>>justine yeah, it's really tough the couple i talked to have been evacuated 3 times now sense 20 is 2017. this time they don't believe they are lucky. this i went out

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and for more we're joined now from portland oregon by journalist justin yeah well hello to you justin now we hear that you've been close to some of the bigger fires in and around portland give us a sense of what's going on there. thank you for having me. in the past 2 days i was within one mile of some of the raging fires that are going on oregon and it is truly a state and it's really devastated a lot of the agricultural community and what i witnessed there was empty because sounds bash all over the ground and people hurrying and packing their things all their belongings tearing to the cars to please the affected area and it's really a sight to behold. well also hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes and many of them have no idea if or when they'll be able to return how are those people managing. over 500000 or going and have been displaced by this fire that brought wreckage to 950000 acres now across the state and a lot of them have been forced to evacuate to. nearby refugee shelters or evacuation shelters provided by communities jason effected areas an

and for more we're joined now from portland oregon by journalist justin yeah hello to you justin now we hear that you've been close to some of the bigger fires in and around portland give us a sense of what's going on there. thank you for having me. in the past 2 days i was within one mile of some of the raging fires that are going on oregon and it is truly hell today and it's really devastated a lot of the agricultural community and what i witnessed there was an chico's sound bash all over the ground and people hurrying and packing their things all their belongings and terry to the cars to leave the affected area and it's really a sight to behold. well also hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes and many of them have no idea if or when they'll be able to return how are those people managing. over 500000 or going and have been displaced by this fire that brought wreckage to 950000 acres now across the state and a lot of them have been forced to evacuate to. nearby refugee shelters or evacuation shelters provided by communities patient effected areas and.

. >> justin: yeah, i've heard of them. they're big in europe.eryone's buying their new app. >> wyatt: mm-hmm. yeah. and they're huge in the 18-to-24 demographic. >> bill: so what do we get out of the deal? >> wyatt: well, i mean, they're-- they're looking to expand. they want to elevate their brand in the u.s., and that's where spencer comes in. >> bill: all right. we, you have my attention, wyatt. i like what i'm hearing, but liam needs to be part of this meeting. where the hell is he? >> liam: you made breakfast, so let me take care of the dishes. >> hope: did you notice that kelly ate all of her oatmeal today?

>>hi justine yeah, i'm here on our rock avenue east san jose is one of several neighborhoods in san jose's east side that as you said have been disproportionately hit hard by the coronavirus let's take a look at some video and i'll show you one reason why the numbers have been as of late and this was alum rock avenue earlier this afternoon as part of the county's effort safeguard essential workers. the community health and business engagement team is his call these out going door to door here. >>to inform and encourage businesses about best practices to protect themselves and protect the spread or prevent rather the spread of the coronavirus many of these businesses here are struggling most welcome all the help they can get to keep their workers safe and also to help make their customers feel safe and more welcome to share more on this now from the county health officer doctor sara cody. >>we need to help ensure that businesses are safe. we want them both to be safe and for the community to be and feel safe when they come and access services and so to a large extent. i think that these the

>>justine yeah, it's really tough the couple i talked to have been evacuated 3 times now sense 20 is 2017. this time they don't believe they are lucky. this i went out there fairly sure they lost their home up on cougar lane which is in unincorporated santa rosa off highway 12. >>now i tried to get up there to confirm for them whether or not they really did lose their home i was not able to get all the way there because of the conditions but i did find some devastation along the way. >>burned grass and milton events pose greeted me as i drove up los alamos road in the hills above highway 12 the higher i climbed up the scenery became more and more bleak trees charred black and brown over hong with smoky skies. my destination, the coyote lane home of a couple who live in a part-time and air bnb at the rest of the year. >>they say they've been told that of the nearly dozen properties in their neighborhood only one is still standing that one i could see on the ridge above. here's video of one of their neighbors homes which has been completely leveled by the fire closer to the address i w

