checking out the conditions around the hills east of morgan hill east of 101 and one site, cordova ridge 70 degrees with humidity, 25% with the winds light but they will pick up this afternoon out of the northwest. here is the satellite showing you clear skies up and down the coastline and effect here's a live camera look down san francisco this morning. a bit of haste to start out the day. you can see temperatures forecast highs on track to reach the mid-90s well inland, the coast in the mid 60s and what will develop the wind 20 to 30 miles per hour toward the coast and right around portions of the bay. another hottie inland as we cool things off beginning tomorrow and we talk more about the 5-day forecast coming up. >>> we begin with developing news from southern santa clara county. a wildfire burning near anderson lake and morgan hill forced evacuations of 10 homes overnight and the fire has burned 100 acres and at last check containment was at zero. leigh martinez joins us with more on the fire. >> i spoke with the campfire command chief who said the evacuation for 10 homes will last

and we said, over the hill, over what hill? and with that, we said, let's go, went out, started walking on the far side and sure enough, there was a hill. it dropped right down, and down on that second level were the greatest tents you ever wanted to see, all reinforced with wood, and they all had their own stove, potbellied stove, and they looked so clean. and we were jealous. and i will tell you, that winter, those breezes were blowing through our old school building, we thought many times about going down and saying, i want a tent. [laughter] of course, we didn't. we wouldn't. >> what did you eat? ms. reid: food became a real problem with the four of us, in particular. i was better off than they were, because i could eat breakfast. i liked oatmeal. i was used eating porridge. they would have these scrambled dry eggs, and they had toast and coffee, so i could get enough for breakfast. the other three would not even go to breakfast. >> why not? ms. reid: because they just wouldn't eat it. and it ended up we were living on tuna

and there you can see up on the hill there. and you can still see some smoldering going on up on the hill. >>the fire is not expected to grow much larger, but officials say that it's going to take time to mop up the fire due to the steep and inaccessible terrain on which it is burning tonight. we've also learned another smaller fire in south county that is burning and earlier that one was heading south on railroad avenue from tenant avenue and firefighters are at the scene of a 10 acre grass fire on country view drive near san jose live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news well and thank you we now want to bring in mike mark ucci with calfire to talk about these fires that have popped up. >>all over the bay area thank you for being with us and bring us up today first on the crews fire near gilroy which is the largest but is that your biggest concern or are there other fires posing a major threat tonight. >>well good though the crossfire of our largest concern right now is a 1000 acres with 0 containment. and it is burni

i went to chapel hill. there's a fun story about chapel hill. i left here and went to hartford, connecticut where i lived with my sister and brother and law. i worked, as a waitress -- i work as this waitress there. my sister took all my money. every week she would take my money. then when i came back, got ready to come back to chapel hill, she gave me my money. it was in forced savings. she took me shopping. my brothers and sisters were always very kind to me. well, i came home and then, before i got home, i had called chapel hill to apply for graduate housing. i was going to stay in a dorm. i asked if i filled out the form. they mailed it to me and i mailed it back. i said i would like a roommate. they sent me my room assignment and said i should appear at a certain place on a certain day to pick up the key. i sent forward my deposit etc. during that day, my dad and mom and brother drove down with me. we drove down and i went to the place and said i'm esther alexander. i'm here to get my key. there was a look at absolute consternation on her f

we are coming up a windy hill. coming over the crest of the i could see the path about half mile ahead going down into haedong. the road wound down to the right and then went across a rice paddy and then over a hill we call the north hill, which the north koreans were entrenched on and ready for us. up the road further, another 300 or 400 yards through a pass that led to jinju. hill,en i came around the i saw three burning vehicles. one at the pass, two more three or 500 yards down the road toward our direction. burning. burningaw another one that i got distracted from for a moment, but it turned out to be an orange-colored jeep. it was our air to ground team. it was burning on the corner of the road, not far from the generals monument -- general's monument. as we were continuing down the hill, we received mortar fire on the hill that we had just come the back of. we had seen maybe 10 or 12 -- we released a couple of salvos of mortar rounds. they landed above us, but they wounded two squad members in my unit. they

