ity have itis thsa >> moe s lived in the years an said this was the last straw. his car was one of the last five that were broken into on almeria avenue. >> broken in, and cost me 300 bucks. that's a bad neighborhood. now it's like campbell soup. >> campbell has enjoyed the reputation of being one of the more affluent parts of santa clara county but now it has its share of urban pr homeless encampment next to highway 17 as a hotspot. neighbors estimate that 20 to 30 people live in the camp and while no one can say if they are responsible for the car break-ins, they have caused other problems. dd ght anburnt down. t ves next and says this rebuilt fences the only thing separating him from what is going on on the other side. >> the city of campbell will do nothing, caltrans says they will put you on the list. >> caltrans has suspended the clearing of encampments because of the pandemic and campbell police say they've responded to numerous enforcement actions over the years but they say this is a difficult problem to solve. the police captain did commit to increase p

and let me thank wilbur jones who has championed the cause of world war ii heritage ities, wilbur, thanku. thank you, wilbur. great job. great job. so wilbur, you know a lot of people wanted this, right? so you are just a tough cookie. you got it. number one. number one in the nation. i want to thank wilbur. that's great. i also want to recognize the heroes who saved american freedom. and i've known some of them since i've been in office. i've seen them. and there they are. here today is my good friend who i just left and he was in the oval office with me at the white house. woody williams. 75 years ago, woody showed fearless courage as a marine in the battle of iwo jima. you are amazing. president trump:: i promise them is would not tell that he's 97 years old. i promise. i'll tell you, he's 100% sharp. he's 100% sharp. i know a 78-year-old that's not so sharp and he's 97. and he's 100%. this has nothing to do with that. 78's young. depends on who's 78. that's all. he's 97. i said man, you are something. and physically in great shape. he bread -- destroyed enemies with machine guns, pos

itis still a risk asset and tends to move alongside moves in stocks.ow,are holding firm right though spreads. the selloff is not being driven just by change in outlook or economic outlook, more about technicals in the stock market. iswe all know, stock overvalued at the moment. there is a program overnight that drags down initially. reboundernoon's certainly supports the theory that it is probably not that fundamental in nature. caroline: to a certain degree, what are you hearing from analyst notes the impact again and again about how long volatility could last. seen very you have little -- the trading range has been very narrow. when you look at what u.s. treasuries are up to. goldman sachs saying, you will see ranges of price swings intolly pushed out december. katie: more and more of that. when we start to see contracts exist for the november 3. you could see election volatility sort of post volatility into year end. we are not just dealing with november 3. a're dealing with the lady of contested election, delayed result. theave the pandemic and pro

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of course the leisure and hospite ity sector lost most jobs and has regained the most, jot they there still 4.4 million down from their peak in f ruary and thatally gives you a sense of even as we reopen how much it is ae strug for restaurant and bars to be still need to socially distance, the same is true of hotels. that is ally what the moral of the story is, those hardest hit, the low wage jobs hardest hit are the hard toast bring back, and of course there are still many workers working from home or they are at home and being paid, but not worki. those workers, 11.4 percent of the unemployed, those workers are important, of the employed are important because they are the fmost vulnerabl additional layoffs as we go into the fall. and that includes hirghway wok, high wage workers as well, even though low wage workers continue to get get he hit the hardest noand women have sort ot even come back into the labor force. we got a nice uptick in labor force participation but it wasn't by women because of course their kids arestill online and at home, and that makes it harder for them tohe

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itis a bully, so he's can come out with his bullying thatcs and it is just sad america -- the people in this country are so ignorant that they had the nerve to vote for someone like this crazy man. this man is totally out of his mind. host: when it comes to chris wallace, was the previous caller brought up, this is a quote attributed to him saying mr. wallace wants to be as invisible as possible as a moderator. goes on to say one of these two people will be president and my job is to be as invisible as possible. i'm trying to get them to engage give them a sense of why i want to vote for one instead of the other. jason inr from virginia, a supporter of president trump. caller: thanks for having me. i fully support the president and i think the media's three or four years of gas lighting has not worked against the american people. his bases all -- has only expanded. if you look across the country for the primary, in most states where there was a primary for a republican, donald trump got more votes than all the democrats combined. for me that was a sign he was ahead. i think the democ

