finally meeting in person last month after meyer's last day of treatment. >> it was really good to see meyer up and out and about and to see liz and get -- get to hug her we both kind of had tears and felt the love and the friendship. >> a simple show of support. >> hi, johnna. >> hi, meyer. >> making a life-changing impact. >> i'm just wondering if there's a bigger lesson here? >> with everything going on in the world, it's really important for people to be present. those people who are in the hallway, give 'em a smile because you don't know what -- what's going on and everybody needs it >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time and good night >>> right now at 6:00, getting an extra shot. the bay area county that's already giving out third doses of the covid-19 vaccine. >>> and the haze is sticking around. what you need to know about our air quality as wildfires continue to rage up north. >>> and then they're excited to be back. we'll take you to levi stadium as fans return to the first niners game since the pandemic s

this is new video south of meyers.flames coming down the ridge on either side of highway 50. >> as we head into the overnight hour, the situation becoming more dire and desperate. this is from the area along highway 89 south of meyers. the fire hitting close to homes. crews with chain saws doing everything they can to protect the homes. >> the fire on both sides of highway 50. here's a landmark you might be familiar. with echo summit. before the fire reached christmas valley, it burned through echo summit. >> at last check the fire is about six miles from south lake tahoe and only 15% contained. the popular vacation destination virtually empty. south lake tahoe under a mandatory evacuation order. >> this will be a tense 24 hours ahead of us. let's begin with cheryl hurd in south lake tahoe. you've been surveying the fire zone. what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, as you can see south lake tahoe is sxemt for good reason. this fire is moving quickly and it has been the past couple of days. fire crews are worried about

'cause i was like, "look, the meyers' don't have it all. you did see the dog. but i was like, "you know, i'm trying to make "frasier" the new "mah." if not the new "star trek: the next generation. [ laughter ] all right. here's my periodontist story >> seth: okay, great >> so, i just turned 51, right but i was 50 when this happened. it was a few months ago. so, i went to the dentist to get a cleaning i thought i hadn't, like, had a cleaning in two years. and i got in the room. he was like, "seven. you haven't had a cleaning in seven years. and i was like "all right. so he goes to take - >> seth: he goes, "i've been trying to have you get a cleaning since you've been trying to make the next 'clerks.'" { laughter >> pretty much pretty much the same time. so he takes pictures of my mouth. he leaves the room never a good sign. then he comes back in and he goes, "well, i got bad news and worse news." i was like, "what do i got gingivitis?" he goes, "you wish you had gingivitis." he's like, "you got periodontal disease. i was like "what you are t

and -- >> the killers. >> yeah, chad meyers. chad meyers.k, so it's raining worse now. >> yes. >> where is this band? >> you know, it's just been one storm that's built back -- as soon as you think one's gone, another one builds down towards the south shore, comes out jfk and right into where we're trying to get this concert in. i've been watching for two hours thinking please just go left or go right. it doesn't have to go right over midtown central park but it has been. we've had flash flood warnings in effect for brooklyn and queens. a little farther down to the south, a little more rainfall. that's the last band, i hope. we've been looking at this now for hours. there's not much back out here in the ocean. we've had a few lightning strikes. to put it into perspective, in kiss our just joining us, if we had a lightning strike within ten miles of the venue, it had to be shut down. well, we had three lightning strikes within the ten miles and a few more far away. but three lightning strikes has caused this chaos with this concert. and it's

especially those just south of meyers near the highway 50 and highway 89 interchange. trees torched in the hills above homes. embers blowing into the communities. firefighters were prepared for this with dozens of strike teams in the area providing structure protection, overnight tonight, dozers and hand crews will cut fire lines south of meyers trying to keep the flames from moving north towards the lake tahoe. stay with us throughout the night and into tomorrow morning as we will provide continuing coverage on this developing situation. live near southlake. back to you. >>> we will bring a little levity to it. straight ahead on the late show it is the eve of the roster cuts and that means 49ers moves and normally coblat home, right? well, it turns out, well, the giants they need a lot more of ththe best o central had a lot to do woman: 5, 6, 7, 8. [band playing] a new school year begins. in the classrooms we've prepared... with the students we are devoted to. in concert with the parents and families we partner with every day. we can't do it without you. we're ready t