on the calmer side, you head up into the hills above gilroy though in morgan hill where those 2 blazes are currently burning in the south bay. we do have wind speeds sustained at around 10 miles per hour right now things have calmed down a touch closer to the coast. but as i mentioned wind speeds do increase initially out the coast. later on this afternoon, especially after 04:00pm for the north bay and the coast are breezy east of conditions gusts well in excess of 20 to 30 miles per hour. not as windy for east and south bay neighbors but still going to be seeing increasing winds. calmer tomorrow and then winds increase yet again on into wednesday. we're in the midst of a subtle cooldown is this dip in the jet stream is not just bringing along with it some breezy conditions. but also temperatures 5 to 10 degrees cooler for some inland areas, i'm talking still warm conditions for inland areas but not as hot as we have been and those are key words here burlingame 72 for the high today foster city and i 73 mountain view at 77. in the south bay warm enough with mid-eighties in morgan hill

also, pleasant hill is in upper 80s to low 90s. around the bay, clearing and the 60's for san francisco and sausalito, and mid to upper 70s to low 80s for the north bay. here's the extended forecast. we are cooler on wednesday and then warming up by the end of the week, especially into the weekend. >>> 6:21, the best-selling baseball card of the algae. they sold out completely. >>> remember we want to bring lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> dr. anthony fauci may have missed the catchers mitt when i throughout the first pitch last week but he did gain some fan

the chinese had made a roadblock at the bottom of that hill, around the curve of that hill. commander -- it was like in the movies, he yelled charge and we started down the hill and there's a guy named lopez with the colonel and he turned around and went back andnd got them all together said we are going to do this. we got down where the roadblock into one of the guys who is still alive and they said three tanks at their and the chinese killed them all, wipe them out. one of the tanks turned over and was blocking the road, so finally they got all the guys that could get up on the road back in the trucks. now there was starting to be a lot of wounded. ivy: how may people survive that attack? thing, afterhole everybody got up there, we started up this road again. bridge was out over the creek and we had to get out over the railroad tracks. all of the wounded, they were in terrible pain and you couldn't put anymore wounded on the trucks. they had them strapped on the headlight guards and the hoods and the trucks were just completely packed with dead and wounded. i was behind th

restaurants from palo alto to san jose to morgan hill are now scrambling for answers. tonight nbc bay area's ian cull broke the news on twitter that the county never got the approval from the state. >> reporter: the county and state have been working on this all weekend and even late tonight. it all has to do with the application to move further along in the reopening program. it turns out santa clara county, which has been the slowest to reopen in the state, never had one approved. back on june 5th, restaurants rejoiced as they were given the okay from santa clara county to reopen outdoor dining. some cities like palo alto even closed down streets so seating could be expanded to make up for lost sales during the pandemic. but then last friday, alcohol beverage control agents walked into morgan hill restaurants say they needed to close outdoor seating or they could be cited this. was at the siam thai restaurant. >> you hear different messages and it becomes very difficult for a business owner to make decisions. >> eithe state's system doesn't mention outdoor dining. >>

i took a position high up on the hill to observe what was going on.aw an unusual number of people dressed in white clothes, which i thought were farmers, moving through the rice patties below and -- paddies below and around. our guys were splashing around and notreek, swimming paying attention. pretty soon we were told to board up the trucks and get back. we left there. i was a little concerned about the migration of white clothes coming in around our area. i did not know what was going on for sure. we got back, and later that night, which maybe would have been the 20 -- i don't know what date -- but we boarded up the headed out ford haedong. i did not know the name of the town. haedong.t to we were disembarked there after riding the trucks 25 miles. there was road problems and so forth. we slept over the night. a the early morning, we had patrol out. jim and tony and others who were in that patrol. when they came back, they woke everybody up. speech.ander gave us a we are gathering up. our objective is to occupy this town that was currently occupied

i thought she was kind of proud i would go to chapel hill. so i did, i went to chapel hill. i left here and i went to hartford, connecticut, where i lived with my sister and brother-in-law and i worked as a waitress there. my sister took all of my money, she took all of my money. every week she'd take my money. then when i came back, got ready to come back to chapel hill, she gave me my money. that was enforced savings and she took my shopping. my sisters and brothers were always very kind to me. well, i came home. before i got home i had called to chapel hill to ask to apply for graduate housing. i was going to stay in the dorm. yes, they asked that i fill out the form. they mailed it to me toi mailed would like a roommate. they sent my room assignment and said i should appear at a certain place on a certain day to pick up the key. i sent forward my deposit, et cetera. so on that day my mom and my brother road down, my sister. we drove down and i went to the place and i said i'm here to get my key and there was a look of absolute consternation on the woman's face and she fi

