laura scott there.lk to someone involved in grassroots sport now — who is impacted by these new restrictions. debbie hallas is the premier team coach at oldham netball club and joins us now. what do the restrictions mean for you and the team we heard about that in that report, what will this look like for you over these next coming months? well, let's just say, my phone hasn't stopped. obviously, everybody is wanting to know what's happening because it wasn't very clear when it was first announced how it would affect us, and obviously, that's... we still haven't got absolute clarity on where the premier league sits in all of this. which is kind of the highest level that we play out. obviously, our club does go commit covers the whole of grassroots, and up the momentum as an interim measure, we are training with the seniors and we have had to split into two groups, so we have got a good that are a 16 and 17 some as remaining will be in on the courts, and our older players have not got to train outside. s

laura scott, bbc news.urn to fans watching live sport had given supporters something of a lifeline. but that has changed today. joining us is andy walsh from the football supporters association. andy, first, what's your reaction? a lot of fans will be really upset about the announcement. people understand it has got to be safety first and public health is of utmost priority, but clubs cannotjust start a season or at the flick of a switch. it has already six or eight weeks of work has gone into getting players ready for a kick—off at the start of october. but the problem is... with the infection rate rising, isn't it difficult for the government to say, hundreds or thousands can go to matches but only six people in a family can meet? i think people feel reassured by the work that has been done by football and we have been involved in that the safety authorities have put in place some of the best protocols and guidelines that are in any sector, 88% of our supporters in a recent survey said they trusted their

laura scott, bbc news.jors — but the opening round of the us open was smooth sailing for most with some impressive scores. rory mcilroy and lee westwood were both in superb form, but the americanjustin thomas made light work of winged foot as he took an early lead. 0ur golf correspondent iain carterjoins me now to talk through day two. day one seemed all smooth sailing. has winged foot finally bared its teeth today? it has, it started to give them a kicking. i think members of winged foot, the usga, i'm not sure they like what they saw today, 21 players breaking power. that had never happened at winged foot us 0pen before. last time in 2006, there was only one score under par. but it's got an awful lot tougher today. it's going to little bit, the greens are drier, they're faster, the pin position is more difficult, and from that position of 21 players being under par, now there are eight -it being under par, now there are eight —itis being under par, now there are eight — it is now the war of attrition we a

laura scott reports.n doubly hit by recent government announcements. at the elite level, the lack of fans leaves the league at risk while grassroots games have been halted because they involve more than six people. all the hard work that has been put in by individuals, by communities who have built up clubs, whether they be professional or just amateur and junior level, all of those are going to fall to pieces and people are just going to walk away from the sport and we really don't want that to happen. as of the 24th of september, the rule of six applies to adults playing indoor team sports in england. exemptions are in place for disabled people and under—18s to help keep them active. fitness classes, gyms and swimming pools can still operate with larger numbers, providing separate groups of six don't mix. england netball is one of the sports lobbying the government for changes to the rules. shiplake stars play walking netball and members say it provides them with invaluable physical, mental and social b

joe lynskey, bbc news. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott has been following this story for us — lauravernment now. they are saying if you can go to the pub to watch the football — why can't a few people go to the stadium to watch the game? exactly, and we know that tomorrow, major starts... 0liver dowden to talk about this issue. we understand that they will be making their case... very meaningful number of fans. i mean, for example, the premier league said last week they would be hosting pilots of less than a thousand, just didn't make sense for them. some other sports share the same view. as you hearjust then from joe, there are going to be some more pilots in some nfl fixtures this weekend commands another piloting for example in the coming weeks. i do very much, tomorrow is an opportunity for these major sports to make their case to governments and call for some form of clarity and certainty from him because it's the uncertainty that is causing so much anxiety among these sports and it poses a real threat to their survival. we heard from the ecb today, for example, that they have

our sports reporter laura scott joins us now.y more than just one or two players if they've had to close the ground. what will happen if leyton orient can't field a team? our understanding is that if they cannot field a team, the game would be awarded to tottenham and they would progress to the fourth round of the efl cup, that is because there simply is not a enough time to rearrange this fixture. if this were to happen with a normal league game our understanding is they would try to rearrange it but in this circumstance, we are told that it would go to tottenham and it is interesting this one because clearly we haven't heard the number of players who have tested positive but we don't normally hear when we hear positive cases of match is being affected, so it does suggest that there is a number of players, a large number of them, that would mean they wouldn't be able to field this team. how much of a concern is this for lower league clubs who don't have large squad sizes? absolutely. it is an issue we have seen absolutely. it is