talks so often about justice ginsberg and somebody that i thought was an icon on the court, justin scalia. >> yeahhe talked about there were things that were more important thanslaying people to your vote on the court. he valued their friendship. it's hard to think of two that were more different than the two of them, but they were able to look past their positions and bond -- >> sean: hold on, shannon. let's listen to the president.. he just -- re-rack that in new york. let's go back to -- shannon was -- we'll find out what the president said. shannon, go back to the story. because you know, i understand justice thomas, same thing, a great respect and friendship with justice thomas and justice scalia. >> yeah, the families spent time together, ate meals together, fellowshiped together. so they know sort of the secret society that the nine on the bench or those that have served before will really understand the pressuresre on their famili, spouses and children. just what they all faced. i remember in particular one holiday party, which they were calling a christmas party at that point. there is a

yeah, it's a little frustrating. >> justin: so what are you gonna do about it? ridge: yeah, i'd like to know that, too. if you're planning on making another little play for brooke, we're gonna have a problem.

>>yeah that's right jonathan justine we're going to see the return of those triple digits once again. and yes, that red flag warning in effect a starting tomorrow night lasting through wednesday morning you can see it behind me all the red coloring on your screen. yes, the north bay mountains east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains under this flag warning because this is what we're going to see as we break it down here gusty winds of anywhere from 30 to 45 miles per hour. and the highest peaks could actually get upwards of 50 miles per hour. but definitely dry conditions, especially in our east through fairfield getting over towards of the palais whole area as well and then you're north based on those winds expected to be anywhere from 35 to 45 miles per hour. and on tuesday evening, not so we're really start to see it a kick up the most it's definitely going to be starting tomorrow night. in fact here future wind gusts can show you as we advance the map ahead. monday evening right around 5 o'clock. that's when you can see all the numbers starting to really bump up and the winds b

yeah that's right justine so tomorrow is going to be a sneak peek of what's to come we're going to start to begin a warming trend tomorrow. >>about 5 degrees above average and we're noticing the changes out there already lack of marine layer, so we are noticing, crystal clear skies and also we will warm up about 74 degrees for those of you in downtown san francisco for your saturday afternoon 69 degrees for half moon base about 5 degrees above average there millbrae and burlingame in the low 70's winds out of the north as west still going to get that northerly flow warming up temperatures into the 70's from san mateo to mountain view, mateo 73 degrees low 70's for foster city with widespread low to mid 80's for the south bay, san jose 81 degrees cupertino in the mid 80's and already going to see that warm up for those of you in the inland valleys of the east bay flirting with 90's for livermore 89 degrees about 10 degrees warmer than today and low 90's for conquered with widespread 80's throughout the east bay shoreline richmond and oakland warming up into the low 80's, there mid 80's fo

>>yeah grant and justine this program is part of the city's gradual reopening, i did speak to one small business owner who plans to take advantage of this new permits to give his customers a better dining experience. evan pala already has a dj for his restaurant muck andre on polk street and san francisco's russian hill neighborhood. so when he heard about the city's new permit program just add music. there's like she knows topic of this is going to be like a nice way to give people a little bit more of an experience a little bit more like they're indoors. the new permit will allow businesses like restaurants, bars cafes outdoor shared spaces on city streets to have live entertainment and amplified sound since the pandemic paul had to cut capacity by more than half operating only outdoors takeout and delivery paul plans to bring in a live band but says he will have to get creative we might do something like right on the other side of the window. >>i would love to like how like a band or something just that we don't have a lot of real estate right now the program is part of the city's gr

it was so nice to open up the windows in the house today hope we can keep doing that yeah and we certainly will justine for not only today but also for the rest of the week as well even leading up to this weekend. >>let's take a look outside crystal clear skies and we can actually breathe as we head outside in the bay area because of those good air particles for most of the coast and even for the northern portion of the east bay, but we are tracking some moderate air particle though hayward southward into san jose in the south bay, so we still have a spare the air alert in effect right now through this evening in addition that an air quality advisory, but justine what a difference a week we are heading in the right direction, and it's certainly being aided by these westerly winds light to breezy right now sustained winds at 20 miles per hour long downtown san francisco pushing all of that smoke and ash away from the bay area and that's how we like it in fact we're going to continue to see that trend for your thursday as well wind speeds out of the west northwest at 20 miles per hour less for your thurs

