oakley was my stage name, but i was kristin phoebe and mosys. annie on account of phoebe was too fancy. as soon i was big enough to lift my daddy's hunting rifle, he taught me how to shoot. but my daddy died when i was six. it left my mama in an awful way. we were dirt poor. when i got a little bigger, i discovered a way to help my mama. on a a squirrel nibbling fence post outside our cabin and i decided to shoot it. i got my daddy's long barrel rifle from above the fireplace and filled it with enough gunpowder to kill a buffalo. .hat was no easy task gun on thee long railing of the front porch and pulled the trigger. when all the smoke cleared, that squirrel lay dead, shot cleanly through the head. i still think it's one of the best shots i ever made. hunting todays provide food for my family. me,other would often say to phoebe and moses, stop shooting. you are supposed to be going to school preparing to be a wife and mother, not shooting. freshcontinued to provide game for my family. i became so skilled at it that i regularly sold part of my k

including annie oakley sharpshooter and mother jones. the golden history museum of golden colorado hosted the event and provided the video. into >> welcome sharon. (applause) >> good evening and welcome. i'd like to give a special thanks to meghan who just left us for inviting the legendary ladies to visit with you today. the women of the west were quite varied. you need only look at the costumes they were and listens to the stories they told to understand this. some women came west with husbands or fathers who were in search of gold, or opportunity in the west. often the landscape they encountered was quite different from the one they left behind. some had to learn new skills in order to survive. some women were born here. others came for their own reasons but each was met with a challenge due to their gender or the path they chose. so let's take a step back in time and bring history alive. in an era when opportunities for women were limited, annie oakley's amazing ability with the gun proved that women could do just as well or perhaps

we're live in oakley, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thom, thank you. >>> happening today for youpcorn. if you live in marin county can you finally go to the movie theaters starting today just in time for the weekend. this is cinemark century. the first showing is at 1:00 this afternoon. this is all due to the fact marin county is moving from the purple tier to the red tier which is less restrictive. now if you plan to catch a flick you will still have to wear those masks throughout the entire movie, but you are able to take them off if you have some popcorn or items you want to eat or drink. you can also enjoy but will still have to social distance. theaters can only operate at 25% capacity or 100 people, which ever is fewer. cinemark says they've implemented more safety measures. >> we are sanitizing all hard surfaces every 30 minutes and sanitizing the auditoriums before every show time and again every morning. >> businesses like nail salons and places of worship can reopen indoor with similar restrictions. last week movie theaters in napa county also reopened. >>> contra costa

. >> reporter: the city of oakley announced yesterday on its facebook page is amazon is moving into a 150,000 square foot building here on the contra costa logistics development. this has been a huge development for the city of oakley ever since dupont chemical moved out of this site more than 20 years now. now, though, more jobs moving to this site. amazon making this announcement that hundreds of jobs will come here to one building o this site. the company will addart of that massive nationwide 100,000 new employee hiring effort by amazon. many scattered across different locations throughout the bay area. some of the jobs include $500 and even $1,000 signing bonuses. and all positions pay at least $15 an hour. and the ribbon cutting is planned for october 7th. in oakley, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, an east bay city is launching a new program to support small businesses. antioch now has a program offering businesses up to $5,000 in grants. up to 60 businesses will be selected. the city leaders will pick the businesses through a lottery. it's accepting applicatio

oakley, thank you for joining us, and tuesday say. dr. oakley: thank you.ancy: still to come, ceremonies te held in the usa to mark 19th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> freedom itself was attacked to this morning. eem will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. >> bishop tutu now becomes the virtual leader of 100,000 here, of the blacks insulator township as well as the whites in the suburbs. >> we say to you today, in a l enough clear voice, blood and tears. enough! >> the difficult decisio>, we are eacreached together, was e that required pteat d excenal courage. >> it is an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. >> that are free. -- they are free. ♪ ncy: this is bbc news. these are the latest headlis. bahrain says it is normalizing relations with israel, in a move that further erodes the arab world's boycott of the jewish state. britain's coronavirus epidemic is once more on the rise. r the first time since march, the r number for coronavirus infections has r

