lay out the issue in newark right now. >> basically what we have is a public health crisis in newark.vels in the jury he water in newark are some of the highest in the country. that have been reported in recent years in the city. basically what is happening is bottled water is being distributed to some citizens in newark because the soldiers didn't look like they were working. more tests going on to figure out why that is the case. but we have got a lot of people across the city, especially children, who are really put at risk. best estimates from 2017 are that at least 700 kids in newark have an elevated blood levels -- lead levels. we do not know how much is from drinking water the bottom-line as we have real health risks in newark and need to fix the problem in the city has been pretty slow to getting around to taking action on it. amy: what is astounding about all of this is flint. the country has been going through this for years. .he flint water poisoned you are a teacher at central high. the principal of central high is now the mayor. can you explain when you first learned that

senator who lives in newark, who's a former mayor of newark. >> right. >> so a lot of folks wonder if this isn't a greater crisis than the incumbent democrats aren't making it out to be. >> well, there is lead service lines all over the state of new jersey, about 300,000 -- >> in old cities all over our country. >> millions of lead service lines across -- there are people that are getting exceedances all over. newark, a heavy lift, there's a problem there. we put our foot to the pedal. that story has not been told. the fact we changed the law to make it possible that we could use public money to change people's private lines because they own the lead service line. >> yep. >> not the city. that we raised $75 million. now in additional $20 million to do the same thing. >> the bond means homeowners are not out that money anymore. >> right. they don't have to pay anything at all. it's free to get their lead service line changed and just passed a law to make it mandatory to get your lead service line -- we're in the process of passing a law, i should say, to get it changed so we do not hav

was one of the founding members of the newark arts ouncil, today known as newark arts. she even received the 2019 lifetime achievement award from women's caucus of the arts. her art has been displayed nationally, and even internationally. hen you're in newark, you can see one of her five muriels all" on usic unites us the psng fair mount heights art wall. she's been a blessing to our cultural scene and to me and valuedas a great friend and friend of all of her children. lifetime -- her life reminds us the valve art in society and will sorely be missed. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the back.eman yields for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. speaker, i rise today in the wake of a terrible storm district vastating my in southeast texas as we speak today. imelda, which appeared out of nowhere, ighways and roads are flooding and local authorities are advising folks to see

. >>> presidential candidate cory booker helped lead newark through superstorm sandy in 2011. what he learned about the dealing with the storm and the impact of extreme weather on vulnerable communities. senator cory booker is next. this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel. because we can't let any good ideas go to waste. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. but super poligrip gives him a tight seal. snacking can mean that pieces get stuck under mike's denture. to help block out food particles. so he can enjoy the game. super poligrip. my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatmen

>> james longman in newark tonight. james, thank you. >>> and we have been following the alarming spread of that mosquito-borne virus, known as eee. tonight, three new deaths to report. eight killed across several states, several sickened. and health officials in some areas are warning parents to keep their children inside at dusk until the first frost. here's abc's eva pilgrim tonight. >> reporter: tonight, three new deaths being blamed on eee, eastern equine encephalitis, that rare mosquito-borne illness. >> this year is really quite extraordinary. we have never seen this much widespread activity over such a wide geographic region. >> reporter: in massachusetts, james longworth's wife says he collapsed during a yard sale and died four days later. the disease killing eight people this year, among 27 infected across six states. most cases are mild, but nearly a third with brain swelling are fatal, and many survivors are left with long-term brain damage. savannah dehart has been hospitalized since august. >> she has very

i remember when he was the mayo of newark, he did nothing.y had in antiviolence rally on the steps of city hall, he didn't send a representative. >> what about the poor people? the ones that have worked, and busted there but for their families to have something. he doesn't care nothing about that. if you don't care about that, i don't care nothing for him. >> i was shocked when he lost the senatorial seat because as mayor he failed the city. >> joining me as the man you sa talking to newark president austin fletcher the host of his talks on youtube. those residents don't seem to think that he is fighting for them. so, i don't know if that's a representative sample, but they clearly believe he abandoned th city. why? >> absolutely. the real motivation for making this video is i've been watchin him. himself around the country as i he's a champion of the people i've been watching him talk to his audience and say oh, we're fighting against and white supremacist and all these issues . cory, i went tiered districts and i didn't see i did see people

