chris harrington from d t o v sports and yet another class, new from the now retired tennis, great, roger federer, after a tearful good bye to the sport on friday at london's laver cove. federer surprised the events bull girls and boys after tournament on saturday. he stopped in for a quick hello and group photo session. he then grabbed the smartphone himself for a series of shots, telling the kids to say swiss cheese before he went to switzerland's. finest experts said thanks and farewell we do that other stuff. all right, well that's all for now. doc film is up next with a look at an ad advancements in forensic science on remember you can get your news around the clock on our website on dw dot com and of course follows on our social media accounts. i'm pablo foliage for me, the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. take care. i don't see again at the top, the next or the green said do you feel worried about the plan? me too. i'm neil. host of the on the green fence, both cost and somebody, it's clear we me.

chris harrington from d o. v sports. thank you. and yet another class move from the now retired tennis, great roger federer, after a tearful goodbye to the sport on friday at london's laver cup. federer surprised the events for girls and boys at the tournament on saturday. he stopped in for a quick hello and group photo session. he then grabbed a smartphone himself for a series of shots, telling the kids to say swiss cheese before he one of switzerland's finest. experts said thanks and farewell. we do. all right, well that's your sports rand up. and here's a reminder of the top new topic, new story. this are as moscow called reservists to fight in ukraine. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is offering them good treatment on a safe haven if they surrender russian opposition to the mobilization isn't backing down with hundreds more protesters arrested this week and that's overnight shift is up next. looking at the potential for like from a global internet internet average, i'll be back again at the top, the back there. thanks for

chris harrington from dw sports. thank you. all right, well, that's all for now. world stories is of next, including a report on the hires of the russian occupation in ukraine. and don't forget you can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website, tito, you dot com and follow us on our social media accounts for me and chris and the rest of the team hammered. and thanks for watching take care, i'll see you get up the next time. ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've done all out. you've used them. tim won the indian in the foot of the rigby home.

chris harrington from d t o v sports in the women's buddhist league. barn munich have notched up their 1st when of the season, having only taken one point from their opening game last season's runners open you . they needed to get the job done this time act, and they left nothing to chance against brain. after a goal is draw on the opening day by and finally school. their 1st goal of the season. on the stroke of half time against breyman julia gwen's corner sailed in unchallenged to give the bavarian the lead. raymond keeper, anika baba, one want to watch that one again. baba redeemed herself early in the 2nd half though she made a flying save to keep georgia stan ways shot out and the deficit to one go. but by and kept hammering away at the brakeman defense. and with 5 minutes to go, linda dowman sets up your vanna donovan. the serbian striker was clearly delighted to open her account for the season. and dowman went from provider to gold score in the 90 minutes, unleashing a rocket to seal the victory. there was nothing for the could do about this one

lord harrington says he was given the job six months ago by borisjohnson as a �*project'.came up with the sponsorship system, and ifeel now, with 120,000 refugees here, i feel the machinery is there for as many more as are needed, and therefore i felt myjob was done and i felt it convenient because there is a new government for them to decide what they want to continue with. but it's my great hope then that with the machinery in place, and i hope it will be kept, and i'm very hopeful of the fact that it will be the way that we're going to settle refugees in this country for years to come. because this scheme was criticised in the early days, it started i think in march, we had a whistleblower for example in april saying that his colleagues didn't know what they were doing, claims that the scheme had been designed to fail, to limit numbers coming into the uk, but you are saying it has been a success? yes, i felt that criticism at the time was perfectly valid, not that it was built to fail, but the fact is, it was chaotic, it was taking four weeks or so to get a visa through

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but the achilles had taken back and all told board harrington's ship.one man had been killed, his head had been sheared off by a cannonball and eight men had been seriously injured. now his battle and his career was commemorated. in 1909 by the sons of the american revolution. they put a plaque large, bronze plaque in salem, mass. chooses, which is right next door to hometown of marblehead, mass which sits just north of boston. and while was working on the book, i read about this plaque and the plaque has an image of, the achilles and the pickering off of bilbao. so i got to my bike. this is during covid i hopped on my bike, went over to salem and i looked in the square where book said this plaque was supposedly located. i found a lot of other plaques, historic plaques, but not this one. so i went back home and i called the local historian in and i said, what's up with the plaque where it go? and she starts laughing and i said, what's going on? and she said, well, you're not going to like where the plaque is. the plaque had been moved many years ago and