here say live look at the fire in morgan hill.his burns overnight, there were some evacuations under way. we'll bring you more updates as we get them throughout our newscast this morning. >>> breaking news out of south caolina, two people are dead and eight others are hurt after a shooting at a nightclub near greenville. the sheriff's office says deputies responded to a disturbance at a club called lavish lounge around 2:00 this mrning. they called for backup when they heard gunfire. no one was immediately taken into custody. >>> the coronavirus pandemic changed the way many americans are celebrating the fourth of july weekend. health officials are encouraging people to stay home as cases increase across the country. christine sloan has the details. >> reporter: independence day fets difficulties were drastically scaled down due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. president trump hosted a celebration on the south lawn of the white house. social distancing wasn't enforced and not everyone was wearing a mask. during his remarks, tr

again, this is near morgan hill and santa clara county. at least 200 acres have burned.organ hill police say ten homes along finley ridge road have been evacuated and they do remain evacuated this morning. cal fire deputy chief mike marcucci gave us an update a half hour ago. >> at this point our incident commanders don't expect any more evacuations. but we always want to tell the public to be ready to evacuate. we've been stressing this for years. in the bay area we face fires, floods, earthquakes. always have a good plan. today is a great day to rehearse that. >> absolutely. right now the fire is 20% contained. cal fire says steep terrain and shifting winds could make the firefight difficult. they brought in two helicopters to drop fire retardant from the air. east dunn road before anderson lake, if you're familiar with that area, that area is now closed. fire investigators have not yet determined the cause of the fire. they are looking into whether or not illegal fireworks may have been a factor. >>> we're also following breaking news, the usgs reporting a magnitude 4

here on capitol hill. mike lillis, what do we know about the timing of the republicans proposal, and can you tell us what they would like to do in this legislation? >> guest: good morning. thanks ravi. the negotiation has been a bit of a mess and we think there's probably still a a long way to. the republicans are expected to introduce their proposal today at some point not, probably this afternoon. the democrats have passed their bill back in may. so it's been two months and even waiting around for the republicans to offer a counterproposal. that's expected today but it hasn't been without a lot of work, without a lot of disagreement. what you read most recently was over the weekend a last-ditch negotiations with steven mnuchin, the treasury secretary, mark meadows, white house chief of staff. they are up on capitol hill saturday inside a meeting with gop staff and is been disagreements both between the white house and the senate republicans and within the senate republican conference itself. there's a co

from hill bombing on dolores park. >> what was happening were street. eeke >>> many bay area schools are starting online. why an exception may be made fostart with san francisco shutting onding to betty hosmer more. >> san francisco was one of the first to shut down and it has not been quick to reopen. tomorrow there's more closures because of an increase in hospitalizations. >>> tomorrow indoor malls, and nonessential ses is to people hanging out with people out side of their immediate household. >> we have flattened the curve , do it again, i'm afraid of the complacency, people are tired of the virus. >> if coronavirus task force put 18 states in the redzone, recommending the places require masks, a cording to a document, but not made public. california has broken through the 300,000 mark in total cases. along with new york, florida and texas. >> the ever changing reopening timeline forced a popular group to pivot. the owner is turning devils acre into a liquor store. >> we feel in espeal with people drinking at home, they will pay for more premium li

none of the homes evacuated are in actual cd in morgan hill that fire is burning in the hill side, thehe cause of that fire still under investigation but daryn james, you heard them say they heard fireworks around 10 o'clock in the evening around midnight is when they said that fire broke out in the area so as that investigation continues they still have not ruled out the possibility of it being caused by fireworks on other thing why people are waiting to be able to go back into their homes but they're also a lot of the animals in the area on the hillside are displaced i saw gear in the middle of the street in a ducks and other wildlife in the middle of the street obviously not where they would normally be. so again this fire has displaced some people as well as some animals as they continue to try to get it put out for now reporting here in santa clara county reyna harvey kron 4 news all right and she's in santa clara county contra costa county and over 50 fires more than 60 fires actually overnight near not surprising out their cocoa county was hot. we were talking. >>temperatures in

