a powerful story jenna followed. women who lost their fathers and honoring them in a beautiful way. >> a special camp that helped the kids of 9/11 find peace and happiness again, and an emotional reunion you won't want to miss, but first your local news and weather. news and weather. parents and friends. if joint pain is getting in the way of who you are, it's time to talk to your doctor about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. play ball! enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if yo

ah jenna. are you going to speak 1st? name because here those day my mom. her mom, me. my mom was absolutely right . she was me. i don't know how to express that comment. every day. me this last october and my sister in law, jesse. she was brutally murdered. she was shot in the head by her husband who she was in the middle of a divorce with. she got a restraining order, not too long after he forced his way into her house and shot her in front of her 2 young daughters. i was asked afterward by several people, chris, doesn't that change? how do you see gun control? i always responded was absolutely not. my wife is over there, selling shirts, to raise money for domestic violence awareness and her sister's name. can you go back to that day? well, we're getting ready to watch the football game as i do hoard the good room to watch the foot long in the ducks were playing. and i got to call my mom. and she said that there was a shooting over and just the apartment. and we didn't know where jesse was, and 1st i was like, ok, so there was a shooting. didn't know it was jesse's. w

her daughter jenna is in the studio with us. how are you doing and you're like, i don't know, not great. honestly. angry i would be so yeah. ringback ringback ringback someone asked me the other day if i will ever be able to forgive the person who killed my mom. the answer is no. john, everything gets better. hang, i really do. will be out there tonight. 530 candlelight, vigil, clackamas, down center. i hope you come down at the time of the year around the country are here and children, many of them are going to the dance and for a lot of families who are here at the clock in the counseling or one year of the night. that magical moment. me. ah jenna. are you going to speak 1st? because of the day. my mom, her mom, me. my mom was absolutely rate. she was me. i don't know how to express that every day. me miss last october, my sister in law, jesse. she was brutally murdered. she was shot in the head by her husband who she was in the middle of a divorce with. she got a restraining order, not too long after he forced his way into he

jenna, you had an exclusive interview. >> he's such an awesome guy.g private for the past ten years we sat down for a candid and revealing conversation his first ever interview about his hereditary health condition. ♪ i'm chasing that neon rainbow living that honky to think dream ♪ >> for three decades, alan jackson has been living his honky to think dream, his warm soothing song and prolific song writing has transformed him from a mail room worker from georgia into a bona fide country music superstar. since 1990, he sold nearly 60 million albums worldwide, building his career with number one hit -- ♪ i went down yonder ♪ >> -- after hit. ♪ remember when ♪ >> life always brings something around that i want to write about that makes sense >> reporter: alan jackson was inducted into the hall ed country music hall of fame in 2016 >> i don't think any of them had any idea i was going to sell 60 million albums >> reporter: what is it like to be here on this stage? >> for a country singer and songwriter, it's top of the mountain that's what it is. it's hard

joining me now is jackie day who volunteers every year, good morning jackie >> good morning jenna. >> reporter: your officer was in the south tower that faithful day. although you were not at work, you lost 67 colleagues who were like family. >> we did. >> reporter: what's your reflection 20 years later? >> it comes back quickly fortunately, we are proud, we reflect on all the efforts we made to help our 9/11 families and get our firm back in business and support the them the entire way until this day. >> reporter: until this day, you have volunteered here for many years, how has helping helped you heal >> this is inspirational here. on a day that's so difficult and heart wrenching. you come here and you participate as a group with your co-workers and friends and you feel joy you feel pure goodness and lightness when you give here it's inspirational and fun helping do good deeds is what this was about i love being here. >> reporter: fipure light on what's a dark day. we have not gotten the party started. we'll do that about 8:00 a.m there is a deejay and movie night, all inspired by o