even with the slight seabreeze,i ity much e thuray and frid low pressure system moves closer.brings rain to the pacific northwest. oregon is dealing with massive wildfires. they are going to get some relief. it will usher in the stronger seabreeze and that means a bit of improving air quality as we look to the end of the workweek. as we head into the weekend, another change. the load drops east. an offshore wind event kicks off for us for critical fire weather conditions. we are watching all of this very closely. because of the smoke, we have seasonal temperatures to below average. mid-80s in livermore. mid-70s in san jose. mid-60s for san francisco. there we go with that extended forecast. we will see a little bit of improvement with our air quality as we head through thursday and friday. then, drying, gusty offshore winds with a high fire danger again as we look to the weekend. >>> with the poor air quality, we know many of you have questions about how this will affect your health. if you have a question you want us to ask a doctor, post your questions on twitter, facebook,

help state and local governments set polity and they will use these destructive fires as a research ity tohelp prevent loss of property and loss of life in the future. in san jose, kpix5. >>> air quality is still an issue, even as the fire crews are starting to boost those containment levels, it is going to push and pull, different factors that play because as they gradually contain the fires and they burn themselves out there is less smoke and the atmosphere of the overall weather pattern is keeping the smoke that is in place just trapped. high-pressure mean sinking your overhead and that is pushes all of it on the ground and constantly concentrated to air quality will be an issue. but we are going to see some changes as we head into labor day weekend, you are probably not going to love them because that area of high pressure section are going to strengthen, chips around a little bit and get centered over the four corners area, that means it is going to be hot around here. we talking temperatures into the 80s around the bay, into the 70s along the coast, and triple digit heat, father i

about destroyiy the silo mentality and institutionsns, whicich is thath ministry is hahanging on to ititurf and not try to refuse t the crdrdinatn. >> reporter: ito says some of prime minister abe's policies remain largely unfinished and that the next administration should try to complete these agendas while implementing widespread reform. >>> officials att japan's dokom are giving more details, indicatiting the scale of an e-money scam. they've so far confirmed that the equivalent of $240,000 have been stolen from bank accounts linked to docomo's cashless payment service. someone withdrew the money 120 times from accounts at 11 banks. the illegal withdraws began in october last year. the stolen money was suspepecte to buyuy cig reieit s arettes a household appliances. those transactions were also througugh docomo's service. then it was sold for cash. the service allows people who register their bank account information to make purchases and transfer money. someone signed up with the service a and linked it with ba accounts of the victims. >>> the japanese government plans to expand cat

i drove fr san ity was mateo county up through san francisco to just and smoke ano quality was the 400that's parts per million index which means there's a lot of all around nevado they're not too many people out and about folks are tryi ta grocery store and talked to one guy who says he's really y. n struggling with all of >>can't do much about it. i have pulmonary issues from v a i've got to be very careful. very careful so i i stay inside. like i said have a filter. for inside the house. and this seems to do the job. i don't use it wish. g house. you know just normally would would come in. >>at this point we don't know when the air is going to clear up if you have to go outside make sure that you're wearin a mask and use a od mask one that's fitted n 95 is particularly good. also you can go to kron 4 dot com to quality in your area. but for now in ifford kron 4 news. >>but here's a look at e air quality across the bay as we speak this map here purple dot quality index s with a ded scal areas i best where it's considered safe in air polone to norisk. the ylo that san fr the north bay

a top-secret meeting between the president and his national his ity advisors and o'brien, after they received a briefing from i theelligence community, he says, mr.pr ident, this virus will be the biggest threatthe biggest national security threat toenour pres. his deputy, matt sottingerps in. pottinger hadeen a wall street journal reporter in china for seve years. compiled a very good record. new chinese doctors covered the 2003 sars endemic and knew that the chinese leeled lied. pottinger had sources inside china. we know as journalists, having a key, informed source can make all the difference. had a key source and laid it out. when i read i about this may, i realized that he was not telling ute american people ahe truth about this. as he told me, he was playing it down, playing it down. it is a tragedy for the country, for trump personally, for the republican party. robert: bob, let's pause there becaus you used a word that's so critical. truth. margaret, you interviewed national security advisor roberr n in that same period. on february in "face the nation" he toldat then not to

i think cdc is really focused on getting >> well, iti think going to be a pic player, not only are there issues and access, insurance, private care phician, to center thatis distributing these vaccines, but there has been centuries of st mistecause of early experiences with clinical research. i was on the radithe other day, and an african-american man called in and said there's no way he's going toget the vaccine, or give his family the vaccine because tuskegee, i think that really hit home to th me idea that we have a lot to undo before we reach particular communities of color. >> yvonne, even if a safe and effecte vaccine is soon developed, does that mean the virus going togo away, will itstill remain with us? >> we don't really know the answer to that question, but i think judging fr what we know about the current coronavirus is and there are seven human coronavirus is, for which cause normal cold and have en around with us for a long time. i can tell you that those d viruses return re-invite people over and over again. so, there is some evidence of immunity, but it doesn't last the q

