to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg who died friday, our washington dc correspondent alexandra le mon reports on how that could affect the affordable care act abortion laws and possibly the presidential election itself. >>republican leader mitch mcconnell is promising the senate will vote on president trump's choice to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg possibly before election day the senate has more than california congresswoman judy chu says that would put a new conservative justice on the bench in time to consider whether to strike down the affordable care act. >>and it's all that will mean millions of americans will be left out healthcare arkansas republican senator tom cotton says it's too early to know not clear to me yet whether we will have a new justice confirmed so i can't speculate on how the court's going to rule but nevada congresswoman dina titus says republicans have shown they'll do whatever they can to eliminate the a they know that calendar and i'm sure they will rush to have a justice to make a ruling on that case, it's also possible a more conservative supreme co

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington coming up we'll have the details of a complaint that alleges ice performed surgeries on im >>a developing story tonight and it is disturbing the whistleblower says an ice detention facility in georgia performed unnecessary and involuntary hysterectomy zaun immigrant women as our washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports for us tonight members of congress are now racing to investigate the claims. >>a disturbing whistleblower complaint from an ice detention centers alleges high rates of hysterectomies performed on immigrant women at the irwin county detention center in georgia, this has raised the alarm at the highest levels texas congresswoman veronica escobar says to get to the truth house democrats have launched investigations and are racing to conduct hearings the complainants whether their victims or whether they're witnesses get deported pretty quickly escobar says she's expecting pushback from dhs the bin resistant absolutely resistant to congressional oversight on twitter congresswoman pramila jayapal said there may be a minimum of 17

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington coming up, we'll take a look at the federal funding that will be available for states impacted by the wildfires. and also after the break senator kamala harris returns to california to tour wildfire damage. her stance on the ongoing debate about fire prevention. >>and as we head to break we're taking a peek outside and a varied at the san mateo bridge a little foggy here across the span so watch your speed of traffic looks right. we'll have a full traffic check coming up in just a bit. >>welcome back everyone we're following breaking news for you hurricane sally has made landfall as a category 2 hurricane on the florida panhandle and south alabama. some 150,000 homes and businesses lost electricity early this morning. debbie williams is in alabama with the latest. >>hurricane sally making landfall at 4.45 central time this morning in gulf shores maximum sustained winds. 105 miles per hour. they said was she made landfall. she would get weaker. does this look weaker. we have to wrenshall rains high flood flash flood. emergency advisory from the nati

>>in washington, alexandra le mon. >>a firefighter has died battling a wildfire sparked during a gender reveal party, a pyrotechnic device set off a during a party ignited the grass the couple involved frantically tried to use bottled water to put it out less than a month later the eldorado fire. it has burned 21,000 acres, the firefighter died. on thursday we do not know yet. how the couple responsible though could face criminal charges and be held liable for the cost of fighting this fire. >>back to our breaking news tonight. our big story the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has died tonight, we know there will be a candlelight vigil in san francisco to honor her it will be at 7 o'clock tonight at harvey milk plaza, right there at castro and market streets. senator scott wiener just sending out that tweet he said let's mourn and then get ready to fight wear a mask maintain distance and bring candles. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to ad

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trump said he will announce his nominee to the supreme court on saturday in washington alexandra le mon. >>you love movies, you might want to see one on the big screen this weekend which movie theaters are now open for the first time in months in the bay area the california state university system has appointed his first mexican american chancellor what we know about joseph castro and good news for bart riders when >>the good news for commuters 5 g wireless is coming to bart train, the wireless plan includes wife eye on all trains small sales along the rail line and 5 g antennas and every underground station barred is working with wireless company mobileye mobile mobile teen is that it mobile t to bring fun to bring 5 g mobile connections to the train systems tunnels and stations and rail i've year 20 23rd. according to wallet hub, california is one of the best states to be a public school teacher the web site ranks estate. >>12th for the second highest percentage of top ranked public high schools. california also scored high for opportunities and competition for teachers. >>the califor

