jeanne says the position will not be staffed on days. the department does not receive any volunteers. this is not the first time the city of walnut creek has entered into this type of an agreement for several years now. officers have been assigned in a similar fashion to deter crimes at the apple downtown and john muir medical center. >> and jeanne says a police presence as almost eliminated the problems. those locations were having in the past. it's. >> mobs of people groups of people. >> that coming in the very bombastic and violent manner and committing these grabbing runs and stealing a lot of in a very brazen way and it's frightening to a lot of people were will continue pay for its own private security. >> police say vehicles tied to that groups involved in other retail crimes have been captured on surveillance cameras casing nordstrom in walnut creek phillipe, djegal all kron 4 news. >> from walnut creek to tokyo. japan were all over the place here. the 2020 summer games taking place tonight. we continue our celebration of japanes

jeanne says the position will not be staffed on days. the department does not receive any volunteers. this is not the first time the city of walnut creek has entered into this type of an agreement for several years now. officers have been assigned in a similar fashion to deter crimes at the apple downtown and john muir medical center. >> and jeanne says a police presence as almost eliminated the problems. those locations were having in the past. >> mobs of people groups of people. >> that coming in the very bombastic and violent manner. and committing these grabban runs and stealing a lot of in a very brazen way and it's frightening to a lot of people. will continue pay for its own private security. >> police say vehicles tied to that groups involved in other retail crimes have been captured on surveillance cameras casing nordstrom in walnut creek phillipe, djegal all kron 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a major bay area school district decides not to mandate vaccines for teachers and staff are going to tell you

jeanne when takes a look at their story. for many.s is the sound of summer as lake tahoe is a destination for people to beat the heat. >> but under the lake >> the lake is, you know, some something like trash can people that are partying here over the last 3 months. a group of divers with clean up lake tahoe. a nonprofit organization have picked up more than 8,000 pounds of trash over the span of 22 miles founder colin west says their goal. is to clean up the entire lake so far the trash they've removed has ranged from beer and soda cans, close old radios and even id cards for more than 40 years ago. and now this is from 1979. >> you might be able to see is great 70's stash on there. it's obvious that the beaches here at lake tahoe are popular and the water is known for its clarity. but in order to keep it that way. these divers want people to remember to leave. nothing but their footprints in the sand. it's sad to see. >> the footprint that humans pieces left under the surface of this beautiful lake in the last 5060, years allowed th

. >> my name is jeanne ten.ust i heard an argument in my my son was, talk to my husband. >> ma'am i can't understand anything you're saying. does anyone needed? ambulance >> it was charlie's mother. >> did you say years her to? shot. this someone in the house have a gun? >> now the story was coming into focus. shots fired. the husband. the man of the house was dead. >> he's already dead. my husband. >> your who? >> my husband. >> are you in a safe spot? we need you to weigh outside of the house for the police officer safety. >> the detective was soon on route to the lane. he still had a garbled account from the 9-1-1 call. who had shot who? >> he's trying to protect me. >> your son was trying to protect? you yes. >> it looked like it was what we call the domestic murder. something had just occurred. >> on arrival the first deputies on the scene, saw a young man who turned out to be the 19-year-old charlie tan. standing in the driveway with his mother. >> they're outside the? house >> there outside the. house it'

jeanne, when now sharing their story. >> claudia mop and was more than a grandmother to sarah rice.as her grams, a 85 for her. and you know, i feel like she's super proud. it was back in april 2013 when moffitt and her has been all over chip north that were stabbed and killed in their davis home. daniel march was only 15 years old at the time of the killing. he was convicted and sentenced to 52 years to life in prison for the crime. and what he's been doing for the past 8 years is honing his skill. and i hate i hate to think that he has the capacity to do it again. but he's already said he wanted in about 2 weeks. marsh will have a hearing at the california court of appeals to see if he can be released next year when he turns 25 senate bill 1391, passed back in 2018 allows convicted juveniles of most violent crimes to be eligible for release and rehabilitation at the age of 25. we had tried to just get the the bill vetoed. we did not want it to go into. >> to action. >> the couple's family is calling on california lawmakers to make changes to this law to make sure marsh his convicti

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jeanne hardly professor admiral hampton university in london has published three books on charles dickens. the most recent one titled a very short introduction by oxford press. we asked professor hardly to tell us about dickens -- in 1842, and in 1867. >> arthur jenny hardly a book notes plus. oh >> next on american history tv, a discussion on the history of guns in the u.s.. from the second amendment and the drafting of the bill of rights, to recent supreme court decisions that have shaped the debate over gun legislation. the national constitution center hosted this event. >> and so, now it is my pleasure to introduce today's guests, patrick charles -- is writing is on the second amendment have been cited by the second, third, fourth, fifth, seventh, ninth district of columbia circuits. and its interpretation by the states and supreme court was cited by justice breyer in a landmark case of landmark of the city of chicago. he's the senior historian for u.s. special operations command. and he is here today to discuss his new book, armed in