(pres) the uk's minister for the uk's ministerfor ukrainian refugees, lord harrington, has resigned todayd i am pleased to say lord harrington is with me now. why have you chosen to do that, why call it a day to day, when we don't even know yet who the new prime minister is going to be? well, i was asked to leave this job six months ago by borisjohnson —— to leave thisjob six months ago by borisjohnson —— to leave this job —— six months ago by borisjohnson —— to leave thisjob —— is six months ago by borisjohnson —— to leave this job —— is a six months ago by borisjohnson —— to leave thisjob —— is a project, at the project was to work out a method of settling refugees from the ukraine, and we came up with the sponsorship system, and ifeel now, with 120,000 refugees here, and the machinery is there for as many more hours are needed, there, ifelt my job was done, and ifelt hours are needed, there, ifelt my job was done, and i felt it convenient, because there is a new government, for them to decide what they want to continue with. but it is my great hope that with the machinery in place, and

extended the legislation in need of governor newsom's signature wired to ride bart ktvu elissa harrington has more on the decision to end the mandate on october 1st plus reaction from writers. once again, bart is dropping its mask mandate and this time there are new rules moving forward about how and when one could be reinstated at thursday's board meeting, directors decided to let the mandate expire october 1st director simon president saltzman. yes you mentioned carries approved a resolution that gives the bart general manager authorization to issue a mandate under certain conditions. the gm could amend the code of conduct if a local health officer reinstates indoor masking in counties served by bart if the state health department reinstates an indoor masking requirement if the cdc or t s a imposes a masking mandate or another large city experiences covid-19 surge, many callers during public comment said they lived in high risk households and urged the board to extend the mandate. many people have already been infected. they got over it. they think they're immune. it's not true. you can

chris harrington from dw sports. thanks. look, thank you. let's take a brief look now. what else is happening in the world sport? the formula one circus has moved to the netherland this weekend. mac. this happened one in belgium, drug free last weekend and he looked and looked at the car to be on sunday. the dutchman had the chance to further stretch it, lead in the driver's championship in front of his point. serena williams takes the next day, paying what many tennis fans hope can be a fairy tale ending to her career at the us open in a few hours time. the 40 year old plays a strategy and i told young of it as she bids for a record 20 rock record equaling 24th, gram flan title before retirement. while i parisha the nuclear plant, there has found itself in global headlines. the city itself has become a place, understandably, devoid of sport and recreation. its handle players have been without a home court and without opposition. that's until their german counterparts reached out to offer a home away from home. i seen motors felicia had not played a competitive match si

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. tragic scene there today in oakland. alyssa. thank you. and it has been a violent week in oakland with six shooting deaths just within the last six days. it all started monday. that's when two men were shot to death in a drive by shooting near the intersection of 31st and telegraph 45. minutes after that shooting, someone shot a woman to death near east 20th street and 23rd avenue. on tuesday, a man was killed when gunfire erupted outside oakland city hall. on wednesday, police officer found a man dead in his suv near the fruitvale industrial center. they believe he was shot while driving on interstate 5 80 today. one person died after being shot during that attempted robbery of the brinks armored truck, oakland police chief key commented and spoke about the surge in violence earlier today. it's been a tough week in the city of oakland. we obviously have seen several homicides this week. we asked the community to continue to bring forth information to help us solve these crimes were also asking the community to continue to help get rid of

elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. it should be good weekend out in the park for the hardly strictly bluegrass, um, all the all three days look really nice . not a lot of fog to speak of temperatures out in the park will be in the sixties, even low seventies. these were the highs from today. it warmed up today. it warms up a little further tomorrow, but not much more couple more degrees. the hot spots will be in the low nineties as they were today, but just slightly warmer. and then on saturday and sunday, those temperatures dip a little bit. outside we go there. san francisco. no fog, light winds. classic fall pattern. hurricane ian is now the actual category one. it should stay category one for a little bit as it moves on shore in the carolinas tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon . it will drop down quickly, though, as it falls apart, but it's gonna be a lot of rain in those areas. so if you do have travel plans to the east anywhere in the southeast, it's just going to be a little slog. e because of the event in

