tackle an economy in tatters and sick their intentions a new prime minister is appointed as president mccall arrives. i'm brian thomas good to have been with us today president trump is due later in konoha wisconsin taking his reelection campaign to a city torn by protests and violence and splits off and paralyzed a black man there over a week ago unrest in american cities has become a top issue in this election campaign trump says he will protect americans while his challenger joe biden accuses him of stoking the violence. was the scene in can a shed just one week at a protest has clashed with police and fetch fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake 1 august 25th. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in connote a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white vigilante. the 17 year old was caught on camera shortly before the attack armed with a semiautomatic rifle

talking tough on levanon french president emanuel mccall warns leaders a risk of punishment and sanctions if free forms don't happen a key. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back to go also coming up a ceasefire after 2 weeks of hostilities israel really opens its border with gaza in a deal with hamas. a pledge to resolve divisive policies from the mugabe era as in bob way offers to give back land seized from the former wife follows and why it 10 year old child has reignited the debate on abortion in brazil. the end. thank you very much for joining us france's president emmanuel mccall has been making clear his demands for levanon leaders to set the nation on a new course he said failure to shift direction within 3 months risked punitive measures and sanctions mccall is visiting beirut for a 2nd time since a devastating war explosion on august 4th that killed almost 200 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless has been at the center of international efforts suppressed for reforms and tackle corruption in lebannon and he was seen as instrumental in hastening t

jonatn mccall kron 4 news. guid francisco now allow barbers and hair stylist to do business outside this is videof clients outsi ut on. owners say that an op >>the city and we al know and order to work outside there has tbe lawn. it is exposed. hair is is frning goalthe rest visitors alg and as miaands of wsh al vidual for allow indoor 50 d by the month, hair and nail saons barbershops massage the 5 new reopening ness guidelines in san francisco, many fitness studs say that they're still too many questions. they say that there's been false starts throughout the pandemid to move outdoors but that is for men to be difficu wwildfire smoke a coor head into the fall. mayor london breed announced a goal to allow one one pernal training and solo use of ficenters indoors with limited end of the month gym owners want more reopening guidelines. >>is shot and pretty loudly that fitness needspriority for fitness industry is dying and fitness actually helps th covid healthier people are betefight covid and how the city does

work with the city and the police chief on reforms to improve the department kron four's jonathan mccall reports. >>the police officers association says officers are open and ready to implement reform changes here in the city. but the city's top cop says it's not what he's heard so far with the police officers association says its officers are looking for a new chapter for the city and the department we see it as an opportunity to him. >>i move the department forward in a new direction, peter hoffman is a union representative and says that officers. >>are on board with the idea of having new and innovative policing policies in order to improve the department position us as somehow an impediment to change and reform. >>and to the contrary. we have reached out on numerous occasions to get the ball rolling on these reforms offices of recommendations from 2 city commission studies are on the table. but so far none of them have been implemented. he says as crime rises across the city, the biggest need right now more officers on the streets. the department though has been plagued with several

>>in larkspur jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>well also opening indoors in marin county or retail stores and indoor malls at 50% capacity, restaurants museums and places of worship are allowed to reopen indoors, a 25% capacity, certain personal care services are also allowed to open up inside and gyms are allowed to reopen at 10% capacity. a san francisco businesses continue operating and doors were actually learning that not all covid-19 numbers are trending in the right direction. hospitalizations started declining in august, but they started rising again this month increasing about 29%. the number of new daily cases is also a there's been an overall decline since july the number of new daily cases remains in the red zone with san francisco averaging 61 new cases per day. we don't want to turn back the clock. >>so i know those businesses are going to be working hard to stay open. they're going to be following the guidelines and we need your cooperation to for us to continue reopening san francisco to carefully add limited ind

the sky broke out as french president emmanuel mccall visits levanon to press for far reaching political reforms his trip also marks the national center. for air force jets performed a fly past leaving a trail of colors symbolizing the lebanese flag but not obscuring the tensions on the ground. the crown warned to lebanon's leaders they risk sanctions if they fail to set the nation on a course of recovery. normally in lebannon it takes 6 months to form a government the because i am back today because we are putting on the pressure the 1st signs are positive show and it could be picked i believe in fact that today is the 1st step will there be a follow up on it is too early to say i'm not naive i don't view it as a done deal so now i will weigh in so that a government has the formed reforms are not just launched to go through this. anger simmers across that all political parties have now bowed to form a crisis government within the next 15 days he called it the last chance for the lebanese system. it's to venice now and the show must go on and so even without an audience the venice film f