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as i know you do and we're hoping for the best for people of alabama throughout the south doctor jeannearrazzo, thank you very much for taking our questions tonight. coming up, america's longest war may be over but the fighting, the suffering is just starting for those left behind. or those left behind 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. >> and afghanistan the taliban as predicted sweeping across the country taking key cities in their wake as afghan security forces essentially collapse, the spy the u.s. spent on the years of training on the fighting force is to prepare for this fight, to prepare for this day, this is in the news of course because the u.s. has effectively left afghanistan after our nation's longest war and tonight indeed the washington post is reporting the biden administration is now preparing for the capital city of kabul to fall of sooner rather than feared, writing quote, one official said that the u.s. military now assesses a collapse could occur within 90 days other say could h

as jeanne when tells us are off to a good start are already collecting thousands of pounds of garbageany, this is the sound of summer as lake tahoe is a destination for people to beat the heat. but under the lake >> the lake is, you know, some something like trash people that are partying here over the last 3 months. a group of divers with clean up lake tahoe. a nonprofit organization. >> have picked up more than 8,000 pounds of trash over the span of 22 miles founder colin west says their goal. is to clean up the entire lake so far the trash they've removed has ranged from beer and soda cans, close old radios and even id cards for more than 40 years ago. and now this is from 1979. >> you might be able to see is great 70 stash on there. it's obvious that the beaches here at lake tahoe are popular and the water is known for its clarity. but in order to keep it that way. these divers want people to remember to leave. nothing but their footprints in the sand. it's sad to see. >> the footprint that humans pieces left under the surface of this beautiful lake in the last 5060, years allowed

home doctor jeanne marrazzo is director of the division of infectious diseases for the university of alabama at birmingham and she joins me now. what does it look like on the ground when there are no icu beds in a state. what happens if you have a stroke or heart attack? >> thanks for having me. it's absolutely terrifying for people and for people who are experiencing adverse health outcomes, but also for the staff who are taking care of patients. imagine if you are having a stroke or heart attack, you come to an emergency room, most of the times you can accompany your family member in. and because everything is so chaotic, because of covid, and you're faced with a situation where you may not be able to be admitted to an icu bed. in fact, what is happening is that people are having to create alternative spaces to provide and tens of care in these settings. so we, for example, have opened up additional icus on floors that were not previously used as icus. we also unfortunately are having to board patients in the emergency department as many hospitals in alabama. are that creates and a

jeanne let me begin with you.eels like we're seeing in this evidence, one thing we are seeing, is the reaction from this kind of trump supporter, to the election of a black man to the united states senate, and it makes me wonder, what was going through minds like this, when they saw a black man elected president of the united states. >> you can pretty much guess what was going through their minds. it literally drove them literally insane. you can trace a lot of the craziness, that we have been seeing in our politics, i believe, to that moment. to the election of barack obama, that brought home, to a lot of people, that white supremacy, was in jeopardy. they've been told it was in jeopardy, and i think that catalyzed a lot of what we saw as the tea party, as donald trump and the insurrection on january six. i say finally because i doubt that was the end of it. >> paul butler, in a plea like this, he's pleading guilty. that doesn't necessarily mean there's an agreement with the prosecutor for a reduced sentence by p

jeanne, when talk to her devastated father who's now mourning her loss. >> very proud of her. she did not an expected vote everything she did and did. >> she was excelled in as nicole g's father richard herrera says his daughter was always a good student when she attended oakmont high school in roseville shows got straight a's. she wasn't was a very good kid. g graduated from oakmont high school back in 2016. and as you can see behind me today. >> flags are being flown half-staff to not only pay tribute to what happened in kabul. but to honor she's life. >> i had after us on the tax. i that she was safe. the next morning i got call. the shooting. she was didn't make it. >> gee was 23 1 of 11 marines. many also in their 20's killed in thursday's bombing at the kabul airport. this recent photo shows her during the mission carrying a baby as she and her fellow service members helped evacuate refugees protection. dana. >> outside of the gates. so i didn't think she was in the composition of that. because pre-determined shown to that. >> her older sister misty foco heard the news f