that is why meyers tonight is under a mandatory evacuation. the fire moved a lot today. it is one thing to hear sierra and tahoe, we showed you pictures earlier. flames already at the resort. and, if you are familiar with camp sacramento up there, that is also with fire damage. meyers is under a mandatory evacuation. and that red flag warning go for the next two days. it is a big story up there for the next two days, we will keep a close eye on it and have all of details as it progresses. back to the good news, cool down, middle 70s for san jose and this week. take a look at the rest of the seven-day forecast for inland and east bay you will get into the lower 80s for the rest of this week with the north bay cooling down into the middle 70s. guys back over to you. >> all right, thank you very much. coming up, the san francisco concert that happened 55 years ago today that would go down in history. >>> we are looking back at the career of actor ed asner. he died today at the age of 91 >>> straight ahead, bottom of the hour, game day on location from levi stadium where i a

so i reported to the 7th of june to oscar meyer and my training was slaugter to the end. so one month through the program they needed a salesman in northern new jersey, and so they sent me there, so i was a salesman in northeast new jersey, and then i was transferred to detroit, michigan, as a district manager, and then i was transferred to philadelphia to the plant as an assistant sales manager, and during this time at the philadelphia plant, oscar meyer held marketing conferences, and in my position at the plant, i was eligible to attend these marketing conferences. so in '71, we had a marketing conference in disney world. and disney world had not completely opened yet. the asian world had opened up, and that is where we were having the conference. so in the last day of the conference, i am sitting there in disney hall with the president of the booth, and then a disney gentleman came in and we started talking, and he said that, we started to talking about promotions. he said that we sent a guy to seattle who was previously in the western region, and he knew our operatio

>> one of the things you can take away from the audio from secretary meyer chris is he's being honestoors and lying to the american people behind a microphone in front of everybody. they've done all men are trying to wave away the crisis and say something that's under control and it's a normal seasonal surges and the like even though the numbers don't bear that out what you heard from the white house and the secretary but behind the scenes he's clearly admitting something like the remain in mexico policy present trump put into place which prevented people from staying on the side of the border as their cases were being pursued in attempts to claim refugee status were being processed from about something enormously successful and kept this from being the crisis because people didn't have the expectation when they got to the border they were going to be a crossover and have the initial processing and essentially let loose, but free into the country to go with a will and that something that's an enormous draw and something else going on here that we need to understand because it's a comm

meyers in jeopardy of getting burned through overnight. i'm glad people were evacuating. >> we do have crews through the region. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - dwayne johnson joshua jackson musical guest swedish house mafia featuring ty dolla sign and 070 shake. and the legendary roots crew [ laughter ] >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: welcome, everybody please, thank you! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause live crowd that's fantastic look at you. you look great welcome, everybody please, have a seat. enjoy yourselves welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. thank you for watching thank you for being here [ cheers and applause well guys, this weekend, president biden went after big social media platforms like facebook for not doing enough to stop the spread of covid misinformation yeah our count

i'm kelly meyer. >> we're in the bay area. one woman is helping a family of afghan refugees kim bradley lives in sacramento. but need someone to take over least when she moves back to concord in a couple of days. our neighbors family just arrive from afghanistan and needs a place to stay long term. so raley offer places sacramento to the family and they accept it. >> may be happening part of that. so they are so excited them. they said. that we and near you that you have and >> the fact that that people are safe haven is now able to be their safe haven makes us so happy. >> rallies also raising money to help pay for riz ox family's first year of rent and accepting donations to help furnish their apartment. well, you can go ahead and find more stories that we're covering right now. take your phone out scan that qr code on your screen right now. it's going take you directly over to our web page. we're going to talk to you and have more updates about the war in afghanistan as it comes to an end and also help for afghan refugees.