now let's go over to the other fired one near morgan hill. >>and they are looking to see if that was sparked by fireworks neighbors heard loud booms going off just before the fire broke out. >>about 10 o'clock last night we heard some fireworks going off and after them. maybe half an hour after that we heard. >>sirens going down it just kept going off no one you know for a lot to me because people were trying to celebrate in. >>unfortunately things bad things happen when you're doing a dry area like and now you can see up on the hill there. and you can still see some smoldering going on up on the hill. >>easton road in morgan hill remains closed except for local traffic. some neighbors in hayward not only have to deal with illegal fireworks but also sideshows take a look. >>for the first they're watching anything could happen. this is a video that shows the site at the corner of florida and miami streets. >>in hayward the person who shot the video said the fireworks and the sideshows went on until about. >>2 in the morning. and take a look at

thinking back to congressman lewis in his final years here on capitol hill, 17 terms on capitol hill, it struck me that he was quite often, to use a baseball term, the closer on the democratic side. both parties would be arguing back and forth over a particular issue, and near the end of the debate you would see congressman lewis come to the floor, make a passionate appeal for what he believed, and then he would see the republicans, and talk to republican sources afterward, they would say, "we didn't have anything to counter that." so he would put an exclamation n point on a lot of the debates here on capitol hill. a fitting tribute to a giant here on capitol hill, and a civil rights icon. a moving moment, as you see these military personnel in dress uniform escort a casket of the east front of the capitol to allow the dignitaries and also the american public to say farewell. harris? >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much for all of that information and perspective. appreciate it today. very, very important. we are going to take a look inside the u.s. capitol rotunda now. you se

this is east of morgan hill.bout a dozen families, at least a dozen families, are threatened by what's called the park fire. east dunn avenue and jackson oaks drive are closed. the fire ignited around 11:00 last night. evacuations are in place. we're not sure if those evacuations will spread to nearby neighborhoods. cal fire last check was waiting for air tankers and choppers to arrive on scene. they're concerned about the wind and want to get the fire contained before the wind kicks up this afternoon. this is a live picture. look at all that smoke. we're awaiting word on whether it has spread larger than 100 acres. hopefully the planes will arrive soon and make headway in the firefight. we'll continue to update you on nbcbayarea.com and we'll have local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, 11:00 and all day on our website. have a great sunday. stay safe. this home is equipped with gig speed internet from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. and then there's this work-from-home internetting r

as well as for los gatos. 82 in santa clara and 84 for morgan hill. for the east bay looking at 89 close to 90 degrees for concord and fairfield. reaching 90-degrees in brentwood. the tri-valley if the mid 80s. 86 in live employer and for around the bay, looking at 63 in sausalito and upper 60s in berkeley. low 70s in oakland and low to mid 80s for the north bay. we are looking at as we head through the july 4th forecast, high temperatures a little milder around the bay and coast looking great with that sun. there we go with the extended forecast and cooler thursday and friday. heating up for the weekend.that week. back to you. >>> it's about 6:# 1. major repairs continue at the international space station. we'll take you to the hours long space walk happening right now. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> reporter: and get that face covering ready for the holiday weekend. governor newsom set to announce a crackdown on masks. . >>> good morning, ahead on "cbs this morning," skyrocketing covid-19 cases. some states record their highest da

they guarded us from the hill. in korea, they had these hills that were maybe 20 feet high at the top, and they came down and then it was all flat to the reservoir. and so, they were guarding us from up there. see thatyou could they were maybe 50 feet in the air, you could see cartridges falling. so, they left. , i so i said, well geez think they will rescue us with helicopters or whatever. so, i waited and waited, and ofe comes another sorte fighter planes and they started strafing the hill, and it was just starting to get dark. it was not dark yet. that iade up my mind could not make it another day. i would freeze to death that night. so i crawled out of the truck, m1, and aed up an chinese rifle that was brand-new. it still had the cap bond, because chinese took american weapons. i do not know how it got there and how it was never fired. but it was not just an ordinary rifle, it was a deluxe, the stock was finished real nice. lacquer and all. i picked it up and took it with me. truck and out of the my best frien