to move iti. disempower. car dealer benyamin dad it says a timid buzz just doesn't do it for him he loves the full throated growl and roar of $500.00 horsepower. fuel. that's just part of it for many people with. the big engine big sound great sound bite. that means performance passion fun behind the wheel when everything good and exciting about driving as you head into the sunset in your sports car to move on and going fast. but how can a letter vehicles be fitted with a truly authentic sounding fake sound. in this we're going 151617 kilometers an hour the noise is minimal i'm going to tweak the sound quality. i've just boosted the higher frequencies. the new e.u. regulations says new electric cars will have to be equipped with an acoustic vehicle alerting system which makes a sound at low speed interior reversing. the. it's not that the e.u. wants to make the world sound better and cooler for us all it's about safety so you have to be able to hear if an electric car is just 10 meters away heading out you ar

ity. 72n oaklandit m of upper 70s and low 80s for the north bay and a little bit warmer, farther to the north. even there, the smoke is having an impact obhow much temperatures warm up. as the storm system moves in, it's going to cool temperatures off. upper 70s inland on friday. then we warm back up with hopefully unobstructed sunshine as we head through the weekend. we'll keep you updated through the rest of the week. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. why jon gruden wants carr to leave his wife alone. and a pair of newcomers lead the way for the as in smoky, smoky seattle. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪♪ou n ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> much ado about the air quality at levi stadium yesterday. you know who wasn't in seattle tonight? 284 and the as and mariners still managed to fit in a doubleheader in that air. guys were wearing those heavy duty masks in the outfield. as starter blew a 5-1 lead. 5-4 mariners with the long home run in the 5th. seattle won the game 6-5. it seemed there was more frustration about th

but there is good news for this loin the recast, itis different weird. right to by the stadium today, nothing but smoke. >> they kick off their home opener under hazy skies, the unusual start to an already weird season. thank you for joining us. we will get our unhealthy air quality in just a moment but first, we want to begin with raking news, multiple people were likely exposed to fentanyl on the golden gate bridge. chp responded to the scene just afternoon after reports of a driver swerving on the bridge. and crashing on the alexander offramp. the driver was reportedly passed out. authorities to say that is when officer tried to put the car in park but collapsed after he was overcome by some sort of chemical. authorities administered narcan on the officer. he is expected to be okay, and all seven people were exposed including five law enforcement officers, a tow truck driver, and the driver found in the car. we have a crew on the scene will bring you a live report coming up at 6:00. >>> the bad air, a live look outside today marks 20, look at that com

. >> wekthe air ity not going to change dramatically day by day peer there are some fluctuations hour by hour, right now some of the least bad air quality is right over san francisco and oakland. it's been this way for the past several days in the north bay downwind of santa rosa into napa and fairfield and concord have been seeing the smoke towards them, it depends on which direction the wind shifts. even a little 10 degree shift can push it around for a bit. it's the same general story, poor air quality and that will be something we have to deal with the rest of this week. current wins in the 15 to 20 mile-per-hour range. not overly breezy but bay area standards, not mixing rum the atmosphere very well. it does kind of push the smoke at least a little bit. and other spare the air day for air quality for everyone across the board. unhealthy folks with severe asthma. but they're going to be times when the air quality is a little bit worse in the north bay locations the tri-valley and starting off the day we will get into the details of tomorrow'sfew minutes. >> fire crews are worried

would agree that you could take up position but in her world where the vast moral consensus of the tire ity of humanity he's against racism and recognizes racism then he's perfectly just what happens when there is an individual competitor in some sport who doesn't agree with a moral consensus who does hold racist or homophobic or sexist views are you going to let him or her express those views it a free society that you have free to say what they like if they do express them you're unhappy really that their well detail will face the moral condemnation of the past majority of people a new day to making a career decision when he joins you do a little on soul so you can see action and so he looks you know we don't you're not to notice. this is not in a way really being in a station let's get away from the hypothetical thing that let's take the case of israel folau who express comma phobic views are you going to say you're comfortable with an individual exercising his freedom of speech to pronounce these kind of use and let's face it the guy he's influential he's got a certain type of or thora

