james bridge, bbc news. what a rest. james bridge, bbc news. what a lovely reception she got there.e goal of the season? scored by a dog on the football pitch. posted by a league in chile, go hungry hound race is on to score and sniff the chance of an eye for goal there. behind the defence to convert the cross he sends the cloud and the players barking mad. i'm not sure quite what the goalkeeper was doing never tell you what, it looks like the dog was offside there. if you look at some offside there. if you look at some of the comments on social media they are all saying the doc is more goals than arsenal this year so there we go. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. most of us had a fine day on monday. lots of sunshine and i would dose of summer heat is on the way as temperatures are expected to hit 31 degrees and one or two spots. not quite so hot for most of us but i think in the midlands it is when we are really going to feel the heat. in the short term it is quite on the weather front across england and wales. a little bit more down. morning temper

bridge. a little under 14 as you're heading across towards the peninsula. darya james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.19. is the time national headlines this morning. we have the biden administration asking congress for billions of dollars in emergency funding to address natural disaster. yeah. this comes after the president just toured the damage from hurricane ida yesterday. >> let's go to kron four's, washington, dc correspondent reshad hudson for more high was shot. >> good morning, james and darya well toward that storm damage president biden pointed to extreme weather events as a need for massive infrastructure spending as well as addressing climate change. >> we can get you help now president biden toured the devastating damage left behind by hurricane ida in new york and new jersey on tuesday telling those communities the federal government has their back. the president's visit comes after he approved a disaster declaration for those states. clearing the way for officials to access federal relief funding to aid recovery efforts were going look a

caltrans is working on a project that will keep ramps coming off the bay bridge closed. ktvu jamestells us about the crash that triggered these repairs. if you're coming from the east bay or even parts of san francisco that are close to the bay bridge. this construction won't just bother you today. but all weekend long. westbound 80 headed toward northern san francisco will be a tougher track this weekend. caltrans working on replacing a guard wheel on a ramp headed toward dortmund, one, a 11 of the busiest lanes in the bay area is now closed. this ramp carries a lot of traffic. and so the cars that would normally drive on this ramp now have to go to other ramps to get to their destinations in san francisco. and those ramps aren't as big they don't carry as much traffic. caltrans says. a semi truck smashed into the guard rail last october. that's what's prompting these repairs and closures today. more than 2000 cars. an hour will now be redirected. it's important that we fix it. it's concrete, so it has to set and that's why it takes a whole weekend to fix it. but when it's back in

crockett down towards the maze about 19 minutes with its lowest spot right there along the bay bridge starting james right. thank you very much. rea tonight 50's the time happening today we have lawmakers returning to sacramento for their final week of the california legislative session. and ashley zavala has a preview. now what they're going to be focusing on here in the final stretch. >> state lawmakers have until the end of the day, friday to pass or kill hundreds of proposals, including a last minute request from governor gavin newsome with 4 days to go in the legislative session. governor gavin newsome. late friday requested to use 60.0. 7 million dollars in state funds to help afghan refugee arrivals in california. the proposal is backed by democratic legislative leaders and has bipartisan support. it's great that he wants to do this. republican assemblyman devon mathis served in the military for 10 years. completing 2 tours in the middle east. he supports newsom's proposal and author to house resolution urging the biden administration to get americans in afghanistan home along with afghan par

, but a 45 minute drive as you're heading in the park and the golden gate bridge. 28 minutes traveling into the city daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get you a big story out of lafayette where they're dealing with a tragedy, a crossing guard was struck and killed while helping kids across the street from stanley middle school neighbors. >> shocked by what happened. but oddly not surprised either. they say speeding has become a big problem in that area. proffers camila barco live in front of the school this morning and camilla last time we checked students. we're arriving behind you. >> yeah, well, they're currently in the classroom. and after that we spoke to the superintendent who tells us that there are counselors on scene for those students who may have witnessed what happened or who may just need someone to talk to now. this morning. many of those students are offering their condolences as you see right here, there's a memorial set up outside whete the incident happened and many of them were seen carrying flowers and dropping them off before school started this is video of drop off this morning

