noelle: i think consistent data.ll not see huge price returns unless we get some of those opportunities to add the robust growth overall will support credit and it makes sense to continue to click the coupon with adding some the asset classes. you mentioned em high-yield value, not necessarily lower ratings, but specific value names where they still exist and are still going to benefit from the reopening of the economy. jonathan: great to catch up. noelle corum of invesco, always wonderful to hear from you. a headline in the last couple of minutes. andy haldane at the bank of england will be replaced by hugh pill, formerly of goldman sachs and the ecb. more recently come over at harvard. he will take the job of the new chief economist. tom: he will. this is another oxford educated guy with all sorts of credibility. he goes in there, it is brexit moving on, brexit overlaid along with how the u.k. has handle the pandemic. jonathan: catherine mann will be over there, huw pill in the mix. tom: did he get hired because he

let's bring in noelle. first off, what changed? they were hot and then ice cold.ire back up again what is behind the six-week resurgence in the crypto >> good morning, brian in terms of the going hot and cold and hot, welcome to our world. nothing i say is investment advice it is never a dull day in crypto you mentioned el salvador. an interesting development not one we expect to see a big impact in the markets. they announced a significant purchase of bitcoin over the weekend. over $20 million that is a drop in the ocean of the market which trades billions daily. the main significance of the el salvador development, the government is offering its citizens choice. that is what cryptocurrency is about. the first time in history, we can offer people a choice in monetary industrument they use. moving on to the all-time highs. we have bitcoin above $50,000. both are important we are seeing weakness today the momentum and data hint the previous highs could be breached in the cycle >> what specifically are we seeing that might indicate that, noell snerks. >> looking at

noelle bellow shows us how she's now being remembered 20 years later. >> we consider hero. appreciate that. people celebrate. one of year olds. >> more like 93. a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11th. she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and other passengers. >> the in the night them use that planted the bomb heady war and peace sundry swanson is want us cousin. he was also chief of staff for congresswoman barbara lee on 9/11/2000, one. >> he says the acts of all those on board flight 93 are an example of the courage of these passengers because of cell phones. what's happening. >> and they're very consciously made that decision to take this lying down and that led to war with anyone else who isn't. these are all p

in d c one of the flight attendants on board that day was oakland native one to green kron four's noelle bellow has more on how she's now being remembered. 20 years later. >> we consider hero. we appreciate that. people celebrate one of year olds. >> more like 93. a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11th. she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and other passengers. >> the tariffs and good night them use that planted the bomb heady sundry swanson is want us cousin. he was also chief of staff for congresswoman barbara lee on 9/11/2000, one. >> he says the acts of all those on board flight 93 are an example of the courage of these passengers because of cell phones. what's happening. >> and the 're very consciously made that decision.

noelle bellow reports only a couple of the cases are actually considered in school transmissions. >> it's very promising and mia sharing data that we're seeing on the school's friend deputy health officer for marine county doctor lisa santora says they were concerned schools would be particularly vulnerable for covid-19 transmission. but the data they're seeing now is reassuring. we have categorize school. school pays. but actually to are only 2 to from school based transmissions. the other to actually determine doctors and tourists as some of the 71 total covid cases among students and staff. our through sibling contact are thought to have come from community spread outside of school officials say when you compare the cases numbers from last year when there were a similar amount of students in school. but the state was on lockdown. the current situation is actually encouraging. she says the effectiveness of vaccine in scene. the risk of community covid-19 transmission. we're seeing really have 10 more cases and families and students are navigating obviously much more open. >> a we'r