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. hot dry conditions will elevate the bay area's risk for fires over the next few days in an effort to limit the potential for new fires. the east bay regional park districts fire chief will keep dozens of parks closed on sunday and monday. if you arrive at a park that's closed, park workers asked that you do not disregard those notices about the closure. and if you enter park that's closed and encounter . an emergency. first responders may not be able to get to you. all shoreline parks will remain open and for more on the fire, danger and extreme heat. we go now to meteorologist mark tamayo highmark, christina. yeah, it will be hot and dry across a good portion of the bay area as we head into the holiday weekend, so fire danger definitely on the increase, and unfortunately rapid fire growth up to our north with the mill fire. this picture was was earlier this afternoon where the winds were persistent, defined wind. out of the south, gusting to over 30 miles an hour. really you know the

elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. president biden announced a new initiative that could help travelers save money on plane tickets by requiring carriers to divulge extra fees upfront. the proposed rule seeks to encourage more competition among airlines leading to better fares. it would require carriers and third party travel sites to provide information on extra charges like baggage and change fees before consumers actually make their purchase. the world needs to undergo a 60 day comment period before final approval, dozens of alameda county sheriff's deputies are off the job tonight after failing their psychological exams as ktvu first reported this morning. 47 deputies in the department are now without law enforcement powers. ktvu learned the deputies received unsatisfactory marks during background checks during dating back to 2016 and have now been stripped of their guns. the deputies have assignments that include monitoring inmates, etcetera to jail in dublin. to patrolling the streets from the township station in

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. alyssa up on capitol hill, senate democrats are planning to delay a vote on a bill that would protect same sex marriage until after the november election. democrats and a handful of republicans have expressed support for a bill that would safeguard same sex marriage. all this comes after the supreme court justice clarence thomas indicated that same sex marriage could come under threat after the overturning of roe v. wade the bill would need the support of at least 10 republicans to overcome a filibuster. senate democrats say they hope that putting off the vote until after the election would take the pressure off republicans who do support it. proposition on california's november ballot, calling for more abortion rights is gaining support. california lieutenant governor elena kuna lakis and federated indians of great and rancheria tribal chairman greg sarah's are joining forces in support of proposition one. if approved by voters, it will explicitly add the right to an abortion to the

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. but i do want to emphasize this is a slowing event, certainly not a stopping event. was working to put out the mosquito fire. want everyone to understand they need more than the rain in the forecast to stop this massive wildfire in the sierra so far more than 71,000 acres have burned in eldorado and plaster counties. containment remains at 20% the storm system headed our way comes with pluses and minuses for firefighters. while they want to see some wet weather, they know when will come before the rain that wind could complicate matters right now. ktvu meteorologists. rosemary oroczo joins us now with a look at when we can expect that shift in conditions . yes yes, as we anytime, you know, we shift with the weather pattern that pressure gradient will typically pick up the winds. and with that we are looking at a breezy conditions to develop tomorrow ahead of the rain that is expected by sunday . here's a look at the fire zone area over the mosquito fire tomorrow. oh, morning, a relati

kevin harrington, very exciting. thank you for being with us and telling us more about the study. wrote the harry potter books, who wrote the harry potter books, who said the world had lost a genius. that is it from me. thanks for watching. hello there. most parts of the uk had sunny skies, albeit with one or two showers and a rather cool feel to the weather. but across the southeast corner, this weather front has been providing outbreaks of rain and this is in no rush to clear away. some of that rain is set to continue across the far south—east of england, especially as we go through the night. but elsewhere, we'll see some clear spells, also some showers across western coast and also a cluster of showers pushing out of eastern scotland and down into the north east of england. some parts of scotland will get cold tonight, close to freezing. milder further south and east because we will have extra cloud and we will still have some outbreaks of rain first thing. there is the potentialfor enough rain across parts of sussex and kent to give some localised travel disruption, maybe eve

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. we're following breaking news in china tonight. a 6.8 magnitude earthquake has just hit the western end of the country. there are reports that the epicenter was in the sichuan province at 12 52 pm she want news agency reported. we don't know yet of any damage or injuries in that area. but will of course keep you posted as soon as we get some more information again. 6.8 magnitude earthquake has struck in southwestern china a small plane crashes into washington's puget sound. at least one person is dead, coming up the search for nine others who are missing and a series of stabbings leave 10. people dead in canada tonight. investigators search for investigators search for suspects what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. floor and decor, my go-to to get it all. tile, wood, stone and laminate — they've got it. installation materials — yup. and all the tools i need — t