hear back as soon as we learn any new details we will pass them along live in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news jonathan thank you psideshows san francisco's excelsior district is the scene of a triple shooting one person was killed 2 others were left in the hospital with life threatening injuries that happened at the intersection of mission of persia streets kron four's maureen kelly reports police are still looking for the shooter or shooters behind this deadly violence. >>the sound of squealing tires can be heard in this video shot by a witness stuck in the gridlock is a sideshow took over the intersection of mission and persia streets. >>just after midnight shots rang out one man who did not want to show his face describes the chaos are searching for now is a trend taking turns from the south. >>eventually by i'm is into it. you get like 20 shots or everybody took off people on a muni bus. we're told by their driver to hit the deck as bullets whiz by i went to my party was like lane did this on my part. >>and again set to stand beside you got up in the head one man was fatally s

leaders french president emmanuel mccall said turkey was no longer a partner to europe in the region turkey's foreign minister said mccall's remarks were out again and it was not up to him to decide not a time borders record fires a raging through towns and forests across north america's west coast at least 7 people including a one year old baby have been killed me a mars leader has been suspended from events related to the european union's top human rights prize because of a failure to act on the crisis also one the subtle prize in 1994 her struggle against military rule so she hasn't been stripped of the award but will no longer be invited to join formal women's community those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the strain go by. the. hello i'm melissa chan and i'm guest hosting this stream home edition today we're going to be talking about endangered languages there are some 50027000 languages out there depending on how you count it and 50 to 90 percent of it it's estimated could be gone by the end of the century we'll take a look at why and speak to som

kron four's jonathan mccall reports. >>months after the fatal shots that killed is steven taylor we now know the name of assembly under officer who fired them wednesday officer jason fletcher was charged with voluntary manslaughter in taylor's death officer fletcher's actions. >>coupled with his failure to attempt other de escalation options rendered his use of deadly force and reasonable and a violation of penal code section, one 92, voluntary manslaughter it was back on april 18th of this year that fletcher responded to a call of a shoplifting suspect with a bat at assembly under walmart. >>but again video showed taylor holding about inside of the store officers asked him to drop it on alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley announced the charges saying that deadly force was not a reasonable and that taylor did not pose an immediate threat. >>the review of the statement of witnesses and involve police officers, physical evidence and the review of multiple videos of the shooting. it shows that at the time of the

that was jonathan mccall reporting for us this morning. we did reach out to both the valais how and richmond apartments for comment but have not heard back yet. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a shoulder appreciation to a bulldozer crew. how a group of residents equipped with some heavy equipment to help wildfires keep wildfires from destroying their community. >>welcome back everyone we're tracking a fast-moving wildfire in southern california. the bobcat fire has now burned more than a 109,000 acres in los angeles county. the fire started just 2 weeks ago in the san gabriel mountains and it's now one of the largest ever in la county fire has destroyed or damaged at least 29 structures. but that number is expected to climb containment as of this morning, it's at 17%. officials are blaming a lack of firefighting resources for letting the fire grow out of control. the angeles national forest says that only about a 100 firefighters were dispatched on september 6 when the fire first broke out. well good news from cal fire here in

president is working with the international community to lift lebanon from underneath the rubble mccall returns to beirut less than a month after visiting the lebanese capital 2 days after the devastating ports explosion he has become a main power broker in the political crisis leading efforts to persuade politicians to fight state corruption and push through reforms needed for an international monetary fund bailout plan. for. france. or has. for the next. in his 1st act in office the new prime minister did what no lebanese official has done visited the neighborhoods damaged in the explosion regaining the trust of the people won't be easy many accuse the political class who a. pointed a deep fried decades of corruption and safely storing explosive material after port . unlike his predecessor had done yeah well resigned in the aftermath of the other 4 explosion has the support from the majority of political forces but like yeah a db could be held hostage by a political establishment that has been reluctant to carry out state reforms that could threaten their interests but this time they

french president emmanuel mccall is urging the quick from ation of a new lebanese government to steer the country out of its deep political and economic crisis is calling it the last chance for lebanon system mccall is visiting the beirut port for a 2nd time since the explosion killed almost $200.00 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless most of the bill was named prime minister just hours before macro landed on monday zanuck all those in beirut with more on moscow's visit. the 2nd visit in the us than a month's mccrone really projecting influence and power the political message. we are the main power brokers in this country a very symbolic visit as well because my son chose the date of his return september 1 which coincides with the 100 anniversary of the creation of the greater state of death was announced by french mandate authorities back in 1920 france of course being the former colonial power the france ministry now on board that aircraft carrier behind us he's been meeting and children present this is the united nations this morning that the treaty to mark levin on stat