with the aftermath which includes hundreds of people who will be left without homes as alexander le mon reports. >>lawmakers in washington expect some aid is already on the way and more should be approved quickly. >>wildfires are ripping through the western united states but we're saying now is really apocalyptic doctor bruce time the chief scientist at the national wildlife federation says in a normal year one to 200,000 acres would burn in california there's more than 3 million acres land in california alone. that's burned in oregon fires are burning in areas that are normally very wet and not prone to wildfires and so many people have been evacuated or been at risk of shun and we've seen entire towns destroyed is just absolutely devastating fema quickly approved initial emergency declarations to provide federal funding to battle the fires, california and oregon. we're already dealing with an affordable housing crisis even before the wildfires wiped out entire pounds upwards of 2500 housing mostly mobile homes and lower-income apartments were destroyed in the and talent area. congress

kron four's washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports. >>the trump administration is pushing for a covid-19 vaccine to be released before november vaccine would not be approved for the american public unless it was indeed both safe and affected some are concerned approval will be rushed to benefit president trump on election day. but doctor anthony fauci says he trusts the approval process but doesn't expect to release in october that's unlikely not impossible. i think most of the people feel is going to be november-december of the health experts say there is another that scene that is available now that will make a big difference in how the u.s. her care system is able to handle the pandemic come winter it's very important to get a flu shot this year steve anderson president and ceo of the national association of chain drug stores says avoiding the flu will help avoid complications from covid-19 and we need to do everything we possibly can to make immune systems are not compromised by the flu. according to the cdc last flu season as many

alexandra le mon. >>and while justice ginsburg lies in state of course as we said the battle to replace her moves on president trump expected to announce his supreme court. nominee tomorrow in fact he's already said that a woman would replace ruth bader ginsburg will that choice tell us anything about his campaign strategy moving forward. >>kron four's catherine heenan host of inside bay area politics talk to a political analyst to get some insight. catherine, yeah, ken and pam you know that media outlets are saying that his choice. >>will in fact be amy coney barrett the known social conservative. the white house though not confirming that tonight in the meantime if polls are to be believed. president trump needs to broaden his support in order to win reelection. the problem for the president does he simply satisfy his base by naming barrett or possibly in large a space by naming someone like barbara lagoa the cuban-american judge from florida a key state i asked professor david mckeown of sonoma stat

kron four's washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports. >>the trump administration is pushing for a covid-19 vaccine to be released before november vaccine would not be approved for the american public unless it was indeed both safe and affected some

in washington, alexandra le mon. >>president trump reveals his health care plan. i'm kelly meyer reporting from the white house, how he plans to protect people with preexisting conditions without the affordable care act. all right we're heading outside we're checking in on conditions outside your door pretty mild and this morning with temperatures in the 50's and 60's 52 in santa rosa 59 degrees in san francisco. you're already at 60 livermore and 62 in san jose i hope you're ready for some triple digits because they are in store for the days ahead your full fo >>welcome back everyone president trump signed a series of executive orders, including his america first health care plan, washington dc correspondent kelli meyer reports what's in the plan and what this means for the affordable care act. president trump signed an executive order an outline what his health care policy will look like. >>in his second term ensure where delivering better care with more choice and a much lower cost the president says his america first health care plan will expand affordable ins

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington 10 the u.s. census bureau says the population count is ahead of schedule coming >>welcome back everyone the census bureau says the population count is ahead of schedule. but there are still 13 million households that haven't responded to the population survey, washington correspondent alexandra le mon tells us why despite how things look at now they're still a real risk for an undercount. >>tim olson, the associate director of field operations at the u.s. senses says the population count is ahead of schedule we counted nearly 92% of all households in the united states still lawmakers and experts like alex to sign of its with the center for american progress worry not everyone will be counted. it gets harder to get people to respond to the census as you go the lower response rates are disproportionately affecting we're all communities, communities of color last week house democrats revealed internal documents from the u.s. senses that say there could be serious errors because the census bureau is

washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports on the changes. the democrats are promising to make if republicans don't stand down. >>its leader mcconnell presses forward. the republican majority will of stolen 2 supreme court seats, democrats say if republicans confirm a supreme court justice before the next inauguration, there will be payback any and all options should be on the tape all california congresswoman judy chu says one of those options is adding more justices to the supreme court has not in the constitution and the size of the court has vary over time from bad to nevada congresswoman dina titus says the move would be justified in this court is not passing laws that are in keeping with public opinion i think it's perfectly just about to expand the court however i think that our focus right now has to be on the election in order to make such changes to the supreme court democrats would need to win a majority in the senate and the presidency they threatened to pack the supreme court with additional justices so that they can ensure. >>a