reporter jeanne, when. >> has the story. >> he was, you know, he was of the energetic young kid, but always very respectful for as long as diane anderson can remember, tyler andrews has been an important part of her life after she and his mom tiffany became friends during law school. they quickly bonded because they were both single moms, even though anderson's daughters were much older than tyler. my daughters were. i think 1314 entire was 5. >> and so my daughters are like do we have to hang out with this little so when she heard about thursday's bombing in kabul. she couldn't help but wonder if the 23 year-old marine sergeant was somehow involved and it was friday at 3.30. >> that i got a call from tiffany and at that moment in the world that >> while tyler survived. anderson says he's still fighting for his life. anderson says tiffany immediately left fulsome for germany to be next to her son. she was. >> is very emotional. >> that's why danny o'neill wanted the full some community to rally behind the andrew's family by making ribbons to place around the city as an army vet himse

jeanne says the position will not be staffed on days. the department does not receive any volunteers. this is not the first time the city of walnut creek has entered into this type of an agreement for several years now. officers have been assigned in a similar fashion to deter crimes at the apple downtown and john muir medical center. >> and jeanne says a police presence as almost eliminated the problems. those locations were having in the past. it's. >> mobs of people groups of people. >> that coming in the very bombastic and violent manner. and committing these grabban runs and stealing a lot of in a very brazen way and it's frightening to a lot of people. nordstrom will continue pay for its own private security. >> police say vehicles tied to that groups involved in other retail crimes have been captured on surveillance cameras casing nordstrom in walnut creek phillipe, djegal all kron 4 news. >> up next with a raging wildfire season already underway berkeley fire officials have a new warning for some of its residents. and after the b

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> unbelievable stuff. >>> california's former governor, otherwise knownovid deniers to task during an interview with retired lieutenant colonel alexander vindman and cnn's bianca golodryga. he is not mincing words. >> there is a virus. it kills people. and the only way we prevent it is to get vaccinated, wear masks, do social distancing, washing your hands all the time. and not just think about my freedom is being disturbed here. no. screw your freedom. you have the freedom to wear no masks but you're an shmuck for not wearing a mask. >> he later said he admits calling people schmucss was a little much. you definitely don't want to get arnold angry. good job on his part. >>> meantime the world has lost more than 4 million people to covid-19 and the waves of grief for those left behind have been tremendous. this week's cnn hero knows just how difficult and isolating it is to lose a spouse. michelle hernandez created a community of widows that heals together. >> i would tell the nurse, tell him i love him, because they would not let me in. sometimes i would

jeanne says the position will not be staffed on days.y volunteers. this is not the first time the city of walnut creek has entered into this type of an agreement for several years now. officers have been assigned in a similar fashion to deter crimes at the apple downtown and john muir medical center. >> and jeanne says a police presence as almost eliminated the problems. those locations were having in the past. >> mobs of people groups of people. >> that coming in the very bombastic and violent manner. and committing these grabban runs and stealing a lot of in a very brazen way and it's frightening to a lot of people. will continue pay for its own private security. >> police say vehicles tied to that groups involved in other retail crimes have been captured on surveillance cameras casing nordstrom in walnut creek phillipe, djegal all kron 4 news. >> will trend in sonoma and new rules for firefighters and police officers dealing with vaccinations >> 5.29 right now. and we've got a lot of fog really the roads in san francisco. by the time

. >> let's get to our question from jeanne.izer vaccinations in february we are exposed to covid until i 24th became symptomatic on the 30th and pest has a divine august 4th my question is if we get the booster vaccine do we get three months after having covid, or eight months after the last dose of the vaccine? doctor? >> great question. we still are recommending at least a 90-day difference between you are symptomatic covid infection, because your body is also responding when you're infected as you were in august, i would recommend that you wait those 90 days, if you're in the kind of high-risk profession however you may want to talk to your own physician, years suncha worker health care workers such as myself. there could be a reason for you to go and get that booster sooner rather than later. >> of course this is the best information we have at this time. obviously nothing substitutes for the advice of your doctor and your specific situation, but doctor patel, what about that timeline, why wait eight months for the booster,

two different nord stream 2 sanctions, both of which i authored, along with democratic senator jeanne shaheen, both of which passed the senate and the house that were signed into law, both of which enjoyed massive near-unanimous bipartisan support. in addition to that, strong russia sanctions that are mandatory, that are designed to force a president to sanction russia, even if they are reluctant to do so like joe biden is. right now, the administration is defying the law, and so the message that i have conveyed to the administration repeatedly is follow the law. i'm not asking for a change in the law. i'm saying follow the law. that's number one. if you have an administration that is openly defying the law. but number two, that is openly defying an overwhelming bipartisan con veterans of congress. this is not a narrow partisan issue. and i would note after joe biden waived the sanctions on nord stream 2, in the senate foreign relations committee, i introduced an amendment to reverse his decision. every single senator but one on that committee voted in favor of my amendment. the senat