jenna. and hopefully that video will help hamburger. thank you. also new at 10, a suspected arsonist is behind bars following a tip from a good samaritan officers with the east bay regional park district, police say a park user reported seeing a man setting fire to the grass in wildcat canyon. the collar, doused the flames with water and kept the fire from spreading. he also described the suspect to authorities, who quickly located the man. people who live nearby say they are grateful that the fire was put out quickly. this never happens up here. this is a good neighborhood. this we don't have those sort of things, you know, but luckily there are people. we're watching. they were out and about and they were able to help and, yeah, god bless him. the suspect was transported to the martinez detention facility and booked for arson. well tonight new felony charges against pg and e. shasta county prosecutors announced a lawsuit today accusing the power company of negligence and failing to prevent last year's zahk fire that killed four people. pgd has f

there is a big reveal and jenna's pick for her read with jenna. you also got a sit-down.aza crowd is going to help me do it. our september book is "beautiful country. it is a powerful memoir about growing up in america as an undocumented immigrant she takes readers through the journey through the eyes of her 7-year-old son as she navigates a new country, a new language, a newfound fear. >> reporter: shen julie wang's life changed forever at age 7 when her family moved from china to america you write about landing here in america and i love it so i'm going to quote it. "i ascended to adulthood at cruising altitude. >> when we stepped foot out of jfk was when i realized that my life was going to be completely different. in china, i was just a normal kid running around, screaming, dancing, and in america, i was to stay quiet and not be noticed at all >> reporter: megwa, the chinese word for america translates to beautiful country. it's the tile of her debut book, a powerful and eye-opening memoir about growing up in america undocumented >> back then in china, no one had a re

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jenna gretchen reporting for us live in the newsroom, janet. thank you. meantime tonight, the los angeles city council considered a strict vaccine mandate. we're getting tired of protecting people who do not want to protect themselves and get vaccinated. unenforceable laws are ridiculous. the law would require customers show proof that they're fully vaccinated to enter a number of businesses, including restaurants coffee shops, museums, along with movie theaters, shopping centers and salons. exemptions would be available, but a recent negative tests must still be presented and documentation of their exemption. some say the city does not have the manpower to enforce the law, while others say they want to encourage more people to get immunized. the city council was expected to vote on the mandate tonight, but the boat has been pushed to next week. coming up a costly fixed for san francisco's cable cars and now money will reportedly spent hundreds of millions of dollars to overhaul the system. an apology more than 100 years in the making up next san jose's e

it's jenna and her son gabriel. that laughing little boy now towering over me.ry, i have to just gawk. it really it amazing isn't it? as i look at jenna's smile, i can't help but think about the young widow with grief etched on her face 20 years ago. it was her husband ari who had given her the vitality and laughter in her day. he was a 29-year-old senior vice president in finance who was just at the world trade center for a conference. they were days away from celebrating their first wedding anniversary. and now jenna tells us she rediscovered her husband's laughter inside her and in his son, who was born six days after the tower fell. across the way, i see another woman, a brilliant actress and singer who 20 years ago told us she was so broken she thought of giving it all up. as you'll see later, she learned how to reclaim her singular song. these are all members of a kind of involuntary sorority from all walks of life. an air force captain who told us 20 years ago she was sitting on one side of the pentagon, five months pregnant, when she felt the plane hit t

right. jenna, thanks, jenna. hope london. well, leaders gathering to new york for this year, are you in general, assembly united nations and the united kingdom convening a high level meeting on climate change it to build momentum ahead of the cult $26.00 summit, which is in glasgow in november. the double metal sign, i guess i'm going to not plan that. we need to end the war on our plan is this means committing to 0 emissions by 2015. ambitious climate and bio diversity panel and no new coal plants. after 2021, we must mobilize a $100000000000.00 a year for climate action and help developing countries make the shift to green. economy is a top priority ahead of the upcoming top 26 meeting in glasgow. that's big. so i did put together to james base, he lived the united nations and james, this of course, are amongst many things that will be discussed at the general assembly, but on climate change, building up to that crunch, meeting and clothes go. absolutely. and that meeting now is less than 50 days away and that i think is th