is dealing with right now gun violence through art washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the story. >>leslie lee is a portland based artist who founded the soul box project after the las vegas strip shooting she began researching statistics about guns and shootings in the u.s., the servers are so huge. >>there's no way that people can comprehend these kinds of numbers and we're talking about 70,000 people a year that are killed or injured by what she decided to depict the problem visually with origami boxes she calls so boxes each one represents a person killed or injured by gunfire in order to have a response you which is. i don't want to be part of this problem and the slovaks project has a second purpose people who have been impacted by gun violence and participate in making the boxes say it's helping them heal really did giacomo is a surgeon in northern california who works with gunshot victims if that person loses their life. >>there is not a lot of time or opportunity in the workplace to acknowledge lost life she heard about the soul box project from her sister jess obv

goes we also want to protect the sensitive information of small businesses in washington, alexandra le mon. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, new details about coronavirus spread. why patients possibly need more time before returning >>welcome back everyone the time is 4.29 good morning and thanks for staying with us a lot to talk about regarding the weather. it's our 17th spare the air day that's a record for us we have a labor day weekend coming up we're seeing triple digits. i don't know i'm ready for those triple digits shot at best a little too hot. i know we had such nice weather because temperatures at least lately. now triple digits. yeah don't know about this in september but yes we do have a heat wave just around the corner meaning today and tomorrow you got to savor it get any work outside that you need to get done. >>of course check the air quality is you're doing so because we still have some problem areas as for sfo this morning, some low clouds but not a whole lot of fog to be talking about most cloud cover sitting right above us a couple of problem areas in the nort

the gpvernment accountability office is already investigating the matter in washington, alexandra le mon. >>we continue to track the coronavirus numbers across the state of california of course right here in the bay area check out the numbers on your screen so far the state has recorded more than 813,000 cases with more than 15,000 deaths and then right here in the bay area there are now more than a 100,000 reported cases and more than 1400 deaths. well the playoff stage is set for the oakland a's today, they will host the chicago white sox at the coliseum for the wild-card round first pitch of the game noon today it's going down returing this is the 3rd straight season. they will be playing in the postseason but they have not won a playoff game and quite some time since 2013, it's been a minute this year around bob melvin is starting pitcher schools are toll on the mound melvin believes that was our is ready for the test. >>as we saw last year we you know we use them in a different role. we brought him in the wild-card games and looked like a veteran on the mount you know it's really we

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>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington coming up, i'll tell you about one artist who's trying to bring attention to the issue of gun violence as well as provide healing. the golden state looking to put together a plan that would phase out juvenile prisons in the golden state. >>we'll show you how just much money could hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo is it the juicy 100% all-white meat? or because you can spice them up or cool them down? or because a little birdie told me you wanted them back really bad... get my spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99. >>california is on the verge of phasing out its state operated juvenile prison system the move is hailed by reform advocates and criticized by counties that would assume the responsibility for some of the state's most violent criminal youth, the bill general

members of congress are now investigating washington dc correspondent alexander le mon has more. >>a disturbing whistleblower complaint from an ice detention centers alleges high rates of hysterectomies performed on immigrant women at the irwin county detention center in georgia, this has raised the alarm at the highest levels texas congresswoman veronica escobar says to get to the truth house democrats have launched investigations and are racing to conduct hearings the complainants whether their victims or whether they're witnesses get deported pretty quickly escobar says she's expecting pushback from dhs the bin resistant absolutely resistant to congressional over site on twitter congresswoman pramila jayapal said there may be a minimum of 17 women who are subjected to unnecessary procedures with the clear intention of sterilization often these abuses occur at for profit facilities. >>i think that system needs to end oregon senator jeff merkley says democrats also want an inspector general investigation into whether the trump administration ordered the sterilizations horrific t

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington coming up, we'll take a look at the federal funding that will be available for states impacted by the wildfires. >>plus gulf coast residents preparing for a dangerous storm are going to go live to mobile alabama. just >>it hasn't made landfall quite yet. but hurricane sally is already packing a punch along the gulf coast, heavy rain and pounding surf driven by the storm are hitting the coast. forecasters expect the slow-moving storm to possibly trigger dangerous historic flooding. we have a chance now to go to mobile alabama reporter jonah gilmore is waiting for that storm to make landfall. jonah thank you for being with us what's it like out there right now tonight. >>hey pam in care. and you if it's the when the plane to see if it's moving to the body as the hours go by here actually along bay at the water here went from calm to every child trees started been intensifying area. parts of it out where we are but we are along mobile bay in front of the causeway bridge what would normally be a busy bridge has no one on it you can even see feel skylin