sandra fell bridge or the golden gate daryn. james, back to you a lot, right. it's 6.22. and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. the millennium tower is still. >> chilled thing and sinking even though they've been trying to fix it. so now what? 6.25 and san francisco's slimming tower of the millennium tower is still leaning and sinking. >> and now city leaders say a project that was designed to fix it actually made the towers sink more faster. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says that the building has gone down several inches in the past 5 years. and he's now calling for special hearing to understand why this is happening and how to stop it. >> particularly in the wake of the building collapse in florida. i have very serious concerns about what is going with the facts on this project. and frankly, i'm very worried that. >> our department of building inspection is outgunned and does not have the internal supervisor. the supervisor peskin is calling for outside evaluation of the problem. this latest project has cost the city of san francisco about a 100 millio

james, it sounds as though the us president is going to have a significant amount of bridge building to do. but what else is he going to be doing in terms of foreign relations? and the subjects you were talking about there. well, it's going to be a very important day for president joe biden. he is literally on the world stage, the 76 session of the un general assembly opened in the last minute. and the one of the key speakers coming up is president joe biden. this is always a very important moment for us president, addressing the leaders of the world, 193 countries represented in the general assembly hall. but clearly number one, this is his 1st time here in new york as president, he's been to the un many, many times. and so he will be setting out his stall in terms of foreign policy. now we've looked at several months ago. i think the message would be pretty simple, it would have been america's back. multilateralism is back, this is a change from the trump era. busy this is an america the allies contrast. that message is a much harder cell. now the pipes, it was just a few weeks ago

bridge. we are seeing delays along on a one darya. james, back to you. >> time to winners and losers with our financial expert. rob black. hi, rob. darren, how are you today. well, i'm good. i'm wondering how the markets are what you consider this last day of september. going to be a boom or a bust. >> bust september's down 3.4% for the month. it's typically doubt about less than one percent. so it's typically a bad month. but this is a really bad month. stocks are trading a little mix today. congress is doing need. in the congress does not get along and it's creating little bit of stress on the debt ceiling on the budget on government shutdowns. hopefully it's all resolved by the night. but wall street still stressed by that weekly jobless claims in weekly jobless claims. i e you're fired. came in a little higher than expected. not that big of a deal. but when you mix in the government shutdown. it's a little stressful sped bath beyond places you and i probably shopped at numerous times. i love throw pillows down 25% supply chain issues. w

checking on the drive time of the san mateo bridge a little under 18 starring james, back to you.thanks a lot of rain 32. and today in the south of the blockbuster fraud trial of elizabeth holmes gets underway in san jose holmes is the founder and former ceo of theranos a blood-testing startup. >> she's accused defrauding investors and patients. millions of dollars kron four's will tran live for us in san jose will you had some new developments here moments ago. yes, she walked in about 10 minutes ago. the trial is expected in 25 minutes from now. and you can see the long line behind me. there are potential jurors. >> the media looking to come in seats will be limited because they have to be social distance. this story has made not just local news. it's made national and possibly even international news. look at all the media. we just got her walking in the show you the video. this is elizabeth holmes. she's been back and forth for the past couple of weeks for jury selection. but today is the official beginning of her trial and you could see she was surrounded with her excuse me,

in contrast a series of bridges were designed to cross over the tidal estuaries which flood from the james river and these were designed in modern concrete so that when you looked down the roadway you would see colonial style bridges but if you looked out your car window as you were driving along the road you would see modern concrete style bridges. here is a view of one of those bridges. we can see this streamlined modern forms. we talked about modern architecture and the idea of the machine. these bridges were paired down simple to reflect the machine age and if we think about the curves on this lovely chevy and the curves here we can certainly think about those two designs being similar perhaps. in addition the creeks were all demar dated, significant historic sights were dee mark dated with signage as well. very much this experience of driving through the wooded uplands along the rivers out across tidal mmarshes, a beautiful drive. on a much larger scale was the blue ridge parkway. the blue ridge parkway was conceptualized as a way to connect shenandoah and great smoky mountains nation