as jenna's reference, what we've done today— jenna's reference, what we've done today is— jenna's referenceight not have _ those with substantial assets might not have to lose them if they are unlucky — not have to lose them if they are unlucky enough to live with dementia at the _ unlucky enough to live with dementia at the end _ unlucky enough to live with dementia at the end of their life. but what we haven't— at the end of their life. but what we haven't done it is the vast majority— we haven't done it is the vast majority of front—line social care workers — majority of front—line social care workers who are on minimum wage who are struggling to maintain their own flats are struggling to maintain their own flats and _ are struggling to maintain their own flats and properties for the always done _ flats and properties for the always done today is announce that we going to be increasing the national insurance _ to be increasing the national insurance contribution without giving — insurance contribution without giving them an kind of confidence that they— giving them an kind of confidence t

no 10 ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live with the story, jenna. andre here at the rail yard building b remains closed. that is one of the places where the shooting happened. we did talk to that young light rail operator who says the healing has been hard, but he is glad to be back. getting back on track has been a painful process. from any vita workers reopening service has meant reopening wounds. memories of the mass shooting may 26 when a fellow employee opened fire and killed nine co workers. i knew all nine of them, um. listen to your left such a remark on our heart. iqbal dylan is a light rail operator grateful for the community's patients during the past three months, i was, you know. um. evita writer from like, long time and i feel the pain for our. our writers balancing the need to reopen with the need for healing from the shock and trauma. we cannot forget what happened that day, losing those nine friends and colleagues in such violence has left scars. one coworker committed suicide. i think suffering alone is worse. nowadays i think if y

jenna fischer, bbc news, the ukraine. laura: a grim anniversary and how to market. -- mark it.bering the victims of gun violence. we look at how a museum here in washington is commemorating lives lost every single week. south korea says a short range north korean missile has been launched into the sea of japan. soon after, the north korean ambassador decried american hostility. laura becker reports. >> 25 minutes after firing, the u.s. had a hostile policy. they continue to develop weapons as a deterrent. the powerful sister of kim jong-un put out a number of statements saying that if north koa was willing to talk, they would be good. hot and cold at the moment. laura: in washington, d.c., they are hosting an installation of the gun violence memorial. representing the lives lost to gun violence each week. it displays a collaboration between the artist and the mass design group. here's a story of how the memorial came to be. >> two people died inside the club. >> how many shots were fired? >> 10 to 15. >> i have been collaborating with mass design for a long time. we have been r

i was trying to give him space >> jenna made you switch so you could sit next to him. >> jenna hornedd morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to see hazy skies moving in today and moderate air quality for our microclimates in the south bay but we will see some drifts of smoke coming in due to the fires that are burning to our north. temperatures heating up today our inland valleys into the low to mid 90s. we'll do it all over again tomorrow but then we start a coalition trend by the end of the week. it's looking so much better by friday into the weekend. and we could also see some showers just to our north. weather. guys >>> still ahead, a remarkable youth football program making a huge difference and getting a surprise boost from the l.a. rams but first, these messages. capital one shopping. (in s.l.j. voice) what's in your wallet? some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most peo

and jenna is here with us today. >> you have some memories.ion on this show and also fans who loved him he was part of their family. >> he was here 35 years today, 65 years here at nbc >> he was here on the first day of the "today" show. he was in washington, d.c. he was a page at wrc when they connected the national weather service, will yard was h page who placed the call >> one of my favorite messages was willard kissing your head. there was a lot of kissing back and forth. >> there was a lot of love and he loved people. and the idea that this guy who was at the time in washington, d.c. -- and jenna will attest to this -- other than the president, he was the biggest personality in d.c and he just reached out on his own and said, hey, let's go to dinner this place, alfredo's letrataria restaurant and before mentoring, he took me under his wing >> and you were kid? >> it literally was my second job. >> what did it mean to you he is larger than life he is a "today" legend comes time for him to step aside and retire, and he, like, blessed you.