. >> reporter: yeah, john, we spoke to justin blake and his father and brother and said look he feelsre definitely two justice systems and points to what happened here and he talked about all you have to do is look at the videos that came from here. the 17-year-old who was accused of killing two people in the streets, he says look, he is a 17-year-old white teenager who had a huge long gun after the shooting, after those shots went off the second time, he was able to walk right past several police vehicles and make his way all the way home which was in illinois so he was able to go home from one state to the next and wasn't even stopped and he says you compare that with seeing his nephew, jacob blake shot in the back by officers and says look, if he can't see two justice systems he is blind to what is happening in america. he says there is systemic racism and we heard from the family over and over and over again and their family attorney benjamin crump and others jacob blake was not armed. they are sticking with that. there is no evidence he was armed and they have definitivety said h

>> we spoke -- yeah, john, we spoke to justin blake, who is the uncle of jacob blake.o, jacob blake's father, it is his brother. and he said, look, he feels that barr is misinformed. and he says that there are definitely two justice systems. and he points to what happened here. he talked about that all you have to do is sort of look at the videos that came from here. the 17-year-old, who was -- is accused of killing two people in the streets. he says, look, he is a 17-year-old, white teenager, who had a huge, long gun, after the shooting. after those shots went off, the second time, he was able to walk right past several police vehicles. and make his way all the way home, which was in illinois. so he was able to go home, from -- from one state, to the next, and wasn't even stopped. and he says you juxtapose that, with seeing his nephew, jacob blake, shot in the back by officers. and he says, look. if he can't see two justice systems, then he is blind to what is happening in america. he says there is systemic racism. and -- and we have also heard from the family, over a

we have lots of news for you and begin with justin timberlake bringing sexy back. yeah. the video already getting over 2 million likes since being posted last night. we love these two. we love their songs. one of them i loved, the other is "sexy back" from timberlake's nominated album "future sex/love sounds." everyone in overdrive wondering whether or not the two might be getting into the studio together to record any music. adding to the hype timberland posted a throwback picture with future lovesounds part two along with, yes, a clue, zip lip emojis. we can only hope these clues mean new music and maybe a tom brady appearance from our pal j.t. hey, a girl can dream. >>> on this terrific tuesday, we celebrate a group of firefighters who are making history as the first all-female crew in the 57 years of the palm beach fire and rescue. these shots taken to promote their nonprofit group firefighters to the rescue lighting up the internet, pun intend intended. so many showing their support and appreciation for these amazing women and even more impressive, this crew spans

yeah. that's why we got justin bieber. we got that yummy. today. >> i got one word for you as the vegan, tofurkey. >> ew. >> nobody likes tofurkey. even i don't like tofurkey. sorry. see you tomorrow. >>> that's all coming up. janai is here with "pop news." bring it back home, please. >> all right. bacon and barbecue, that's right up my alley. we begin this morning with a movie night fit for a queen. her majesty is officially turning part of her 20,000-acre sandringham estate where she spends christmas every year into a drive-in movie theater, so you might ask what will be lighting up the big screen. well, some recent box office hits like "a star is born," "rocketman," "bohemian rhapsody" and "1917" along with some family-friendly options like "toy story" and "moana." unfortunately, the queen will not be present at the showing. she's currently spending time in the scottish highlands, so she's living it up there. tickets per car cost just over 30 pounds, and it opens september 25th. i could get into a drive-in. >> road trip. >> right? road tr

i'm justine waldman kron 4 news all right just seen in yeah grant maybe she washed that car given a day or so. >>wait till things settle down all this hayes was particularly bad in san francisco where the the orange glow stick around all day long the morning commute a locked looked a lot more like evening residents, you know started their day under darken skies. kron four's maureen kelly continues our team coverage from san francisco where she got reaction from people out in these creepy conditions. >>throughout during roadwork on front street had to work with their lights on it looks like dawn in this video, but it was really only in america been the background surrounded by a sky, the color of a rotting orange peel out on market street, the ferry building is also set against a dusty backdrop. the muni drivers usually drive with their lights on during the day today they needed to. construction workers on their lunch break if their sandwiches in the glow of the lit up banks, i'm over at civic center people stretching their legs during the noon hour stopped to snap pictures of city hall.