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> in the south bay. the santa clara county board of supervisors have unanimously declared no confidence and sheriff laurie smith smith has been under the microscope since settles in there. sam liccardo call her or call her for resignation last month. carter says that under smith's 23 year tenure inmates in the county's jail system have been severely beaten and even killed. he also accused her of not cooperating with an investigation into an alleged bribery scheme will smith has blamed the jail systems problems on a lack of staffing and insist her office has aggressisely implemented reforms. developing news out of southern california, search and rescue operation underway off the coast of san diego after the crash of a u.s. navy helicopter yesterday afternoon. these are pictures. what the helicopter looks like so far. the coast guard says at least one service member has been rescued and they're looking for about 5 more. the helicopter was conducting a routine flight operations when it went down 60 nautical

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> next at 5.30.ng the aftermath of hurricane ida 2 days now after a touchdown in louisiana, people are still stranded due to high waters. well, the live report on some of the rescue efforts there and not something you want to be dealing with this. we approach the postseason. the giants have a budget covid cases on the ball club with a live report ahead of the game tonight. also were dealing with the latest on the caldor fire. it is burning right now in the tahoe basin, crews working to try to keep it from majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> all right. now back to our top story at 5.30 the fire in el dorado county that is being fueled by strong winds spread more than 20,000 acres overnight. it's now made it over summit and into the tahoe basin. here's a look at some of the latest numbers from the cald

and as kron four's, noelle bellow tells us most a good way to get another shot. >> get on smiling. but i former in county residents dory and dan crawford a covid-19 booster shot couldn't have come soon it's been almost 8 months since my second shot. >> nd i just wanted to be sure that i'm fully covered on wednesday. marin county health in partnership with safeway pharmacy opened the county's first pfizer booster vaccine clinic inside the northgate mall in sandra those 75 and older who have received their second dose of the pfizer vaccine at least 6 months ago. >> we're encouraged to come and get their 3rd dose i'm 87 years old. >> and i want to be protected. we knew we needed to prioritize access for some of our older residents who were first to receive the vaccine and now may be experiencing waning immunity and have high risk for hospitalization. warren county, deputy health officer doctor lisa santora says the pfizer vaccine clinic will be in this location for the foreseeable future and starting thursday all eligible groups can come to the site for their shots. it's a walk-in cli

and i'm noelle bellow in for james fletcher. it is election day here in california. we've got team coverage this morning. polls opened just a second, too. and i dropped the ball. i should wore orange and black because the giants of clinch first will be. so that's exciting. we'll see if the governor and of clinching or not. later tonight and will i walk you through the whole thing. first, let's take a peek at weather and traffic. you need to head out the door, go to work or school. john haus going to, you know what a pretty an interesting day as far as weather goes. if you liked yesterday. you'll love today because it's pretty much a repeat, but it is our last day of temperatures as hot as that will be. >> after today. we're really cool things off for the rest of this forecast specially come the weekend. let's get you a look outside right now at your view at the transamerica building. you can definitely see some low clouds there in the foreground. but some brightness making its way through. we are seeing some areas of spotty fog down in the south bay as well as on the

native want to green kron four's noelle bellow learned how she's now being remembered to 20 years later. >> we consider hero. appreciate that. people celebrate. one of year olds. we're quite 93, a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants. >> with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11, she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and the other passengers. >> the tariffs and the night them use that planted the bomb heady and peace sundry swanson is want us cousin. he was also chief of staff for congresswoman barbara lee on 9/11/2000, one. >> he says the acts of all those on board flight 93 are an example of the courage of these passengers because of cell phones. what's happening. >> and they're very consciously made that decision. so take lying down. and now that the war really what e

one of the flight attendants on board oakland native won the green kron four's, noelle bellow learned how she's now being remembered. 20 years later. >> we consider hero who appreciate that. people celebrate one of year olds. >> we're quite 93, a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11th. she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and other passengers. >> the in the night them use that planted the bomb heady beats. sandra swanson is want us cousin. he was also chief of staff for congresswoman barbara lee on 9/11/2000, one. >> he says the acts of all those on board flight 93 are an example of the courage of these passengers because of cell phones. new. what's happening. >> and they're very consciously made that decision. so take lying d