meyer now faces a total of five counts for crimes.h a child sexual battery and child molestation. we are aware of the charges that were brought against mr meyer. um we, uh you know, we're saddened by them. meyer is a 22 year veteran firefighter for the san matteo consolidated fire department. the department says he's on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of their own independent investigation. that's pretty standard if somebody is accused of a crime. um, you know, we'll do our own our own background on what's going on, and we take the responsibility to the public very seriously. i talked to simon myers, father in law off camera. he tells me the family believes the charges are quoting here, bull meyer will be back in court september 15th for hearing in dublin, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. coming up much more on the devastating dixie fire that's still completely out of control in northern california. we hear from cal fire about whether they're making any progress in what is now the sixth largest wildfire in california histo

and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. and it's monday.'s get to the news. president biden today welcomed players from the 2020 wnba champions, seattle storm, to the white house, but unfortunately they didn't have any ideas about afghanistan. "well, thought i'd ask thanks for coming in." the pentagon announced, yesterday, that it has asked u.s. airlines to help with afghanistan evacuation efforts okay, but remember, they can barely evacuate people from laguardia. republican congressman, matt gaetz, married his girlfriend over the weekend. apparently, it was the only way she'd let him have a bachelor party. former president trump was booed by his own supporters at a rally saturday, after he encouraged them to receive the coronavirus vaccine. they came out to see you because they love you, and they ended up booing you man, you really are from queens. [ light laughter ] it's a tense -- it's a tense time in the studio [ light laughter ] former president trump, on saturday, criticized president biden's handling of the situation in afghanistan,

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we've missed you all a great deal let's get to the news.t was the closing ceremony for the 2020 tokyo olympics which, because of covid, were actually held in 2021. which means, it's only three more years until the 2024 olympics are postponed to 2027 the 2020 tokyo olympics ended, yesterday, and the u.s. athletes brought home 39 gold medals, 41 silvers, 33 bronze and 4 new variants president biden, on saturday, held a zoom call with team usa olympians. and if you thought winning a gold medal was tough, try explaining to a 78-year-old man that he's muted. "no, mr. president, i know you can hear me. i can't hear you." the united nations, today, released a new report on climate change, and i don't want to say it's bad, but this was the cover. [ light laughter ] president biden announced a new goal, last week, that half of all vehicles sold in the country by 2030 should be electric, and for some reason the other half should be vintage stingrays. [ light laughter ] "everything's heating up, so you got to keep it cool. [ light laughter ] the rolli

helena meyer is a fencer. she was a dominant fencer. she had already won a gold medal in the 1928 games had competed in los angeles in 1932 and then stayed in la rather than returning to germany in part. i think concern for her own safety once the nazis took power in in 1933. helena has one jewish parent and she wins a silver medal at the 1936 games in fencing. she's remembered. most for her moment on the podium here. she is on the right of this photo helena meyer had features that the nazis would have described as quote aryan features a blonde-haired woman and she's giving the nazi salute on the podium a jewish woman, which was expected of all german athletes and there's a lot of speculation about why helena meyer did this some people say that she did it to protect her family members who were still in germany. she was worried especially for her brothers who were still living in germany, so that that's possible others say that she did it to try to rehabilitate her own image in in germany. well, we'll never know but it's it's a troubling

the jewish athlete is seen in the summer games helena meyer is a fencer. she was a dominant fencer and she had won a gold medal in the 1928 games and she stayed in l.a. rather than returning to germany partly and concern for her own safety once the to power in 1933. helena had one jewish parent and she won the sober medal after 1936 games and she is remembered mostly for her moment on the podium. here she is on the right of this photo. she had features that the germans would describe as variant features and she's giving the salute on the podium, a jewish woman who was successful and there's a lot of speculation of why helena meyer did this. she had family members still in germany she was worried especially for her brothers who were still living in germany so that's possible another say she did try to rehabilitate her own image in germany we will never know but it's a troubling moment to see helena meyer giving that salute at that time. this is the last olympic she competes in and she returns to the united states after the olympics and doesn't go back to ge

