>>well that was kareen wynter is reporting for us this morning. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the latest information for you on the 3 major complex fires continue to burn across the bay area they've been were burning now for a week. >>morning welcome back and take a look at the monitor behind me shows you everything you need to know of hair that's the view from walnut creek this morning. we have unhealthy air in many spots around the bay area and we understand that it's worse in the east bay, especially in the tri valley area want to go down dave spahr is going to tell us more about what we're dealing with out there heidi. >>ok good morning morning, good morning we did have some rain overnight. but apparently not enough to clean up the air and we don't have a whole lot the way of winds going on today which is good because we're fighting all these fires going on here and when we might get some very localized winds if we get a little aloft shower going on not even lightning. but it just will evaporate as it goes through a dry layer of the

that have had us kareen out of control. without major changes in media, that will be very hard to bring about. without this sense of a jolt. what i believe has happened now is that we have a republican party that i think is going to have to go through at least three elections in a row with losses. not just in 2020, but in 2022 again. to begin to get traction back to what will be quite conservative people, but problem solving oriented and not willing to use some of these divisive things like race and immigration and the way they've been used in the past. begin to write the ship and move us back into a different direction. it is not going to come easily and it's not going to come quickly i'm afraid. we have to brace ourselves for what is going to be an extended period of real challenges trying to solve the major problems that we have. economic, racial and otherwise. >> thank you for that sobering thought. >> have a nice night. >> exactly. come up with another book title and i'll take a xanax. >> i'm working on a next one. >>

>>well that was kareen wynter is reporting for us this morning, sarah. >>we're going to take a short break and as we do we're going to take you outside for a live look at 5 of the smoke from the fires very hazy skies yet again unhealthful air yet again so yet again take your mask when >>and breaking news this monday morning, the fires burning across the bay area have turned deadly. we're taking a look at video now showing damage from the most destructive fires. >>on your left is the czu lightning complex and burned down homes and send the tail and santa cruz county on your right you can see damage from the lnu lightning complex which has forced thousands to evacuate in the north bay. >>well, thanks so much for staying with us at the half hour the kron 00:04am morning news. >>let's begin with a look at where the fires are burning across the bay area this morning take a look at your screen at the top as the lnu lightning complex fire which is the size burning more than 350,000 acres in total. the scu lightning complex in the east bay has scorched nearly 34

kareen porter, stand up kareen. she is the curator of that exhibit. (applause) one of the goals of the exhibit is to recognize both diversity of suffering activists and the many bases on which american women have been barred from voting. as -- the exhibit looks beyond the familiar names such as susan anthony and alice paul and bring us to the attention from a variety of backgrounds showing that the carnage of suffrage was advanced by american women across race, ethnicity and class. susan diaz ware, a leading feminist biographer is author and editor of numerous books on the 20th century u.s. history, including americans women's history a very, short introduction. still missing, a millionaire heart and the search for modern feminism and the letter to the world of seven women who shaped the american century. educated at harvard university, she taught at new york university and harvard where she served as editor of the biographical dictionary -- american women, completing the 20th century. since 2012 she served as a general editor of the american national