jeanne says that for several years now the city has had similar contracts with john muir medical center and the apple store downtown in regard to apple. it almost completely quenched the grab and went ran issues that they were having that store, that they're nearly gone. they almost don't happen. all in the police department says vehicles tied to major retail thefts outside of the city have been captured on surveillance cameras outside nordstrom. the score continue to employ private security in addition to the new agreement with police officers will begin the new shift next week in walnut creek phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> in pleasant hill. a man was shot and killed last night after police say he was vandalizing cars banging on windows trying to get into homes. it happened on shadow mountain quarter camelback road and plus. police say there were gunshots. they found an intruder had been shot in the living room of a home. he later died at a hospital. other neighbors also reported a man behaving or radically trying to get into houses. the intruder shooting is the 3rd such incident

. >> wayne should pay jeanne turn off your power for public safety what is the model in the decision-making tree going to look like before they actually pull that trigger and close that power off and to what exactly are they trying to avoid it is those questions. the utility trying to answer in front of state leaders, including the utility commission and cal fire pg any saying its models or ability to predict the severity of potential fires has gotten much better. cal fire's daniel berlant was one of those asking questions of the power company that they're making a number of improvements to that model. one of those. it's moving away from just wildfires and really looking at catastrophic wildfires. that means the bars actually heightened. >> in in before they pulled the trigger. a big criticism of the utility is not responding to issues fast enough. >> in a press release pg any saying they will now respond to issues involving its equipment in 60 minutes or less that has been its policy but only for fires in downed lines. >> all right. well, we're talking about power. we're talking about the

jeanne plus service that lets you reserve a time to use the lightning lane for your favorite right now unfortunately, besides the price. not every ride will be included in this the most popular ones will have an additional fee to make a lightning lane reservation. the new service is expected to launch this fall. >>i think that it has potential and has flaws i think as well. you know disneyland used to be all inclusive, you know you buy one pass in your in your >>now it's pay for this paper that pay for everything and i you know we're coming off of a really weird. a couple years almost you know they're trying to make back whatever they can and try to give guests you know what they think is the right experience whether or not that is what the right experience is going to be questionable. >>yeah, not cheap of course a guest can still wait line for free. all disneyland rides will continue to offer either traditional or virtual cues kron four's your bay area home for the raiders after the break sports director jason dumas springs, us the latest as the team prepares to take on the la rams in

disneyland is offering a $20, jeanne plus service that let you reserve a time to use the lightning lane for your favorite right. unfortunately not every right will be included. most popular ones will have an additional fee to make a lightning lane reservation. all the new service is expected to launch this fall. coming up the next hour, kron four's getting ready to host a debate. >> for some of the republican candidates in the recall election. we have a preview coming up. plus dozens of homes destroyed. find new fire burning in lake county. this is firefighters say their resources are stretched and those wildfires causing more concerns about air quality. we're going to have the details on that in a live report. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex

jeanne, this is just the public, service i'm not sure you knew this was about immigration. >> right, exactly. what happened. abhijit just shut up at this point. he has covid, i hope he's fine, i hope he doesn't have symptoms. and if he does, i hope that they are mild, and if they are not, mild i hope he recovers. but he is revealed himself of at least two vaccines, some reports have it that he's hadirn regeneron, his office the so that he has antibody treatment that is not universally available but that was available to him. so you've got to be just fine. meanwhile, he's trying his best to keep schools and businesses and everybody else from simply requiring masks. which will keep other people who don't have the ability to avail themselves of all these multiple treatments the, they're just trying to keep these people safe. and he won't allow it, again, for political reasons. it is shocking them. at this point, like abbott, really, it's like he's in a race to the podium with decide is. as i've said many times on the show, i don't think that -- there is that direction. and i think abbot

. >> let's listen to what's acting mare can jeanne said about that. >> i want to take a moment to addressde ever the other day. i wish i had not used those analogies because they took away from the important issue of ensuring that our vaccination and public health policies are implemented with fairness and equity. if vaccine passports were imposed today with a government mandate to ban unvaccinated residents from venues, like restaurants, or gyms, that would shut out nearly 40% of east boston and 60% of matt pan. >> what is your reaction to that? >> she has a terribly wrong. we are pushing for folks to get vaccinated and using all the tools in our tool kit to do just that. whether it is incentivizing residents, we know from this new york city model of people having proof of vaccination, they had 40% uptick of people getting vaccinated. that's what we want, so that they can of course go to schools, go to restaurants, but bars, and we can continue to open up our economy. but we -- if we do not get folks vaccinated. we will be making a grave mistake. so the misinformation and that rhetoric i