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jenna boy key -- helping lead the vaccine trial for children at stanford medicine. thanks for joining us. what exactly did the pfizer trial find with regard to its vaccine for a 5-11-year-olds? >> the actual data hasn't been published yet. the announcement today was letting us know the data collected and the study that finished enrollment about 10 days ago suggests the vaccine is safe, very safe and very effective in children 5-11. he didn't give specific details, but it generally hinted it was similar to the results we saw in kristen: children 12-17. we are still waiting for full data, which it has to submit to the fda. so they didn't give percentages. the date tell us about the dosage tested? >> the dose was 10 micrograms, one third of the adult dose. >> is that based on weight? or, children that age actually need less to generate the same amount, or more of immune response? >> a combination of both. pfizer did a dose finding study earlier in the summer to find the ideal dose. they tested several different dosages and this was the least amount of vaccine to get th

i'm jenna sacks. staying healthy while celebrating the holiday weekend still to come here, advice from medical experts on how to stay safe if you're getting together with family and friends this afternoon or tonight, plus u. s. lawmakers are accusing the taliban of preventing americans from leaving northern afghanistan. i'm trey angst in doha. i've got the details coming u crash early this mornine stadium right near the bay bridge. this crash was reported just after one o'clock this morning passer byes reporting a wrong way. driver on 80 just east of the bridge, the chp says a man driving the wrong way on the freeway crashed into a red car, killing the driver. according to chp. the suspect ran from the scene but was later found hiding in bushes and then arrested. no word if drugs or alcohol were involved, a suspected drunk driver was arrested in east contra costa county for a crash that killed two teenagers. it happened saturday night on the byron highway in nights in in rural eastern contra costa cou

with the very latest, jenna, andre and julie. we've been hearing public comment, but so far there has been no board vote. yet it is expected tonight, and certainly there has been a lot of emotion and a little bit of divisiveness over this controversial issue. vaccine mandates for children have become an ongoing debate as students return to school this year and the numbers of covid-19 cases increase at the oakland school boards virtual meeting wednesday night, the vaccine mandate proposed by three board members sam davis, gerry yay and cliff thompson drew a divided response. some people were opposed. next speaker is shericka. oh i'm just going to let you know that i'm against mandatory vaccination. thank you, adding this vaccine is a requirement would be premature and unscientific wlde waiting for the data. others say they supported the proposed mandate to allow exemptions only for students with medical conditions create a tracking system for student vaccinations and developing enforcement and vaccination plan for unvaccinated stu

frank jana katsuyama in the city force tonight jenna thank you.ta shows that bay area tech workers are leaving san francisco the city's chief economist ted egan says 17% of tech jobs listed in san francisco are now remote. compared to just 3% before the pandemic. egan says the move to remote work will not only affect city tax revenue and housing demand but also restaurants shops and hotels that rely on office workers. data shows the tech workers are relocating to places like napa and contra costa county. already checked in on our weather we have a heat advisory that has been dropped for much of the central valley but they're still flex alert for tomorrow. through the day through thursday- it's gonna be hot again in that is it's been this pattern pretty much. the last month or so we had the big he inland. the milder weather around the bay in the very cool weather at the coast which is. area summersas far as i'm concerned more typical a in some ways but- it's enough days of heat and that central valley that you get a flex alert and also it extends t

followed by kayla and jenna and tanner. their mom?they have no real memories. >> been a long time. >> reporter: it's true. most of your lives. and how old were you? >> i'm not sure how old i was but i don't have any memories. >> reporter: jenna is often told by those who knew michelle how much she resembles her mom. >> i have seen pictures of her. she is really pretty and she's always smiling. she seems like a really happy person. so it makes me feel good that people see me in her. >> reporter: and with that terrible loss, say the kids, they have grown up happy and content for the most part. all thanks to one person. tell me about your dad. what kind of guy is he? >> funny. >> reporter: funny? he is funny and he's the most caring guy in the world. >> he is nice and we are his whole world and he is protective. and just loves us so much. and once the best for us. >> reporter: protective dad who said he tried to shield them as best he could from the not so happy times. >> michelle was really struggling with those kids at a young age, whi

