 itself. going to the dublin interchange. there's a crash in walnut creek and i'llup date you on that in the next report. anne? >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk here and breaking news we just got this mug shot in. a first look at the suspect in custody after two louisville police officers were shot last night. he's identified as lorenzo johnson. no word yet on his exact charges or if anybody else was involved. the shooting happening downtown during protests. both officers were taken to the hospital and their conditions described as stable right now. one was in surgery

week in order to keep the myers fire burning on the coast from moving into town and east towards greenville there's a lot of people in our community to maybe that range from loggers to construction to. >>you know ranchers that have equipment and so everybody. we all care a lot about our community and and the ground that and the forest in the fields everything that we live in so we want to protect that as much as we can. and so everybody when the time we need comes we just all step up and work together it's not hard to find places now where the fires have blackened this beautiful landscape it's also not hard to find signs like this one dotting the areas that were spared giving thanks to the people who stepped up. >>to help save them, maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>all right weather time now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast first day of fall looking live at a beautiful embarcadero in san francisco and i might add it it actually felt like fall the light seems different the leaves were russ is just you know has really helped off the trees of the boys change. certainly this is a nice time

>>and east towards greenville you you've got the kind of the community is counting on >>put in the effort you need to put in try to. keep enough of a clear mind with short amount of sleep to make good decisions, it's not hard to find places now where the fires have blackened this beautiful landscape it's also not hard to find signs like this one dotting the areas that were spared giving thanks to the people who stepped up. >>to help save them, maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>tonight's sports report. we've doubled our speeds the fastest just got back. >>the a's took the field tonight for the first time west champs first time since 2013 at least and they will be playing postseason baseball for the 3rd straight year. now it's all about seeding and tonight they take on the los angeles dodgers, the dodgers actually just won the nl west. there's hayes is lazaro young is offering a fan video game challenge for charity. highs, bitter winds great stuff there robbie guardsmen got things off to a good start for the a's that's off the left field foul pole solo homer it's one nothing oakland jump to the

slowing for 84 and out of the altamont pass great recovery after the disabled big rig cleared around greenville. back to you. >> all right, thanks so much, mike. >>> well, coming up next, the latest crime to lure the work from home tech workers away from the bay area. the new and tempting offer, next. >>> and google has a new tool designed to keep you safe from covid-19. we're going to show you how it works. 6:10 for you this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." with school back in session, xfinity is committed to helping kids continue to learn-no matter where they are. we're providing affordable internet access to low-income families through our internet essentials program. it's why we're working 24/7 to keep our network fast, reliable and secure. and helping college students study and stay connected through our university program. we're committed to helping all families stay connected. learn more at xfinity.com/education. >>> welcome back, everyone. new this morning, google maps announcing plans to help track the spread of covid-19. new feature will show you seven-day average of the n

in greenville wisconsin, warning bells are ringing after three treys of mail, including absentee ballots, were found in a roadside ditch tuesday morni morning. usps spokesman said the united states postal inspection service immediately began investigating and we reserve further comment on this matter until that is complete. in austin, texas, 134 felony charges were filed against a county commissioner and three others for trying to break the 2018 democratic primary with a fraudulent mail-in ballots came using able-bodied young people posing as disabled. republican attorney general ken paxton said mail ballots are vulnerable to diversion, coercion and influence by organized boat harvesting schemes and in pennsylvania, the fbi has joined state police probing the discovery of a small number of military mail-in ballots discarded, possibly in the trash. at least seven of the nine ballots had posts cast for president trump, who narrowly won pennsylvania to seal his victory in 2016. >> we want to make sure the election is honest and i'm not sure that it can be. >> the president also criticized t

years old, born and raised in greenville, south carolina, so you know what i experienced growing up. but if you've ever seen the movie -- that is what trump reminds me of. artist, and he is good at what he is doing. he is saying the things that he knows people really want to hear. and as far as abortion goes, abortion,n invented because back in the day, black women could not even get a birth control pill. i know that for a fact, because i am 81 years old. and they talk about black women the black- the reason alley doctors were invented was because black women could not therd to pay the price that white women could afford to pay. and donald trump is onto the queue on people, so talk a little bit about what they represent. can thank you so much for listening to me. a country divided cannot stand. thank you. host: betty, thank you for the call. guest: well, i think the idea that trump is a con artist, and, again, this gets back to his character and whether or not people think they can trust the president, i think if he does lose the election, it will be on the issue of trust and charact

. >> american airlines already announced that it would stop service and 16 cities, including greenville, north carolina, dubuque, iowa and you see the map there. a source tells us 50 more cities could be added to that list and some would be left with no air service at all and domestic air travel is down 62% and international air travel down 87% and unless something turns around the federal government steps in next week to be a very ugly week for job losses. back to you. melissa: while. edward, think that. connell. connell: more with steve forbes. steve, good to see you. that is one of the things people seem to be talking about is because the job losses that edward says are all but inevitable from the airline industry that that might drive both sides to hammer something out. you don't want those headlines if nothing else right before the presidential election. does that drive the or move the needle on stimulus, do you think? >> and moves the stimulus needle only a little bit because there's so much other things in the package including the size that will preclude an immediate agreement b