bridge. thousands of migrants mostly haitians living in squallers like james tillis says he left his home countryn chile in 2015. >> reporter: he said someone assaulted him in haiti and shot at his aunt. two months ago they started the track to the united states. >> reporter: are you saying the route is open to enter the united states, what does it mean? family and friends he says. the border is open? >> yes. >> reporter: tillis' voice breaks as he talks about his family. because you are suffering. food is hard to come by and the weather is tough to bare. >> reporter: if you look closely, you will see these are men and women and children and i see pregnant women and infants. >> reporter: a surge of 600 agents and officer and other personnel. why del rio and why now? what does your intelligence tell you? >> reporter: certainly what happens this time is that number double and triple relatively quickly. >> reporter: and to expedite processing and removal flights of haiti increase. word about this is spreading quickly under the bridge. >> you don't want to return to haiti, it's difficult you say. ro

out of richmond and you can still see the water there on the san mateo bridge a little under 15 minutes for that commute. starring jamesck to you. thanks a lot for 1831 in the east bay. thoughts and prayers continue to pour in for the school crossing guard who was killed in lafayette, 45 year-old ashley ds lost his life protecting children from oncoming. >> an oncoming car after school let out prof forcefully to call spoke with some of his closest friends. >> philip hose friendship with 45 year-old. ashley d has spanned 35 years. and phil says his buddy was a good man with a big laugh and personality who was taken far too soon. it couldn't happen to a nicer family. >> our person. >> and. >> i just hope that some good comes out of this at the very least philip and those who knew ashley will spread the word about how special he was described as inclusive and selfless epitomized by his final act. >> pushing kids out of the way of a car wednesday afternoon outside stanley middle school in lafayette. ashley was working his second day as a crossing guard. that's when he ended up pinned underneath the car. and later dying at

in contrast, a series of bridges were designed to cross over the title estuaries, which flood from the james river, and these were designed in modern concrete so that when you looked down the roadways, we will see colonial style bridges, but if you look at your car window as you were driving along the road, you would see modern concrete style bridges. here's a view of one of those bridges. we can see this kind of streamlined modern forms we talked last week about modern architecture, and the idea of the machine. these bridges were pared down, simple, to reflect the machine h, and if we think about the curves on this lovely chevy and the curves here, we sort of think about those two designs being similar, perhaps. in addition, the creeks were all demarcated, significant historic sites were demarcated with interpretive signage as well. so very much this experience of driving through the wouldn't of plans along the rivers, always across short tidal marshes and, a beautiful drive between these two historic sites. on a much larger scale was the blue ridge parkway. the blue ridge parkway was conce

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bridge a little under 13. no issues here that i'm tracking it all, daryn. james, back to you. thank you. ray is 5. '06 in the breaking news overnight. the u.s. supreme court chooses. >> not to block that new texas law that bans almost all abortions. it was a 5 to 4 ruling with chief justice john roberts joining the court's 3 liberal members in dissent. the texas law bans abortions once doctors can detect a heartbeat which is usually around 6 weeks. but that's earlier than most women even know that they're pregnant. kareen wynter has the latest. >> this is one of the most extreme abortion bans in the country. one that's already being challenge in the nation's highest federal court senate bill 8 known as a texas heartbeat act. now law prohibits abortions after about 6 weeks of pregnancy. critics argue the law greeley restrict women's access to abortion in the lone star state that overwhelming majority of people who you can work session. well, not be able to in texas we're estimating that 85% of patients in texas and seek abortion appointments will be. >> not able to the new law prohibits n

the of the bay bridge will have more on your traffic because it's pretty slow at this hour. but daryn, jamesll right. back to our team coverage of the wildfires and the caldor fire that's burning in el dorado county and getting really close to south lake tahoe. >> it's already done a lot of damage and it's grown it has. and you can see firefighters there in the video doing what they can to protect the thousands of homes that are still threatened. >> this morning as of this morning, the fire now stands at 200, 10,000 acres containment. now up 25 per cent. so some new numbers to share with you. unfortunately, both are all still keeping an eye on it as it's moving northeast to the nevada border fire crews trying to save what they can. >> and juggle the difficult terrain that they're in right now. richard sharpe has more on the effort. >> good morning from south lake tahoe. one of the things i've noticed from here in town is it is colder this morning that it has been the past couple of days. that is good news. for firefighters and this was evident in some of the fire activity overnight as we wer