>>we're live tonight in vallejo jonathan mccall called jonathan thank you another police story in the south bay tonight, the mayor san jose is speaking out against the city's decision. >>to allow the use of rubber bullets by police officers in some crowds situation as kron 4 s taylor bisacky reports despite opposition from the mayor and community activists, the city council may that 10 to one decision on tuesday. >>well the new policy restricts when police can use those rubber bullets in certain situations. the mayor argues they shouldn't be used at all he says rubber bullets or a lethal weapon and should be treated as such i think it's important to have bright line rules. >>and that's why i think we ought to be taking some weapons off the table. and ensuring that we only have to use of those at weapons that are not as lethal san jose mayor sam liccardo disappointed. >>after city council's decision on tuesday to continue police use of rubber bullets in certain crowd situations the 10 to one city council decision comes amid a heated debate on the use of the projectiles during tuesday's

calls for total political change after last month's devastating explosion at the city's port money or mccall says it would be crazy to return to the political status quo he's threatening a block on badly needed funding if nothing changes by the end of next month said the holders in beirut it. was in the goetia asians with the international monetary fund those negotiations because politicians the ruling elite they were not willing to carry out those reforms because if they do they would weaken their hold on power they have been exploiting the state's resources for years for decades they've used the public sector to absorb unemployment among among their supporters so mccraw and telling them that you're not going to get any bailout and the economy which really has hit the ground in lebanon will not be able to revive and we heard mccraw earlier today even suggest that in 3 months time if those reforms are not carried out then the ruling elite members of the ruling elite could be sanctioned the philippine president is ordering the country's top customs official to shoot dead drug smugglers or he

leaders french president emmanuel mccall said turkey was no longer a partner to europe in the region turkey's foreign minister said mcconnell's remarks were out again and it was not up to him to decide not a time borders. record fires are raging through towns and forests across north america's west coast at least 7 people including a one year old baby have been killed me a mars leader has been suspended from events related to the european union's top human rights prize because of a failure to act on the crisis also suchi won the subtle prize in 1994 her struggle against military rule so she hasn't been stripped of the award but will no longer be invited to join formal women's community those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the strain goodbye. hello i'm melissa chan and i'm guest hosting the stream home edition today we're going to be talking about endangered languages there are some 50027000 languages out there depending on how you count it and 50 to 90 percent of it it's estimated could be gone by the end of the century we'll take a look at why and spea

thank you for joining us, i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall the largest of those fires, the glass fire sparked early this morning around 4 o'clock in napa county. >>so far it has scorched more than 2500 acres in the past hour. we have been watching 2 new spot fires pop up. this is a live picture of the flames tonight from this web camera. from this web camera on the left side of your screen is the glass fire which is burning in deer park. the fire that is in the middle of your screen is called the boys in fire which is an extension of the glass fire and on the right part of your is the shady fire which is on the hills on the napa sonoma county border along spring mountain road. a number of evacuations have already been we just learned a second ago that santa rosa fire issuing an evacuation. for the area of north calistoga south calistoga and the party in zones because of that approaching wildfire which is indeed the shady fire which is burning. northeast of the city. >>according to state senator mike mcguire calfire local firefighters are trying to divert resources around they can

kevin mccarthy and michael mccall, we will see you soon. thank you.new book, preorder the book, it's coming out next month. you can preorder it right now at the costbook.com. we'll be right back with lee carter. maria: welcome back. president trump and former vice president joe biden squaring off last night. it was largely a fiery affair with both candidates talking over one another, pollster and the president of maslansky and partners lee carter is here with the dials to see how people reacted. let's take a look at president trump talking about the economy. >> you've got to open these states up. it's not fair. you're talking about almost just like being in prison and you look at what's going on with divorce, look at what's going on with alcoholism and drugs, it's a very, very sad thing. and he'll close down the whole country. this guy will close down the whole country and destroy our country. our country is coming back incredibly well, setting records at is does it. we don't need someone to come in and a say let's shut it down. maria: lee carter, wal