on that day, more than 400 first responders gave their lives, including 23 new york ity police officers, 37 port authority workers, and 343 new york city firefighters. today we honor their extraordinary sacrifice and every first responder who keeps america safe. with us today is david, a retired chicago police officer and a current officer of the navy reserves. on 9/11, he drove from chicago to ground zero. as david says, while the sights and smells of working at ground zero will forever be etched in my mind, what is more profound is the way this country came together afterwards. the police officers and firemen were revered as the heroes they truly are. the military was appreciated in a matter not seen in decades and common people found new meaning in values like friendship, kindness, and selflessness. thank you, david. such beautiful words. and thank you to every member of law enforcement who risks their lives to ensure our safety and uphold our peace. this morning we also remember the 183 people who were killed in and the remarkable service members who crawl through the brace -- the b

a great measure ity want to push sunshine and sunshine new games. russia and all the reason to to put a new wave of sunshine honestly it's not because in germany somebody would be put in. the government office the americans guarantee and they seem to the exactly the same seem to get some shouted we sought and we proved without any if the dance that the government is involved in this drama could be very critical and who has interests to make a new steps in the tension between russia and europe nobody nobody that's why i since we must stay very quiet in this moment we must have the result of in this investigation and number any surprise that when somebody takes us immediately without any evidence and you wave of sanctions why if it is not to fuel the tension and to use this drama it put it to go to reason just to delve into some earlier points you made the the russian prosecutor general's office sais that it has sent a request to germany for a full information on the vileness test results do you expect berlin to comply with that request and share what

have to retreat or launch an offensive but we must be prepared for more difficult and long to still ities both armenian leaders and the as there by john the leaders have been blaming each other for the escalation for instigating this conflict the warring parties here make no distinction if it's the light of day or the darkness of night it seems the fighting doesn't stop for a minute and well we will be staying here bringing you all the latest including from the front lines. well fighting in the going to come about has been escalating with both sides reporting increasing civilian and military casualties amid violent clashes. i am going to car back is one of several border disputes left over from the collapse of the soviet union the republic seceded from azerbaijan in 1988 and declared itself independent however the enclave predominantly populated by armenians is not why did recognized as an independent state. we all journalists from international media organizations are waiting for permission to enter and report from azerbaijan among them our correspondent who's currently in turkey. well t

easy, itis not often does not fit the mold of public opinion and it does not conform to shifting standards that answers only to the facts and to the law, we simply act on emotion or outrage, it is no justice. justice.ce is no justice sought just becomes revenge." i heard that, i said, write that down for me because i think it is a terrific statement. he's handling it very well. you know who he is. i think everyone now knows who he is. i will be speaking to the governor. we have a call scheduled to make shortly with the governor. i understand he has called up the national guard, which is a good thing. i think it is a positive thing. any follow-up on your supreme court nominee? it's highly unlikely any democrats will vote for the nominee, if and when it comes to a vote, giveno the posture of the candidates. that's a safe assumption. but on that point, would you want to nominate someone on the confirmation to be appellate court brought bipartisan support, or move forward someone whose confirmation fell along party lines? >> i can't tell you what's going to happen with the democrats. i can say

territorial dispute has seen its most serious flare up since a truce was established in 1904 with a still ities now into their 3rd day violence erupted between the nations of armenia and azerbaijan one sunday morning with both laying claim to the new gorno karabakh region. well reports are now coming in from the disputed area about air strikes being carried out there our correspondent dan of was currently in the capital of nagorno-karabakh tells us an air raid sirens can be heard across the city locals have also been advised to take cover in their basements he gave us the latest instapundit the capital of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region this morning began with the sounds of explosions and air raid sirens and unmanned drone was shot down we saw the famed smoke above the mountains which are right behind me the military has told me it was a small drone but size is not of the essence here apparently such small you avi's are actually even deadlier than the large ones because they are designed to specifically eliminate large groups of people they're designed to target personnel not vehicles or m

that public sentiment within both countries could have played a part in the sudden outbreak of still ities. well one big problem here is that on both sides popular opinion is highly mobile and so you have a situation that you have approximately a 1000000 people in azerbaijan who are refugees from armenia you have hundreds of thousands of people in armenia who fled from azerbaijan and so we have a situation where there's pressure from the public for standing up for the national interest remember in the renewal of the conflict back in july when it burst out again there were big demonstrations of who attacking the president earlier for not being robust enough and on the other side in armenia the prime minister. knows to talk to power by the street 2 years ago and if you see not to be robust sticking up from your interests he can place protests too so we have a problem that it's not simply politicians playing power games with us going on of course but it's also that there is a an animosity between 2 groups of christian armenians muslims or is with this history of conflict which has left bitter