plus, the star of a popular youtube channel took to the streets of newark to find out what the residents really think of their former mayor. the report that cory booker would rather you not see later tonight. but, first, democrats parody time. that is the focus of tonight's angled. there was a time when liberals would get what really defensive when conservatives tried to brand their positions as socialist or radical. at the very least they would mount a rhetorical argument. just take free healthcare for illegal immigrants. not long ago, president obama tried to defend his healthcare plan against charges that would do just that. >> they're also those who claim that it would ensurehealtr illegal immigrants. this too is false. the reforms -- the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are heret illegally. >> that was so 2009. today obama would get booed off the democrat debate stage for saying that. >> raise her hand if you would cover undocumented immigrants. >> regardless of whether they're documented or undocumented, we have an obligation to see they're cared for. >> today, fr

cory booker was mayor of newark, new jersey, then. he brought people into his home then to feed them, to let them stay there, and he saw what is always true about hurricanes. surviving the hurricane is one thing but surviving the aftermath is something else. and surviving the aftermath usually is much more difficult for poor people just like everything else. cory booker will tell us what he did leading his city through the aftermath of super storm sandy. that's coming up. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic

when i was the mayor of the city of newark, i had people with stron strong opinions.ould say in god we trust, but everybody else bring me data. so we need to look at the numbers right now. so my plan says we need to be at a zero carbon electricity by 2030. that's ten years from the time that i will win the presidency of the united states of america. and right now nuclear is more than 50% of our noncarbon causing energy. so people who think that we can get there without nuclear being part of the blend just aren't looking at the facts. but here's something that i want to tell you right now. the disasters in -- from chernobyl to japan, trust me, when you live in a community, as new jersey does with nuclear plants, and my mom who lives in nevada and all the stuff -- all the fights -- righteous fights to protect what they plan to do at yoka mountain, i'm very aware of these things. so i decided, you know what, i'm going to double down. i'm going to read everything i can about nuclear. i'm going to visit with nuclear scientists. i'm going to talk to folks. this is the excit

he has been a police officer, he drives me around in newark. we also need to communicate with each other. all he did was look in the rearview mirror. now i have my french fries and i am holding them like it is lord of the rings. my precious. and about to drive out there is a man with his head in the trashcan, fishing around. i said before you tell me about your religion, shami it in how you treat other people. i roll down the window because i know what my religion says. i think there was a sick -- sermon. i called to the guy, i said what do you need? he said i am hungry. i said take some of my fries. he takes them and then stops and looks at me. i know i was working for mayor jim on some of the service projects here. sometimes if you are homeless, socks are gold. he says do you have socks? i said i don't have extra socks in my car. he looked a little disappointed. i could see was -- he was in pain. my car.ed away from kevin puts it in park, he reaches between the steering wheel to his shoes, kicks off his shoes and takes up the sox he is wearin

james longman live from newark. the british government, we know, james, providing flights for its own citizens, but what about everyone else? >> reporter: yeah, that's the big question, david. we reached out to what's left of the company, but didn't get much of a straight answer. the u.s. department for transportation says if u.s. consumers need to, they can reach out to other airlines for help, but they do point out those companies are not obligated to provide assistance. david? >> james, thank you. >>> and we've been following the alarming spread of that rare virus known as eee. tonight, three new deaths to report. eight killed, and health officials in some areas are warning parents to keep their children inside at dusk, until the first frost. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, three new deaths being blamed on eee, eastern equine encephalitis, that rare mosquito-borne illness. >> this year is really quite extraordinary. we have never seen this much widespread activity. >> reporter: in massachusetts, j

and part of the reason i got propelled to the senate is new jersians recognized, look at newark, it's lives in a black and brown, low-income community, below the poverty line. we've done things together, created super markets in food deserts. new houses, new schools. there's no place in america where the american dream can't thrive. and i'm running for president, yeah, temporarily, i'll go to live in public housing in d.c. >> jimmy: and then you'll go back. >> then i'll go back to my community. >> jimmy: i want to help you out. because i feel like i have a gift, and that gift is catchphrases, so i've come up with some merchandise for you. >> i'm afraid. >> jimmy: don't be afraid. >> my staff has already put vote dag-nabbit. >> jimmy: what about no guts, no cory. keep calm and corey on. this is good for lawns. finding cory. [ applause ] don't be a dori, vote for cory. >> that one, that one. >> jimmy: ooh, this is a good one. cory, cory, hallelujah. >> i like that. >> jimmy: you know, a guy your age, i think you're really going to like this. the never ending cory. >> yeah, that one. >>