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meyer will vote yea on s.325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. degette of colorado, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yes on on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative doip curtis, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yea on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. newman of illinois, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. newman will vote yes on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will vote yes on s

michelle meyer, bank of america securities head of u.s. economics. coming up, we turn to the rental market. rental demand soaring income and everyone wants to come back to the cities. but will that be put on hold with delta? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: welcome back. today, we are focused on the u.s. housing market. a lot of attention we have been paying to home purchases. but what about the rental market. we have been seeing a lot of inflation spillover. caroline: 17% higher in july versus what the previous tenants had been paying as an average across the u.s.. apparently that is a record. of course, we don't see if you are getting months free, for example. but a member when we were all thinking about whether you would return to the city or not. in the spring, months free, 20% discounts. the minute i tried to get a new rental, they were all gone. taylor: 18 months of the rent and six months of that are free and you are thinking, do the math, that kind of sounds like a good deal. all of those deals have escaped us. let's do that with beth friedman

now to the point where it's included the town of meyers. yeah, that is a lot bigger before the fire lines sort of stop right here at echo lake. now to encompass myers and again, yeah, we're about 2 miles away from south lake tahoe big concern about highway 50 there at myers as well. >> sarah stinson is in myers and she's going to give us the latest. what we know right now. sarah. >> it's been very active since 2 in the morning. i drove through self liked, although it into myers and you can see it's flaring up behind me in the mountains in the steep steep terrain. i'm standing here on 89 south and 50 west. and this is where it is actively burning up there. it has been a hazy red glow and this is burning in myers. just a couple miles outside of south lake tahoe, which is right now, by the way, a ghost town completely evacuated. 21,000 plus people got on the road yesterday wants the mandatory evacuation went into effect. it was backed up bumper to bumper wall chaotic at times south lake tahoe. police say it was a good sight to see as people we

sarah stinson is in the small town of meyers.hoe and kirkwood is just strange to talk about ski resorts at the lake itself. it's moving in towards the south part of the lake. we go to play and now we're just making a run for it. >> as you can see, windy out here and that is what's really, as john said, fanning the flames, the caldor fire is stopping no time soon. you can see the smoke that still heavy above me right now in meyers. and that's because we saw active flames for 3 hours right behind us. it was a heavy red glow and there's tree tops just inflamed in. that was huge concern almost thought it was going come down here. but it looks like it stopped for now. now myers, right. that's right. where rob right now on highway 50 right by the inspection station where you drive in heading just a couple miles away from south lake tahoe, which is now, by the way, a ghost town there's nobody there right now. all the casinos are there and just being used by law enforcement as they work to assist fire crews in trying to get control over

it's all about meyers. and the way the birds fly so to speak, it's six miles from pretty much the lake itself. as we heard in that interview, it's really already coming, coming so close and moving in so fast. >> let's bring in rob mayeda, one of our other meteorologists. and we talk about fires creating their own weather, what does that mean? what's the real impact? >> we see this intense behavior cycling through. jeff pointed out the extreme conditions, the very dry fuels. we can pick up on radar the ash as it falls to the ground. now all the embers become instant spot fires being pushed by gusty winds. this is what we've seen today near echo summit and off to the sout of meyers. and it suddenly takes an ember to a spot fire and makes it on a run there as a new fire. we've been seeing at that activity on a daily basis. the reason why we've seen this fire jump containment lines. >> we talk about pyro cumulus, pyrocumulonimbus clouds. in the past it would be something we'd see maybe once a year, every couple

>> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that sounds good let's get to the news. president biden traveled to camp david this weekend on an extended august vacation luckily he managed to get out of there right before the taliban took it over the taliban yesterday entered the city of kabul and took control of afghanistan's presidential palace. most americans watched in horror while some americans watched for tips the taliban has officially declared victory in afghanistan, nearly 20 years after the u.s. invasion. though it was just rude to use the banner [ light laughter ] in a new interview, secretary of state tony blinken discussed the taliban's rapid takeover of afghanistan, but not before trying every other possible topic. "so, who's watching 'white lotus?'" president biden has announced plans to send more than 5,000 troops to afghanistan as u.s. forces continue their withdraw from the country. though, i'm not sure it makes sense to send people to a country to get people out of that country yo