cher mon we were talking yesterday about kuwait's relative stability and the fact that because it has this parliamentary system it does have that stability but when i go through those issues there is plenty for this new emir to have to deal with. well you know i mean just by the nature of its recent history of. the country and it's in the air and have been risk averse. and since it's already relatively rich country small country and it needs to. devise a foreign policy accordingly according to its history according to its presence and according to the diversity of its nation. having had that sort of division of labor between a legislative national assembly and an executive and the body of that winning soundly i think a way charted a way forward that is very much coaches' balance seeking yes stability and that of course was reflected. in the way you dealt with the various challenges cannot make it otherwise but also it's regional is there room for friction between the parliament and then you in iraq i think to recall the kuwaiti government can be dissolved quite or in the possible has

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington 10 us census bureau said the population count is ahead of schedule. coming up, i'll tell you why that doesn't necessarily mean it will be completed accurately. >>and we're also continuing to monitor the air quality around the bay area and although you see a lot of red and orange on the map it still indicates unhealthy to pour air conditions. it's still a little better than we've seen over the past few days stay tuned. we'll have more to forecast in just a bit. we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. >>and we're back time now 6.24 the u.s. census bureau says the population count is ahead of schedule, but they're still about 13 million househo

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>> mon cher, lafayette. >> mon cher, jefferson. quel plaisir! to see you again over so many years. >> absolutely. and may i say with great reverence to bastille day. >> just as we celebrate the revolution in america on the 4th of july in france of course it is the 14th of july. we shall celebrate together, my friend. >> we have not forgotten bastille day here either and rest assured, as i have always said, the american revolution would have never been successful without the aid of friends. >> it is a grand alliance between our two nations, myself, general friends general rochambeau, others coming to the assistance of our newfound friend and ally, the united states. >> not forgotten. and, missed two marquee, we are not alone. we have the world here with us this day. welcoming everyone back to monte carlo as i hope you have discovered. >> i did not realize the entirety of the world. this must be one of mr. benjamin franklin's invention, that it? >> yes, electricity for the benefit of the common good. i have heard there is an opportunity for our fr

march italian military trucks carried dead bodies away to relieve an overloaded cemetery in bergen mon italians were gripped by grief and fear as the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic up heaved society. now a little normality has returned to italian life bars and restaurants are open to mandatory temperature checks serving as a reminder to stay vigilant. the european countries including france spain and the u.k. are staring down a 2nd wave of the virus but numbers here are staying relatively low. for a new you went down that i think is in italy have stabilized for several weeks we're averaging 1500 cases per day compared to the rest of europe epidemic hit italy earlier societally was very aware of the problem and immediately put in place a very severe and strong containment plan. experts say this is why italy hasn't had to impose it new restrictions being put in place in other parts of europe. apart from the strictly police a lockdown and the robust contact tracing italians have willingly adopted mask wearing. italian citizens have been very respectful of all the rules when i see on

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington coming up, we'll take a look at the federal funding that will be available for states impacted by the wildfires. >>and the family of brianna taylor is receiving a large settlement amount from the city of louisville. what's included in the next agreement. and after the break federal and local officials remove drugs and guns off the streets of a concorde shopping center. >>the monument boulevard and city conquered is safer today. based on the fire power taking off the street. these are guns that would be used in criminal street acts, potential robberies and basically victimize residents of concord. >>in the east bay officials have arrested a number of people in connection to a series of a gang related crimes. it happened at a concord a shopping center kron four's haaziq madyun has as a result of operation boulevard blues. >>or 30 alleged criminal actors were arrested. dozens of illegal firearms were removed. from our streets these criminal acts have instilled fear and many of our bay area communities. >>today's charges explode the myths of the nonvio

>>alexandra le mon reporting there when asked president trump said it is important to have 9 justices in the top contenders for the vacancy our federal judges amy coney barrett and barber logo. >>coming up remembering the late justice ginsburg we hear from a bay area congresswoman on how the late justice affected her life. >>governor newsome puts the brakes on gas-powered vehicles in california when he wants to stop the sale of new gas cars coming up what that means for your current vehicle. and a nice day today temperatures right about average but we're looking at i eat way that our in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>they >>story governor newsom say