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an ordeal every ten days from the time i was in law school to the time i was mayor of the city of newarkthe waste all around us. our competitors not only believe in science but their policy reflects it. our competitors watch us establish the best info structure in the planet earth and its crumbled now blowing past us in common investments in the software we did with education with the best educators on planet earth and out were not even the top ted and the most valuable natural resource on the planet earth of global knowledge base society not oil, gas or coal but the genius of a child and they said we will cultivate the genius better than you guys and they started investing in children where brain development happens the most, 80% happens in the womb until the fourth year. while america does nothing all those countries have universal prenatal care. we don't. we leave the planet earth and infant mentality, low birth weight and i can say show you the analysis is so much more expensive and cheaper to give every low income women in this country access to care that it is to be the cost of low

a little while ago i was driving home to my house in newark. i don't know, other than a cutie, i don't know if you will have these in new hampshire but three blocks my latest one of these things called mcdonald's. as i'm driving home i want -- the guy who drives the around, he's been a michael berger. wed don't have to say anything, he looks in with a is about to drive past mcdonald's and he knows the site. all the do is hang my head in shame and he goes into the mcdonald's. i don't get out to go in. i made vegan for crying out loud at a door anybody seen as i go through the drive-through. i ordered french fries which i'll find out later, mcdonald french fries are not the can. burger kings are. i ordered like the most incredible substance in the world, two large mcdonald's french fries, i believe in legalization of marijuana on the federal level the scheduling but i think we should schedule a donald's franchise because they're so damn addictive. they can be the fries and have these two fries. i'm holding them like i am from lord of the rings, m

i got a phone call saying cory booker lost his mind and moved into a housing project in newark. why did you do that? >> look you and i are here because civil rights active afts from all bifrpt different backgrounds put lives on the line. i grou up where i did because my family were denied housing because of the color of the skin. a white couple posed and as them to we don't walk around the house like you hit a triple you were born on third base. you have to prove it by going out and struggling. >> i decided to move to the toughest neighborhood i could find in newark and, part of struggle and met a community schooled me more than yale. what it means to make things happen. >> what it said to me about you then and what it said now. you got courage. the rap on you and see you're too soft to be president, too nice to beat trump. too nice to be president. as the former mayor of newark, new jersey, who had to knock off the democratic party corrupt establishment to be the mayor, and see guy too soft? >> as a former football player, as a guy who had to come up against machine politics li

united 93 left newark and went to san francisco and carried carried 40 men and women from every walk of life only 20 years of age, francis boldly was the youngest person on board. she volunteered at her local animal shelter and aspire to be a child psychologist. on september 11 she was flying home after visiting friends. also on board was edward porter felt, and accomplishment. devoted husband, the father of two daughters, the new jersey native was making a last-minute is this trip to san francisco. then there is a flight attendant, one to green. mother of 2, deacon at her church. planning to open a real estate office after retiring. and richard j. guadagno. as you've heard, a dedicated public servant, project manager for the fish and wildlife service, he worked for 17 years. on september 11 going home after celebrating with his parents sister and family and his grandmother's 100th birthday , and antique dealer in world war ii veteran. as you've heard so eloquently from this podium this morning. , they were ordinary americans but their heroism would inspire the nation. when they took

when united flight 93 left newark airport bound for san francisco, carried onboard 40 men and women fromlk of life. age, deorayears of frances bodley was the youngest person onboard. a student at santa clara home. also onboard with edward porter felt, an accomplished man, with degrees in colgate, cornell university, two patents, an encryption technology, devoted husband, a father of two daughters, the new jersey native was making a last-minute business trip to san francisco. then, there was a flight attendant, wanda anita green who worked for united airlines for 29 years. a mother of two, the deacon at her church. she earned a real estate license, dreamed of opening her own real estate office after retiring from flying. gno, says youuada just heard, a dedicated public -- as you just heard, a dedicated public servant, project manager for the u.s. fish and wildlife service where he worked for 17 years. on september 11, he was going home after celebrating with his parents, sister, and family at his grandmother's 100th birthday. a lawyer, public relations executive, an antique dealer, a worl