to a thousand fans in their grounds for their games this weekend. 0ur sports news correspondent, laura scott, this is all part of a plan to get more fans back to sport by the start of next month? exactly, that have been pilots held since the end ofjuly to see how fa ns since the end ofjuly to see how fans can return to sports safely. they had been the hope that they would be a wider roll—out of the return of funds from the 1st of 0ctober, return of funds from the 1st of october, that is now under review. we know the culture secretary is a meeting with the major sports today to discuss this issue. they will be making their cases as to why they need fans next month. the air efl have welcomed the fact that they will have these ten pilots this weekend, three in the championship, for in league1 weekend, three in the championship, for in league 1 and three in league 2. crucially, that is only up to 1000 fans, they say they want is to demonstrate that they can have more fa ns demonstrate that they can have more fans are back end, they can do it safely. rick parry says there are substantial financia

here's our sports correspondent, laura scott. one of the most diverse. it has been doubly hit by recent government announcements. at the elite level, the lack of fans puts the league at risk, while grassroots games have been halted because they involve more than six people. all the hard work that has been put in by individuals, by communities who have built up clubs, whether they be professional or just amateur and junior level, all of those are going to fall to pieces and people are just going to walk away from the sport, and we really don't want that to happen. major spectator sports today submitted breakdowns to the government of the financial impact of the decision to postpone the return of fans. at community level, £210 million of funding was announced by sport england, but there are still warnings of 300,000 potential job losses in there are still warnings of 300,000 potentialjob losses in the sector, and that 48% of public leisure facilities could be lost by christmas. i want to show the house we are working at speed with

our sports reporter laura scott joins us from south—west london.the sports yesterday and the numbers aren't significant, for example the premier league said they were disappointed by the news as the game is losing £100 million per month. the rfu say they could lose £60 million at the cannot have fans at the autumn internationals and six nations at the start of next year and the language also highlighted the seriousness of the situation with the sports warning of severe and profound consequences and potentially irreparable damage. this is not just about the elite potentially irreparable damage. this is notjust about the elite level of the game but it is about the trickle down to the grassroots and community sports and the participation impact that could have and also investment in women's sport as well. pubs also dealing with real challenges brought about by coronavirus and west ham announced that manager david moyes and two players had tested positive for coronavirus just 70 minutes before kick—off at the carabao cup fixture. there is talk of a res

the day after the el paso mass shooting. >> laura: pastor scott and lara, thank you so much. i'm sorry it was short but your commentary was critical as we deal with violence in the street. still ahead, james comey's, he is nauseated again. the last fight will explain it all. are you preaching to muslims? well, i was invited. not by me, mate. my husband was kidnapped. this is terrorism! no! we're not afraid to die. that's why we're gonna win. i'm not afraid either. we have a chance. i came here to plead for his life. infidel. rated r. i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic

our senior sports news reporter laura scott says this round of games, including home matches for norwich been pilots held since the end ofjuly to see how fans can return to sport safely, and there had been the hope there would be a wider roll—out of the return of fans from the 1st of october. that is now under review, and we know the culture secretary oliver dowden is meeting with the major sports today to discuss this issue and they will be making their case as to why they need fans back next month. the efl have welcomed the fact that they will be ten pilots this weekend, three in the championship, four in league 1 and three in league 2, but crucially that is only up to 1,000 fans and they say they want this to demonstrate that they can have more fans back in. chelsea's new striker timo werner says he's convinced he made the right decision to join this summer. frank lampard's side face champions liverpool this weekend. the german international revealed that he considered other offers, but that he chose stamford bridge after being persuaded that the club could win things. i come here to

the day after the el paso mass shooting. >> laura: pastor scott and lara, thank you so much. it was short but your commentary was critical as we deal with violence in the street. still ahead, james comey's, he is nauseated again. the last fight will explain it all. ♪ .. >> laura: james comey went on cnn to talk to his new best friends, jeff daniels who is portraying him in a miniseries. instead of asking him about the issues at hand, he said this. >> you felt nauseated about some of the scenes playing out. >> the source of the nausea was that the living was so real. made me feel ill. it's really hard to watch. i said you guys have ruined my day. >> laura: well, the nation feels nauseated too, jim but for different reasons. that's all the time we hahave. shannon bream is next. >> shannon: hello. welcome to "fox news shannon: welcome to fox news at night, breaking tonight a source tells me and several others, the president doesn't tend to formally nominate judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court at 5:00 pm. the rays lauding the nomination as a singular achievement for dona