jana katsuyama live for us tonight, jenna. thank you. napa county saw a sharp jump in covid cases during the first full week of this month, county health officials announced a 27% increase in covid infections between september 10th and the 16th. that is compared to the week before. those were the days after the bottle rock music festival, but so far public health officials have not linked the uptick with that event. the average age for infections went down from 41 to 37 years old. 25% of the new cases during that period where those 18 and younger the cdc reports that california now has the lowest coronavirus case rate in the nation. california is the only state to escape the federal high transmission category figures compiled late last week's show. weekly cases in california have dropped 32% from a month ago. health officials say that is due to the state's success in controlling the highly contagious delta variant. the cdc also credits california's high vaccination rate and the willingness of people across the state to wear masks in publ

she's in san francisco and jenna. how our attendees reacting to this new hybrid version of the convention. with the only many people did notice a difference. there were smaller crowds, and there was also mandatory covid testing. but take a look and you'll see that sales was really pull out the stops again to transform this space, and many people said that they are very glad to be back in person. dream force is back in force this year, taking everything outside the mosconi center, transforming howard street into a national park themed venue for salesforce's first global hybrid convention. feeling super lucky to be here, super excited robert cowles came from utah. it's his first time at dream force the selection of what we had was little more limited than in the past, but it was still great. still. more than i could take in, so it's fine. it's a dramatically smaller scale compared to more than 170,000 attendees a few years ago, part of the draw dream forces always just this kind of total overwhelm of everythingk and eve

jenna asked them to visit shanghai. -- china. this was announced yesterday.a seismic shift in brussels all these things coming together at once. that in many respects, was to germany. it was interesting timing. it was this china narrative. fort narrowed -- europe to continue this route of culturally cultivated, sitting on the fence and making decisions. it is china making them make decisions. clearly, little will is lacking. natassia: we had a lot more of that then we have had in the past from the speech yesterday. she talked about pushing back and banning products despite forced labor. that is in relation to what is happening in chin jong. -- xinjiang. we have seen a u.s. realignment here of their strategic priorities. the submarine deal, a case and point. do you think that the u.s. and eu share a common view of the world now? >> it is converging. there is always some friction. in the large parts of the community, eu has replaced christianity as a religion of choice. there are a lot of decisions made by the european union that the -- do not comport with nati

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you're coming back with hoda and jenna. another street pan supper. you're looking for that.io 1a. he'll tell us why after conquering space, he is heading out to sea first, your local news >>> good morning to you. it is 8:56. i am kris sanchez. voting centers are now open. california decides the fate of governor gavin newsom in the recall special election. some of the latest numbers show newsom with a big advantage. last night, president biden campaigned on his behalf at a rally in long beach and praised the governor and his leadership for protecting californians from covid. leading republican replacement candidate larry elder questioned how the governor made life better for californians, as it comes to crime and public education. somewhere around 40% of mail-in ballots have been returned statewide. happening now, keeping a close eye on voters as they cast ballots. coming up at 11:00, we'll show you what's happening. for some, a second chance seems too good to be true. but with devoted shelter care and the right nutrition, second chances are real, and you're making them happe

jenna's sister barbara and her husband, craig, have welcomed a baby girl into their family.little niece >> she was bursting, aunt jenna talked about how cora arrived a little earlier, but she says her niece is beautiful, precious and feisty >> she's a bush girl has to be feisty in a statement, former president bush said, quote, with full hearts, laura and i are excited to announce the birth of our new granddaughter. cora is healthy and adorable and we are proud >> they were married back in 2019 and we are sending them a lot of love and congratulations this morning. >> a lot of love here. >>> now to an interview that will give you some inspiration to start the day >> yeah. i got the chance to chat with the ceo of the dallas mavericks. her name is cynthia marshall in 2018, she became the nba's first black female ceo she was brought in to turn things around. there was a toxic work environment, that explosive "sports illustrated" article that talked about the culture in the organization it was her job to go in and clean it out she knew nothing about basketball, but she went in a