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the first hijacked plane crashed into an open field, flight 93 was heading to san francisco from newark when a group of passengers fought the hijackers and prevented them from crashing the plane into their intended targets which may have been the white house or the u.s. capitol. again, today is not just about remembering the victims of 9/11 but honoring the first responders who showed up in the days, weeks, and months following the attacks this year, the fund was extended for decades many 9/11 first responders still suffer cancer and respiratory diseases. cristina rendon, ktvu, mornings on 2. >>> especial september 11 honoring those that died of those that save lives. that includes a ceremony and san francisco for the annual flag raising ceremony. the mayor london breed will enjoy other city leaders and first responders at the church street fire station at 6:45 this morning, 343 firefighters were killed about 11. we will have a live report at the bottom of the hour. there will also be remembered ceremony at memorial at oak hill park dental. the event begins at 5:30 tonight. fbi special

you look at newark city, you have 4% in new york city in addition to the state and federal.ny places paint extremely high rates and they say enough. carl icahn moving to florida. not just because of the weather. he does not have to pay any income tax. a lot of these states were smart, a lot of the municipalities are smart, they get the financial houses in order and they charge less tax. >> too that point, about the deduction, in 2016 averages $26000 in new york. we have to talk about new york because were in the area, that's a huge difference which is why you're seeing the big flock. there is still an ongoing case. yet the judge that ruled the 2018 case and there's another one created by newark, new jersey and maryland, maybe they will get momentum with that. if you like the judge does not think it's going against -- >> what possible case do they have? there is no constitutional righ- >> it went against the sovereign right. and that's white was unconstitutional. >> they don't like it because it's pressure to fix it. new hampshire, in our state constitution, you have to balan

. >> rights alaska airlines apolizes after hundreds were centrunning from newark international flightttendant hit the panic button after speaking to two men she found suspicious and screamed for passengers to evacuate. e men were found to have done nothing wrong at's crazy. that's like pull aa firlorm in crowded movie theaterer. >> you can imagine airport. >> novrment. >> finally miniture horse flying from chicago toebrask nebraska last week identified 7flirty she is a-year- service animal. a service imal that weighs quite a socnd medipress including thousands of instagram followers. if this photo looks odd it is. but new federal rules allow airline passengers to bring pine horsesn board as long as they're service animals. n>> what if you're the p sitting next to that person. are you kidding me? idiculs? >> it'sth a horse. >>lane.a plane. >> i'm ti red ofon all these - that's a new movie insteadf snakesn a plane i'm -- that's crazy. >> five minute before the hour let's do weather and traffic on th. f it will be a hot one. >> temperatures well into 9 the 0s later today. summertime not

a great pleasure to be back in newark, in new jersey.ionship between the press and the government is fundamental. you establish a good working relationship with a government leader, say, or a congressional leader, or a congressional staff member, if you get to know them to know youy get well, you can talk about almost anything. >> during the primaries -- marino: the americans are an important group for the united states. special attachment to the italian-american members of and i have an the congressman from new jersey. i have an excellent communication to the congress. >> working hard on the vote.n-american just fine. banquetd greatly the the other night. marino: when you say strong ties, strong ties with the press? think it'sr: i don't wise to take anything for granted. it.ok forward to typewriter] fromo: we file our stories the campaign trail to the cities where our papers are published. london, moscow -- hundreds of other cities which are closely watching the american election. we file our stories describing interpreting events and w

a false alarm sending passengers at newark fleeing onto the tarmac. the confrontation that sparked it all. >>> kevin hart's recovery. his wife now speaking out, the latest on the comedian's condition after that serious car accident over the weekend. >>> and hurricane hero. the woman opening up her home to this. how she wound up sheltering nearly 100 dogs from the worst storm in a lifetime. >>> it's good to have everyone here as we kick off a busy tuesday morning. we want to get right to hurricane dorian inching closer to the u.s. mainland. take a look at the satellite showing where the storm is at this hour. it is huge and it's still pounding the bahamas before moving north. >> hurricane conditions possible along florida's coast as early as this afternoon. the carolinas under even more threat. take a look at the power it's packin that is the second story of a home right there in the bahamas. you see the waves lapping up slamming that house. >> we'll have much more on hurricane dorian in a moment. first we want to get to the deadly boat fire off santa

also an accident as you make your way off the dumbarton bridge to newark, eastbound 84 parkway. a car apparently was driving so fast it flipped over off the freeway. it's not blocking any lanes. emergency crews are there trying to clear the crash. i checked out the speed sensor, 71 miles an hour. where traffic has been a crawl is out of tracy. westbound 205 to westbound 580 and also an earlier crash cleared as well off to grant line road. as we check out the drive time for you, tracy to castro valley is now 48 minutes. >> all right, thanks, frances. >>> happening today president trump is visiting the bay area for the first time in his presidency. >> that visit is shrouded in secrecy but protesters say they are ready anyway. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live at moffitt field where air force one will touch down in a few hours. jobina? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and kumasi. this is president trump's first visit to the bay area since being in office. in 2016 his supporters were attacked by demonstrators. come 10:00 a.m. today there's a group of people that are expect