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laura scott reports. the lack of fans puts the league at risk, while grassroots games have been halted because they involve more than six people. all the hard work that has been put in by individuals, by communities who have built up clubs, whether they be professional or just amateur and junior level, all of those are going to fall to pieces and people are just going to walk away from the sport, and we really don't want that to happen. as of the september 2a, the rule of six applies to adults playing indoor team sports in england. exemptions are in place for disabled people and under—18s to help keep them active. fitness classes, gyms and swimming pools can still operate with larger numbers, providing separate groups of six don't mix. england netball is one of the sports lobbying the government for changes to the rules. shiplake stars play walking netball and members say it provides them with invaluable physical, mental and social benefits, but heading into winter, they are worried about the impact of no

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. laura and marcus both have the day off. kris andry laboring as is kari. kari, normally i turn the air conditioning off when i'm going to be on air, but you'll have to put up with the whoosh because it's already really hot. >>> i was thinking the same thing, scott. every now and then the air conditioner has been kicking on this morning, so if you hear something that sounds like a washing machine it gets magnified by our microphones that are on. let's talk about our heat today as it continues for this afternoon and we're going to see still that unhealthy air quality as the spare the air alert continues today. we'll also have winds increasing tonight and that high fire danger as well. now we are also watching out for the potential of some power outages because of those high winds that will increase later this evening. as we look at our high temperatures for today we are still looking at a lot of triple digits here and we're going to continue to have some hot weather in the forecast. as we get you out on the roads this morning as we take a live look outside i

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. laura and marcus both have the day off. kris andry laboring as is kari. normally i turn the air conditioning off when i'm going to be on

i'm kris sanchez. >>> and i'm scott mcgrew. obviously laura and marcus have the day off but, kari, we need to you work today because you have to tell us how it's going to -- how hot it's going to get and when it will cool down. >>> yes, it's going to be very hot again today. we still have this excessive heat warning that was basically issued over the weekend. it continues intoholiday, and we're even going to see some coastal areas heating up again today. we had numerous reports set for yesterday afternoon and today we're looking at high temperatures still unbearably hot reaching 103 degrees in napa. 102 in san jose. as hot as 112 today in ukiah. and look at san francisco reaching into the upper 80s. heading out on the roads this morning if you are driving we're taking a look at 580 coming through dublin, a steady flow of traffic this morning. mike takes the day off as well. we're looking at our overall drive across the bay area. just a couple of minor issues. i've seen some crashes popping up on 880 north of hayward that may still be slowing p

of wider plans for the return of supporters in sport next month. 0ur senior sports news reporter laura scott. they have been pilots held it since the end ofjuly to see how fans can return to sport safely and there had been the hope there would be a wider roll—out of the return of supporters from the 1st of october but that is now under review and we know the culture secretary 0liver dowding is meeting with the major sports today to discuss this issue and they will be making their case as to why they need fans back next month. the efl have welcomed they will be ten pilots this weekend, three in the championship, banned in league1 pilots this weekend, three in the championship, banned in league 1 and three in league 2, but crucially thatis three in league 2, but crucially that is only up to 1000 fans and they say they want this to demonstrate that they can have more fa ns demonstrate that they can have more fans back in. elsewhere today, gareth bale is in talks with his former club tottenham over a potential loan move. he left for real madrid seven years ago, for £85 million, and went on to wi