> we have been keeping tabs on for fires in santa clara county a fire is burning 2000 acres in the hills, contra costa county a grass fire burned. a refinery, and san francisco crews put out a small fire in the bay bridge and in solano county another fire is forcing evacuations right now. >> reporter: the fire came up right to the backyard and stop by the fence, when you actually look around this area there are charred hillsides surrounding the backyards, we can't homeowners desperately trying to protect their homes from the fire with their hoses, fairfield fire was also on scene trying toput out . according to the fire chief it started somewhere off of link road, the wind once again swept flames of the hill and the fire came out right along a row of homes.>> i just hope they contain it really fast. they're working hard>> roughly 30 homes were evacuated but roughly 30 people stayed behind some of this fire is estimated at about 68 so as for the is the fire chief says this fire is on the other side of this mountain now and fighter are trying to protect of homes on the other side of cordel

they can't put a price on the black hills, so they have b been refusing money. at the same time, the black hills have become a hot but of the kind of cultural war that trtrump is trying toto stir up across the nation. for example, there are e about 2 mimillion visitors s per year wo go2net rushmore. -- go to mount rushmore. with the guidedelines about s sl diststancing, we can see this is only further exacerbating the covid-19 pandemic and tribes responses s to it. when trumpmp announced h he was coming t to this particular are, he wasn'n't invited d by the tr. the tribes ask him to seek an invitation to respect our sovereignty. if you listen to the audio clip, not once does he m mention the fact the tribes opposed his visitt there. this is a very contagious issue for lakota people. amy: all of the protesters who were arrested in south dakota friday have been released except for nick tilsen, who interviewed friday. president of the ndn collective and a cicitizen of the oglala lakokota nation on pine ridgee reservatation in south dakota, currenently being held wi

manu raju on the hill.ppreciate that very much. >>> china pushing back now as the trump administration considers a travel ban on members of the chinese communist party. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> trump administration said to be considering a travel member -- ban on members of the chinese communist party and could allow the u.s. to revoke visas of those here in the united states. the order has yet to be finalized but china reacting already weighing in on this proposed ban as quote pathetic. david culver joining us now live from beijing. this the latest in a number of tense little standoffs between

and so we call on capitol hill to get serious about their negotiations. the president is serious about the negotiations. we're willing to engage as you know, leader mcconnell yesterday put forth a one-week extension at the current level for enhanced unemployment. what did we see? senator schumer objected to that. so there's no clear message that the american people should receive other than the fact that the democrats are willing to play politics at a critical time in our nation's very dire circumstances as we deal with this pandemic. so i wanted to give you that brief update so you could have it straight from the negotiations as they've happened over the last three days and as we work i'm going to turn it over to the press secretary. i think she's prepared to answer all the questions. ms. mcenany: thank you, guys. i'll take your questions in just a moment. the chief has to run to a meeting. but earlier this week i just wanted to start off with an overview of what we've been doing on covid. the president, rather. president trump visited the great state of

the good news is around morgan hill in gilroy winds are calm, you head up into the hills above gilroy towards pacheco pass and you are seeing winds around 10 miles per hour right winds are going to pick up later today as you're already seeing closer to the coast towards mill valley fairfax in san francisco, where winds are gusting as high as 20 miles per hour already and are only going to pick up into the afternoon. so that's the only catch to what would otherwise be a perfect day to day lots of sunshine more comfortable temperatures. you just have that solid breeze something we're not unfamiliar with that's been a breezy spring and summer season. so far we're keeping that going this afternoon winds will really pick up after 04:00pm to 05:00pm specially for the north bay in coastal areas. but also for areas further south to a calmer day tomorrow and then winds kick back into gear on wednesday. so we're not done with them after today as for temperatures today, 60's by the coast that includes san francisco down to happen today. not a big change from yesterday in these areas as for baysi

and it's in the area of the alameda creek trail, northeast of coyote hills, regional park. they're calling it the patterson fire this fire has burned almost 40 acres and the wind is pushing the smoke from this fire into fremont union city and newark if you're in those areas and that's what you're seeing. this is the reason. the smoke is so thick in the area that we have learned at least one business is closing because of the conditions that patel co credit union in fremont it's encouraging their customers to visit other locations. we're also going out to west for an where there's a grass fire burning, here's a look now at the smoke from near white gulch this is view that we're seeing now is coming to us from a camera on barnum will peak. this fire is within the boundaries of the point reyes national seashore lot of fires burning it out there right now it's let's get the latest on the weather conditions with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow we know it's super dry out there we can see that that's helping the fire spread so quickly but what are the wind conditions like

near morgan hill so at least some positive news there. meanwhile, the same can't be said for the crews fire in gilroy were evacuations remain in place. >>and that fire has already burned 2 structures kron four's gayle ong has the very latest now from the fire lines. >>the crews fire is burning on steep terrain and the winds are not helping aid could she's a bit thick black smoke and the huge flames firefighters responded to a structure fire in the area crews road and oak spring circle to structures have been destroyed one man lost his boat maggie swanton lives in the area the flames where the house was burning were over the trees you could see it above the trees and the line the fire line was real big. >>fromuthe air. on the ground firefighters worked to put out the flames. they're currently working on structure protection and they're trying to keep the fire from crossing kenyada road and the entire road kenyada road has been evacuated at this point there are no reporting injuries. one firefighter says it could take days to contain this f