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. >> it's a great pleasure to be back in newark, in new jersey.the good working relationship between the press and the government is fundamental. if you establish a good working relationship with a government leader, say, or a congressional leader, or a congressional staff member, if you get to know them well and they get to know you well, you can talk about almost anything. >> during the primaries -- marino: the italian americans are an important group for the united states. i have a special attachment to the italian-american members of congress and i have an attachment with the congressman en from new jersey. i have an excellent excellent communication with the congress. working hard on the italian-american vote? >> of course. i enjoyed greatly the banquet the other night. marino: when you say strong ties, strong ties with the press? jimmy carter: i don't think it's wise to take anything for granted. i look forward to it. [sound of typewriter] marino: we file our stories from the campaign trail to the cities where our papers are published. rome,

a new hygiene center on wheels is offering the homeless in freemont and newark a place to take a long shower and wash their clothes. the mobile hygiene unit is called clean start. and freemont city leaders launched the clean start unit last night. it was purchased with a $125,000 grant from alameda county. a 16-year-old aspiring eagles scout raised $1500 to go for this project and made 250 toiletre kits for the homeless. >> th i am trying to inspire other scouts in my community so they can have the same impact. >> i think it is going to really help people when you are clean and you have a shower and you have clean clothes. you just feel better about yourself, and the day looks brighter. >> now, freemont's almost latest homeless count shows a 27% jump in the homeless population in the past two years with more than 600 people homeless. and while not everyone plans to use that hygiene center, freemont's mayor says this, along with a planned navigation center for the homeless are steps in the right direction. >> it is 4:39, and there was a four-legged intruder. snuck into a family's home

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it's all part of the program the city of fremont, newark and alameda county, which is not a city, will be launching next week. the clean start mobile unit has two full bathrooms and three washers and driers. food and clothing services are already provided. the hygiene trailer is expected to be open for up to 4 hours starting on tuesday. the program is funded through alameda county. >>> stanford's new $2 billion hospital includes 4 acres of gardens, art work and state of the art equipment for patients. among the visitors, our devin fehely. >> reporter: planning and construction of the hospital was 10 years in the the public officially opens. it features 368 private patient rooms, an expanded er and more than 20 state of the art operating rooms, including two connected directly to an mri machine. >> amazing. state of the art. patient rooms are incredible with the views, the glass. >> reporter: eva sutton was one of a thousand people to tour the hospital this weekend. the facility's been under construction for the past 6 years. stanford says the goal was to design a place of healing and c

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into the east bay mid-80s from newark. oakland 84. fremont. warmer than average for this time of year. 93 concord. 94 fair field. here's a look at the 7-day forecast. temperatures go up a few degrees and most areas. warm to hot for the saturday. mid-70s to mid-90s. it will turn cooler as fog rolls in sundays. mid-60s to low 90s. fall begins monday. and we'll switch the pattern around. gusty offshore winds. those are the down sloping winds. in the hills will crank fire danger. also crank the temperatures. >> mid-70s near the beach. >> all right. comfortable weekend. and we sizzle. >> thank you. coming up. >> two completely different things so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. vi

yellow one over there is the oldest house in all of green and i'm here with my boy sally he's from newarkand we actually know each other from instagram and he took me up here to hike to the top of. yes so how long will it take us i brought him a live 30 to 40 minutes 30 to 40 minutes and that's a good spot to see a new car and the area around look from a gaffe. deletions. after one hour of hiking. but we're not lucky today because when you look from here you can't see anything 2 days later and i decided to come back because the sun came out and i'm glad i did because the view from here is just incredible down. here in new york the surrounding mountains. and down there you can even see icebergs the but if you are nuked of course you need to take a boat and get out there into nature and. the right time someone will have dinner tonight. we're not going to fish here just a full size. maybe i finish you. there it is. oh yeah. there's fish. here i'm now spending directly on the greenland ice cap together with my guys nicholas here we have crampons on we have flats here was equipment so where ar