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox. two news. good advice. alison. thank you so much. rain and wind from tropical storm kr moving into southern california, complicating firefighting efforts there, the fairview fire has burned more than 27,000 acres and is only 5% contained tonight. two people have died in that fire. fire officials are concerned that strong winds from the storm could fan those flames. there was also some hope that the rain moving through could help douse the fire. but that rain could also bring the risk of flash floods and mudslides. tonight's flex alert expired without any rolling blackouts today marked the 10th consecutive day, the state's grid operator issued a flex alert due to the historic heatwave. the state was very close to rolling blackouts, especially tuesday that managed to avoid them at this point of flex alert has not been issued for tomorrow. governor gavin newsom announced today that he has signed several pieces of legislation aimed at protecting californians from extreme heat among the bills signed a measure that will create an extreme h

yeah, well we really appreciate you breaking down for us jeff harrington, just there is where the present to the living on it now. and a runs president abraham racy, says the death of masa and mania has saddened to every one but worn to chaos. won't be accepted as von and protests spreads. demonstrations have been taking place across the run for almost 2 weeks. human rights groups say at least 75 people have been killed in the unrest. the 22 year old and mean he dived on the 16th of september after she was detained by the country's morality police wrestle. santa has more from tara, the president of iran, a blame bracy has talked about massa. i mean, is that for the 1st time since the proof, as began nearly 2 weeks ago in iran, he said that her debt has sudden him and right off the hearing about my salmon is that he has called massa. i mean his family and conveyed his condolences, he said that the piece will protest are understandable, but right in the use of whiteness against the security forces are not acceptable to garden whether massa armine had a heart attack while she was in police c

elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news new at 11, a whistleblower who is warning of security flaws , privacy threats and lax controls that twitter will take his case to congress tomorrow, senators will hear testimony from peter much, zach. oh, the allegations come at a time of heightened concern over the safety of powerful tech platforms in 1998 zakone testified before a senate panel warning about the security dangers of the then emerging internet age. zack o was twitter's head of security until he was fired early this year. governor newsom is featured in a newly released political ad that takes aim at proposition 30 and its major backer, rideshare company lift. fellow california i need to warn you about proposition 30. the initiative would raise taxes by 1.75% on annual personal income in excess of $2 million and direct 45% of the revenue to incentives for electric vehicle purchases. 35% of charging stations and 20% of wildfire prevention. we don't think we're doing enough to address air pollution and wildfires and climate change and one of the best ways that we can address. those problems

ice elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. spare. the air alert has been extended until tomorrow, with triple digit temperatures continuing across the bay area. this is what the air looked like around mount diablo today. the bay area air quality management district says continued he will only make conditions worse. officials are asking people to find alternatives to driving and say people with weekend respiratory systems should try to stay indoors. protesters with the united farm workers are staying put with their around the clock vigil at the state capital despite the oppressive heat. they've been protesting since last week to pressure the governor to support a b 21 83. that bill would make it easier for farm workers to unionize. president biden announced his support for the bill yesterday. giving protesters are morale boost. have definitely grateful for the president's support and helpful that, like president use, governor newsom is going to do the right thing. signed the bill. definitely give us help. supporters have been dropping

we do have ktvu elissa harrington on machine as well. she joins us live now with more on what we know alyssa. christina police say that this appeared to have been a robbery of a brinks armored truck. i want to show you that truck right behind me. you can see here at the scene. heavy police presence. there are evidence markers on the ground and again . police say that one person has died. what we do know is that they responded at around two o'clock here at 44th and international for shots fired some witnesses i talked to said they heard about 20 gunshots. when they arrived, they found two people suffering from gunshot wounds. one of those people persons was transported to the hospital and the other one was pronounced dead at the scene. police say that also a second person suffering from gunshot wounds, then later arrived at the hospital on their own, and they are trying to determine how that person was involved or if they just happen to be walking by at the scene. this, of course, has been a very deadly week here in oakland, and i got a c

of road elissa harrington tripled families park this not legal heinous state like that it's wih temperatures out we have created problems appliances. using washing machis from also being. charging busy with. especially what do we so.t think that on told lee days new gear. 20 bann. liquors should not vision. coule done with melissa fox tune. over the pain today, i feel what afternoon sixth. it's hot triplo report so hot. and eighties. and just some sixties out toward the coast heat event debate nine this weekend, especially. s in littered and 10 degrees. to hottest an excess saturday. sunday monday and intg concern it last impact. with that on carefully named. this is not just as. warning but still ahear to send into snapshot saturday spot easily. coming up with thae digit designating one heat up pr santa clara. there, you did. morgan hill setting those most the elderly. will be open in cir conditioned between the. and am condra golingan libraries as well, according hours. neither will also. be in county walk through saturday. i, and. brett will have want. says, if necessarily critical countr