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laura scott reports.allenging type. the government had already been warned about the impact. 100 sports and fitness organisations wrote to the prime minister asking foran wrote to the prime minister asking for an urgent recovery fund. they said ata for an urgent recovery fund. they said at a time when our role should be central to the nation's recovery, the feature of the sector is perilous and coronavirus could lead toa perilous and coronavirus could lead to a lost generation of sport and activity. clubs in the lower leagues could struggle to survive.“ activity. clubs in the lower leagues could struggle to survive. if it isn't forthcoming you are going to see potentially a devastating impact in terms of loss of clubs and the job losses that that means, but people should be under no illusion it is only when we return to full crowds that actually, that the finances will get back to anything like normal. here at twickenham, tickets had been on sale for games later this autumn, but today's announcement puts

laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. who is trying to censor white house adviser scott atlas and why are they doing it? he's here. after the ambush of two l.a. county officers, we got video of the aftermath. and raymond arroyo joins us in seen and unseen. first, the coming biden lock down. that's the focus of the angle. the old saying no news is good news? where covid is concerned, why does it always seem like good news is bad news? just as the ingraham angle told you months ago, biden has two running mates. there's kamala. we know about her. and then there's covid. the more active across the country they both are, the less old joe has to campaign for himself. now, the problem for the biden covid ticket is that the virus is slowing down just like the presidential nominee himself. come on, man. the last two weeks, the average number of daily covid cases has plummeted 17%. remember when we were first sold the lockdown, it was all about saving the hospitals. it was very important to do that. check out the latest data on covid hospitalizations by age group from the cdc. it'

the best information. >> i'm giving you the best information. >> laura: that was a perfect exchange. white house covid advisor dr. scotttlas, joining me now. thanks for joining us tonight. why was it so important to correct that reporter's line of questioning? >> thanks for having become a laura. i emphasize with the american people have been hurt. a variety of sources, some of whom should know all the facts, but not everybody knows the data. but not everybody is hands-on with reading the data in the media is done a poor job of explaining -- allowing the data to be brought forward. having said that, the facts are that people like me are reading as much as we can, we are trying to do the best we can because the truth is critical here. we are in a pandemic and it's a bit of tragedy and 200,000 people have died. on the other hand, the truth -- the facts have evolved. this is not march. we know a lot about this disease, we know who to protect, we know who has high risk and we know who does not have high risk and when you get facts that are sort of partial truths, i think it's very damaging. the american people are very afr

laura: that was a perfect exchange. white house covid advisor doctor scott atlas joins me now. thank you for joining us tonight. was it so important to correct that reporter's of questioning? >> thanks for having me. it's very difficult these days, honestly, i just want to say i empathize with the american people who have been told conflicting information from a variety of sources, some of whom should know all the facts, but not everybody knows the data, not everybody is hands on reading the data, and the media has done a poor job of explaining, allowing the data to be brought forward, having said that, the facts are that people like me are reading as much as we can, we are trying to do the best we can, because the truth is critical here, and we are in a pandemic, and it's been a tragedy, 200,000 people have died, on the other hand, the truth is -- the facts have evolved since the start. this is not march. we know a lot about this disease. we know who to protect. we know who has high risk and we know who does not have high risk, and when you get facts that are sort of partial truths, i think it is very damaging

laura: chad, thanks so much. joining me now is charlie hurt, washington opinion editor, fox news contributor. scott rasmussen, pollster and raymond arroyo. scott, your history in polling is among the top in the field. given what we know that voters think about this court, the importance of the court in the last election and most recent polling, morning consult did the last one, could this change the course of this election? >> will, look, the last election the decision about the supreme court, president trump's comments and putting out a list is the reason he's in the white house. 87% of evangelical vote remembers cast the ballot for the president even though they had doubts about his own character. an important issue. this time around it changes the equation fundamentally. the question is about the future of the supreme court. this is a debate the american people will have about something that will last a lot longer than the next presidential term. >> laura: charlie, up with of your close pals, david gurgan on cnn, he had a prediction about what the passing of justice ginsberg would mean for the e

laura. we'll be tweeting ahead of the debates @scott mcgrew. >>> live pictures right now. take a look at this. this is the evacuated town of calistoga. much of that area on fire. these are live pictures this morning. it's been a long night for evacuees, many of whom still looking for a safe place to stay. >> and many don't even know if they will have a home to return to. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us live this morning. she's at sonoma raceway where we're finding out this morning there's actually plenty of room there. >> reporter: that's right, laura and marcus. we just spoke with some evacuees who are here all the way from glenallen and they were waking up turning on their car lights and they just had to take off for work. they didn't want to go on camera but said they were grateful for this location. you can see there are about eight vehicles out here and we're starting to see more movement. this gentleman is coming out of his motor home now. he took his dog for a walk. and then down the parking area here you can see a tractor has arrived and is starting to