democratic senator jeanne shaheen says hock stein's experience makes him the right pick though the bidenby this pipeline. then the environmental impact of a russian pipeline delivering carbon energy to germany while the biden administration tries to cut emissions at home we need to pressure both. >> in this agreement with germany pipeline opponents point to two other american allies, ukraine and poland. their governments say this deal is insufficient and fails to prevent greater european energy depend dentsdz dense of vladimir putin's russia. bret? >> bret: rich edson at the state department. rich, thank you. tonight we have new exclusive video from the southern border. we see hundreds of migrants streaming into south texas even as the biden administration insist the border is still closed in their words and one of its top officials prepares for a visit thursday. chief correspondent jonathan hunt shows us tonight from mission, texas. >> almost every minute of every day border patrol agents are intercepting migrants who cross the rio grande. some hide in small groups. hoping and in this c

jeanne, when talk with both sides about their strategies. >> this morning. a coupln democratic groups here in sacramento held a rally in hopes of getting people to vote no on the upcoming recall election all while the state's republican party made a big decision regarding endorsing a candidate. >> the stakes are too high not to participate with less than 2 weeks away from voters receiving mail in ballots for the upcoming recall election. linda tours with them. dems says she wants people to be educated as they put in their vote for us. this is about defending our values and really rallying our community together to really mobilize and activate to make sure that we don't have a republican administration coming in and as the chair of the sacramento county democratic party tracy stafford says losing governor gavin newsome is not an option. we will have to organize to fight just for basic human needs all over again. it starts the clock again. it is 2016 all over again. that's why both stafford and tourists are hoping people vote to not recall governor newsom when

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we do have a flash emergency four feet in jeanne-le feet.hat they are seeing right now, we have had a levee breach, local law enforcement reports levy falling in over 200 people are in danger. currently we are dealing with a breach in the area. because heavy rain is coming down. we have seen about five inches, just in the last hour. even though this system is being downgraded to a category one, the rainfall announce are going to continue. this is troubling news as water rises and continue. lake pontchartrain is dealing with the rise of about four feet in the last seven hours. that will continue to be a problem in the area. you can see the storm system continues to make its way north and east. it's in louisiana that's really dealing with the torrential rain. that's going to continue for the next half of our in that area. due to the slow movement of the storm system, since it has come onshore, we have only seen that northwest excuse me northeast movement about nine miles per hour. that the crumbling of the eye and that's why we are seeing it c

ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to executive calendar 239, michele jeanne sison, a career member of the senior foreign service to be assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. cruz: mr. president, reserving the right to object, because joe biden should not be giving a multibillion-dollar gift to vladimir putin, strengthening russia, and undermining u.s. national security, i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: mr. president, here is one where it's a monumental mistake to not permit this person to be confirmed when we want to stop fentanyl from coming into our country. i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to executive calendar 240, todd d. robinson of new jersey, a career member of the senior foreign service to be assistant secretary of state for international narcotics and law enforcement affairs. the presiding officer: is there objection? the senator from texas. mr. cruz: mr. president, reserving the r

million, so now you have several senators and very tough races like mark kelly and then i would put jeannef all of these policies and in particular this one, the republicans are looking at senator michael bennet as a turnover opportunity in colorado. >> brian: that would be amusing for republicans, and if you say 9 million are now legal, we will get another 10 million raging at the border, and we have an administration that does not care about the border. >> greg: i want to about china. >> brian: okay, on the show? >> austan: you have a segment coming up. >> greg: the info structure bill and the carve outs for companies to use labor or material if it's too expensive in america, and that means one word, china, right? so people say we are in a cold war with china, i grew up in the cold war and nike and apple and the nda, they weren't blowing tongue kisses to moscow while we were awaiting our annihilation and hiding under desks and doing nuclear bomb testing, our corporations weren't playing games with them. so starting to look like china is responsible for all of our kids, masking up, our re

jeanne, i just got off the phone with al gore. i think he was thrilled that i called.had a great conversation. i i told him that his speech was wonderful and perfect, and i think he understood why i called. he understood that i was where he was, and so i did the right thing. and you know what, i know that he did. i was wrong and he was right. fast-forward to 2008. it's a wide open election year. george w is going to leave office and it's the morning after the first democratic debate. president bush comes in the office and he says jean, get joe biden on the phone. and chris dodd. i don't like how they were treated at the debate last night. i said well, what are you talking about? he said look, they were standing on the in. they hardly got any questions. they kept sending all the questions you hillary clinton, to barack obama, and that guy john edwards. they get all the questions. joe biden and chris dodd upstanding u.s. senators and they deserve to be treated better. this is how i was treated in 1980. i was a man on the end to could never get any questions. so once agai