and hoda and savannah and jenna, here is a day where a former president of the united states has basically just rebuked t majority of the party, republican party, who twice nominated him for president. many of the things he was denouncing are now beliefs in the republican party that are a majority that voted for donald trump in 2016 and 2020 when trump lost, and even included some people who attacked the capitol and the congress on the 6th of january of this year. it's like the person who once said, you live long enough, you get to see everything. you never would have imagined, or at least i wouldn't, that we would get to a day where george w. bush would feel so strongly about what's happened to his party and what's happened to his country that he would say this on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. this was a speech we will remember and read and should be taken to heart. >> certainly a speech that dipped into the past but was very present in terms of the environment. >> in fairness, michael, we'll let you have that bit of analysis andy card former chief of staff, never off duty certainly a reb

thank you, jenna. health experts say children now make up more than a quarter of new coronavirus cases. the american academy of pediatrics says there were more than 206,000 cases among children last week. it's the fifth week in a row that child cases have been over 200,000. pfizer says it is now just days away from asking the fda for authorization of its vaccine for kids between the ages of five and 11. the cdc says it will review it with urgency. pfizer also said today it has started testing an oral antiviral drug aimed at preventing covid-19 among people who have been exposed to the virus. the drugmaker says more than 2600 people are now taking part in this study. participants must be 18 years old and live in the same household with someone who is infected. pfizer says if successful, the pill could help stop the virus from spreading extensively. continued frustration over unplanned power shutoffs after the break tonight how they're impacting small businesses in san mateo county. our tasting room and

okay, it's time to get all the sport with jenna. thank you, barbara. the taliban have appraised africana found the 1st cricket test since it's take have a racing have said international matches will continue. i've got to stand cricket board. it says it's been given the go ahead to send a team, it's who will strayer. the one off match which will be the 1st of a test between the sides is due to take place at the end of november in hobart tasmania. christiana nowadays event for week continues after completing his move to manchester, united. he's now become the greatest goal score and international football. but i didn't thought well, support your captain against the republic of ireland, and that was qualified. he saw his alley penalties saved at all and went into the bright. we're the one to lead a thanks to john egan's header. they were just minutes away from a famous when, when pop, rinaldo, who else to school has 100 tense, go for his country, making him the outright all time and leading score and international football buddy wasn't finished as he head

ktvu janet katsuyama in the city tonight, and jenna, what are people saying about this scaled back version of the event? well frank and julie many people say they are just really glad to be back and they feel safe with the pandemic precautions. if you take a look behind me, you can just see how they have transformed howard street. one thing that's new is that anyone this year can attend virtually and see the sessions online for free with this hybrid model. dream force is back in force this year, taking everything outside the mosconi center, transforming howard street into a national park themed venue for salesforce's first global hybrid convention. feeling super lucky to be here, super excited the selection of what we had was little more limited than in the past, but it was still great, still more than i could take in, so it's fine. it's a dramatically smaller scale compared to more than 170,000 attendees a few years ago, part of the drop dream forces always just this kind of. total overwhelm of every hotel. every restaurant just kind of bubbling over with people. now there are about 1200.

youtube star jojo siwa performed the foxtrot with jenna johnson. >> lori loughlin's daughter is on anded the college admissions scandal that landed her parents in prison and says she just wants to move forward from that. >> "the karate kid" actor martin kove is at the bottom after this performance last night. >>> next to controversy involving amazon. the cameras in amazon trucks are costing drivers money. >> the technology running those cameras is reportedly penalizing drivers for mistakes other drivers make, for example, when amazon drivers get cut off the technology thinks they were driving too close and data helps determine driver bonuses. >>> peyton manning made news during his monday night football broadcast with brother eli. >> peyton revealed during his playing days he took extreme measures to keep secrets from his top rival, the patriots. >> every time i played against new england i used to go and talk to my receivers like in the shower in the far corner, i'm like, don't talk about a play next to my locker because i know it's bugged. i know it's got a hot mic in there. >> manni