>>that was alexandra le mon reporting for us tonight, justice ginsburg will lie in repose at the u.s. supreme court. this wednesday and thursday to allow for social distancing her casket will lie under the portico at the top of the front steps of the supreme court building that's to allow for outdoor viewing. >>still to come on the they will talk more about the rush to replace justice ginsburg at 8.45 we'll hear from a democratic bay area congressman who is calling for this gop colleagues ruthless for moving so quickly. >>and the nation inches towards another grim milestone 200,000 covid related deaths at 8.30 why local doctors say getting covid and the flu at the same time is a death sentence. >>but first the governor says there will be no new unemployment claims for the next 2 weeks with being updated to cause this pause say new claims. and it may be hard to believe but fall is just hours aw >>the more than 2 million people out of work californians who have had to battle with the state's antiquated system to get unemployment benefits well there's some hopeful news tonight. today gov

alexandra le mon. >>we're a little more than a month out believe not from election day now ballots in california will start circulating soon force him to call explains what people in contra costa county need to do ahead of november, 3rd. >>some of you may have already received your official voter information guide. in contra costa county the elections division began mailing them out this week. ballots are mailed out 29 days before election day deadline for us than is october 5th were actually planning. >>i'm getting them in the mail late next week to get a couple days head start. with all the uncertainty with the post office we figured if they were ready, we would wait. we would go ahead and end send him out just make sure you're registered to vote you can check that by visiting the county elections website and punching your information. >>the voter registration deadline is october 19th 15 days prior to election day and the last day to request a vote by mail ballot. it is october 27th. if you miss both

>>our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has reaction now from democrats and republicans who areg to reassure americans. >>but he's trying to have the constitution of the united states. >>swallow clorox democrats are outraged after president trump declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power regardless of the election results, we'll have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and then he'll try to say well i won because i won the votes that turned out that day vote by mail doesn't count really the white house now seems to be walking back the president's comments the president will exact accept the results of a free and fair election democrats like california congresswoman judy to have been warning that president trump might try to question the legitimacy of the election because of the increased voting by mail due to the pandemic if the outcome. >>of the election is close. all bets are off we could have a constitutional crisis for all we know both democrats and republicans are trying to get their supporters to vote. republican

alexandra le mon. this week in politics to mideast peace deals were signed at the white house they normalize relations between israel and the united arab emirates and bahrain. >>catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics is here now she talked with a north a congressman to get his reaction to this rather big news. yeah congressman jared huffman adjusting the president calls this the dawn of a new middle east not everybody is going that far. >>but many consider the diplomatic agreements with 2 gulf arab states to be worthwhile. that includes former secretary of state madeleine albright looking at the white house ceremony here albright calls it a platform for progress. house speaker nancy pelosi meantime dismissed the deals this week as a distraction i asked congressman hoffman for his thoughts. >>i think normalization of relations between israel and some of the sunni arab states in the gulf has got a good thing. i would be hard to take all that a bad thing, but i don't think we should declare

these will last until mon wthe whole entire holiday weekend. so let's go hour by hour.ater on this evening, t 70s an. so it is a warm night with little relief overnight. we will stay in the 60s and 70s to start the day tomorrow. that means tomorrow afternoon, hotter than today. we'll look at those numbers. the fire danger and the full accuweather forecast. >> we will see you then, thank you. >>> in some parts of the bay area, we can not head to the water over the weekend due to wildfire damage. because of the pandemic some beaches are closed in marin county. reserve.s in pacifica, the and santa cruz county beach itsebeachs are only opened a few hours each day. we talked to people who headed to stenson beach to escape the 75ling beach. >> reporter: stenson beach in the north bay was a hot s ttpoo record-breaking bay area heat. >> we have a friend that comes every saturday religiously. so we want to join them this weekend. >> reporter: body boarding to football among the activities on the beach, while for others, ac front of a computer working from home for so long that i

will you -- what impact will we make in terms of mitigating the spread and tell th that impact is dem mon sphrabl by your example and by the potency and power of these simple tasks. thank you again for your time and attention and for being a little bit over the map on evictions and homelessness but i think they're profoundly connected as it are profoundly important at this moment. profound progress on these wildfires and i cannot express more of my gratitude to the vehicle firemen and women and mutual aid and the extraordinary job with these extraordinary wifit,i'm happy t any questions. >>> all right. you've been listenning to governor gavin newsom addressing reporters for the last 35 minutes or so talking about wildfires, still battling the fires. 1.5million acres burned. at least eight have died. but the governor definitely, gasia, dialing in talking about coronavirus at the top of the news conference, specifically the new eviction bill he signed a couple days ago. this is for those experiencing covid-19 hardships and we're not talking about a month or two of relief for renters who can