. >> in a press release p jeanne saying they will now respond to issues involving its equipment in 60 minutes or less that has been its policy but only for fires in downed lines. >> that was eric rucker reporting tonight. other improvements pg and e claims it is making includes increasing sensitivity on its devices in high fire areas and figuring out which circuits are the most at risk. >> still ahead tonight, santa clara county leaders are calling it a public health crisis. but a new study is revealing about san jose's reid hillview airports. plus governor cuomo resisting mounting pressure to resign after he's accused of sexually assaulting nearly a dozen women. why he says he will not step down and chilling new video from the moment officers responded to the scene of the deadly condo collapse in surfside, florida. what those officers saw next. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers f

jeanne lost her position in house republican leadership. again, that is to their credit.re those productive moccasin republicans helping to secure and protect the electoral process? there are two major pieces of voting legislation that are proposing congress sitting. there there's all the for the people act. it is a democratic kind of formal reform vision to strengthen our democracy and the right to vote, and to end partisan gerrymandering, and restore regulation around speech and. money it would be transformational. it is a bold vision. and for that reason, it is quite an uphill battle to become law. in, fact joe manchin himself said he wasn't on board until they made some changes. that is when. point the other one is considerably more modest. it is a bill named after the late great john lewis. and that piece of legislation strengthens the voting rights act after the sustained effort by the supreme court to essentially got it. this, one as i, said much more circumspect, it should not be a controversial piece of legislation for years and years, democrats and republicans h

i you know, a literary great, right, jeanne years. she wrote a poem. oh, no. this 15 years ago.raying to live till a 105. and here we are today is coming to. she celebrates a 105. that's pretty incredible. >> and think of everything that she's seen and witnessed over her and. >> hit a little factoid. yeah. she was 2 years old when the 1918 flu pandemic ravaged the world. right. and now she's a 105 living through the covid 10 demick. so she went a toddler for the first pandemic. she rode out this most recent one in a nursing home and her family. they couldn't see her last year, right. her birthday because of the pandemic. but they were sure glad to catch up with this year. here's her grandson. >> to do this last year. covid not being able to see here is much. and i don't want to get emotional. it's really amazing because she wrote a point called blessed were she s the lord beekeeper here so i don't know how for i say she'll make a but the how far should go. it's exciting. i'm sure for her 2 daughters that are still here. all the grandchildren and great, great grandchildren that a

. >> that was jeanne when reporting for us tonight in the pastor says that they will continue to haveery sunday for the people affected by the counter fire as long as it is safe to do so. >> tonight as many as 21 people are dead. 45 others still missing as flooding swamps tennessee after a round of severe storms. just hammering that state. this is video from the city of waverly just outside of nashville where most of the victims are from as many as 2 toddlers among the dead cars and debris have been thrown and tossed around some of the area now forced to stay in shelters because their homes have been just completely taken over by water. a nearby town just near they're receiving more than 17 inches of rain, which is also a new record. still to come next in sports. the giants and a's play yet another late inning thriller. >> a grueling rounds up the bay bridge series. plus a look at forty-niners rookie qb trey lance and his second preseason game and let you know how he that. >> let's talk now about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here in san francisco. there's coit to

. >> jeanne, i want to read something from your fantastic column, the washington post, today. and read this to you, and to the audience. the problem is that this, quote, forever war, we truly have had to continue forever. we were never going to outlast the taliban, and this is an important point, because its members live there and want to govern the country. afghanistan is their country, not ours. the nation's fate was never going to matter more to us than it does to them, however repulsive we may find their vision for it. so, eugene robinson we, why are so many people surprised with how this ended? >> i don't know. i don't know. because how would you imagine this war would end? it's messy. it's tragic. but it was going to end, more or less, this way. different events, god willing, the suicide bombing would not have happened. and maybe more people would have gotten out. maybe not. but the fact is that this was bound to and in a messy, sad, tragic way, because we were going to leave. we were going to leave whether it was last year, this year, right now, next year, five years fr

and there's a new scam that p jeanne wants to warn you the utility is warning its customers to watchfor scammers. >> threatening to shut off service unless they are paid immediately. the scammers are targeting vulnerable people, vulnerable, people like senior citizens and low income communities also small business owners who are typically targeted during busy customer service hours pg wants to remind its customers. it will never ask for your financial information over the phone or via email. so if you receive a call or an e-mail like this. pg e says you should give them a call. and for your health, this afternoon, a salmonella outbreak linked to italian style. meats has been traced back to costco. the big box chain is recalling 862,000 pounds of an cured and pasta dough because of possible salmonella contamination. now the meat and trays are made by a company called a frittelli burrata. the cdc says dozens of people have gotten sick and at least 17 states with most of the cases right here in california. about a dozen people have been hospitalized and people over 65 and those with in