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we are in for laura and marcus. mike, i know you are not enjoying this heat. kari, i think i felt my flip-flops melt to the sidewalk when i went outside yesterday. >>> it has been unreal these past few days. as we look at our air quality, we haven't been outside very much because of all the smoke drifting through the air and now we have high levels of ozone as well because of the hot temperatures so unhealthy air quality continues today as we reach into the mid-90s for the south bay and the east bay. we'll talk more about this and what's coming up. mike, how is it looking for the commute? >>> looking pretty good, kari. just changed. hold on, the live look. starting to build in volume and slowing at the bend getting over to san francisco as well. the map just went from yellow to orange for the speed sensors. even the incline coming off the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll track the build, it's subtle there and the rest of the bay looking good. back to you. >>> mike, thank you. we have dramatic news coming out of fresno c

laura: i will. from washington tonight in the last 24 hours white house covid adviser dr. scott atlas has come under attack from both dr. anthony fauci and cdc director scott redfield. tonight dr. atlas is here exclusively to respond. also, raymond arroyo brings us the latest dunk and cover games from the biden camp including a new tactic from jill. seen and unseen explains, plus the blm and critical race theory movement has officially become a financial scam. we knew it would head that way. the numbers and names behind the racket. but first, how to debate joe bidein? that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: when chris wallace welcomes the candidates to the debate stage tomorrow night we'll finally see what we've been waiting for. a spirited back and forth between trump and biden on the most important issues facing us as a country. let's go through them one by one. first, on our covid response, now, we all know that joe biden was against the president's decision to shut down travel to china, which undoubtedly saved a lot of lives. and that the obama administration's respon

laura. >> make cbd sound so fancy. >> i know. exactly. that's when she could. >> thanks, scott. >>> 5:18 for you. you know what, it is suddenly becoming a whole lot easier to work at twitter without really working at twitter. the social media company is now subletting about 100,000 square feet of space in its san francisco headquarters after recently adopting a permanent work from home home policy. "the chronicle" reports that twitter is offering hundreds of workstations that will be available on three separate floors. >>> mcdonald's is soon testing a new system of reusable and returnable cups. the trial run is set to take place in uk. once customers finish their coffee or tea, they return their mug to a restaurant designated dropoff point. the mugs are then washed and readied for the next customer. >>> trending this morning, take a look at this. kind of a rude texas a song fo audition. take a look. >> okay. well, you see right there. that is the girl's mother's leg falling through the ceiling right there. don't worry about it, the mother's okay. everyone had a good laugh, so did we. that video a

. >> i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. he was trying to censor white house adviser scott allison are they doing it? he's here to respond. after that horrific ambush of two deputies over the weekend, we obtained audio and video of the immediate aftermath. the stunning footage is ahead. plus biden's bumbling climate address. raymond aurora joins us in seen and unseen. but first the coming wide on lockdown. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> you know the old saying no news is good news. well, where covid is concerned, why does it always seems like good news is actually bad news. just as "the ingraham angle" told you months ago, biden has notm one but two running mates. there is kamala. we know about kamala, and then there is covid. the more active across the country they both are, the less old joe has to campaign for himself. the problem for the wide and covid ticket is the virus is going down just like that presidential nominee himself. come on, man. blastek to commit weeks the average number of daily covid cases has -- the member when we were first elect him, it was a

laura, that money is still owed just not now. >> it's not going to make or break your bank. thank you, scott. >> maybe you have a few bucks for a burger. burger king says it's building some restaurants aimed at eliminating the need to go inside. the new design plans a touchless experience with curbside pickup and outdoor seating and food lockers where you can get your meals. what's more if you use a drive-through your name will come out on a conveyor belt. >> can we get one of those for our kids? >>> so do you have plans to work over the labor day weekend? apparently a lot do. nearly 75% of people will do at least some work while traveling. searches for rural destinations up 91% over last year. those include the poconos, smoky and blue ridge mountains, florida keys. modern conveniences such as high-speed internet are a must. >>> trending this morning a close encounter for one man at this theme park in tennessee. a bear roams across the path of the roller coaster he's riding. he doesn't have brakes. he can't stop. the park says staff members were nearby ready to take action if we'll have to t