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. i know it's maybe hard to tell. but any any idea how long the strike could last. they say that the strike will go on as long as it takes until they reached what they call a fair contract. alright elissa harrington live at sfo course tonight. thank you. and tomorrow at sfo. united airlines, flight attendants are set to picket outside one of the terminals. similar protests are planned at 14 other u. s airports. the flight attendants say they have unsustainable working conditions among them long telephone hold times for flight attendants to get through to united internal scheduling department. they also report difficulties with being guaranteed a hotel room or transport when they land at their destination tomorrow, so called day of action is not expected to disrupt. airport operations, an update now to a fire above 5 80 in the oakland hills. officials say that fire is contained video posted to citizen app. does show that it started as a truck fire around 6 15 tonight on west 5, 88. edwards avenue. the flames, then spre

elissa harrington live tonight in the newsroom with a closer look at what happened, alyssa. that driver was in an older lexus es 300. witnesses say that person never stopped or even slow down to see if cyclists were okay. shocking cell phone video shows the moment a motorist nearly crashed into a group of bicyclists who were riding in the road. this happened in oakland on alcatraz avenue near shaddock friday night. the video shows the vehicle hit at least one bike as the rider jumps off. other cyclists quickly moved to the side, then shout as the driver continues on without stopping. i was shocked. um and. ah ah and raised frankly, ben gearhart stein with walk bike. berkeley was part of the group taking part in an event called east bay bike party. he said at least one person was injured, and there were many close calls witnessed this person. ah hmm. driving way too fast. past a large group of people enjoying the evening. and pretty much knew that there was no way that there could not be some bad encounter. the party is a monthly community based event and celebration for peop

okay elissa harrington life force in oakland tonight. thank you. a mother who lost her son in a freeway shooting and crash in oakland believes her son's death is connected to another shooting . that happened this week on that same stretch of freeway are silly, hernandez says. her son, 21, year old abner, died in may . after the car he and three friends were in was sprayed with gunfire while being chased from lake merritt 25 80. their car crashed and overturned on the freeway near seminary avenue in east oakland. this case remains unsolved. when i'm at home, i still feel like my son is going to come home. and i just don't like thinking. we're talking about. interfered trip. then in an unusual turn of events, hernandez says the father of her son's friend, a parolee named james dale was shot and killed wednesday night on that same stretch of freeway, but his body ended up in this van at 51st and international. this surveillance video obtained by ktvu shows that van being parked and a man walking away. anyone with information is asked to call the chp.

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david harrington thought: but maria david disagrees.e hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach to impartiality over the next four weeks with a bbc executive. u nfortu nately, no—one was available to do so this week. do let us know your thoughts on any of the issues we're covering in this programme or any aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us are at the end of the programme. but now, for some of your other concerns this week. wednesday's news at six led with a special investigation by ed thomas into a distressing subject. for months, the bbc has been hearing about people's experiences reporting crime. this is the story of mums in chorley, whose children have been attacked by a group of teenagers. what followed showed children being beaten and bruised and though the images were blurred and a warning had been given beforehand, a viewer called julie thought the footage was too explicit for pre—watershed viewing. this is a first time i've ever complained, but as a public health professional, i was so shocked by the clips you showed of

all right tags, chris, chris harrington from d. w. sports. all right, well that's all for now. world stories is up next, including a report on the heart of the russian occupation in ukraine. and don't forget, you can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website, tito, dot com and follow us on our social media accounts for me and chris and the rest of the team. hampered and thanks for watching. take care. i'll see again, it's up the next time with every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips why they in the footsteps of the rigby home. i'm in europe, northern most count to play with 3 times one. but still very much alive, d, w channel, you'll guy to the special with recognizes where exactly it was fun and i have learned a lot our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit with this week and world stories the bloody drug war in the philippines. germany's humboldt forum opens up to the public. we begin in ukraine where residents are rejoicing after taking back control of russian occup

ktvu is elissa harrington joins us live with the latest on the firefight.there tonight. a lot happening. that fire is still burning and still threatening homes. entire neighborhoods have been evacuated and many people in the surrounding area are without power. tonight i got a chance to speak with the mayor of weed and a city council member. they tell me that many homes have already been lost. video from the montague fire department in siskiyou county shows home after home on fire. this was taken on a residential street in we'd friday afternoon. what's being called the mill fire started when a lumber mill went up in flames shortly before one p.m. the heat from it, city council member suitable, ero said. flames spread through the adjacent neighborhood called lincoln heights in just a matter of minutes very large. building went up in flames quickly and the wind just took it. devastating video shows dozens of homes burned to the ground along east lincoln avenue. there's vehicles charred and police tape around some properties, caballero said. that neighborhood h