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to get yeah we're already tracking those improvements jonathan in justine thanks to that cool sea breeze tracking some good air particles along the coast and right now a little bit hazy though for downtown san francisco. >>but we're seeing a lot more green out there right now at this 10 o'clock hour still pour air particles those streaming through throughout the inland valleys of the east bay and also for most of the north bay as well, but the good news is that cool sea breeze going to push all that smoke and ash away from the bay area during the overnight hours. but we still have a spare the air alert in effect from now through tonight, but it's not going to be extended for your sunday afternoon. so that's the good news right there tracking moderate amounts up or air particles for the 2nd half of your weekend so still going to be a little bit hazy out there but not as bad as today, so the worst fortunately is over current wind speeds out there right now pretty calm in the single digits, but a little bit breezy with winds out of the northwest right now 13 m

president will be surveying when he arrives soon jacob blake's uncle justin spoke just a few minutes ago this is a little of what he had to say. yeah we're asking people not to be violent not to destroy our community but in the same breath we're asking to stand with the black family come on over here we're not mad at you when instead you're angry and upset and we could see why you would want to burn some down who asked you not to that 1st that you put up an anchor were asking to raise up high and you did it come on both the blacks were going to some big changes that affect own little jakes over. on there's clearly a lot of emotional tension today we know the governor didn't want president trump to come he's coming on the last but this is a city that voted for trump what sort of a welcome said he expect. that's right if you want to become somewhere the best thing you can do is disinvite him and have a democrat do it but you know he won't even be meeting with the family he will be touring the scene of some of the wreckage he's on the ground now as we speak but the reception he's likely to get on the ground is not going to be especial

yeah, they were nervous. people don't just get shot in grimes. and they knew justinngie and couldn't imagine anything happening there. >> and if reporters and neighbors were mystified about what happened, so was detective robyn bartholomew. >> i was the on-call detective, i got called out at 3:30 in the morning. >> who confronted a messy, bloody crime scene, a victim shot point blank in the head. and here was his fiancee without a mark on her. blood tends to spatter. but there wasn't a drop on angie. >> i mean, how far apart were they? >> right next to each other. >> has that ever happened in your experience that you've encountered that before? >> not that i've encountered. >> and did it say anything to you? that these two women in the house, one of them lying right beside the victim, were unharmed? >> yeah, it was suspicious. >> yes, and also if the killer was intent on robbery, he certainly didn't succeed. that dvd player pulled out of its place in the living room? that was it, said detective tim hopper. nothing else was taken or disturbed. >> well, it didn't make

yeah. i don't think that they were text messages that were to be taken seriously. >> well, if you look at them through justine's't look like a serious threat. but the jury didn't look at it through your eyes. >> no. >> despite her conviction and all that evidence and the fact she has no memory of that night, justine still claims she must have been wearing her seat belt and cannot imagine driving her car at 85 miles an hour. just not the sort of thing she ever did, she says. something happened. you swerved across and hit that other car. does that sound about right? >> yeah. >> it was probably you that caused the accident. is that fair to say? >> uh-huh. >> and if you say it's probably you who caused that accident, are you able to say, yeah, you know, if i did it -- and i probably did cause it -- i just feel horrible about that? >> uh-huh. >> and i take responsibility for that? >> yeah. >> is it possible for you to say that? >> yeah. i mean, if i knew, then i would take responsibility for it. you know, if it was me, i'd take complete, utter responsibility for it. and i do. >> and now, finally, having said the wor

justin. >> that's what parents do, isn't it? >> yeahst south african restaurant in the u.s. ten degrees south, south africa's location from the tropic of capricorn. let's dig in. we shared dishes like chicken curry, peri-peri chicken, and calamari. what was it really like in the early days of first of all trying to come up with this, but then also working with your son? it's a different thing to work with family than working with other people. >> i think it worked well. i mean, we were so busy trying to make things work. and we were doing everything. i mean, every single one of us knew how to bartend, serve, be in the kitchen. all of us. >> now along with ten degrees south, anthony operates four restaurant concepts in atlanta, including billtong bar, yubo beach house, and cape dutch. >> every time i eat curry or peri-peri i start sweating. >> he calls ten degrees south the mother ship with other spots stemming from it. i'm not shy. i'm reaching -- >> go for it. we have a saying in south africa, get stuck in. get -- >> all right. >> the