the dunbar bridge recovering from an earlier accident that was 84 westbound here near the mid span. we're going to have more on your traffic on this tuesday daryn. james you. thanks right. so september is hunger action month and kron 4 news in our partner company. next. star's teaming up with. >> feeding america. the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization. yeah, that's something that we do. and here in the bay area. there are many organizations trying to and food insecurity. and this situation is spiked dramatically during the pandemic. kron four's morning. kelly takes a look. >> we decided to go because i lost my job. san jose resident, susan castellano says she found herself out of work when thenbay area shut down back in 2020. the 34 year-old list of her 13 year-old daughter. 6 year-old son as well as her mother and stepfather, her stepfather was able to keep his job working for a landscaping company, but his paycheck could not stretch far enough for all of them in high price luck on valley. the family struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bank. >> having tha

james bond far as she's in charge. a first possible blackjames bond with interest. page from bridge attorneys the latest.his movie, we have lost roger moore in 2017 and sean conneryjust a little over a year ago. there is a poignancy here. an out daniel craig, a poignancy watching him leave and whoever they get has big shoes to fill.— big shoes to fill. pete who has “ust big shoes to fill. pete who has just watched _ big shoes to fill. pete who has just watched that _ big shoes to fill. pete who has just watched that new - big shoes to fill. pete who has just watched that new james l just watched that new james bond film. now time for the sports news. we will start in paris. lionel messi scored his first goal for his new club, psg, defeating manchester city. it is this first appearance since leaving barcelona. just a city had seven shots on target. to see him score — seven shots on target. to see him score in _ seven shots on target. to see him score in the _ seven shots on target. to see him score in the opening, - seven shots on target. to see | him score in the opening, with the opening team, sometimes

apparently, lebron james criticizing donald trump was a bridge too far. and dribble, the phrase you just heard from laura ingraham, but when an athlete has a message conservatives like, totally different story. we told you yesterday about what's going on inside the nba. a league that boasts a very impressive and positive 90% vaccination rate among players. but there is a vocal minority of players, it includes super stars and their vaccine skeptics. conservatives are very happy to exploit their skepticism. among them, one senator ted cruz who declared he stands with kyrie irving and other players with similar concerns, using the hashtag, unironically, your body, your choice. let's bring in jemele hill and dr. peter hotez, codirector of the center for vaccine development at texas children's hospital, dean at the school of tropical medicine and i will give you one more title, tip of the spear for dealing with disinformation. tell me what your take is on the unvaccinated players or the of voicing their concerns and skepticism about the safety of the covid vac

bridge. there is a crash north of here. we'll show you that. traffic is about the same volume i would imagine. jamesnd bill cowher welcoming you back to the midnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. he's reaching... but he pushes it away! he's approaching a plate of iced cookies... he blows right by 'em oh the fridge looks like he's headed for the soda. wait! he jukes left! grabs the water bottle now he's just gotta get out of there. look what dropped from the sky! don't do it dennis. that's the way you execute a midnight snack run. stand up to cancer and rally want you to reduce your risk for cancer, go to takeahealthystand.org. . >>> it's about ten minutes to 5:00 right now. take a look out this window this morning. that is the bay bridge and we can see it so some of the smog may be cleared out right at this point. vianey is track where it is headed and how long we could see smog in our forecast. we also want to get a clear picture at what's happening in business and tech. >> good morning. i'm contessa brewer. stocks are set to open mixed after the dow slipped friday before the three

going up there and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge about 29 minutes traveling into the city this morning. daryn. jamesu. thank you. raise some 48 in the there's growing controversy around the opening of a new temporary parking site intended. >> for people who live in our v's in san jose kron four's. rob fladeboe takes a look. >> this was the scene in north san jose on tuesday as residents of the renaissance drive in vista, montana neighborhoods staged a protest in front of a proposed new temporary site for recreational vehicles whose owners are homeless owned by the city of san jose, the site here at 71 vista, montana. we'll offer safe parking sanitation and other services for up to about 20 people living in rvs. the current plan calls for the site to remain open for 9 months as the rv dwellers transition to longer term parking the location, though, isn't a mostly residential neighborhood with a playground and a school nearby residents opposed to the plan insist the city did not give adequate notice of the plan and were not included in the planning process which they say lacked transparency. they want