french president emanuel mccall said in a visit to lithuania that he would help mediate in the politicalcrisis in belarus . with the recent opposition leaders plan a take off sky meeting was seen as a major show of support for the activists. the united nations says around 700000 people face quote catastrophic levels of hunger in south sudan torrential rains in recent weeks triggered what the organization is calling the worst flooding in 60 years in south sudan the water left villages and farmland submerged and drowned livestock. the international space station is leaking above normal volumes of air. has said the russian american crew is not in danger the crew which are made up of what a u.s. astronaut and 2 russian cosmonauts are planned to resolve the problem in the coming day. that will hold the. chance of machall has warned of tough months to come during the winter ahead and says the people of germany need to prepare if they're to avoid a 2nd national coronavirus lock down the comments came during the annual budget debate in the german parliament michael defended the government's hand

thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 10 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall those indoor businesses include gyms fitness centers hair and nail salons and even hotels. >>businesses that have not been able to operate in any type of normal capacity since march. kron four's gayle ong shows us how one gym owner here in the city now getting ready to reopen. >>indoor gyms have been closed since mid-march and businesses just got the green light to reopen on thursday, it was a quick turn, but owners are eager to get back to work with restrictions. >>we're starting from ground you starting a business all over fortunately we have a number of members to retain their but where really getting prepared to open post-covid dean erickson setup disinfectant sprays and sanitation stations throughout his boutique gym, a 5th bernal fit one of 2 locations in san francisco zones are set up for social distancing a weekend filled with last minute deep cleaning so we are now scrambling to get 2 weeks of work that we had scheduled an in 72 hours the city lifted covid-19 restrictions on

mccall for as much time as he would like to use. pgh thank you, mr. chairman and thank you secretary and secretary cooper and advisor string for your presence and before addressing the substance ofnt today's hearing, i would be remiss if i did not take this opportunity with senior state department officials here today to acknowledge that yesterday for the first time in 25 years israel established diplomatic relations with two arab countries, i have the honor to be in attendance yesterday at the white house whenn these historic abraham accords were signed, in my opinion this is a game changer for the middle east, it's a bad day for iran and it would not have occurred for the extensive the bull medic engagement of this administration. so congratulations for this historic accomplishment, the news of inspector general and expiring did come as a surprise in inspector general are an essential tool in helping congress execute his constitutional oversight of the executive branch, any time one is terminated and naturally will raise questions, however, inspecto

news today and many say that they're disappointed in the decision but not surprised for jonathan mccall is live for us the newsroom with their messages jonothan family that you must be a part of but these families know all too well, the pain of family is dealing with. >>having their loved one shot and killed by the families who have lost loved ones at the hands of law enforcement say they once again are frustrated and upset with today's news, many of them saying that none of the officers would be charged with the death of brianna taylor called a gut punch. some say that hearing the news reopen their own wounds of trauma and not receiving justice for their own loved ones all of them say that the news is disappointing not shocking they call it a targeted system of killing people of color that has long been a part of this country's history. among those taking part of the call the uncle of oscar grant who was killed by bart officer johannes mehserle back in 2009. also the grandmother of steven taylor who was shot and killed by san leandro police earlier this year. others say more needs to b

everyone, i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman thanks for joining us here tonight at 8 a nasty political showdown is unfolding on capitol hill to fill ginsburg's seat. >>president donald trump has vowed to appoint a woman and has put out his list of potential nominees. he says and he'll do that this week for washington bureau reporter raquel martin talk with leaders on both sides of the aisle about what's to come next. >>every week is got to be tense is probably heightens. >>blood pressure a little bit in the justice ruth bader ginsburg's death on friday these are a republican senator ripley blunt expects a battle to fill her now vacant seat we will get to it. before this congress ends as president trump has a constitutional duty to nominate ginsburg's replacement and unlike in 2016, he sees no reason for delay, the senate and the white house are now under the control of the same party it would it would be almost political and governmental malpractice if republicans decide we're going to unilaterally disarm here so far only 2 republicans say the winner of the next election shou