yeah, pretty time—consuming. christmas—related pledges are falling like dominoes this week, aren't they? now, justinlip of some of your reporting from antarctica where you introduced us to a new concept in environmental reporting. we have been out here for like, i don't know, an hour and a half, and this is the result. check the snotscicles on this. he squeals. was that sore? what was happening there, i was out in the cold, reporting the storm that had blown in, we were in the middle of the west antarctic, trying to get down to the front of this epic glacier, this huge glacier the size of the uk in the western antarctic and the storm came in and i was reporting saying, look, the planes are all grounded, we cannot go anywhere and when you are out there, it is so cold, it was like —20 or —30 celsius and obviously your nose runs a little in cold weather. i mean, people will be familiar with that. obviously, if it is that cold out there, whatever comes out of your nose freezes and there is a word for this in antarctic lore and they are known as snotscicles and some rather extravagant snotscicles had app

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justine waldman kron 4 just team stuck inside again the ice. >>i was going take a live look outside right now overlooking downtown san francisco. yeah, pretty hazy out there and if you are stuck inside this weekend's you better have a c or at least some fans because it's going to be a hot one. >>and there's not going to be great chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here and lawrence unfortunately, the news isn't good no idea we're talking maybe some record heat look at these temperatures maybe a 105 maybe as high as a 108 degrees it's going to be smoking hot. as we're going to see a high pressure settling in and that means probably that smoke not going to be able to move around much there's going to be very stagnant. these air quality probably very pour this weekend to outside hazy out there right now you've got sots better near the coastline, but some of the spots still in line are not looking good in fact the bottles had some trouble over the last couple of days in the air quality there remains terrible right now you can see the area shaded in purple that continues to be a problem spot otherwise around the bay area little bit bette

justin blake is jason's uncle. how is he doing? >> he's hanging in help his disposition and outgoingness is starting to return a little bit. >> reporter: personality? >> yeah, personality starting to light up the hospital and seeing who little jake is. >> reporter: jesse franklin lives in the neighborhood where blake was shot. he says before last sunday, he never protested a day in his life. now, his grass roots group, "black lives activists kenosha" is leading a local movement. >> woke me up. it happened right across the street from my home. i have kids. that man's kids were in that car. that could have been me, and that's why it touched me. that's i didn't felt the need to step up and have a voice. >> reporter: well, the president left kenosha a few hours ago, but as you can see, still a few dozen demonstrators out here in front of the courthouse. meanwhile, the department of justice here in wisconsin continues to investigate the jacob blake shooting. we learned today, they've reviewed 28 videos relating to the shooting, including the two that have gone viral online. you'll remember, police here in the city of kenosha do not wear body cameras, norah. >>

justin. go ahead. >> i do, should i go first? >> he can sleep in. yeah, go -- david: hold on a second. hy he did that, jumped out of a plane. his name is justin. he is the executive producer of "varney & company." he's a great guy. explain yourself. >> i'm a great guy? [laughter] stuart: con graph layings, justin. you're a fine reporter. fine executive producer. >> i created and also run the show. [laughter] stuart: penelope, when your dad gets home after producing, he's the executive producer of the show, what does he say? >> a lot of weird things about work. stuart: really. okay. does he enjoy it, do you think? what does your dad do? justin is the executive producer of the show, what does he do at ten past four in the afternoon when we all get the ratings on our little phones? >> if he loses, he curses. when he wins, he gets excited. stuart: i'm going to keep this short, sharp and to the point, exactly the way we do the show. first of all, you know, you really are a terrific producer. you're really good. you know what's news. you know what is not news, and you know how to communicate