bridge. thousands of migrants, mostly haitians, say officials, living in squalor like james who says he left his home country for chile in 2015 with his life and two children. >> he says that someone assaulted him in haiti and someone shot at his aunt. >> reporter: two months ago, they started the trek to the united states. >> you say the route is open to enter in the united states. what does that mean? family, friends, he says? the border is open? >> reporter: his voice breaks as he talks about his family. >> why is it so painful? because you're suffering. he says food is hard to come by, and the weather is tough to bear. if you look closely you'll see that these are men, women, children. i see pregnant women, infants. >> reporter: border patrol's top cop announcing this weekend a surge of 600 agents, officers and other personnel. >> why del rio? why now? >> traditionally because of word of mouth. certainly what happened this time is that number doubled and tripled relatively quickly. >> reporter: and to expedite processing, removal flights to haiti have increased, said border patrol. and w

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bridge. thousands of migrants mostly haitians say officials living in squalor like james who says he left hishis wife and two children. and they started the trek to the united states. >> you say the route is open. what does that mean, family friends? [ speaking spanish ] >> the border is open? >> si. >> his voice breaks as he talks about his family. >> why is it so painful? [ speaking spanish ] >> because you're suffering. >> he says food is hard to come by and the weather is tough to bear. >> if you look closely, you'll see that these are men, women, children. i see pregnant women. infants. >> border patrol's top cop announcing this weekend a surge of 600 agents, officers, and other personnel. why del rio? why now? >> traditionallies is because of word of mouth. certainly what happened this time is that number doubled and then tripled relatively quickly. >> and to expedite processing, removal flights to haiti have increased, says border patrol. and word about this is spreading quickly under the bridge. >> you don't want to return to haiti? too difficult, you say? were the immigration waiting

we'll leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes daryn. james51. is the time the nfl season is now underway. forty-niners kicking off their first game on the road sunday morning they'll be facing the detroit lions and we know that head coach kyle shanahan, a quarterback, jimmy g will be commanding the offense on defense. however, the man in charge in the new is the new defensive coordinator. academic orion's. he has his players including linebacker fred warner ready to take on the lions offense. >> just because the state says it'3 bigger. it's it's regular season. let's make this huge deal. >> no, it's going to be exact the lines were off offer us know that a lot of turnover over there. so kind of, you know, see things go in 1st half. but just quarterly. >> dimicco says the kickoff for sunday's game between niners in lines at 10 o'clock in the morning on sunday. it's an early one raiders will start their season monday night against the baltimore ravens and the whole season started last night. last night and tommy, one tampa bay bucs. they beat t

other things, roads, bridges, transit, wastewater, lead pipes, airport, and broadband which i think his constituents want. with that i yield three minutes to the majority whip, james clyburn. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. clyburn: thank you very much, mr. speaker, and mr. chairman, on your leadership on this very important piece of legislation. the infrastructure investment in jobs act will make chris cal investments, not just in roads and bridges but this legislation will also invest in transit, rail, electric, vehicles, charging stations, electric buses, airports, ports, water, energy, environmental remediation and high speed broadband internet. i will focus on this last category, the $65 billion for broadband. millions of americans are not connected to the internet. in my home state of south carolina, nearly one in 10 households lack access to an internet connection and even more cannot afford service. as a result, they didn't work remotely and cannot access telehealth. the internet is as substantial to the 21st century as electricity was to the 20th century and far too many americans are left out and why i work clo

let's get a look at the san mateo bridge a little under 14 minutes as you head across towards the peninsula. darya james to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 6.49 is the time president biden is defending his decision to end the war in afghanistan. but republicans on capitol hill want an investigation into the evacuation and are demanding the president resign over it. kelli meyer has the latest now from dc. >> good morning. president biden says he believes this is the best decision for america. americans remain in afghanistan after the 2 week evacuation and republicans say the president should be held accountable. it's time to look to the future. >> and the past. president joe biden is shifting focus back to america after bringing the 20 year war in afghanistan to an end. it was time to end this war. the president took full responsibility for the decision, but also says he was following through with an agreement made by the previous administration with the taliban to remove troops by may. first of this year. i was not going to extend this forever. war. and i was not extending forever exit before repub