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is 70% contained this is the one burning near morgan hill. it's burned about 340 acres so far so the park fire. the evacuations have been lifted there in morgan hill but the other fire in gilroy. proving to be more difficult kron four's will tran is standing by with the latest well. >>the right now for the firefighters, their biggest challenge will be breathing. we don't see the huge flames that we saw coming here at around 4.30 to 5 o'clock in the morning. but you can see look at the hillside area you have been watching this as close as i have boots on the ground but i'm sure your monitors can pick up just how smoky the situation is and continues to smolder look at off in the distance you can see here a fare that's where it's smoldering but but an hour and a half ago he was not small during and i have video to prove it was actually on fire in this very difficult rugged terrain you can exactly drive up to it is just hillside after hillside. and you can see just how how much flames just ripping through that particular section. the hillside at

and now you can see up on the hill there. and you can still see some smoldering going on up on the hill. >>the fire is not expected to grow much larger and officials say that it will take some time though to mop up the fire because of the steep and inaccessible terrain on which is burning and again the latest we heard is that the evacuations are over but east dunn road remains closed except for local traffic. there was another smaller fire burning in that area about 10 acres and firefighters are at that scene of a grass fire over on country view drive near san jose so hopefully that one doesn't get out of hand, but it looks like it still remains small at this time live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >>well some neighbors in hayward not only had to deal with illegal fireworks they had to deal with illegal sideshows take a close look at the top. >>left corner of your screen, a viewer shared this video the location is the corner of florida and miami streets. the viewer says the fireworks and the sideshows went on

i was an experienced person on capitol hill when watergate came along. i had been there almost 10 years. i began with senator urban in 1964. when the committee was set up, i knew the ropes, the procedures, what you needed to do. just a simple thing like getting office space when you have a committee that has over 100 staff members that we put together in almost a month. imagine putting together a staff of 100 people together in a month. the way the watergate committee was set up, it was the committee in the senate that was looking into watergate. montana knewd of you could not have fragments here and there. he put all the authority in the senate watergate committee. he made senator urban the chair and made senator baker the co-chair. that is one of the marvelous things about watergate. the two of them worked together. in the beginning, they said we are going to make this thing work. we will not disagree about things in public. they did not. no hearing since watergate has ever succeeded like watergate did because you did not have to two compatible people

this evening the ceremony at christmas hill park. because of the pandemic it was livestreamed so the entire community was able to take part. speakers honored the first responders and the victims. >> we remember everyone who was in this park a year ago and ran in terror as shots tore the fabric of our community. we remember those who have been hurt and continue to feel pain. we remember those whose lives ended too soon. >> a garden honoring those lives lost now sits in the park. three rocks surrounded by a fence with 17 posts representing those who were injured. >>> the close-knit south bay community is still struggling to shake that tragic day. damian trujillo is live at christmas hill park with more. >> reporter: garvin, the da's office wrapped up that virtual ceremony about 15 minutes ago. some family members are still here talking to some of the cals. it's been a tough day for gilroy. as they've proven over and over, they are resilient. it was one year ago that the unthinkable happened in the middle of a county tradition, the gilr

can french hill outdo that? rep.'ve heard numbers smaller than that coming out of senate discussions in the areas of extending and reforming unemployment payment, continuing ppp program for small businesses, giving more guidance throw governors on how to use state and local money we sent out to all the states and dealing with the liability issue need from a real talking to teachers and superintendents, do we have the right amount of funding to get our schools open safely for both teachers and families? i don't know that it will be that large. members on both sides are working hard at looking at gaps we should try to fill as we continue to fight the virus. francine: congressman, this may be a dumb question, but from europe, i wonder when wearing a mask became so political? the u.s. is so divided in dealing with the health crisis, which is a political. what happened and how do you get on track? rep. hill: great question really. the initial problems were the mixed messages coming from dr. fauci and others, earlier in th