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman. >>in a tweet this morning, the president urged the republican-run senate to consider without delay his upcoming nomination to fill the supreme court vacancy the president said we were put in this position of power and importance to make decisions for the people who so proudly elected us the most important of which has been a long considered to be the selection of. a united states supreme court justice. >>meanwhile early this month president trump released a list of potential nominees before heading to a rally tonight in north carolina reporters pressed president trump on whether a woman could be a front runner in his nomination to replace ginsburg's seat. >>i could see most likely it would be a woman yeah i think i could say that it would be a woman i if somebody would ask me now. i would say that a woman would be. in first place at the joyce of a woman i would say would certainly be. >>appropriate. >>the president reiterating that statement during that rally tonight in north carolina

but tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>thank you jonathan and our coverage on the decision in breonna taylor's case continues throughout the night and at kron 4 dot com. there you can watch the kentucky attorney general's full announcement as well as a timeline of briana taylor's case and reaction to today's decision it's off kron 4 dot com. >>burglaries in san francisco are up 42% compared to last year and as of today there have been more than 5100 burglaries so far this year and surveillance cameras like this one have captured many of the crimes, especially over the past. yikes 2 months and people in the northern part of the city places like north beach russian hill, paci ic they're experiencing break-ins almost daily our kron four's taylor bisacky breaks down what is going on she joins us now live with more taylor. >>the key as you can imagine neighbors here are very frustrated saying if there is a cycle going on here some of those thieves actually returned to the same homes sometimes within the same week. sometimes e

mccall for the considerable amount of time i consume. we have a lot to go over before we hear from our witnesses. on the evening of may 15th, friday, the president notified speaker pelosi if he was removing the state department inspector general steve linick. the law requires 30 days notice to fire an ig, so mr. linick's last day was june 14th. the president and the secretary, however, violated the spirit of the law by immediately placing mr. linick on leave and locking him out of both his office and his email. in the days that followed, both the president and secretary pompeo made clear that the firing came at mr. pompeo's urging. i predict that today we may hear the refrain repeated that the president has the power to fire an inspector general whenever he wants to so long as he provides the reasons for the firing to congress. no one is doubting that, i don't think in the last four months i've heard anyone say otherwise. the president has that power. but we've seen again and again in the last four years, the president shows very little

to resolve lebanon's multiple crises by bringing change to the leadership president in mind where mccall said during his 2nd visit after the port blast that lebanese politicians agreed to form a cabinet by mid september see an already. fragile skepticism when this class and was very much a final ultimatum so i would be surprised if the french choose to give that same strategy another shot the armor movement and hezbollah backed by iran have been blamed for standing in the way of a deal by insisting on naming shia muslim representation in government a 1000000 hezbollah are part of the so-called march 8th alliance that currently control political power in the sectarian based system of government here the shia parties feel the other camp the march 14th alliance is carrying else a political coup against the results of the last election. but others say their loyalty to iran brings lebanon into the heart of the us iranian rivalry there are 3 and they are squeezed cornered instead of being them through hezbollah on the border those in the area and israel has moved towards the borders of iran so

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thanks for joining us tonight here on kron 4 news, i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman of the shooting happened overnight and those bullets came really close to hitting the people who were sleeping in their beds. >>kron four's gayle ong has details now from san francisco. no one was hurt in the shooting i spoke to the woman who lived through that scary moment when gunshots hit her apartment that moment caught on video. >>the several shots her just after 12:30am saturday. there are about. >>1310 13 gunshots i was startled my boyfriend told me get down get down and then once the gun charge definitely it stopped there was like a screech you can see bullet holes inside the apartments where this all took place on monterey boulevard in san francisco. >>3 top floor apartments were hit. no one was hurt and the heineken was getting ready to go to sleep when she heard the shots it was only credit moments later that i realized there isn't a bullet hole through our wall. >>it was right i had laying the rate at head height. enright in an area i had basically just walked by that like 10 min