laura garcia. a look at what's happening now. >>> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew.n times by a local police officer, and demonstrations ensued. both the mayor of kenosha and the governor of wisconsin have asked the president not to come, but he is going anyway. we'll have full coverage on our midday news. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in san jose with what will be the 15th spare the air alert day. this is now a new record. coming in from all directions of the bay area, will linger. make sure you keep your air conditioner on recirculate, keep your doors and windows closed if you can, and avoid that outdoor activity, the strenuous kind especially if you are one of the sensitive gr declared for today. we're watching to see what happens tomorrow. >>> kari keeping her eye on the spare the air alert as well. warmer temperatures coming our way by the weekend? >>> yeah. we are going to have a weekend warm-up. and for today we're still dealing with the unhealthy air quality across the bay area due to a northerly wind bringing in all of that smoke and high pressure keeping it

laura? >> so interesting. everyone is dealing with this in different ways, but the flu this fall is going to compound the problem. scottrting. >>> the city of baltimore making changes after remote school got off to a rocky start. cnn has reporters covering the pandemic across the country. >> reporter: i'm in new york. a startling revelation from the baltimore public schools ceo. a week and a half in fewer than 2/3 of students have been able to log in every day without interruption for virtual classes. some of the students may not have been accounted for because they were using unofficial log-ins. that's a practice that will be banned moving forward. in response, the city is increasing outreach to families making sure that they have the devices they need in addition to deploying community school coordinators to help students get connected. >>> i'm nick valencia in atlanta. after receiving an onslaught. criticism for allowing college football to begin but not voting, they are working with state and local election officials to facilitate on campus voting. they're confirming to cnn that they are working with uga staff to w

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laura, love watching you. to have sexual relations with with a 14-year-old and stay off the sex registry list. adding to that, the state lawmaker behind the law democrat scott wiener is the sable official that got the felony to a misdemeanor of exposing someone to hiv. senator melendez, the wiener side of this, the congressmanhe state representative said this is a complete disportion of what this law is. it just brings in parody the discretion that nonlgbtq people get with sex registry designations. they say it's bringing it to parody for the lgbtq people. your response. >> well, laura, first, i appreciate you having me on to talk about this. he's wrong. i know he keeps trying to down play it. he's wrong. this does reduce the penalty for this type of crime. i would love to have senator wiener tell us all, when exactly is it appropriate at any time for any 24-year-old person to have sex with a child? because that is what he's suggesting with this bill. if he wants to talk about parody in the law, we can talk about that. perhaps a better law would have been to make sure that any adul that has -- 24 years old that has sex with a 14-year-old gets a felony and g

marcus and laura, you've always assumed i'm reporting from san jose but perhaps i'm in france, perhaps out that window it's 2:00 in the afternoon. >> thanks, scott. >>> major cutbacks for disney. the company says sinking revenues are triggering 28,000 layoffs. nearly 70% laid off are part-time employees. disneyland in orange county is one of tpark's hardest hit. "essence" magazine is set to furlough staff. it will only pay salaries through the rest of the week cited revenue losses. >>> how about something good for you that morning. one airline trying to make the most of things, really to make up some of that lost revenue. >> singapore airlines is rolling out new services that doesn't involve flying. customers can now enjoy lunch and a movie onboard a parked plane. they can even chat with pilots, test out a flight simulator. the airline is launching a food delivery service so you can enjoy airline food at home if that's really your thing. i don't know. i usually only eat the cookies. >> yeah, i mean -- some of their food is not bad. >> we could have airline food at home or we could pay to sit on the tarmac if we want to. okay. >> well, the only t

laura and marcus. >> yeah, i know. i have it written down here your birthday is coming up very soon, mcgrew. >> we'll put that together for you, scott. >> there you go. got to fly to australia to get it. >> absolutely. >>> 6:18 for you this morning and what do we want to do? let's talk about some weather. >> have a birthday cake. >> wait, birthday cake. did somebody's talk about the forecast. >> let's get outside. we have a really nice view of san francisco this morning because we don't see as much of the fog if you look there in the distance. we are seeing that. but we are definitely committed to bringing you the news and what's happening around the world in terms of climate change and as we get a look at our arctic sea ice, we know that it has been melting at an alarming rate. so, this graph shows you the million square miles in the amount of the arctic sea ice that continues to decrease and here we are at 2020 breaking another record for the second lowest amount of arctic sea ice and, of course, that contributes to sea level rise. it's a problem that just kind of feeds in itself because instead of reflecting the sunlight, that wa