just about half a mile away from reed hill view airport. what we do know, no casualties or injuries were sustained by the pilot or residents in the area other than a small tree that was knocked down when the actual crash landing happened. eyewitnesses tell us the landing happened around 3:00 in the afternoon. the fire and police department came quickly onto the scene and within the hour began to process towing the plane back to the airport. the streets around the park were momentarily closed. but opened around 4:30 in the afternoon. all this interrupted. let's lis didn't come down. you heard like a boom, like a tud. that's my neighbor. his house. >> reporter: you know, terry, the pilot refused to comment when we caught up with him. he did confurthermore according to an airport security representative that we spoke to, the plane lost the power during takeoff and that was the reason for the forced landing. another person we spoke to, the president of the community association here at hillview says this isn't something that's new to the reside

on his way here to where i am on capitol hill. he -- the year he came in to congress he began to introduce legislation creating an african-american museum. every single year for 15 years to no avail and finally he got it done. and they started building it. if that is not john lewis i don't know what is. he called it persistence -- being persistent and consistent. patience, patience, patience. but power. and getting that museum built which, of course, has a lot of facts and information about his own legacy, never mind the entire african-american experience, was classic john lewis. the other thing that he had done on this route here to capitol hill, the department of justice. he made it a point to have it named after robert f. kennedy, one of the heroes in his political life who he worked for in 1968. and i should tell you here i am on capitol hill. i can see coming up independence avenue the motorcade with john lewis, the procession, about to turn in to the capitol plaza and there's a small crowd but there are people here lined up

we also know that he appears to be in his office on capitol hill. he just did an interview with a local television station from his office there. we also know that gohmert is one of a group of house republicans who tend to not wear masks, roaming the halls of capitol hill, being on the house floor. they say they are just -- they say they're not going to do it. as you mentioned gohmert had told the media earlier he would if he tested positive, but it really is emblematic of the mask wars taking place across the country that is also happening here on capitol hill, chris. >> all right, thank you. appreciate that. let's go to the white house now where during his departure for texas president trump once again defended his social media endorsement of unfounded online claims about the coronavirus. after attacking what he calls the radical left the president once again defended retweeting a debunked video claiming hydroxychloroquine can cure covid-19. trump also said he's very impressed with the controversial dr. stella emmanuel but insists at the same time

yes, this is a live look at christmas hill park.hat's where a ceremony marking the somber anniversary is about to begin. once it does, the ceremony to honor the first responders as well as the lives lost, 13-year-old kayla salazar, 6-year-old stefan romero and 25-year-old trevor irby. of course the aftermath of the shooting has been just one challenge for gilroy this year. like the rest of us, the pandemic has brought many more, but it turns out gilroy shows us the best way to face all those challenges is together. in the time of covid, when losses of all sorts are mounting, maybe we should cherish small victories more than ever. and the fact the press is still churning at gilroy's cal silk, well, that's victory for michelle pierce. >> i'm thankful. i'm thankful that, you know, the business is still afloat and we were able to make through those couple months of not working. that was rough. >> reporter: but it isn't just a good product at a good price that michelle believes kept cal silk alive these past few months, it was a good dee

fly over it today and you won‘t see bare hills.y understand that protecting the environment is not just for wildlife, it‘s their own future. they need the forest for clean air and clean water, to regulate rainfall and climate. and that programme is now in six other african countries wherejgi is studying chimpanzees. so there are large areas of forest, and the villagers are beginning to leave corridors where the chimpanzees can move from one community to another, which they must do to avoid inbreeding. so, i have great hope, but we don‘t have long to do it, and seeking funding... gombi‘s 60th this year, we were going to use the 60th anniversary for galas and to raise money, but that is all now put on hold because of covid—19. but nevertheless, i do have hope that the young people, because of this brain that‘s coming up now, finally, with ways of living in greater harmony with nature, because of the resilience of nature — give it a chance, it comes back — and because of what i call the indomitable human spirit, the people who tackle

unc chapel hill is the first state university in the country. this is a contested claim we argue with the university of georgia about. both have a claim. unc's charter came a few years later. it had already graduated a couple of classes. the university and city were founded at the same time. so, when this area was selected, there was no town or village here. there were a few neighboring farms. there was an anglican chapel on inn.ite of the carolina an auction of town lots. they understood that if the university was going to succeed, there needed to be a business around it to support businesses, places for people to live. they were in essence born on the same day. the university was chartered in 1789. the ground broke in 1793 and it was about a year and a half when the university opened. they had events on campus here. no students showed up. it took another few weeks before the student arrived. firsthe came over 100 miles off the coast of north carolina. he was the entire student body for two weeks before more students drifted onto campus. for it