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>>in washington, alexandra le mon. >>a procession was held in southern california for the firefighter who died battling a wildfire in the area. this death happened. in the san bernardino national forest as crews battled the eldorado fire. this is the fire that erupted earlier this month from a smoke generating device used by a couple to reveal their baby's gender. the cause of death is still under investigation. >>this was gears talk weather again tonight a live look outside courtesy of the center tower camera gorgeous shot of downtown san francisco sparkling on the saturday night and members of a drug as is here now to look at temperatures for the rest of the weekend. yeah we're going to continue that warming trend just cnn jonathan we're daytime highs tomorrow. >>48 degrees above average in beaver either at or slightly above normal along the coast and east bay shoreline widespread low to mid and upper 70's with 80's as you major way inland today. so certainly notice that bump in temperatures today and lack of marine

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peaceful transfer when a sitting president is defeated by a challenger in washington, alexandra le mon. president trump was met with boos and chants him out as he appeared at the supreme court to honor the late justice. >>ruth bader ginsburg. trump was accompanied by first lady melania who was seen wearing a mask, both of them had masks on as they stood behind one of the court collins this morning. the president has said that he will announce his choice to replace. her on saturday. the push to put another justice on the court before the november 3rd election has been met with objections from democrats that the presidential winner should name the nominee. ginsburg's body will lie in the in state rather at the capitol tomorrow and we'll be carrying that live on our free kron on app starting at 07:00am. and just as a reminder there are 40 days to the 2020 presidential election. kron 4 is your local election headquarters this election season. >>coming up as protests continue for a second straight day police in portland are bracing for a chaotic weekend. and that's why they think people are

in washington, alexandra le mon. >>it's 5.22 and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, a program that's usually used to protect victims of domestic violence and stalking and human trafficking. it's now going to protect health officials in california, we'll this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >>5.25 right now governor newsom's new executive order aims to protect public health officers from threat now just last month the gilroy man was arrested for threatening santa clara county's top health official we've just to mention now with a closer look at the story. >>i want to talk about what is in

brewing between democrats and republicans about who will fill her vacant supreme court seat alexandra le mon has the latest from washington d c. >>republican leader mitch mcconnell is promising the senate will vote on president trump's choice to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg possibly before election day the senate has more than california congresswoman judy chu says that would put a new conservative justice on the bench in time to consider whether to strike down the affordable care act. >>and it's all that will mean millions of americans will be left out healthcare arkansas republican senator tom cotton says it's too early to know not clear to me yet whether we will have a new justice confirmed so i can't speculate on how the court's going to rule but nevada congresswoman dina titus says republicans have shown they'll do whatever they can to eliminate the a they know that calendar and i'm sure they will rest to have a justice to make a ruling on that case, it's also possible a more conservative supreme court could hear a new challenge to abortion laws and congresswoman chu says it's no

alexandra le mon has the latest from washington d c. >>republican leader mitch mcconnell is promising the senate will vote on president trump's choice to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg possibly before election day the senate has more than california congresswoman judy chu says that would put a new conservative justice on the bench in time to consider whether to strike down the affordable care act. >>and it's all that will mean millions of americans will be left out healthcare arkansas republican senator tom cotton says it's too early to know not clear to me yet whether we will have a new justice confirmed so i can't speculate on how the court's going to rule but nevada congresswoman dina titus says republicans have shown they'll do whatever they can to eliminate the a they know that calendar and i'm sure they will rush to have a justice to make a ruling on that case, it's also possible a more conservative supreme court could hear a new challenge to abortion laws and congresswoman chu says it's not just rules about when and how they

in washington, alexandra le mon. >>we'll take a break here at 6.27 and a reminder how hot it will be this afternoon john travel will have your complete forecast coming up in a minute talk more about those triple digit we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? uh, i'll have to check. (doorbell ringing) aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. hello? >>and welcome back. thank you for joining us at the half hour mark for the kron 00:04am morning news and if you are just joining us. let's get you the forecast because you'll certainly need to know about it today john as we're looking temperatures and people are going to have to be real careful about yeah, an important one to keep updated on g

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