>>and that was jonathan mccall reporting one question that we have been trying to get answers to was why the house speaker, a lot was allowed in the salon in the first place it was indeed closed all day we tried several times to talk with the owner of the salon to get more questions answered, but so far we have not been successful. >>tonight, we know more anonymous bomb threats were made against schools in the fremont unified school district, the latest threats actually were made this morning following threats last week against 13 schools. this morning, 10 schools in the district for the target of threats and police and school officials are calling not credible. according to the district superintendent the threats from 8 by email and were similar to the ones from last week currently all students are running burning from home, so they are not on the campus, but police search school sites this morning as an extra precaution. >>up on kron 4 news at 8 businesses in kenosha wisconsin burned vandalized and looted during protests sparked by the police shooting of jacob blake. today the pres

in case of another set of incidents bill jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>all right time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look over san francisco at night and beautiful shot there joining us now chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with what we can expect for the work week in lawrence is always a. >>a happy guy always in a good mood, but especially after a big raiders with that was a huge or when but the raiders i certainly lots of fun to see that tonight. >>in a new stadium which was full, hey guys so we're getting ready for beginning of fall here can you believe this last full day of summer turn out to be a nice when you see some nice guys out there right now some patchy fog trying to develop along the coastline looking good toward sfo right now, but we are going to notice some changes coming our way i think tomorrow we'll start to see a little patchy fog in the morning that's going to give way to a lot of sunshine though by the afternoon we're talking 60's and some 70's in the san francisco just that time of year we start to clear things out alo

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman let's get started now because earlier this evening cal ios the state energy monitoring agency declared a stage 2 emergency. >>meaning rotating power outages are possible. the agency tweeted this shortly after reporting a fire caused a generator at a solar farm to go offline and happening right now a statewide flex alert is in effect throughout the holiday weekend. this is the second time in less than a month energy leaders in the state are actively trying to prevent an energy shortage on friday governor gavin newsome declared a state of emergency. the flex alert has been issued today until monday and it's the times of teen 3 in the afternoon until 9 at night they're asking all of us to conserve energy the genie keeping a close eye on the weather conditions tonight according to its website. >>there is a public safety power shutoff watch for tuesday. and wednesday, according to cal iso some good news tonight. the power grid right now staying at stage 2 emergency. no outages being reported as of yet. according to pg and e the forecast indicates

>>well that was jonathan mccall reporting for us this morning fletcher will be arraigned on the charges later this month. well the developing story that we're following for you this morning to prom police confirm a sergeant at the center of a confrontation with the bloc store owner has resigned sergeant michael blas he was a supervising officer when the incident took place last month. this body camera video captured that into action. the store owner says that he was racially profiled for being in his store late at night. the confrontation continued until a white neighbor down the street shouted at police vouching for the owner. the police department or the officer once again resign and the police department hired an independent attorney to review this incident. >>well now to the latest on the wildfires that continue to ravage the bay area containment does grow and that's the case for all 3 major complex of fires that are burning the lnu lightning complex fires in the north bay now 78% contained with more than 375,000 acres burned the scu complex fire 78% contained as well so that's an u

for more on the evacuation orders for sonoma and napa counties we're joined by kron four's jonathan mccall johnson, the largest of those evacuations 68,000 ordered so far for folks in sonoma county want to show you the map of where things stand right with those evacuation orders you can just in the last few hours from when we last saw you for kron 4 news at 6 o'clock we've seen. >>evacuation warnings now being closer to an area near santa rosa we've been talking with cal fire officials all day long and they've been saying that those flames have been creeping closer to santa rosa. throughout the but what we were saying earlier is that the entire town of calistoga now under that mandatory evacuation order we first told you about that on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock and as you can see those evacuation orders continuing to grow tonight as fire crews try to get the upper hand on this part of the fire. this is the shady fire watches one of the 2 fires that sparked as a result of the initial glass fire yesterday and because of those winds yesterday was pushing it toward the area sent a row so we're a

>>again now is jonathan mccall reporting for us a final date for reopening is still up in the air for many of the cinemark theaters and others across marin county. well, it's good news that more more businesses are allowed to reopen millions of americans remain out of a job and they rely on unemployment today, house speaker nancy pelosi said the house will remain in session until lawmakers deliver another round of covid-19 relief in a conference call with the house democratic caucus, she told lawmakers the chamber's calendar will be extended until an agreement is sealed speaker pelosi's comment comes as moderate democrat signed on to a proposed one and a half trillion dollar rescue package indoors by a bipartisan caucus. >>this package contains many elements of the covid packages devised by both sides of the political aisle, but it is significantly less than the 2 trillion dollar package cited by pelosi this proposed package could be introduced tomorrow and here's a look at the latest covid-19 numbers tonight global cases surpassed 29 million in the united states there are more than 6