the city of oakley announcing on facebook that amazon will be its first tenant here. in the making for a while, this development, after dow chemical pulled out 20 years ago. amazon already employs thousands across the bay area. now it will add 4,000 new jobs as part of the massive 100,000 new employee hiring nationwide. in northern california hundreds of workers here in the coming months in oakley, another 1,800 and others scattered across northern california. many of the job postings include a $500 signing bonus. some of those here, looking at the new job postings this morning, some of them $1,000 signing bonuses down in half moon bay, for instance. there is a ribbon cutting and a formal announcement planned for this site here in oakley on october 7th. thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> happening today amidst the pandemic a new trader joe's is opening in milpitas. it should be up and running some time this morning. >>> happening today, grab the popcorn and you can finally head to the movies. if you're lucky enough to be in marin county can you finally head in to se

we inherit the legacy of generations of ohio patriots like neil armstrong, annie oakley, william mckinley, and the amazing ulysses s. grant. that's good. nobody's stock has gone up like grant. nobody in the last ten years. we stand on the shoulders of american heroes who crossed oceans, blazed the trails, settled the continent, tamed the wilderness, dug out the panama canal, laid down the railroads, raised up the skyscrapers, won two world wars, defeated fascism and communism, and made america the single greatest nation in the history of the world. and you haven't seen anything yet. proud citizens like you help build this country and together we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. with your help, your devotion, and your drive, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. we are one people, one family, god and together with the incredible people of ohio, we will make america wealthy again! we will make america strong again. we will make america proud again. we will make

i want to thank miss oakley and the team at gao. your testimony provides an important set of findings. i understand it's part of ongoing work that gao will release in a few weeks. thank you for your testimony on behalf of the coalition for government procurement. without private sector companies there would be no medical supplies and your perspective and recommendations provide a lot for the committee to consider. all members have five legislative days to revise an extend the remarks and includes any extraneous materials. this hearing is now adjourned. >>> a live look outside the u.s. supreme court where the late justice ruth bader ginsburg is lying in repose. the public is able to pay tribute until 10:00 p.m. eastern. on friday she'll lie in state at the u.s. capitol. watch booktv's coverage this weekend. the virtual event hosted by the library of congress features online author discussions plus live call in segments. on saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, author gayle colins with her book "no stopping us now." >> right now since the 19

nina oakley, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> well, with that, let's turn to derek van dam, who has got more details on the fires and i'm sure you're going to be talking about the very dangerous air that is as a result of these. >> yeah, and narkts talie, the that the climate crisis is not something in the distant future, we're talking about it now. the climate crisis is occurring now. and it is very evident some of these fingerprints of climate change just written all over the scenario, including the degradation of air quality here with the amount of bad air that is just billowed into the atmosphere. this is a landmark of seattle that is completely shrouded in smoke. and this is what you're looking at are reporting stations over the western u.s. with the worst quality of air in the world, by the way, you can see where it is good with the shades of green. that red, purple and maroon color, those are locations reporting unhealthy or hazardous air quality. the satellite imagery just says a thousand words. on the right-hand side of your tv screen, that is a clear day, taken exactly a y

oakley's mayor says this new amazon center is going to be a major economic engine for a contra costa county when it's finished. let's head baseball the giants completed a two-game series sweep of the seattle mariners at oracle park it was at oracle but it was a. a seattle home game go figure these days smoke, covid the salt mixed up in it doesn't matter because nobody goes to the games. that's the 7th inning wilmer flores steps up to the plate and that hit to right field nobody there to catch it to runner score if that's the giants in the lead on the next play alex dickerson get to hit up the middle allowing wilmer flores to score the giants sweep the series. it's a 6 for final in that game next up the giants will make a short trip to the coliseum tonight to take on the a's. it's another battle of the bay first pitch at 06:40pm. 7.53 right now, let's take a live look outside the a little bit of sunshine and some clouds but isn't that nice to see over the bay bridge and over the bay and along the embarcadero. >>flags not blowing much so we don't have wind it's another great day for br