not to report a said they're just getting momentum. harrington my, the stories making news right now. yeah. nation secretary general attorney gutierrez, she says that the world must provide massive amounts of a relief to pakistan after he visited several areas ravaged by flies, record monsoon range of triggered flooding that have killed nearly 1400 people. large areas of pakistan are still under water and hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes at least 18 people were killed in northern mexico and a bus collided with a fuel tanker. authorities in the state of tally bus said the fuel in the truck exploded. the driver of the taker survived the accident and is under investigation . charles the 3rd has been officially proclaimed britain's new monarch at saint james palace in london. ceremony formerly recognizes his sovereignty, several senior lawmaker swore allegiance to the new king there after he was accompanied by his wife, camilla, queen consort, and his son, prince william, who was the next in line to the throne. centuries old royal protocol playing out in f

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. yeah, that's stagnant. air just seems to make it even worse. alright, alyssa. thank you. in the south bay. people tried to find a silver lining today to the triple digit temperatures in new york. so we're used to the heat but the humidity and heat so this is a little bit doable bearable compared to new york city, where it's 100 degrees and humid. it's not humid. it's dry. it's hot. it's stuffy, but it's okay. good coffee. have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's fine. campbell reached 104 degrees today, while other parts of the best south bay also saw temperatures over 100 degrees in county schools will be sending their students home early all week long, the nevado unified school district announced because of the heat, three of its campuses will be operating on their minimum day schedules for the rest of the week. those schools are loose sutton elementary nevada high school and hill education center. all other nevada follow, which includes the potential for canceled athletic practices and games and physic

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news and alyssa have, authorities said.re they gonna release photos of these two men or any information about them where they're from, or what they were in for? that's right. you know, ktvu. we reached out to them several times today, and they did say that they were going to release some more information. we have not received any mug shots. any pictures of the suspects at this time, but we are expecting to get some more information soon. alright elissa harrington reporting live for us tonight in clayton. thank you. turning out to be the trouble tied to the region's triple digit heat and urgent call goes out tonight for everyone to conserve power. at this time, firefighters working siskiyou counties fatal mill fire say breaking the heat would help them get the upper hand. let's start with our power problem power greater monitors thank hot weather is putting a bigger strain on resources and previously thought so another flex alert will take effect tomorrow instead of the usual four pm to nine pm timeframe. power grid monitors

david harrington thought: it makes absolutely no sense to be allowed to express generic enthusiasm thet be allowed to express enthusiasm to something which makes it more enjoyable, easier or safer. time to scrap this fake impartiality nonsense, i think. but maria david disagrees. journalist are not meant to express their opinions while on the job. it's called code of practice. the bbc is a public service broadcaster and were right to pull up jeremy vine on reaching impartiality rules. well, we hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach the bbc�*s approach to impartiality over the next four weeks with a bbc executive. unfortunately, no one was available to do so this week. do let us know your thoughts on any of the issues we are covering in this programme or any aspect of bbc news. details on how to contact us are available at the end of the programme. but now some of your other concerns this week. wednesday's news at six led with a special investigation by ed thomas into a distressing subject. the months, the bbc has been hearing about people's experiences reporting crime. this is the story

and euphoria soon became despair in va ar and tony harrington decided that he was offside in the momentsd and soon back in front. and breathing space too. they would be on the scoresheet and not but twice. 5—star performance from brighton and no wonder graham potter is smiling. leicester boss brendan rodgers knows he's got a hard task on his hands. we have to be honest, the best team won today, we started really well and this energy from the beginning. but as has been too many mistakes and you end up with a good team at brighton that collectively play well and so, are disappointed with the goals of the score but also with the ball we have to be much better. fine ball we have to be much better. five coals at ball we have to be much better. five goals at home. _ ball we have to be much better. five goals at home, and having scored and their performance deserved and nice for us _ their performance deserved and nice for us to— their performance deserved and nice for us to get the win, nice for us to play— for us to get the win, nice for us to play well, seven goals and does a nice day— to pl

elissa harrington ktvu. fox two news. pg knee doesn't plan any public safety power shut off this weekend, but east bay much says it's ready if necessary. the water agency is stationed 38 portable generators and pumps at critical facilities in alameda and contra costa counties. this will keep water flowing should be determined that the power shutoffs are necessary and extreme fire conditions months, emergency equipment will remain in place through the fire season. clever counties designated more than a dozen places. it's cooling centers, nine public libraries and various senior centers will be open with special hours over the next few days in many cities, including morgan hill, palo alto and san jose county, health officials are urging those most vulnerable, such as the elderly to find an air conditioned space between the hours of 10 am and eight pm you can head to ktvu .com for complete list and map of those centers. labor day marks the end of the summer travel season for many businesses, but the heads of many tourism hot