james, back to you. all right. thank you, camila. >> so as we take a quick break here. will share with you once again. live pictures from the golden gate bridge. our breaking news story right now. all northbound traffic at a complete standstill because of an earlier protest and demonstration on the span southbound lanes are open but traffic is only getting biden trickle. that's the commute direction. lots to follow with this state to have the very latest coming up in just a minute. >> some probably want to know is an open net is an open net is open and no, is not. no golden gate bridge northbound from san francisco in marin county. still, as you can see the cars on the right hand side of the screen have not moved an inch but on the left side, which is the commute direction. marine county into san francisco is now open. yeah. but traffic is getting by the scene at a trickle. in fact, here's another perspective. it's the left towtr, the south tower that. >> golden gate bridge. you want to watch. that's where the protest is occurring in the northbound lanes. southbound traffic. yes. is open, but it's slow down quite a bit as people are compost c

bridges, everybody! that's it for the late show. tune in tomorrow for our all-star salute to global warming. james corden is next. good night.

bridge a little under 19 minutes. we had a foggy commute yesterday skies for much clear today. during james, back to you.rowing controversy around the opening of a new temporary parking live in their rv is in san o n- jose kron four's. rob fladeboe takes a look. somebody is going to this was the scene in north san jose on tuesday as residents of the renaissance drive in vista, montana neighborhoods staged a protest in front of a proposed new temporary site for recreational vehicles whose pow >> owned by the city of san jose, the site here at 71 vista, montana. we'll offer safe parking sanitation and other services for up to about 20 people living in rvs. the current plan calls for the site to remain open for 9 months as the rv dwellers transition to longer term parking the location, though, isn't a mostly residential neighborhood with a playground and a school nearby residsnts opposed to the plan insist the city did not give adequate notice of the plan and were not included in the planning process which they say lacked transparency. they want the plan scrapped. >> they got essentially and then created ce

bridge finally back down to 15 minutes. we had a traffic collision that took us up to about 27 minutes earlier, daryn, james, back to you. talk winners and losers with our financial expert. rob black. hello, rob. >> darren, how are you today? well, i'm pretty good. and it looks like i guess the job market's even better. i think that unemployment numbers came in right. >> not unemployment. but first time unemployment claims claims writings been laid off. we're on it. we're automatically going to add jobs are automatically lose some jobs math. and these are the ones we're losing a 140,000. that's the lowest since the pandemic started. that has helped the s p 500 nasdaq creep into record territory again. just a bit. a warning for you, daryn. september tends to be a dangerous month on wall street gets kind of slow and kind of sad day. and that's when the corrections tend to happen. >> when we are least expecting them big number. tomorrow will be the jobs report and that will give signs inflation, signs of our way back to normal or not. so on the down burger king started some reward programs for a little late the party. i sti

bridge a little under 13 for us. let's leave you with a look at the golden gate about 18 minutes heading into the city daryn. jameseaking news that we're following. the counter fire is now closing in. >> on south lake tahoe it's reached the edge of the city's border. yeah. right down there near the airport. it's now been spotted on property there. it's burned more than a 199,000 acres in total. >> containment has gone up but not by much. it's about 18% this morning. rowena shaddox has a look. >> the highway 50 toward twin bridges firefighters work hard to try and save this unfortunately they couldn't stop these furious flames less than quarter mile from their firefighters sprayed water around this home to train protect it as the unpredictable winds helped fuel the caldor fire. >> for these 3 ladies and best friends, south lake tahoe will always be home. their childhood homes are still in the family and are in the evacuation zone along pioneer trail. they worry about their homes, their friends and the lives invested in south lake tahoe. >> i will take back your way and they're safe. and there's so much and it's lik