donations for fire victims if people would like to help, frank jana katsuyama live for us tonight, jenna thank you. the cal door fire continues to burn along highway 50 today caltrans tweeted tweeted. this video taken just east of echo summit. you can see how the thick smoke is blowing across the highway and flames burning along the road highway 50 remains closed from pollock pines, the south lake tahoe highway. 89 is. closed from plaster and the alpine county lines and our coverage of the cala dor fire continues on our website. just go to ktvu dot com slash wildfires for the latest development new tonight it is international overdose awareness day, a time to remember the millions of lives lost in america to both street and prescription drugs. ktvu is deborah villalon tells us about the efforts here in the bay area to prevent even more deaths. nobody knew. and nobody knew that. how dangerous was appealed? valentina long homer was 14, a happy high school freshman who loved camping dirt bikes and her family. but on a saturday morning this month, her dad found valentina dead in her bed from

and let's go live now to jenna, how in london, let's talk about this group our case 1st. jane. what more do we know about the suspect and the charges he's facing? well, this announcement by the metropolitan police certainly goes a long way towards completing the picture of what we knew of the events of march, 2018 in the british city of souls. pretty when so gay script paul and his daughter julia were attacked essentially using the nerve agent, nova shock. they got very, very ill. they nearly died. it was an attempted murder, according to charge, is already laid against 2 of the 3 attackers. we now have the name of the 3rd man. who is dentist said gave that's his real name. he was operating under the alias, gay fed doctor that was the name on his passport. the one he used to enter and leave london heathrow airport. he's believe to be in the senior man of the trio, an officer in the russian g r u, the military intelligence operation under a course of the kremlin. and it's the 1st time that the british authorities have directly made a link between these events and the g r. u, lar

the highest hopefuls include. conservative radio host, larry elder, and a former olympian caitlin jenna. for more of this let's bring in james taylor. he's before the chair of the department of politics at the university of san francisco. he joins us now live from that good to have with us. voters have plenty to be irritated about governor newson. is he still going to be in post after this recall election? yeah, i think i think this is actually one of the best, if not the best gover. every governor in every large state, like florida, texas on new york or in covey, can nominate, for example, after the 1st wave of before the delta virus. california economy expanded a $156000000000.00 given this and gave one of the largest rebates in california history. the issue that you cited as problems on national problems. some of them are international problems, immigration, forestry, and fires. the issue of crime and guns have a lot to do with the reaction to the, to exploit uprising that the american citizen saw, the law enforcement establishment of america mobilize, we did it expanded violence in

they jenna han, how live for us in london. thank. still ahead. on al jazeera we have a reg lean conditions inside a can the built by refugees from hazy under a bridge in texas. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. it's been raining heavily in the northeast of china, that obvious circulation as i'm breaking up and the rain spreading across towards hawkeye. there with that frontal system, the line of shazlaw, thunderstorms, in horseshoe for a good part or wednesday property says the leaving dry weather behind the increase in a tongue of rain, likely and situated. and between these 2 systems humidity, still quite high. temperature coming down in beijing, but along the line, the young see from shanghai to hung. those temperatures a 4 or 5 degrees above average, and it's still ship it. so it's quite a surprise ready for this late in the season than the monsoon rainy's now wide spread throughout india, pakistan and bang the dash this flooding in ralph in the jus

jenna thank you. researchers say the kaldor fire could damage lake tahoe's famous blue water. u. c. davis environmental research center says that smoke and ash from wildfires burning near tahoe are already clouding the water. during this time of year. you can typically see 65 ft down, but right now you can only see it down about 50 ft. and that could get even worse, researchers say the fires will cause more debris that will run into the lake when it rains later this year. tahoe was lost about 40% of its clarity over the past 50 years, marin county residents are back home tonight after a grass fire forced evacuations this afternoon. the brush fire was reported around 2 30 in your mount lassen drive in the lucas valley neighborhood. it spread quickly to 30 acres in windy conditions. marin fire and cal fire called in helicopters to attack the flames from above. residents say this is all stressful. it's a stressful time of year around northern california. california's burning burning down and i have two brothers and one has been evacuated in south like don. he was worried about that, an