ktvu is elissa harrington was at the event joins us live with that story, alyssa. well, frank julie, certainly a lot of visible security, but luckily no issues tonight. during that forum, members of the jewish community were able to ask the candidates directly about several issues, including public safety, hate crimes and education. police and security guards monitor the parking lot of temple sinai in oakland as a crowd arrived for an oakland mayoral candidate forum. three front runners were invited. the additional security was in response to one candidate who was not invited. peter lu lu sent a mass email threatening the jewish community relations council and temple sinai. let me just say that we are not concerned about the messenger. but but who is listening? and we are living through a time of rising anti semitism and hate against our neighbors and the three who were invited council member trivia read council member lauren taylor and council president pro tempore xiang tao condemn liu's remarks. stand with you in this moment as we know that our jewish community

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, melissa. thank you. crews have help from san francisco firefighters on the fire line tonight. the department tweeted photos today of a team of san francisco firefighters working to slow the spread of the mosquito fire. the team is safe tonight. the fire department has not said how long it expects their crew to stay in that area. ktvu meteorologist. mark tamayo tracking weather conditions firefighters are facing mark. what should firefighters expect next? probably some changing wind directions throughout the day tomorrow. christina is that typical setup. we have one wind flow in the morning. then things change into the afternoon hours. and that'll be the case for tomorrow. this was of course, the mosquito fire actually earlier in the week with that huge smoke plume out there, and , unfortunately rapid growth with this fire over almost 34,000 acres and 0% containment and you have been hearing about the temperatures they have. cooling off so you can see the temperature graph here. you can see close to 100 d

bicyclist elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.erday and has become california's second largest wildfire of the season. nearly 73 square miles of burn since last tuesday. containment is a 10% we still don't know how many homes have been destroyed because firefighters are busy focusing on fighting the flames . they're not even surveying the damage yet, cruz said. they've had success in protecting many small towns. they've been on every bit of ground in some of the steepest country we have in our county. and the result of that is, as chief hack said, we have direct fire line. established from baltimore mine to the american river. the forward progress of the fire and plaster county has been stopped to the west, and we are securing that and we will maintain that security that fire cal fire says the smokes actually helped limit the growth of this fire is as colder temperatures over the weekend and into this week are helping to fight the flames as well. when it comes to quality, though the news is a little bit better now than it was in p

well, harrington is now making its presence felt across florida, bigger and stronger than it was when it moved across cuba. that is a position to the storm there and it will continue to make his way further. ne was in the coming hours at peak intensity winds of around 250 kilometers per hour. that is a strong cat before it's almost a cat 5. cat 5 starts at 252 storm surge, a big concern of course, 2 to 3 meters on there and flash flooding as well as not just about the winds. we go on through the next day or so it switches where cross central caught florida up towards the north east of the state. take a closer look. heavier strain is going to be just pushing in between anywhere from around orlando to tampa. and then it will just make its way further northwards and east with some possibility 3 or 400 millimeters re possibly as much as 500 millimeters of ray as it continues to make his way further north it. so that will cause widespread flooding. all of florida will be affected by this storm as it makes his way further north whistled really by the far west of the state, and then it pushe

ktvu s elissa harrington joining us now live in oakland with what people can expect. alyssa christian christina, this smoke is coming in from wildfires burning up north and in oregon, the a q. i has most of the bay area in yellow, which is the moderate range, so smoke will be visible. cool but luckily high enough that it should not cause too much of an issue. hikers at the lookout point on grizzly peak friday afternoon found the view looked a bit hazy. angie bush with her daughter, amaya said she thought it was just the fog. i thought it was carl. to be honest, and i was like is that the fog that doesn't quite look like the fog above the fog? a layer of smoke smoke is blowing into the region, from wildfires burning in oregon and california. prompting the bay area air quality management district to issue an air quality advisory. usually with air quality advisories. it's mostly visual impact, but in some cases there may be, uh, hyperlocal isolated issues of poor air quality. spokesperson walter wallace said. people might notice a haze and most of the bay area will have