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. >>> scott mcgrew he is calling it a test to see if election officials will do an honest count. >> right. let's just be really clear off the top, kris and laura. don't do that. it is a felony to commit voter fraud. may even be a crime to encourage someone to commit voter fraud. do not vote twice no matter what. but the president did encourage that as he spoke to his supporters in north carolina. now, the president is convinced mail-in voting, which has been around in one form or another for centuries is fraud and he wants to approve that. apparently through fraud. now, you confess we are going to circle back to what the president said again and again and again over these next couple of days. but today i would like to actually talk about the national guard for a few minutes. take a listen to this political ad running in wisconsin. >> president trump is making a stop. sending national guard and federal law enforcement to protect wisconsin's families. >> you heard the campaign there claim that the president had sent in the national guard. that is not accurate. the president of the united states does not command the national guard. it's not reall

laura garcia. here is a look at today's top stories including momentum on the jobs front. >>> i'm scott mcgrew.s about the american economy, the august jobs report showing 1.37 million americans either found a new job or went back to their old job. it drops the unemployment rate down to 8.4%. normally we would think of that as a very big number. we're in the middle of a pandemic. this is excellent and better than expected numbers and really good news about the economy. >> reporter: i'm roz plater in san jose. there is a flex alert already in place for the holiday weekend where the temperatures are expected to be a scorcher, 10 to 20 degrees higher than normal. so you're being asked to conserve power to avoid rolling outages. now here are a couple things you can do. you can set your thermostat to 78 degrees, avoid using any unnecessary lights or electrical devices, close your drapes and your blinds, use a fan if possible, and avoid using your major appliances until off peak hours. >>> and that's all because it's going to be very hot this labor day weekend. vianey is in for kari this morning. how

laura garcia. here is a look at today's top stories including record low mortgage rates. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scotthave fallen to their lowest level ever recorded. 2.86% for a 30-year fixed mortgage. that's good news for home buyers. that means lower monthly payments. it's also good news for home sellers. it means more buyers will be out there chasing the same number of homes, which is very few indeed. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez and this is the worst air quality at the ground level that we've had over the last 25 days. today is the record straight 25th straight spare the air day. unhealthy for all groups. limit outdoor activity. if you have to go out wear an n95 mask and keep the kids inside. some businesses may choose to keep the doors closed d yesterd. another hit for businesses trying to stay afloat during the pandemic. >> very concerning the air quality out there. the 25th straight spare the air alert day, kari. >>> and we are looking at some really bad numbers here. we can even see it as we look at some of the cameras. we also have some fog near the coastline and that's been trapping a lot

scott. something everyone is still talk about this morning. the air quality. i want you to check out all of these live shots. this is across the bay area. lauraen looking all morning. >> that's right. we're finally in the sunrise. we have been waiting and it looks a little more gray to start our day compared to yesterday. our entire nbc bay area team posting on social media probably like you, as well. filled everyone's social mediaardy about those ominous and eerie skiz. as we have been mentioning, today marks the 24th day in a row for a spare the air alert. during a pandemic, kari, it seems like my one little relief is being able to go outside and you're kind of hesitant with the air quality out there. >> absolutely. we went outside for a couple of minutes yesterday. i was thinking, okay, well, the sensors aren't looking too bad. but we stepped outside and there was ash falling and i just grabbed the kids really quickly and we went back in. that's what we're seeing still today with all of this smoke. this showed the upper levels of the atmosphere over the past 24 hours and just hasn't moved. this is also being transported in the upper levels

laura garcia. here is a look at our top stories including the clock ticking down for tiktok. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scottw. the commerce department today said it would ban the downloading of tiktok and a separate app calledthe white hog byte dance to sell to an american company but that has not yet happened. again, no more downloads of tiktok as of sunday. you can still use it but what the commerce department says it may not be usable by november. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in campbell, one of the downtown areas that could draw crowds as people try to enjoy this fresh air. the trails, fishing spots, bay area restaurants and other outdoor businesses are hoping for a boost after losing several days to toxic air and ash. because more people may be out and about keep your social distance. if you can't, wear a mask so we don't see a spike in covid cases as we have after our long holiday weekend. >>> it is the weekend but don't be surprised if we see smoke returning to the bay area. t see blue skies and our good air quality continues today for many of our microclimates. we may see the smoke drifting in to t