i'm noelle bellow. governor gavin newsome was in san francisco today urging voters to vote no and the upcoming recall election kron four's charles clifford was at the event. he's bringing us more of the governor's message today. good afternoon, charles. >> other. gavin newsom back in san francisco today to continue what will probably be a very busy week of campaigning. let's go ahead and look at some video he visited a neighborhood there in the mission district to talk to some supporters who are making some phone calls urging people to vote no on the upcoming recall. the governor also spoke to the media at link. i spent some time today attacking one of his opponents in the recall election. larry elder saying that elder who is leading for the republican is a far right republicans even to the right of president. former president donald trump and he says that if the republican party and elder were to be elected. governor, that it could have serious consequences for california. >> i think this is a very con

and i'm noelle bellow filling in for james letter this morning.it was pretty much a landslide victory youngest. take a look at the numbers and this is as they stand right now. >> they're still counting. but at this point, 64% of the votes go to support newsome and say no to the recall which means it's back to work today for the governor in sacramento. that's right. that's where we find karma dickerson. she's live for us this morning with more details. good morning. karma. good morning. last night the governor's sort of struck a o

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> 8.37 is the time. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the vice president. was here in the bay area encouraging people to vote against the recall of governor newsom. but his opponents also have a message for voters and we'll have both sides coming up meanwhile, a fire crews, i should say, are gaining a lot of ground on the caldor fire, which is burning up here. south lake tahoe. so we'll have an update on their progress their job. it's great to see that in the midst of hightened fire danger here in the bay area with dry lightning potential tonight. >> at least we do have a beautiful day ahead of us with cooler temperatures better air quality. a little bit of fog and sprinkles this morning. talk more in your forecast ahead. >> and you're starting to see delays out there. if you're just leaving the house, we have some earlier traffic collisions some hazards slows down out there. we'll get a look at your drive times. once we get back from break. >> 8.40. we want to update you on what's going on with the

i'm darya folsom and i'm noelle bellow. that's right. governor newsom gets to keep his job. results are in for the recall election. a landslide victory for let's take a look at the numbers so far and this isn't even the end of that. but already as you can see, the governor has a well over an a for of the votes to keep his job. 64% say no to the recall. and then we're going to continue to count the numbers z. how big of a landslide this turns out to be. so he will be back in office today doing his work in sacramento. that's where we find karma dickerson this morning. she joins us live with more details. good morning. karma. >> good morning. as you mentioned, not even close. the call that the governor was going to retain his seat came just about 45 minutes after the polls closed and the votes continue to be tallied. this morning in sacramento and across the golden state. now this isn't entirely a surprise even though at one point it did look like the governor could have something to worry about based on polling, california is a very blue state. now, democrats outnumber republi

and i'm noelle bellow. it is wednesday, september 15th. we've made it past the recall election and governor newsom gets to keep his job. he's made it past any didn't squeak by a was a landslide. we're going to digest all of that. the numbers, what it means in just a few minutes. first want to take a look at the simpler things like weather. yeah. one down today. it is a very nice forecast ahead of us. definitely one that i think we're going to enjoy because that cool down is taking effect as you guys mentioned. >> from the 90's yesterday to the 80's today. you're going to notice that cooler feel especially inland. if you're venturing out there now this morning we do have some low grade. this is actually a deep and marine layer. it's sitting right above the bay itself. so right along the bay shore, you're fine with visibility. once you head above it like into the berkeley hills. that's where you're running into some spots of fog. so in the north bay hills, the east bay hills. and then as well as upper elevations on the peninsula and watch ou