congressman meyer is also an iraq war veteran and just returned from afghanistan. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i want to talk about how this trip came to be. you traveled there with congressman seth moulton from massachusetts. how did it come to pass? >> thank you, bret. both seth and myself have been actively engaged on what's called the special immigrant visa issue. those were visas in a program for individuals who had loyally served the united states in places like iraq and afghanistan. there have been tremendous backlog of these cases and in april, when president biden announced that he was continuing the initial plan for withdrawal, that started under president trump. we urged the administration to address this backlog. we had to know what was going on on the ground in kabul. and we have not had information we need from the administration and realized that we were being lied to up and down and we needed to see for ourselves. >> bret: so, congressman moulton tweeted out today with representative meyer, i visited kabul airport to discuss oversi

i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight?r let's get to the news. incoming new york governor, kathy hochul, appeared this morning on the "today" show, and so did cuomo the white house announced yesterday that the biden administration will send more than 800,000 doses of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine to caribbean countries. not on purpose ron desantis just keeps chucking 'em into the ocean officials in philadelphia announced a new mask mandate, yesterday, due to rising coronavirus cases, which is going to be tricky for any philly residents who have no discernible mouth and only one huge nostril [ light laughter ] amazon opened a new billion dollar air hub in kentucky, yesterday, that will serve as the central location for amazon air. coincidentally, amazon air is also what makes up most of their packages in a new interview -- a new interview, rudy giuliani said that disgraced new york governor, andrew cuomo, will, quote, "resurrect himself in some way." and i'd take rudy's word for it, because it looks like he was just resurr

and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night.ight. let's get to the news. former president trump's friend and chair of his 2017 inaugural fund, tom barrack, was arrested yesterday on charges of violating foreign lobbying laws, obstructing justice and making false statements, as well as one count of impersonating an astronaut. that's right another of trump's friends was arrested yesterday okay it's no longer news when a friend of trump's is arrested. the only possibly interesting thing, now, is what for? "regicide. i didn't see that coming." the white house reportedly held high-level discussions recently with fox news over its coronavirus vaccine coverage yeah, well, good luck with that. you might be able to talk some sense into fox and friends or bret baier but once fox news after dark starts, it's the wild west tucker carlson will tell you the vaccines are dangerous while getting the vaccine. the pentagon's inspector general announced plans, this week, to review procedures to keep the so-called nuclear football secure during a c

i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. you're all doing well tonight and now let's get to the news the biden administration is set to announce that americans should receive a coronavirus booster shot eight months after being fully vaccinated so, if you got your second shot in march, you'd have to get your booster around the time we reinvade afghanistan and former president trump appeared last night on sean hannity's show. yeah, no kidding at this point, it's as newsworthy as sean hannity appeared on "sean hannity. surprised he's not organizing the office softball league it was announced yesterday that texas governor greg abbott tested positive for a breakthrough case of the coronavirus. now, i would never wish ill on the governor but since he never wore a mask, i don't have to united airlines reportedly sent a memo to flight attendants that ask them to avoid using duct tape as a measure to restrain unruly passengers. and so did spirit airlines, saying "stop wasting it. we need it to fix the wings. the washington football t

michelle meyer, bank of america global research head of u.s. economics.ell tonight, minutes tomorrow. that is the big story. we will detail with the rest of the week looks like next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel. guy johnson in london. a lot coming up in the next 24 hours. aside from jay powell at 1:30 we'll hear from minneapolis fed president neel kashkari hosting a town hall. foreign ministers will also be having emergency meetings about afghanistan. we heard there conversation like between boris johnson and emmanuel macron. guy: the leaders are worried. the fear in europe is we get another huge wave of migrants. that certainly corrupted the german election. angela merkel keen to make sure that does not happen again. the same goes for emmanuel macron. tomorrow the fed minutes. you wonder whether power will be dovish at the minutes will be more hawkish. we will get -- we want to get sequencing in terms of how this will happen. we will hear from the dallas fed president. we will get inflation data out of the u.k. and the e