more details or any information for them, we'll pass a law live tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. it doesn't look like anybody got hurt. but it's pretty scary though. terrifying moments at a wal-mart in american canyon, this afternoon, a fist fight broke out inside the store. >>and police say one man pulled out a bb gun kron four's michelle kingston has more on the chaotic scene. >>they have officers with there inside the stores, rifles and guns out. i'm not allowing us to go in a chaotic walmart in american canyon is a fist fight going on with 2 men one with a mask and one. >>it didn't have a mask on and so i just went about my business and i'm what's getting my grossi's bell of a sudden. there was this employees that was yelling and moving toward me and telling everyone to evacuate the store and then i just before or from exit. >>and being a split screen little kids were crying so it's like ok, you know like what the heck is going blue sea korea had just pulled up to walmart when she noticed people running out of the store in cops with rifles running inside she reco

tonight, thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall those fires are the boysen fire as well as. >>as well as the last fire and also the shady far those 3 fires now burning areas near napa in the sonoma county line. the biggest fire though that we have been following for you all day long as the glass fire which started this morning. this blaze. so far has scorched more than 2500 acres and is that 0% containment. this fire is burning east of saint helena and calistoga in napa county. >>so there are believed to be these 2 new spot fires that have popped up since the glass fire started at around 4 o'clock this morning that are now burning near the napa sonoma county line this time lapse video shows us just in the past hour how fast. they have spread how quickly they have erupted. now according to state senator mike mcguire cal fire and local firefighters diverting resources from the glass fire so they can now contain all of the new blazes that have popped up again that's the shady fire and the boys and fire. he along with other fire offici

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crawford jonathan mccall has the story. >>a wild in chaotic scene on him reveals bay street saturday afternoon police swarming the shopping center after reports of 150 to 200 teens started fighting. the crowd so large police had to call in for backup from oakland. it was the second weekend in a row police have been called here for a large crowd fighting the incident causing hard-hit businesses to close its doors early some of them by as many as 3 hours, none of them wanted to talk on camera for this story, but some tell me they are worried that the incidents could put even more strain on their struggling bottom lines with already reduced hours because of covid-19 some fear that the large group of teens who aren't social distancing. could force greater spread of covid-19 potentially causing them to shut down again when many of them had just reopened after months, it's also a concern for emeryville police who say the kids are coming from across the bay area in meeting at the st. because of its central location. they still mai

thank you so much for joining us tonight here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall right now air quality levels across the bay area needless to say are at unhealthy levels get this. >>some areas like livermore seeing air quality levels at nearly 500 that's dangerous folks we have live team coverage of that bad air including one event held today in the east bay. despite the spoke it conditions forced gayle ong is live right now for us in livermore with details good evening, gayle. >>good evening just cnn jonathan where you are in the bay area, the smoke is bad. organizers of one night market were on the fence about canceling their event because of the smoke but decided to go on to support small businesses. >>the made in livermore market made its debut saturday night but didn't expect smoky and hazy conditions going back and but we've got everybody needs a little happiness the bay area air quality management district are seeing the highest readings in the north and east bay area with hazardous an unhealthy air due to smoke from wildfires burning across the state orego

we're live tonight in san leandro jonathan mccall for news jonathan. thank you we first brought you this news on our mobile app make sure to download the kron 4 app to get the latest news in the bay area and beyond. >>now to an update on a story we have been following the timber on police sergeant involved in a confrontation with a black to brown store owner has resigned sergeant michael blah see was the supervising officer at the time of the incident, this body camera video captured the interaction store owner yummy college says that he was racially profiled for being in his store late at night. the confrontation continued until a white neighbor down the street shouted at police vouching for am a tomorrow's vice mayor later offered an apology the city says despite law sees resignation, the independent investigation will continue. >>as it turns out it was a setup. so i take responsibility, 4 falling for a set up. >>and we are following developing news regarding house speaker nancy pelosi's controversial hair salon appointment back on monday pelosi went