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> 8.40 is the time. morning news the caldor fire getting closer and closer to south lake tahoe. we'll have the latest on the fire fight to save communities from burn. it. >> it's 43 right now. and the breaking news that we're covering is the fire that is moving closer and closer to south lake tahoe. right now. the caldor fires threatening thousands of homes. >> it's burned. more than 204,000 acres, which is an increase from where it was earlier this morning when it first came on the air containment has gone up. but just a little 20%. richard sharp. >> has more on the firefighting efforts. >> good morning. i am in a neighborhood on the south side of myers. this was pretty close to the flames were yesterday. one of the things i've noticed in neighborhoods like this. a lot of police officers patrolling to make sure no looting is going on. we talked to some in law enforcement who say in this street in particular iroquois on the southside of myers law enforcement spotted some spot fires that were happening fr

noelle bellow has the story from san jose. >> she was once the golden girl of silicon valley. elizabeth holmes is at the center of one of its biggest scandals on tuesday. homes arrived to the federal courthouse in san jose for jury selection. she's facing 12 felony counts alleging she engineered a massive fraud scheme with her company theranos theranos was one of the biggest. >> tech companies that existed in terms of people's attention and also in terms of the promise that a lot of people saw that promise was a blood testing technology that the company said would be able to screen for thousands of diseases like cancer and diabetes with just a finger at one point theranos was worth 9 billion dollars, but it all came crashing down after wall street journal article called into question the machine's capabilities. now holmes and her ex-boyfriend and business partner balwani are facing charges. they defrauded investors and patients seen at editor at large ensure expects homes will try and place more blame on bell wani now we're here at this point where it's it's very much a low po

i'm noelle bellow in for james fletcher this morning.rning today, clear and just kind of get through another kind of hot one today. john. yeah, the last one and then we're smooth sailing for the rest of the

and i'm noelle bellow. it is wednesday, september 15th.dn't squeak by a was a landslide. we're going to digest all of that. the numbers, what it means in just a few minutes. first want to take a look at the simpler things like weather. y

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> it's 6.38. don't forget kron. 4 is your local election headquarters. we had vice president kamala harris coming to california to support governor newsom in his campaign against the recall effort the to rally together in san leandro just days now ahead of that election, republican john who's vying to replace governor newsom was also in the bay area. in fact, he visited treasure island just one stop on his statewide campaign effort. any took aim at newsome saying the governor is trying to scare people into keeping him in office. >> california is a great place to live. it's got that great as whether the greatest natural beauty, as you can see here. but we need to get somebody who spent a lifetime delivering results, which is what. >> says that right now californians are not getting their money's worth. >> time now 6.30 a and another recall candidate kevin falconer was also in the bay area. the former san diego mayor talked about his plan to fight crime in front of san francisco county superior court. he was also joined by some victims rights advocates fau

noelle bellow kron. 4 news. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 10. don't rain on their parade. >> models on the catwalk. get an icy reception at the world. renowned fashion show. coming up next in sports after being scratched yesterday. tonight wasn't quite the return to the mound that johnny cueto would have liked sports director jason dumas has the breakdown and kate rooney is live at the ballpark. that's coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the giants were looking to snap a two-game skid tonight and keep some distance between them and the dodgers. but. >> it did not go their way. let's head out to oracle park johnny cueto scratch last night because of an illness. he got the start tonight. a giant top of the second just already down by 2 lorenzo cain. deep to get all of that. brewers extend their lead to 3 we fast forward to the top of t4e 4 brewers up by 5 omar hernandez hits one to shallow left and we have some miscommunication between kris bryant and alex dickerson first their runs come in to score then throws it awa

i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran. it is sunday september 12th. we have a lot to get to this morning. there's a 5 k race yeah. the recall election and then recap on 9.11. but everybody wants to know the weather. >> that is very true. dave. it was nice and warm yesterday. we're going to get hot again you are for warmer temperatures going on for today. yeah. a lot more 90's popping to give the inland valleys for today and that's going continue this little trend all the way to about tuesday before make a little turn in 2 cooling into the latter portion of the week. now this morning we're starting off again with traditional fog. it's breaking up a little bit downtown as you'll notice going to the mostly sunny mode. golden gate bridge is always a last stop on the journey there kind of overcast at this hour. again, expecting later clearing this is what it looks like from fog tracker, if you will, and clearing out this fog except a little stubborn there around point raise and along the coast as a typical lot of 50's for right now across the coast and the

thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news i'm noelle bellow. going to suffice. >> well, it's going to be we're going get a little bit of moisture in the air take it. and no, it's not a lot. but anything is better than nothing. yes, exactly. erica's got a little bit more detail. just how much rain we might see. think we're having a bit of an issue with erica's microphone right now. we'll get back to her and the weather forecast in just a bit. but we. >> want to get you started on your top stories for this morning. a shocking display of violence in broad daylight toledo police are investigating another deadly shooting that happened in the city. this one happened just a wet. so many people may be out. they had surveillance cameras way to we show you the video. you will not believe it is brazen kron four's. dan thorn has the story. >> this horrific scene played out here in the parking lot of this black bear diner. thursday afternoon. this unidentified man is now the 12th homicide victim in the city of allay so far this year. and police are trying t

kron four's noelle bellow was at the clinic today. she'll have more tonight in our primetime newscast starting at 8 o'clock and happening tomorrow in the east bay. the san leandro unified school district will open a free covid clinic. that clinic is only for students staff and families in the district. >> and you will have to bring an identification with you. the clinic is able to provide up to 500 tests every day. it will be open from 00:00am in the morning until one of the afternoon and then again from 2 to 4 in the afternoon at the barbara lee center for health and wellness is located directly across from san leandro high school and san francisco open a covid-19 testing site for students and staff in the school district. this is in the hopes of keeping everybody healthy. so the schools can continue to stay open for in-person learning it looks pretty there right now. but the facility is expected to be pretty busy next week. the site will open on tuesdays and thursdays starting october. the 5th at the crocker amazon sports complex. t

and i'm noelle bellow. it >> tuesday night of september 14 election day to day wanted to say.emember i had of her get, you know, that is happening. hopefully you at home didn't forget. we've been trying to tell for the last several weeks now get those ballots in the ballot box. today's yep. so we'll be covering that live with team coverage. and we're looking at the weather and traffic for you on a tuesday morning to hey, guys. it is a big day out there as far as weather goes, not such a big day. and that's actually a really

and i'm noelle bellow filling in for james fletcher. the results are in for the recall election. victory for governor gavin newsom. absolutely hears a look at the numbers as you can the numbers overwhelmingly in his favor at this 0. 64 1% supporting the governor. and we're going on from there because we're still counting the ballots, which is pretty incredible. let's go now for more on this to karma dickerson. she has the very latest this morning. good morning. >> good morning. coming to you from the capitol in sacramento

i'm noelle bellow. i'm will tran. there are several ceremonies taking across the bay area today.we will have much more on that coming up. and just a few minutes from now. this was the scene earlier this morning at the pentagon, an american flag unfurled at sunrise to honor the victims who lost their lives when. >> american airlines flight 77 crashed into the side of this building. president biden will be attending a ceremony at the pentagon later this afternoon. stick with us here on kron on as well will be carrying that this afternoon. >> so the ceremonies have been taking place already in new york. the pentagon a little bit later. as you mention shanksville, pennsylvania, a somber day. we will have ceremonies right here in san francisco as well. we were impacted. there's a local hero. yeah. the on. we'll hear from her right. we'll go live from the fire station. they honor the victims every year. there's also a stair climb that's happening in san francisco today. we'll show you a little bit of what happened in the east bay yesterday to honor the victims of the september 11th att

i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday september 5th.worry about tomorrow because it's labor day. so you get to sleep in again tomorrow. hopefully you're enjoy yourself. a nice little breakfast this morning. we want to start off by a look at your weather forecast. i keep saying it's going to get warm day keeps correcting me. it's going to hot i guess upper 90's near about toasted their yeah. the air conditioner will be humming today and tomorrow. those inland valleys, particularly. >> minus for honor to drink minimum of coffee, by the way. all we've got going on here. some fog racing on in this yeah, the overcast skies in the bay bridge toll plaza a little bit. it's trying to reach the ground in some locations as the starts to mix out process. >> somewhat clear skies. a lot. course, the smoke is still with us here. here's the golden gate bridge. you can see covered by the fog as well. temperature check most readings in the 50's. some exceptions to make note of antioch and also a half moon bay in the lower 60 san jose to. and as you can s