now this live pictures from a p jeanne camera that's in the region showing us the incredibly smoky skiesving us an idea of what firefighters in the area are dealing with this are trying to do air drops and even fight this fire from the ground. the conditions are ripe for fires to continue to spread because it's windy and dry out there and it's really hazy again. this is the cash fire right now it's at 100 acres 0% contained. there are evacuation orders in place and also warnings for parts of lower lake and clear lake. keep you posted with any new details as soon as they come into the newsroom, it's time to talk politics now and in california. there's a lot going on although governor gavin newsom is considering the recall a republican led effort. there are some democrats on the ballot. there's a financial analyst in a youtube star who is working to convince voters. he is a serious democratic contender. and he spoke one on one with our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala. >>the california democratic party does not have an official backup candidate on the ballot should governor gavin news

jeanne spiraling who is the coordinator of the american rescue plan, acknowledged, he put a tweet, acknowledging he says the non file or portal helped sign up millions for stimulus payments. it's not in spanish nor easily accessible by phone. we must push to improve now and make sure we have the right non file or portal for cdc extension even if it requires new legislation. even -- he continues. even with better excess ability, we must fund and rely more on navigators and trusted messengers in communities resign. ups this is key. and -- sorry i have to read this off the screen. it's a lesson that is confirmed in our talks with poor peoples campaign -- the point i'm -- he saying the status quo is not working, we need to do better. are they doing better? >> this is being ramped up in realtime. it's millions and millions of kids and every effort has to be made. it's the kids who are at risk of missing out, they're the poorest kids. and those are the kids who this is a potential game-changer for. we need to get the money to them. so needs to be -- the irs has to continue to respond to the critiques.

jeanne fung was last seen at the safeway in san francisco's marina district in may, which is where chp officers had dropped her off. there was a body found a couple of weeks after that. but the san mateo county coroner was unable to identify the body until yesterday and connected the fact that it was her. >> we'll take a break here at 9.10. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ballots are being sent to voters as we speak. and with that in mind, governor newsom is campaigning here in the bay area. we're going to hear his message to you. >> and enjoy your power for now because if you live in napa county, there is a chance or power could be cut off by pg and e by tonight. i'll explain why coming up in a live report and a big part of that reason is those winds that will be picking up out of the north during our evening hours, especially for the north bay ahead of this. >> heightened fire danger. we do have fire weather watches that will take effect starting at 11:00pm this evening for many upper elevation, areas of the north and east bay. more about that. in your forecast. and if you're

jeanne customers who are losing power tonight because of dangerous weather conditions.g the very latest preemptive power shut offs windy out there and a bay area nonprofit scrambling to get hundreds of workers out of afghanistan now that the taliban is in control. how you can help out those stories and more coming up. and k

. >> wayne should pay jeanne turn off your power for public safety what is the model in the decision-makingook like before they actually pull that trigger and close that power off and to what exactly are they trying to avoid it is those questions. the utility trying to answer in front of state leaders, including the utility commission and cal fire pg any saying its models or ability to predict the severity of potential fires has gotten much better. cal fire's daniel berlant was one of those asking questions of the power company that they're making a number of improvements to that model. one of those. it's moving away from just wildfires and really looking at catastrophic wildfires. that means the bars actually heightened. >> in in before they pulled the trigger. a big criticism of the utility is not responding to issues fast enough. >> in a press release pg any saying they will now respond to issues involving its equipment in 60 minutes or less that has been its policy but only for fires in downed lines. >> let's take a look at the weather and see if weather is going to cooperate with the s

and senator jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and i were the lead sponsors of the siv bill in the united states senate. it is something we are extremely concerned about. the state department has been dragging its feet for months now on this issue. it is time that they expedite this. they need to get as many of our friends and our allies out of afghanistan as quickly as possible. >> and do you think -- i'm watching the white house now. here he comes. thank you, senator. here's president biden. >> good afternoon. i want to speak today to the unfolding situation in afghanistan. the developments that have taken place in the last week and the steps we're taking to address the rapidly evolving events. my national security team and i have been closely monitoring the situation on the ground in afghanistan and moving quickly to execute the plans we had put in place to respond to every constituency including -- and contingency, including the rapid collapse we're seeing now. i'll speak more in a moment about the specific steps we're taking. but i want to remind everyone how we got here and what ame