we're live tonight in the layout jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan, a troubling crime trend in san francisco tonight shootings appear to be going. >>up in some neighborhoods despite the pandemic shelter-in-place orders actually going up if you believe the shotspotter technology it detected 744 gunshots through july this year. >>in the bayview mission soma and visitation valley neighborhoods of the city and for perspective there were 564 detected in the same period last year. and in just the months of may june july 360 shots fired. and there are 2.51 in the same months last year sapd saying it is noticed a common trend. >>some of these incidents. >>we do have information we do have evidence that it is tied to being gangs who our are committing these crimes against other gangs, he is regular citizens bystanders, innocent visitors to our city are not the target of these shootings. >>despite the increase in gunshots detected violent crime decreased. while san francisco sheltered in place during the pandemic. >>the san francisco distric

we're live tonight in vallejo jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>thank you jonathan now to a troubling crime trend in san francisco tonight shootings appear to be going up in some neighborhoods despite the shelter-in-place orders shotspotter technology detected 744 shots through july of this year in the bayview mission soma and visitation valley neighborhoods. they were 564 detected in the same period last year. and in just the months of may june july this year 360 gunshots detected just 251 in those same months last year sfpd says the department has noticed a common trend. >>some of these incidents. >>we do have information we do have evidence that it is tied to being gangs who our are committing these crimes against other gangs, he is regular citizens bystanders, innocent visitors to our city are not the target of these shootings. >>despite the increase in gunshots detected violent crime decreased while san franciscans shelter in place during the pandemic san francisco district attorney's office has a new chief of staff of dia chase bodene nami

we're live tonight in emeryville jonathan mccall kron 4 news skin problems news jonathan thank you and with so many health concerns because of the smoky sky. >>air purifiers are becoming a hot item but you might have some trouble finding one indeed kron four's gayle ong talked with the hardware store owner who says these purifiers are selling out gayle. we can understand why. >>yeah we've seen this happen during wildfire season. but this time we're dealing with the pandemic as we are just getting into peak season. >>a smoky and hazy conditions prevail over the bay area people are heading into hardware stores to buy air purifiers only to find them sold out we had an air purifier week ago, we sold that and we don't anticipate getting any more him we stopped by hayward hardware wednesday afternoon jim leader is the owner he shows us air purifiers are not the only item selling out most of the quantities or 0 and. for a lot of items they're negative 10 day of 20 upwards of negative 200. >>for popular items that we used to be able to get pretty quickly and pretty regularly the n 95 masks mea

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>jonathan thank you some indoor services across the region were able to reopen today under new state guidance contra costa county falls within the state's purple color coding tier and that means barbershops and hair salons can allow their customers back inside for service. kron four's dan thorn checked in on some salons in the east bay, he joins us live tonight from san ramon with more dan. >>well pam the salon workers in barbers are happy to get back to work even more so the places that could not operate outside, but for those that are looking to get a color or a con expect a new experience. customers can once again get their hair styled in cut from inside the comfort of or sell in san ramon, but the experience features some big changes. >>clear plastic curtains are draped throughout. and sanitizer is everywhere customers tell me they feel safer here than they do in a lot of place, especially like a grocery store. >>stylist gayle berg is happy to be back to work her salon doesn't ha

part of a system that continues to target and rob americans of their rights kron four's jonathan mccall takes a closer look. >>it's a tight knit family where the members have been forced together through tragedy. each of them losing a loved one at the hands of law enforcement and now that the news that the officers who killed breonna taylor won't be directly charged with her death. don't causing them to reopen and relive their own pain for its people are. >>has been brought to her account and very much as 13 and i hope more people open their eyes and see how. >>i read the problem and through virtual call wednesday evening, they tried to console him heal one another from the news that they say is disappointing but not shocking kat brooks says taylor's death is a clear cut sign that more needs to be done to protect black women who are also killed by police in staggering since the year 2015 a black women who we just make up 13% of the female population we've accounted for 20% of the women shot and killed by police and 28% of the unarmed deaths across the country, the uncle of oscar grant w

in case of another set of incidents bill jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>the small business owners who had their store windows damaged within the last 6 months can now apply for reimbursement san francisco's district attorney jason bowden and supervisor dean preston teamed up for a first of its kind assistance program to help business owners in district 5 which includes neighborhoods like lower pac heights hayes valley and haight-ashbury the program will reimburse business owners up to a $1000 to replace windows twice a year. you can find more information about that program and how to apply for it on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>the santa clara county board of supervisors considering a program that would aid people did you know the source of odor in your home... ...could be all your soft surfaces? odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make