washington correspondent kellie meyer breaks down the vote. >> good evening. a big bipartisan turnout here on capitol hill with 69 senators voting in favor of the infrastructure package. i spoke with several senators after the vote from both sides of the aisle who are celebrating this rare achievement. but for others they fear that this will just add to the country's already growing debt. the bill as amended is passed in a rare bipartisan vote. the first part of president joe biden's infrastructure agenda cleared the senate. this is a big, big thing. virginia democrat mark warner was part of the group that helped get the 1.2 trillion dollar deal across the finish line gain the support of all 50 democratic senators, including georgia's jon ossoff. i voted to pass this historic bipartisan investment. >> in georgia's infrastructure in america's infrastructure. in the end 19 republicans voted with democrats. one of them. north carolina's thom tillis what we're talking about is demonstrating that we can come up the bipartisan agreements. but a majority of republica

kron four's, washington correspondent kellie meyer joins us live to talk about what's next. kelly. >> good evening. grant and katharine. well, like you said, this is just the first step in what could be a long and tricky process to get this budget plan approved. but less than 24 hours after passing the bipartisan infrastructure deal democrats set the wheels in motion. >> i'm very pleased to report that the 2 tracks strategy. is right on track. the senate is now on a path to passing a 3.5 trillion dollars spending plan. >> without any republican support, all 50 democrats voted to start the process wednesday. but to finish the job. majority leader chuck schumer knows he'll need all democrats to stick together and we have no illusions. maybe the hardest work is yet to come. already. there are growing concerns from moderate democrats over the 3.5 trillion dollar price tag for republicans, the cost is far too high is just way too much spending. pennsylvania's pat toomey along with all other gop senators voted against the budget plan. florida's marco rubio is worried about the amo

now some restaurant owners like danny meyer are even requiring the same from customers.he owner of junior's cheesecake says he cannot afford to mandate vaccines in his locations. he'll explain more autha enbo tt wh "power" returns this is the gap, that opened up when everything shut down. ♪ but entrepreneurs never stopped. ♪ and found solutions that kept them going. ♪ at u.s. bank, we can help you adapt and evolve your business, no matter what you're facing. because when you close the gap, a world of possibility opens. ♪ u.s. bank. we'll get there together. ♪ >>> welcome back oil trading right now -- let's see where it's closing, down more than 4% let's get over to pippa stevens at the cnbc commodity desk i'll let her take it away. >>> oil starting the week on a down note with its worst day in two weeks. opec is boosting supply at the same time an acceleration in covid cases is prompting demand fears. wti finishing the session at $71.30 for a loss of 3.5%. brent crude at $72.93, down 3.3% economic data also sparking fears about the pace of the economic recovery. china's

i'm kelly meyer. >> still ahead tonight here on kron. 4 news at 5 nearing the point of no return. the grim picture now being painted by a new climate report. >> also new changes to travel when it comes to vaccinations whose requiring employees to get their shots and the country california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >> starting today. americans who are fully vaccinated against covid-19 can once again across the border into canada. canada says it plans to open its borders to the rest of the world in just a few weeks on september 7th. meanwhile, frontier airlines. now the second major us airline carrier requiring its workers to get vaccinated. the denver-based company has now set an october first deadline for its workers to be fully vaccinated workers who choose not to get the vaccine will have to provide regular proof of a negative covid test. the company says most of its workers are already fully vaccinated. >> efforts

i'm kelly meyer. >> we have more coverage on the situation in afghanistan on our website. kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be taken straight to our web page. and there you can find more. what is next for the country along with resources and how you can help refugees as well as local and state reaction to the attack at the kabul airport. >> kron 4, is your local election headquarters. turns out that a big rally tomorrow aimed at supporting governor newsom and the recall challenge is not featuring vice president kamala harris and is not happening. that's after criticism that they be taking part in a partisan political event in the midst of the uproar in afghanistan. so harris canceled and the whole rally at southwest canceled. it is not clear yet whether it might be rescheduled. recall candidate and conservative are radio talk show host larry elder he's facing more scrutiny from the other candidates today. this time for his past comments on drugs, capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> republican recall candidate larry elder facing m