interpretation group, portraying notable women from western history, including sharpshooter annie oakleyist mother jones -- the golden history museum of golden colorado hosted this event and provided the video. in time to hear the stories of real women who made a significant impact on the west. welcome sharon from legendary ladies. [applause] >> good evening and welcome. i would like to give a special thanks to megan murphy, who just left us for inviting the legendary ladies to visit with you today. the women of the west were quite varied. you need only look at the

in oakley a 143 acres located on bridgewater road near the antioch bridge.s where they used to be a chemical plant there will be 5 buildings in this complex. it will be done in the next 4 years. and when it is finished the oakley mayor says that new amazon center is going to be a major economic engine for all contra costa county. the battle over the next coronavirus relief package continues on capitol hill. democrats are renewing calls for their multi-trillion dollar package. they say it's the only way washington dc correspondent raquel martin has more. >>we have a massive problem and that country democrats are digging their heels in deeper to get a nearly 2 trillion dollar coronavirus stimulus bill passed than 8 have only grown our small businesses are devastated. schools cannot safely reopen more than 195,000 of our fellow americans have tragically died illinois democratic congresswoman lauren underwood says for democrats there's no more room for compromise america cannot afford another day of republican inaction we came down a trillion dollars. we asked t

contract extension with the bengals mixon who was born in san francisco and went to freedom high in oakley rush for over 1100 yards last season with 8 touchdown. so yes, some money in the bank now but that is your look at sports back to you guys. >>a meeting of what a scary time here for that the owner of this dog who and to be rescued started chasing some birds and then kept going >>in especially this far then. >>on terror sponsors of the uk rescuing a little doggy found swimming out to sea. the owners reportedly call for help saying that his dog to chase them seagulls into the surf and then just kept going lifeboat with volunteers of the royal national lifeboat institution. quickly found the dog was paddling further out the soaking wet spaniel got plenty of affection from the crew on the boat as you can see there. it was later reunited with its grateful. owner on shore. >>i think we all get a little disoriented some time and so glad they water dog after all. well, it is good enough for major league baseball. probably good enough for the classroom to the one teacher is taking the idea of

. >> oakley from outside.er crown, she's dancing her way from big cat rescue all the way to the ballroom, even bringing her cat. it's the tiger queen herself, carole baskin. >> get ready, you cool cats and kittens. ♪ >> reporter: so let's get moving. >> oh, you won't want to miss this. >> reporter: it's time to dance. ♪ ready or not >> there they are. the season 29 cast of "dancing with the stars." amy, as you can see, the greenwich bureau is very excited for the big cast. bring on the mirror ball. come on, don't be shy. >> you have mirror let's meet two of the stars t songwriter, singer, nelly. carole, i'll start with you, because you just roared into all of our homes five months ago. you became a household name and now you're heading to the dance floor in the ballroom. what has life been like for you over the past five months? >> well,"tiger king" really glamorized animal abusers and villainized me for trying to stop animal abuse and so i felt really betrayed by that. but what amazed me was how many people b

the oakley 'd of course correct it's impossible to stand up for center for democracy without somehow interfering in the internal affairs of a country in which democracy is introduced and and what's going on in the belarus is very bad i mean there's no question that the other actions were marred by mass that the regularities look at shadow is holding on against mass defiant and and russia for example for example is being placed in the extreme really uncomfortable situation its relations with look shankara are not very good but it's extremely wary of interference by outside parties such as poland in the ukraine which essentially function as catspaws for the u.s. so yeah i mean everyone's trying to interfere even as they insist they're not interfering certainly one way of putting it look or saying who of course is referred to taken off as a 2nd guandong appointed by external international powers do you think that's a fact embarrassing. no i don't think it's fair at all i mean quite a house no power at all he's a joke you see he's installed by by internet washington ministration which ha