yeah, she set a standard that we need nowadays. the ability to reach across the aisle to justices like justin scalia with whom she didn't agree with very much in terms of their approach to law. but with whom she put forward a deep and meaningful friendship. you talk about some of these pitch battles. even with newer colleagues like justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh, i was impressed that she came to their defense during kavanaugh's confirmation process. she was out there saying this is not right. i prefer the process the way it was when i was confirmed. she was unanimously confirmed despite her idealogical leanings. that ability to reach across the aisle to be collegial is something that we can take a lesson from. >> laura: we've had tributes pouring in. bill barr put out an incredible statement that i'll tweet out in a moment. it addressed her incredible academic accomplishments, her legal accomplishments and first spirit. i suffered one bout of cancer. she suffered four and kept working through all of it. all of that combined makes the legacy of this woman regardless of what you think about her decisions, which we get into in

yeah that's exactly what i would like for him. >>greatest of all time that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine

so when justin didn't want to give a dna sample -- >> i thought that he -- he might be the guy. >> reporter: but then after a little persuasion -- >> yeah. let's do it. >> reporter: his cooperation plus statements from people at the bar and claudia were enough for detective garcia. >> we were able to rule him out pretty quickly as a suspect. >> reporter: the morelos family was waiting impatiently for an arrest. >> your loved one had just been murdered. we wanted answers, and we just weren't getting them, not quickly for us anyways. >> reporter: too small tucson is how some refer to this city. it's a place where everyone seems to know everyone else. while detectives were examining nick's romantic past, brother john started doing a little detective work of his own, by talking with nick's co-workers. he told h.r. director jeff johnson how the suspect had apparently been cut while going through nick's window. >> jeff johnson called me and said, hey, you're not going to believe it, but this guy that i've had concerns about and who had filed a grievance against nick has bandages on his left arm. >> what's his name? >> james lapan. >> reporter

yeah. don't forget the band. i haven't. >>> it is time it's time for the lightning round. [ indiscernible and then the lightning round is over are you ready, skedaddy. let's start with justine justine! >> caller: hi, good evening, cramer how are you? >> good evening. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about next era energy. >> oh, that's the fastest growing best utility you want a growth utility, that's the one you want a little more safety, you do con ed. let geese to greg in new york. greg >> caller: boo-yah, jim, how are you? >> doing well. how about you? >> caller: all right thank you, thank you got a question in regards to apple and peloton, are we in a good situation >> i like peloton, but i think it's run up way too far. there's a stay at home exercise community and it issen e an ecosystem. i don't like the risk/reward here jen in florida, jen? >> caller: boo-yah, jen from florida. >> how are you >> caller: i'm good. shout out to all social workers. what is your wisdom on flgt? >> it's a -- look, anything that's about diagnostics is incredibly hot but remember, i'm an old fashioned diagnostic guy i like thermo fisher but you want a little spec, that works for me let's go

. ♪ yeah, good to me ♪ i can't stop the feeling >>> welcome back to "gma." there he is, my guy, justinhe feeling." this morning, the superstar has big plans for baseball. we're going to tell you what he's feeling about that in "pop news" coming up later in the show. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> also following a lot of headlines right now including president trump admitting to playing down the coronavirus threat in those bombshell recordings with veteran journalist bob woodward. the president acknowledged the virus was far more deadly than he was telling the country at the time. >>> also right now hundreds of wildfires burning across 14 states in the west leaving an unprecedented trail of destruction in oregon. in california the massive north complex fire is engulfing a thousand acres every 30 minutes. we're tracking all the latest this morning, robin. >> yes, we are, george. >>> also this morning, we are celebrating the life of a man who gave the world a celebration. kool & the gang's co-founder ronald bell unfortunately passing away. the band formed in 1964 when bell, his br

yeah. and clearly the students were very scared about the pick even though it hadn't been made up yet. we saw during justining to be posed as a racist and in this case dogma catholic whatever that means. spills out into the classroom. students aren't told in class here are the potential nominees, here are the facts about them and make up your mind for yourselves. that would be education. they are getting indoctrination. it doesn't matter hot pick is you will have oppose them. whoever the nominee is antiwoman and in the words of the student scary. leaves students coming out already making their minds up for themselves. this video is what it looks like a generation robbed of the ability to think for themselves to think critically. that is going to have an impact at the polls in november as well. will: now that we understand this was done before any names were announced or even really rumored. let's go back and take one more look at another video of these students being asked about president trump's supreme court nomination. >> the last thing we need right now is trump basically ramming through someone who is