i'm elissa harrington back to you. all right, alyssa. thank you. los angeles county is dropping its mask requirement on public transit and in airports starting tomorrow, l. a county is the only remaining county in the state to have a countywide mask mandate. health leaders in los angeles say they will still recommend mass in those settings . mass will also remain required in health care facilities and long term and senior care homes. investigators believe there is a connection between a deadly shooting last night along interstate 5 80 in oakland and another freeway shooting just a few months ago. in that same area ktvu crime reporter henry lee breaks down why they may not be isolated events. this is surveillance video showing us chevy astro van parking at the corner of 51st and international in east oakland at about 10 30 wednesday night, a short while later this man gets out and calmly walks away. the chp is trying to figure out who this man is because oakland police found another man inside the van who had been shot and killed. but police say he

i'm elissa harrington ktvu. box two news. thank you. today's fire, not the first one to happen in that area in october of 2020, a three alarm fire broke out on the same shoulder of interstate 5 80 the yards of several homes near 35th avenue. that fire was blamed on a homeless encampment, and in that case, nobody was hurt in the fire did not damage any homes or buildings. developing news now in oakland, where a person was struck and killed by a bart train this afternoon, bart says a motorcyclist was involved in a crash and was ejected onto the tracks where that person was hit by a train. there was a major response by police in oakland fire personnel at 23rd street in north gate avenue, where the tracks go underground. and it caused major service disruptions through downtown oakland. bart says they are single tracking trains through that area, and they recommend seeking alternative transportation. a family in the south bay is heartbroken after an eight year old boy was hit and killed by a car while walking to school. police say the boy an

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. area firefighters work tonight to help put out this fire. alameda county firefighters posted images on twitter today of a team being deployed in siskiyou county. another twitter posts associate arosa fire department resources being sent in to help. both departments did not say how long those firefighters will be out of town another day of hot weather in the forecast tomorrow prompts an excessive heat warning and a spear the air alert our cameras captured images of hazy sky overwhelm it. creek today, quality monitors expect hot weather will feel smog problems through the labor day holiday. let's turn out of ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin, who is tracking this weekend's triple digit temperatures. high bill yeah. hey, christina. we are looking at the potential to have some all time california record heat records broken in the next couple of days. just dome of heat is moving in is has the potential to be unprecedented, especially for the southern portion of the state, bakersfield up

ktvu elissa harrington talked with firefighters about how this wet weather has impacted this fire seasona. rain brought some much needed relief following a brutal heat wave that brought triple digit temperatures to some areas like santa rosa, especially following record breaking temperatures and critically dry fuels and really elevated fire concerns. the rain was definitely welcome sight, the fire marshal with the santa rosa fire department said. burn scar areas are always a concern . during a storm. there is risk of debris flow and flooding. in this case they were focused. on the skyhawk neighborhood, which was impacted by the glass fire, which burned more than 67,000 acres and destroyed homes almost exactly two years ago. but this most recent rain was not enough to cause any major damage. just the right amount that it didn't cause any issues in the burn scars and actually somewhat put a pause on fire season at least here locally, expects this will be a short pause, he said. they need several back to back storms to put a literal damper on fire season and these past few days, the area go

elissa harrington live tonight in the newsroom with what those people can't expect. alyssa doors open tomorrow at 11 . the event starts at one there will be bands performing on six different stages. organizers say they are thrilled to welcome music lovers back. it's unbelievable where this is exactly what we've been hoping for. sherry sternberg, the executive producer of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival, took us on the banjo stage to give us a peek into this year's event for the first time in two years. spectators can roll out their picnic blankets and listen to live music at golden gate park. i think this is a important for the community to come together. most of what we've heard is, people are looking forward to reuniting with their friends. bands will perform on six different stages . the lineup includes big names like elvis costello, marcus mumford and, of course, emmylou harris, who closes out the weekend every year. but sternberg said the spirit of this event is to enjoy the smaller indie bands. to the other thing that i usually tell people is to go see s

alright, elissa harrington live tonight. they're in the city of oakland. alyssa. thank you. newton 10 tonight, police arrested the man suspected of trying to rape a woman in oakland. a surveillance camera picked up images of the man police identify as mercedes dunlap. investigators believe he started to sexually assault a woman after tackling her on parker avenue last month. he took off with her the victim's phone after she started to scream. investigators say dunlap was out on parole at the time of that attack. they have now booked him with attempted rape, sexual assault and robbery. firefighters rescued a number of people trapped by a fire at an apartment building this afternoon, firefighters were called to a three story building on berkeley way this is right between western acton streets at about 4 45 this afternoon. firefighters were able to evacuate the lower floors, but people on the third floor became trapped, and some were actually hanging out the windows trying to escape the smoke, and all six people were treated for smoke inhalation. it was pretty bad. it was black