our washington correspondent kelli meyer has the latest for us there. >> good morning. we're told that president joe biden has been briefed on the rocket attack at the kabul airport and that operations are continuing uninterrupted has the time to get americans and afghan allies out. >> grow short. this is very high risk. secretary of state antony blinken reaffirmed the president's concern for another attack in the next 24 to 48 hours. this is the most dangerous time in an already extraordinarily dangerous mission. these last couple of days. the u.s. carried out another air strike inside kabul sunday targeting a suspected isis k threat. this following friday's deadly strike 2 high-profile isis targets were killed and one was wounded more retaliation for the attack that killed 13 service members. the president and the first lady attending the dignified transfer on sunday morning as they met with the families of the fallen people have died and people are going to die because president biden decided to rely on happy talk instead of reality. republican senator speaking out o

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i'm kelly meyer. >> in other national news. meanwhile, the trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill that cleared its first hurdle and now the president has to convince others that it is worth the money. he met virtually with state and local leaders from across the country today hoping to build support for the 1.2 trillion dollar package that passed in the senate more than a 1000 democratic and republican leaders joined in the virtual discussion to talk about how the investments would help their communities. this is more than just a matter of convenience. it is a matter of life are going to do it without raising taxes by one cent. >> and anyone making less than $400,000 year. >> president biden outlined how 550 billion dollars in new spending would help pay for construction projects. rural broadband and electric car charging stations while also creating jobs. in fact, millions of jobs. now it is up to the house of representatives where path remains uncertain for the democrats because progressives and moderates are divided.

just south of meyers. this fire has been moving east. still south the lake. here is what's cal fire has to say about it. >> this is a number one priority in the nation for wildfires right now. we are able to get the resources we need, we are continuing to get additional resources. i would like to impart on the public this is the number one priority and we are doing our best to stop the fire and protect as much as we can. >> the weather is going to play a huge factor in how cal fire is able to contain. they have had a lot of problem was the fire spotting. basically embers going ahead of the main fire and starting new fires. it's just such a large boundary it's hard for them to keep track of exactly where the fire is escalating. when it comes to the wait know mary you have had a very close eye on what we can expect. we have the red flag warning in effect. >> we have going going to see the gusty winds and that could push the flames even closer to the south lake tahoe area. that's why it's in effect today and for tomorrow as well. dangerous fire weather condition

kron four's, washington correspondent kellie meyer joins us now live for the latest on the vote. good evening, kelly. >> good evening, guys. well, it's been a long road to get here. but senators are just hours away from passing a massive investment in our country's infrastructure and in the final hours, bipartisan support for the bill is growing. >> the senate is in the final stretch for the first time. the senate has come together around such a package in decades after working through the weekend. senators are charging forward with the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure package setting up a final vote on tuesday the majority of democrat and republican senators are on board with the plan that would use 550 billion dollars in new spending to update roads and bridges. expand broadband internet and promote clean drinking water. but there were some who tried to hold up the package. you know, they drop to 2700 page bill and by thursday of last week we've had all of 6 days to take a look at that. tennessee republican senator bill haggerty wanted more time to debate amendments, not allow

and kron four's, washington correspondent kellie meyer is joining us now live with the latest on the administration's response to the escalating situation overseas. good evening, kelly. >> good evening, pena justine well, tonight, 3,000 troops are returning to the region to help with evacuation efforts at the u.s. embassy in kabul as the taliban moves closer to the capital city. but despite the gains, the white house is standing by its decision to bring the bring troops home and end the 2 decade long war. >> certainly concerned the speed with which the taliban has been moving. the defense department is acknowledging the situation on the ground in afghanistan is quickly getting worse. the deteriorating. >> conditions are a factor, a big factor in why the. >> the president has approved this mission. 3,000 troops are on their way to help evacuate the u.s. embassy in kabul. >> but are leaving the defense of the country up to afghan troops on the ground. this is a this is a moment for. the afghans to unite the taliban takeover comes just weeks before the u.s. is set to fully withdraw troo