we take a live look outside at the sun coming over the hills in the south bay.t's going to be smoky at times with fires burning just to the south. as we go into today we'll see our temperatures not too bad here, about normal, reaching into the low 80s. we'll talk more about the air quality and the workweek temperatures coming up next. >>> and i know we just showed you this shot. i wanted to check in again. i got an alert about something going on with the high rise westbound 92 of the san mateo bridge. traffic looks all right in the flat section. we'll give you a better report once chp gives me more information coming up. back to you. >>> well, good morning. very happy monday to you. wall street gets back to work this morning after a three-day break and a very strong jobs report. futures calling for kind of a semiirrational pop, strong trading overnight in the chinese market for their enthusiasm. these are the same markets they often claim not to trust. one way or the other positivity very high this morning. got to go all the way back to thursday's close to get t

all the evacuations have been lifted in morgan hill. the evacuations remain in place for the crews fire in gilroy so let's go there now kron four's will tran has the latest hi well. >>good morning daria more specifically along my location, this is kenyada road and they forced people along this route to evacuate yesterday because of the fire that continues to burn let me step out of the way and let me show you it took about maybe 3 miles to get to this location off of the 10th street exit and you can clearly see it's doing a lot of damage the hillside here has been charred just coming up to this location we saw firefighters along this route here on the side putting out some of the hot spots. some of the places where the fire job nothing too major, but you can clearly see how dry this location is the smoke is really making it difficult to breed so it's been a while since we've covered a wildfire. so this is a reminder. we're in wildfire season if not already pretty soon look at that it continues to burn it's going to be hard to reach thos

she says as they tried to leave, hill hit the back window.into the chamber of her handgun and pointing it at the hill family. wuestenberg eventually gets back into the minivan and she and her husband drive away. when prosecutors saw this video they charged both jillian and her husband eric with felonious assault. takelia hill's attorney said prosecutors should have done more. >> it's absolutely disgusting conduct from the defendants in this case. >> hill's attorneys also believe race played a part in this. >> they had to have an honest and reasonable belief they would sustain an injury. so where did that come from? the only thing it could have come from was her race. >> reporter: now, wuestenberg's attorney says he believes hill violated michigan's ethnic intimidation statute. wuestenberg insists that she's not a racist. eva? >> thank you for that. >>> coming up, dr. jen ashton with how covid-19 is affecting pregnant women. stay with us. >> thank you for that. sglfrj >>> dr. jen ashton with how covid-19 is affecting pregnant women. stay with

in on the real housewives of beverly hills. well listen that wasn't to put you on the spot because i don't remember any of that i remember thinking these shows are entertainment and there's real sadness in anybody's family anybody's life and i'm privy to her sadness now that's what i remember i don't remember any 3rd it is sisters will be sisters families will be families i just remember it seemed like a sweet woman and i thought you start thinking about this whole back story that's not related to the show or a young girl all of a sudden shows a precluding for something obvious and she's doing something that a young girl doesn't have to do become a breadwinner in an odd way then you get dumped out later in life and nobody thinks about all that and i just saw us and sadness in her face and the boy everybody's got their their pack to carry don't they and everybody does and i think that when the sound 1st started 10 years ago people thought oh ok well going to hell is going to be the most you know the franchise and all the suddenl

morgan hill you'll be at a high of 89 today and 84 in downtown san jose. your seven-day around they forecast looking like this we will see a mary a similar story over the next couple of days before things start to heat up once again even more so especially we're going to be inland those low 90's returning on saturday and sunday and then the mid to upper 70's around the bay and 60's at the coast james all right. thank you. rebecca, let's jump back outside want to give you a look here at the bay bridge toll plaza camera where we're seeing traffic. >>nice and light no surprise here on this early wednesday morning we've got traffic flowing smoothly from oakland to san francisco. no delays whatsoever. >>at the toll plaza or the span itself, the golden gate bridge also showing us a nice ride to 1, 1, southbound at a marine county in the san francisco have won 2 sets ahead lights maybe 3 off in the light traffic and partly any company out there as you make your way on the roads. more weather and traffic updates in a bit now let's get back to the headlines this mo

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