i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday, september 4th labor day weekend and things are going to look pretty warm out there. dave sphar standing by with a little check of your weather forecast this morning. hey, dave, welcome morning. welcome morning, everybody. a little bit of laster, i guess for summer before the unofficial end comes on monday as temperatures plowed to the 90's yet again. >> for a lot of those inland valleys, although we're starting things off bit of a cooler note this morning. we did see from yesterday. a quick check of what it looks like right now. still some fog even in town, as you can see, the shot from san francisco again looking like some ground fog just starting to lift. same thing happening at the golden gate bridge again. fog reading us. and so that fog mixing out well before noon, it looks like at all locations, even clearing along the coast to temperature checker in the 50's over most the real estate. in fact, 60's. the only spot at half moon, bay elsewhere lower to even upper 5

i'm darya folsom and i'm noelle bellow filling in for james fletcher this morning. it is going to be nice out today. if i are headed out to the polls. if you like that moment of today is election day. let me go ahead and cast my ballot. it's a little foggy like john these out of creston area just like like real of the paper in getting exactly. and i just want to see that ted, that spirit and the holiday haha. >> i also didn't want to mail afterwards. productive tuesday. >> we're going to be looking at some nice clear skies later on today. noel mentioned that there's a little bit of gray out there and that's absolutely right. you can see a mix of that. and san francisco right now, the blue. but then also some evidence of the low grade that has really cleared out for sf pretty quickly. we're seeing a few spots of it on the peninsula. i want you to watch out for. if you are heading up one, oh, one or 2.80, couple of areas out there. you may run into some low visibility pockets. 50's 60's and some 40 still hanging on pacifica 49 right now. really cool morning for you. o

and i'm noelle bellow filling in for james fletcher this morning. >> especially because i know it's going to be a really nice day outside yes, a nice but i know it's on the warm side. yeah. i've got some cooler days ahead, john, as well. yes, the cooler days of some to look forward to today is definitely on the warmer side. i completely agree. it's not a major heat wave. >> but it's enough to take a lot of our inland areas back into the 90's and one city vacaville back into the triple digits today. so for inland areas, it may be one to enjoy the morning as much as you can. this is your view outside this morning at our berkeley hills camera is beautiful. i've been showing this one a lot today because that sunshine just get your spirits up on a monday start. we are seeing a little gray towards the coastline. but it's definitely not something that's been blocking out. the view visibility has been fine.

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> with more children returning to schools questions continue about when kids under the age of 12 will be able to get the covid vaccine right now. there are several vaccine trials for children under the age of 12 going on across the country including here in the bay area today we talked to a 9 year-old boy and a 6 year-old girl. we've got 2 shots as part of stanford's covid pfizer vaccine trial. their mom is an icu nurse after she heard about the vaccine trial. she and her husband say they did some research on possible risks consequences and then decided to let their kids partake in the trial. >> it kind of stone little bit. >> but it didn't a fully can do because if he doesn't get it, then it who lived. then you can get. >> we'll cover that we could zeal e back. >> that's adorable. the father also said in the beginning their kids were a little reluctant to get the vaccine. but after seeing everybody in the family get vaccinated and stay healthy. they say they then wanted to do it as well. stanford infectious disease specialist yvonne maldonado told us the only