minutes taking the san mateo bridge to make it across towards the peninsula and let's check on things here across the richmond. sandra fell commute a little under 9 minutes daryn, james, back to you. thank you. 8620 is the time. and today president biden visits the east coast looking at new jersey and new york and the damage done by hurricane ida when it got there is tropical storm and cause major flash floods actually hammered the region. we've got reshad hudson joining us live from dc with more on what we'll expect. >> with the president's visit. good morning. were shot. good morning, james and darya while in new jersey and new york today president biden is also expected to promote his infrastructure plan which he says will help the country prepare for the next big storm. >> to z president biden is visiting the east coast where hurricane ida left a devastating and deadly mark on communities in new jersey and new york. at least 50 people have died as storm waters from the hurricane made its way into people's homes. >> it intensified so rapidly in the atlantic are in the gulf emergency managers, emergency responders had even a shorter time to warn the public can help

bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes for you. there. and the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 8 daryn. jamesck to you. >> thank you very much. 5.20 is the time. let's go to the south bay right now where one person was killed last night in a traffic crash in san jose. it happened at the intersection of east santa clara and 10th street. one of the vehicles crashed into a building. a man died at the scene. another was taken to the hospital last check was in critical condition. this is the 41st traffic fatality in san jose this year. >> time now is 5.20 and the owners of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland have now filed for bankruptcy nearly 5 years after that fire killed 36 people know the owners are settling a lawsuit with the victims, families and survivors proper. taylor sackey has more on. >> what is entailed with all of this. >> december. second 2016, a day. many families won't forget after their loved ones died in a fire that tore through the go ship warehouse in oakland. the inferno killed 36 people and left many others living there at the time. homeless now nearly 5 years later, an end

bridge. a lot of fog about 20 minutes and along one. oh, one to 8085 82 no major issues about 27 minutes as you're traveling towards park during james, backyou. thanks a lot. ryan has 5.19 and today president biden is visiting storm ravaged sections of new jersey and new york. they are still trying to recover from the impacts of hurricane ida that ended up 52 after louisiana was only a storm, but it was so bad with the flash much water. yeah. washington correspondent reshad hudson actually joins us live from dc with more. >> on all of this. good morning. were shot. >> good morning, james and darya while in new york and new jersey today. we can expect president biden to promote his infrastructure plan which he says will help prepare the country for the next big storm. >> to z president biden is visiting the east coast where hurricane ida left a devastating and deadly mark on communities in new jersey and new york. at least 50 people have died as storm waters from the hurricane made its way into people's homes. >> it intensified so rapidly in the atlantic are in the gulf emergency managers, emergency responders had even a shorter time to wa

bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that an under 14 looking at one. oh, one. just 35 minutes towards mental part daryn, james're back. some 54 that i'm talking giants and the fact they bounce back against the brewers are now tied with the dodgers for the top spot in the nl west and here we are picking up the action in the 8th there and rough there with that base hit to left field that brought home kris bryant science. so the guys take lead with that next. batter at the plate sends this ball just too to left field. that was over the wall. >> we run homer over the wall but not in the water, not the water. no klay thompson was out there. you a chi as a way cruising on and waiting in anyway, final score you see it there. the bottom of the screen something that wind. yeah, they're going to face the dodgers tonight. this is going to be key because one team wins. the other one has to lose and the standings could change. yeah. yeah. we're tied now for first in the nl with the dodgers but leading the majors in home runs. pretty incredible. >> how about them nays? >> there on the road facing detroit tigers. the a's go

bridge. leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute a little under 8 minutes as you're traveling. we'll have more on that coming darya and james, back to you. thank you. read on our top story this morning. today is the day that many workers have to be vaccinated or else. yeah. and that includes vaccine mandates for health care workers all across the state. >> and it also includes to vaccine mandates for all city employees in san jose. and that includes first responders. if they don't show proof of vaccination. look at put him in jeopardy. if maybe potentially losing their job, right. that's the big question this morning or else what since it is live in san jose with more on that side of the story. hi, sara. >> yeah, this vaccine mandate that includes 4 firefighters like the ones at the fire station. i'm reporting from at last check about 8% of the tire department is unvaccinated. and if that number remains true today. well, then that means they are going to face consequences and that could even go up to termination. so off to sea. how many are unvaccinated today now that the mandate goes into place now. not only does this appl