jeanne fong was last seen near the safeway in san francisco's marina district in may, which is where chp officers actually dropped her off. her body was found a couple of weeks later. but the san mateo coroner was unable to identify the body until just yesterday. >> we'll take a break at 5. '09. but still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news pgd could shut off the power in the north bay today to reduce the risk of wildfires. this is strong winds are threatening power lines will take a closer look at that. and also with ballots already being sent to voters. governor newsom's campaign is coming to the bay area. we're going hear his message to voters. plus, president biden says he stands by his decision to pull u.s. troops out of afghanistan. we're going to have the latest from the scene. and we are looking at a day that's going bring cooler temperatures and also some better air quality. the start. >> conditions today only in the upper 80's to low 90's at our warmest inland talking high fire danger increased wins in your forecast and far from a quiet morning. we've already started out

disneyland is offering a $20, jeanne plus service that lets you reserve a time to use the lightning laner favorite ride. unfortunately not every ride will be included the most popular ones will have an additional fee to make a lightning lane reservation. the new service is expected to launch this fall. >> i did 10 an extraordinary milestone for an extraordinary bay area woman celebrating her 100 and 5th birthday. and next in sports after they lose their best pitcher to a frightening injury last night. the a's trying to bounce back in chicago. >> against the sox sports director jason dumas says the highlights coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the a's on the south side taking on the white sox game 3 of 4 of this series and this dead trying to take a selfie with his son. come things to do it for the gram young top of the 4th makes cave down a run. seth brown too. well, the left-field take this one other way that one kept on carrying. >> solo shot ties the ball game but doubts about it for them. bottom of the 6 white sox with a one-run lead. it's a base hit. s

europe, winning accolades and competitions and meeting with celebrities and politicians like senator jeannempshire, who called the team an inspiration for young women across the globe. tonight, ten women of that all girls robotic team are safely in qatar. but the others are still in afghanistan where they face a worrying future under the taliban. they aren't alone. thousands of other afghans are desperately trying to flee the country. with the taliban blocking the road to the airport, it is unclear just how all of those people are going to get out safely. i want to bring in someone who is trying to help afghans flee the country. the policy director for the international refugee assistance project. so a lot has changed between monday and today. we all woke up monday morning and i think safe to say a lot of us were horrified by the images that we saw monday morning. what is the status of the effort to get as many refugees out of afghanistan safely as we sit here today? >> right. thank you for having me. i think first to be clear, we're speaking about tens of thousands of people that worked wi

jeanne.it lets you reserve a time. >> for the lightning lane for your ride. >> no. it lets people with enough money. >> reserve a time, at least write at least fast as it used to be free. yeah. and just like fastpasses not every right is included in it the most popular ones have an additional fee to make the lightning reservation by the way. so on top of that getting the lightning line service for 20 bucks and you have a fee. it's going to launch this fall. i what i am so i'm just bombed i'm i must say as a disney fan. yes, the fast passes are your only way to be able to get in the rides that you went to disney to do, you know, just like at star wars. what i know you was you want to go on and i know you. yeah. but it's getting to the point now where they're nickel and dining everything to the point where it's just it's unaffordable. >> disney. stop it. and it's all and it's expensive enough as it is now. you're going make me pay for the privilege of not having to wait in line as long everybod

as jeanne when tells us they're off to a good start already collecting thousands of pounds of trash. >> for many, this is the sound of summer as lake tahoe is a destination for people to beat the heat. but under the lake >> the lake is, you know, some something like trash can of people that are partying here over the last 3 months. a group of divers with clean up lake tahoe. a nonprofit organization have picked up more than 8,000 pounds of trash over the span of 22 miles founder colin west says their goal. is to clean up the entire lake so far the trash they've removed has ranged from beer and soda cans, close old radios and even id cards for more than 40 years ago and now this is from 1979. >> you might be able to see is great 70 stash on there. it's obvious that the beaches here at lake tahoe are popular and the water is known for its clarity. but in order to keep it that way. these divers want people to remember to leave nothing but their footprints in the sand. it's sad to see. >> the footprint that humans pieces left under the surface of this beautiful lake in the last 5060, yea

jeanne is warning they may have to shut the power off and we don't want to go through this again. but unfortunately because of the drought and because of some high winds that are forecast for later this week. they feel. >> this is something they're going to have to do this is affecting mostly the north bay. and so this is something that we're going to be following and see when they gave that warning to who they're giving the warning to of these possible shut off. so let's find out more about it. it all starts tuesday and wednesday because that's when they're thinking that napa solano and sonoma county are going be affected and you can see the numbers here, the most customers affected are in napa county over almost 2000 and then sonoma county a 106 customers potentially affected by this. and that's a lot of county. they got 71 these numbers. of course, are just estimates. there could be more depending on how widespread they expect this power outage to be for more on this. i think we're going we were going to go live but will keep it in-house here happening today. we have smoke from