i'm noelle bellow. our top story today that deadly crash this morning on the bay bridge kron four's. sarah stinson has details. >> a man hit and killed someone early this labor day morning while driving westbound in the eastbound lanes. here it was right there at the end where there's and connector to 5.80, on the overpass. you can see in the video just how devastating this crash was. the car of the victim as the red volkswagen. it was hit so hard. it's partially. >> on the side railing completely crumbled. the victim died on scene. chp is still investigating this deadly wrong-way crash. but officers do believe alcohol is involved. the wrong-way crash happened just after one in the morning, chp got multiple reports of a wrong-way driver. when officers arrived witnesses said a man driving a chevy took off from the scene on foot towards the bay bridge 15 to 20 minutes later we contacted individual witnesses said the scene. >> just before chp cleared the scene. i asked how is it possible someone drove the

and i'm noelle bellow filling in for james letter this morning. the results are in for the recall election. it was pretty much a landslide victory youngest. take a look at the numbers and this is as they stand right now. >> they're still counting. but at this point, 64% of the votes go to support newsome and say no to the recall which means it's back to work today for the governor in sacramento. that's right. that's where we find karma dickerson. she's live for us this morning with more details. good morning. karma. good morning. last night the governor's sort of struck a tone of humility. but this morning you could times pretty feeling pretty good. he tweeted out just a few moments ago. >> it's a good day to be a california gf some sunshine did so you can just imagine the governor there with a big smile on his face as he's taking a look at those numbers about 64% of californians decided that he should keep his job. things are looking so got a couple of weeks ago. those polls looks pretty tight. but realistically big picture. california is a very

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i'm noelle bellow in for james fletcher this morning. want to start off with a check of your weather and traffic nice and clear morning today, clear and just kind of get through another kind of hot one today. john. yeah, the last one and then we're smooth sailing for the rest of the forecast as far as temperatures go with that nice cool down, setting up across the bay area and outside. look this morning does show some clear conditions out there. your view of the coit tower. it's certainly nice and fog free this morning. there's some cloud cover right up above us at the coast and then right around san jose we've also seen some lower visibility pockets for some fog. most of us, though, are good to go as far as visibility goes. >> 50's 60's for a lot of the bay area right now. a few 40's in the north bay for petaluma and santa rosa specially cool for you. i've got the rest of your forecast on this hot afternoon and the cool rest of your week. still ahead, tom, thank you for that. well, the last hour the issue was on the richmond. sandra fel

i'm darya folsom and noelle bellow. yeah.se james is off this week against taking a little break. and i'm here to fill and i'm really excited, though. it's nice to be here. now this is 07:00am is a okay. more normal time for me to wake up. so you're ok, so get before this, you are sleeping have brain didn't have actual fog on the bridge clear clear and looking at heat today, right. johnny are so enjoy the cool morning while we've got it is actually a gorgeous start to this morning ahead of what will be the heat this afternoon that we're all talking about. >> today and tomorrow are really our only hot days of this forecast, though, after that, we are good to go smooth sailing with cooler temperatures through the rest of the week. look at this view outside of berkeley this morning. gorgeous little glow over the east bay. nice little shadow cast by the east bay hills on the city of berkeley down below but really nice way to start things out. as i mentioned, visibility is fine. we have some low lying cloud cover near the coast. b

and i'm noelle bellow filling in for james fletcher this morning. glad to be here. >> especially because i know it's going to be a really nice day outside yes, a nice but i know it's on the warm side. yeah. i've got some cooler days ahead, john, as well. yes, the cooler days of some to look forward to today is definitely on the warmer side. i completely agree. it's not a major heat wave. >> but it's enough to take a lot of our inland areas back into the 90's and one city vacaville back into the triple digits today. so for inland areas, it may be one to enjoy the morning as much as you can. this is your view outside this morning at our berkeley hills camera is beautiful. i've been showing this one a lot today because that sunshine just get your spirits up on a monday start. we are seeing a little gray towards the coastline. but it's definitely not something that's been blocking out. the view visibility has been fine. 50's and 60's for most of our current temperatures brentwood, though you are back in the low 70's now along with fairfield at 71. so th

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