laura garcia. here is a look at today's top stories. good news on the job front. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew.or department. 81,000 americans applied for first-time unemployment. tomorrow we get the big jobs report for the month of august. that should show how many new jobs came into the economy. we will get that at 5:30 our time if you watch it tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." >>> pete suratos in san francisco with that controversial hair salon visit by house speaker nancy pelosi who claims she was set up. agreed with the set of claims also claiming that the owner has been illegally styling clients for months and pelosi's role in covid-19 restrictions and did do an interview with fox news last night denying this set of claims and claims she may have to close down her business here on union street due to the back dlash. >> thanks, pete. let's get a check with kari hall. >> starting off with low clouds across the bay area from san jose to the coast where we're seeing fog over san francisco. we will have a cooler day, little bit cooler than normal with some 60s near the coast and some mid

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laura in southeast louisiana. they're still there. they're still onsite. we are into the greek alphabet on named storms. it's a very active season, and i appreciate the support. sen. scott: yeah. i've been up here. this will be i think my 21st month, along with senator holly. i just want to tell you my experience with homeland security and the people that work for you, they're very responsive. your legislative affairs team is very responsive. you get an answer. it's not always exactly what you want, but everybody i've talked to, they're trying to be very responsive. one thing i know that's important to you is law enforcement. i just want to ask you how you, i don't know if you saw what happened last week. i did a unanimous consent that all the republican senators signed off on just a resolution , in the senate supporting our men and women in law enforcement. it shocked me, but the democrats blocked it. i mean, i can't imagine not supporting that. you've got a lot of wonderful men and women that work in law enforcement. how's it make the people that work with you feel when you see that people don't recognize that they put their lives on the line? in my eight years as gov

scott mcgrew. marcus and laura have the day off but kari doesn't.r conditioning just clicked off for the first time in several hours. i think it's finally a bit comfortable in the house, at 6:30 in the morning. >>> right. give it a couple minutes, it'll be back on. we're starting out with some warm weather this morning and also we have our unhealthy air quality that continues today. and so we're going to see at times the drifts of smoke coming in especially in the east bay as well as santa clara valley. it's going to be another hot day. we're looking at our highs over 100 degrees for many of our microclimates. as we reach up to 112 today in ukiah, even san francisco will be hot with highs reaching into the upper 80s again today. as we get out on the roads, i'm covering that as well. as we look at our overall flow across the bay area, haven't seen any major issues over the past few minutes, looking good for our bridges and our south bay drive times if you're about to head out the door, maybe hold back a few minutes. we have a smooth commute. you can

laura garcia. here's a look at today's top stories including some sobering jobless numbers. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scottt-time jobless claims from the labor department. the numbers 860,000 americans last week up for unemployment for the first time. that was less than expected and trends lower. but, again, it is a ton of people. 860,000 people out of work last week. >>> i'm bob redell in pittsburgh with news in the fight against homelessness. the state of california has given contra costa county $21.5 million to buy this motel here on wellbridge road and turn it into a permanent place for people who don't have a home. the city has also awarded the city of san jose $14.5 million and the same with a 76-unit motel in that city. >>> looking forward to a walk outside today. probably like so many in the bay area with clearer air conditions, kari. >> yeah, but we are starting out with low visibility and fog in some spots and just watch out for that. but, yes, fresh air is definitely a plus again today. as we look at some more changes ahead, i'm tracking a storm system that will be moving into the pacific northw

laura garcia. here is a look at today's top stories including a new spike in jobless claims. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scottjobless numbers came in showing 884,000 americans applied for unemployment for the first time last week. about 22,000 of those were californians. that is a bigger number than we were expecting. >>> i'm bob redell in dublin. brace yourself for another spare the air day today and tomorrow. number 24 and 25 in a row. a new record. you can see behind me, however, we're not seeing the orange glow we saw yesterday. it is gray and as bad as the air is, the bay area air quality management district said it is only moderate in severity. >>> so, here's a live look from all of our traffic cameras right now showing bay area skies right now as bob mentioned. about the same kind of orange glow we saw yesterday, but you still can't see it in some parts. let's check in with kari for a look at that forecast. >> yeah, we do have to wait until the sun gets at a higher angle before we start to see the sky turning orange. looking at our air quality that looks more unhealthy, especially for parts of the nort