he eventually settles in greenville tennessee and opens his own tailor shop there. johnson's tailor shop becomes the place where all the young men who are interested in politics, lots of them, we congregate to talk about politics. johnson takes very forceful positions in support of lower people. of common laborers. some people say, johnson you should run for office. that is exactly what he will do. johnson is largely -- he can't write. he has to learn overtime. it is grammars terrible. he writes very few letters. however, he is a voracious reader and is not down. this guy will rise dramatically from the very difficult upbringing and gets elected alderman, then mayor, state wrap, state senator, governor and u.s. senator. all by championing the rights of the little man. i put this up here because when you do region since letters, they're always full of these grammatical problems and spelling mistakes. we are not doing this to make fun of johnson, but it gives you some sense of who he was. when he writes, he says i have something that concerns me. it does not mean he's

i was born and raised in iowa northwest iowa is where i grew up and settle down in the greenville area. i taught school for soldiers, i was in middle school special education teacher and kindergarten teacher and then after that i went to were no regional medical center were held several different roles in that organization, emergency preparedness come safety, security, incident commander for any event that would occur and also public health. and we also had a day camp program which may be changed to my new career right now which is imd executive director of link grinnell, a nonprofit that was dreamed up on may 302019, and we knew that there was a huge demand and need for child care in rural iowa as well. so we have a study that have done four years ago that i identified that the were 500 children that did that have a designated home for child care and basically the need and demand was up there. we decided, i decided to leave the hospital in order to lead this venture. what we ended up doing was worked very hard and we are very distinct on the name link, so we are basically i cradle to

host: robert in greenville, north carolina. caller: good morning.ost: i think democrats need to cannot do anything about it. we need to concentrate on the get biden in because donald trump, the only thing he's doing is campaigning, since he has been in office. he plays golf when thousands of people are dying from the virus. he doesn't care. he's using the government and to do aller dime these basically photo op's. he is using the office to run for office and take advantage of everybody, and everybody in the republican, they are all like a cult. it is a cult. it is disgraceful that no one is stepping up to the plate. paraplegic a mental running the country, and the republicans are going along with it because they are packing the courts and getting more power. host: robert, what do you think is going to happen in your state, with the senate race, with thom tillis? caller: i think that north carolina will cheat and steal the state. burr and all the rest, they are all trumpsters, in plain english. they have sold their soul for power and maybe a little b

host: let's go to lucius was calling from greenville, south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to pay my respect and whatnsburg family the supreme court justice stood for throughout her tenure. throughout her tenure in the supreme court. most of all i would like to say oft this might be a moment .eparatism this lady did all she could do for the country, as an american. america needs to get together on being americans and let political ideas be challenged at the voting boxed. thank you for letting me practice my view. host: last night in minnesota president trump was asked about whether he had heard about the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. here is what president trump said. trump: she just died? i didn't know that. you were telling me for the first time. she led an amazing life. what else can you say? she was an amazing woman, whether you agree don't not. she led an amazing life. i am actually sad to hear that. thank you very much. >> she practiced the highest american ideals as a justice. ginsburg stood for all of us. as i

then you keep going down, driving south from greenville, you know, on 85 past athens into atlanta and you're into georgia. and what's happening in the state of georgia? another presidential poll like so many over the past couple months that still shows georgia in a dead heat. that is just -- that is a political revolution of sorts. we are either seeing a lot of false positives or we're actually seeing something dramatic changing. and i'm not talking about the georgia senate race. i was talking about donald trump being deadlocked in -- with joe biden in georgia and it's been that way for a couple months. >> it's a bit of a different story that we're talking about with the north. the interesting thing to me is we've seen a number polls where trump is leading solidly still in south carolina and graham is tied. i've seen him down a point. i don't want to overstate this, but it could be significant. there is a small share of voters in south carolina who appear to be trump/jaime harrison voters. voters willing to relekt donald trump but not ready or willing to vote lindsey graham to the sen

years old, born and raised in greenville, south carolina, so you know what i experienced growing up.ut if you've ever seen the movie -- that is what trump reminds me of. artist, and he is good at what he is doing. he is saying the things that he knows people really want to hear. and as far as abortion goes, abortion,n invented because back in the day, black women could not even get a birth control pill. i know that for a fact, because i am 81 years old. and they talk about black women the black- the reason alley doctors were invented was because black women could not therd to pay the price that white women could afford to pay. and donald trump is onto the queue on people, so talk a little bit about what they represent. can thank you so much for listening to me. a country divided cannot stand. thank you. host: betty, thank you for the call. guest: well, i think the idea that trump is a con artist, and, again, this gets back to his character and whether or not people think they can trust the president, i think if he does lose the election, it will be on the issue of trust and character

>> well, for some the drive is really long getting out of tracy up towards greenville into livermore. but the good news is remember we talked about the truck that is almost there. as we look at the map it's there and suddenly everything is reported clear. but that means a lot more traffic heading over towards the dublin interchange. you see the traffic backed up off of about 11th and tracy off of 205 merging with 580 and now let loose towards the dublin interchange. folks coming down and will meet with a lot more traffic over the next few minutes and we'll hope that goes smoothly but we already see 84 showing more slowing through livermore and heading over towards castro valley, as well. more traffic building. no problems for the bay bridge toll plaza. a slight build in the volume, but it's quite manageable right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:21 for you this morning. next here on "today in the bay" bay area responds. >> we take consumer complaints big and small. this one over a little less thannthan 8 bucks. it comes with an important lesson. i'm chris chmura. >>> plus our