from under the international bridge in del rio, grabbing taxis, walking, anything to get across somewhere else and avoid deportation from the united states. let's hear from james in lawrence, massachusetts. hi, james. >> hi, greta. to my friend in bruster, i'm very familiar with bruster, what are they supposed to do, they got shutdown by the government for a pandemic, this has nothing to do with immigration. and he -- there's a people that he needs down in bruster can't work because of mask mandates and everything else like that and it's ridiculous. i'm pretty familiar with bruster. my comments about the border is this is absolutely 100% a joe biden problem. he started this, not giving the numbers of the people coming across from may was over 200,000 and it's increased by at least that number or more every month since, with 300,000 get aways they call them, they don't even know where the people went. these people at least have been apprehended. the images with the horseback riding, nobody got whipped. the guy was doing it like he would -- pardon the expression or analogy but cutting horses. you'll have one guy chasing two professional football team worth of pl

to mexico from under the international bridge, grabbing taxis, walking, anything to get across and avoid the deep asian from the united states. let's hear from jamesrris, massachusetts. caller: to my friend in brewster, i'm very familiar with brewster. what are they supposed to do? they were shut down by the government because of a pandemic. this has nothing to do with immigration. these people in brewster that can't work because of mask mandates and everything else like that, it's ridiculous. i'm pretty familiar with brewster. my comments on the border is that this is absolutely 100% a joe biden problem. he started it. you are not having the numbers of the people coming at us. in may it was over 200000 and it hasn't east by that number or more every month since, with 300,000 getaways, they call them. they don't even know where these people are. these people have at least an apprehended. the images with horseback riding? nobody got with. -- whipped. you have one guy chasing two teams of professional football players? host: how do you respond to people saying that they aren't animals, they are humans. caller: i understand that. you can't make this

bridge. home across the river there of the brooklyn nets. the nba getting a big boost yesterday in its push to vaccinate its players when its biggest star, lebron jamesthe shot. nbc's sam brock has more. >> reporter: the nba's efforts to vaccinate all of its players just got a massive jolt from none other than lebron james, who had been silent for months. >> after doing my research, things of that nature, i felt like it was best suited for not only me but for my family and friends. >> reporter: what does lebron james' decision to get vaccinated mean forhe nba? >> the face of theeague is now on ard. lebron james has always been a guy that's a trendsetter, an example setter. this is no different. >> reporter: according to the nba, 90% of the league reportedly received a shot. two marquee franchises, knicks and lakers, will have fully vaccinated rosters by sean start. other big name players are pushing back. >> it's none of your business is what it comes down to. you know, i don't ask you your police chiefs. >>--beliefs. >> some people have bad reactions to the vaccines. people don't talk about that. >> reporter: those sitting on the sidelines for shots

other things, roads, bridges, transit, wastewater, lead pipes, airport, and broadband which i think his constituents want. with that i yield three minutes to the majority whip, james clyburn. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. clyburn: thank you very much, mr. speaker, and mr. chairman, on your leadership on this very important piece of legislation. the infrastructure investment in jobs act will make chris cal investments, not just in roads and bridges but this legislation will also invest in transit, rail, electric, vehicles, charging stations, electric buses, airports, ports, water, energy, environmental remediation and high speed broadband internet. i will focus on this last category, the $65 billion for broadband. millions of americans are not connected to the internet. in my home state of south carolina, nearly one in 10 households lack access to an internet connection and even more cannot afford service. as a result, they didn't work remotely and cannot access telehealth. the internet is as substantial to the 21st century as electricity was to the 20th century and far too many americans are left out and why i work clo

to mexico from under the international bridge, grabbing taxis, walking, anything to get across and avoid the deep asian from the united states. let's hear from james in morris, massachusetts. caller: to my friend in brewster, i'm very familiar with brewster. what are they supposed to do? they were shut down by the government because of a pandemic. this has nothing to do with immigration. these people in brewster that can't work because of mask mandates and everything else like that, it's ridiculous. i'm pretty familiar with brewster. my comments on the border is that this is absolutely 100% a joe biden problem. he started it. you are not having the numbers of the people coming at us. in may it was over 200000 and it hasn't east by that number or more every month since, with 300,000 getaways, they call them. they don't even know where these people are. these people have at least an apprehended. the images with horseback riding? nobody got with. -- whipped. you have one guy chasing two teams of professional football players? host: how do you respond to people saying that they aren't animals, they are humans. caller: i understand that. you can't make