the newark governor says the fruity and candflavored e6 need to be aimed at young people.op owners say there considering legal action. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, had to the new york stock exchange. i am diane king hall. >> it is 4:45 always -- as we take a live look at galveston, texas. you could see the strong surf coming in, the white caps for waves. even lightning in this picture. folks along the gulf coast are feeling the impact from tropical storm imelda. the storm is bringing heavy rain and flooding throughout the region. >> 70 parts of the country have seen severe weather. it hasn't been too bad here. >> we're just looking at scattered showers possible with this week cold from pushing across the region. really we had the rain monday, now we are looking at the next weather system, not expecting a whole lot of rain but we are looking at the chance to see showers as he had the morning. you can see on high death doppler the showers pushing into the north bay this morning. that will continue to stay in the north bay as a go to the next couple hours. i

united flight 93 was headed to a group of newark where the passengers confronted the terrorist and the plane went down to keep them from their next attack. a bell ring to mark when the hijacked planes crashed into each tower of the trade center before those towers fell. a moment of silence also held here at this memorial. again, you can see the names being read aloud as we see. today is not just a day about remembering the victims of 9/11 but also the honoring the first responders who showed up in the days and weeks and months following the attack. just this year, the victims compensation fund was extended for decades. there have been many deaths in several illnesses as many 9/11 first responders suffer from cancer and respiratory diseases.>>> they are also honoring those who died and helped save lives. >> that includes a ceremony in san francisco for the annual flag raising ceremony. we were there this morning. the mayor joined other city leaders and first responders. there at the third street fire station. this is what happened. all of the firefighters around, 343 firefighters were k

think about it this way we're so 7 making the flint water crisis in the newark water crisis by degrading the quality of water in every other american city now wind doesn't look so bad legionnaires disease could be a type of latte at starbucks. with benefits from polluted air and water your friendly neighborhood chemical plant of course is. the clean water act has been burdensome to industry instead of developing condo developers have costly permits for building near water sources sure they might kill a few kids in the process but that's a small price to pay for an affordable lakefront view. with their own children playing. eliminating federal regulations for business has been a priority of the trump administration including coal fire coal coal fired power plants automobile tailpipes methane and pesticides they've never met a chemical they don't want in your air and water. you know. relaxing government control will raise production and increase consumer choice at a restaurant say instead of sparkling or still you'll be asked sparkling still specific. delish. arsenault no one can be happy

more 60s alameda, newark, redwood city, 61 to 62 there. brentwood, livermore 60. cool to comfortable morning. a look at what's going on as far as your commute. driving. more clouds this morning than yesterday. it will be cool to comfy on mass transit and we have a small craft advisory on the bay water for your afternoon commute. a look at the north bay. we'll see a few clouds but mostly sunny to start, 52. a lot of sunshine this afternoon. most of the day mid to upper 70s, most of the afternoon. the cloud coverage is steady through 9:00 in the morning. 63 there. then increasing sunshine and warmth. low to mid-70s with sunshine during the afternoon hours. and for san francisco cloud cover will keep us in the low 60s through the morning commute. and with sunshine and a few passing clouds we'll make a run at 70 again this afternoon. still have 90s and 100s in the forecast. i'll give you an update on that, the newest numbers. >>> we have a couple new crashes but they're in the east bay, all of them. let me go through them pretty quickly and in the same area. northboun

flight 93 was on its way to sfo after taking off from newark airport. president trump will be going to the pentagon to mark the anniversary, a memorial ceremony is being held there as those lives are remembered, more dying from diseases they got while trying to help the victims. 22 new names have been added to the new york city fire department's 9/11 memorial, all are victims who succumbed in the past year to diseases they got after being exposed to toxic chemicals in the world trade center rubble. the president of the uniform firefighters association says others are still fighting for their lives. >> we have three right now that are in hospice. we have numerous others that are in critical condition. >> manhattan's 9/11 memorial also dedicated a new section to those who died from 9/11 related diseases. it outlines the amp that first responders walked for months into the smoldering rubble of ground zero. it's a somber morning. stay with "today in the bay" as our live coverage of today's event continues this hour and next. >>> a decision from fremont lead