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already if you're thank you very much for that update from hong kong oakley's 24 migrants are presumed to have drowned after their boat capsized in the mediterranean the un migration agency says libya's coast guard intercepted 3 boats altogether on monday it recovered 2 bodies and a total of $45.00 survivors a majority of the migrants are from egypt and rocco. in the forty's on the greek olive the west coast say they plan on relocating 12000 refugees into it and accommodation in the next 3 to 4 days hundreds have already been moved after their camp was destroyed last week by huge fire they have staged protests with many wanting to be moved to the greek mainland live to stephanie decker she's joining us from well i suppose so we talked about fire what are authorities saying about why people are still on the streets and they haven't been moved to the new camp yet. well it's a bit of a bizarre situation in the sense that it has been a week as you say and there hasn't been any movement of trying to push them into this is the new tent tented there in the army is setting that up i'll just st

imagine if a leader came out, from now on no wrap-around oakley sunglasses. if you ain't playing beach volleyball or stopping lasers from shooting out of your eyes, take that off your face. what, the sun coming at you from the side? another reason i'm glad this is gone is because this is another responsibility cops shouldn't have, right, telling someone to pull up their pants is another job police do not need to have. this is a job for grandmotherrers. they might as well make it illegal to look too skinny because you're not eating enough. cops pulling people over because they have schm utz on their face. hold still. just want people to see how beautiful you are. there you go! if you're like me and haven't gotten your post-quarantine haircut, save the trimmings because in 150 years they could make you a lot of money. >> some of abraham lincoln's hair raised a lot of cash. two inches of the president's locks took in more than $81,000 at an auction. taken after he was assassinated in 1865. the hair came with a telegram about his death. >> trevor: what sick basta

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charles oakley, the nba great, not a great dancer.ed to catch him. >> i sense fear in carol baskin's partner. because who knows what will happen to him? should she meet with an early exit? i mean, you know -- >> and what about her, the husband's family putting that ad during the show? saying where is he? here's a reward for information. that is very targeted. >> yeah. >> i think it is ratings gold. you want to see. you want to see. it's crazy. the train wreck. you can't look away. >> yes, yes. the folks at the st. louis zoo are scratching their heads over this one. somehow, some way, a 62-year-old ball python managed to lay seven eggs, despite not being near a male python for at least two decades. moreover, these pythons usually stop laying eggs long before they reach their 60s. one expert said this situation is rare but it is not unusual for ball pythons to reproduce asexually. the species is capable of storing sperm for delayed fertilization. and my experience tells me komodo dragons can also do this. this concerns me. it presents f

. >>> shooting victim jacob blake also spoke with oakley today from his hospital bed, showing messagesfering and hope. >> please, i'm telling you, change your life out there, stick together, make some money, make everything easier for our people out here, because it is so much time that has been wasted. >> it award for his arrest when police are trying to arrest him last month for violating a restraining order. police say he was reaching into his suv, when he was shot seven times in the back. the incident has left him paralyzed from the waist down, but not without faith. >>> the group wall of many black lives matter had planned to form a wall on the bridge. the chp stop them at the entrance and pedestrian walkway. they say they were forced to close traffic lanes when some of the protesters jumped onto the roadway. the police presence and emergency vehicles also blocked the lane, causing traffic delays for several hours until about 3:00 this afternoon. >>> wildfire smoke continues to pollute the bay area, this is what mount diablo looks like today, the bay area air quality district has

wyatt earp, annie oakley, davy crockett and buffalo bill. >> stephen: he had a woman in a well, buffalout the lotion in the basket, buffalo bill, great american, wonderful tailor. he made this suit and my face. amid all the lies, he did get one thing right. >> americans are exhausted. >> stephen: yes, we are after listening to you for 70 minutes, but at last it's over. after four nights of bone chilling nonsense from america's top trash bags. let's reflect on big moments in our please, never again from our segment "look back at anger." there are still so many unanswered questions around what we witnessed this week, like how much coke did don, jr. do before his speech on monday? some say a lot. others say, much more. well, yesterday don, jr. appeared on tv to deny that he was on cocaine which is one of the sure signs you're on cocaine. junior-- >> i saw, the main concern was why were his eyes so glassy? >> they started doing this trending thing-- donald trump, jr. is on cocaine! when they can't attack the delivery or the substance, they have to attack something. >> stephen: don, based on

. >> justina, charles oakley, and the biggest surprise of them all, overnightghtghtghtghtghtght tiger queen. she said she wanted the spotlight off her and on to the animals she loves so dearly. >> the biggest thing for me. the longer my partner and i can commentary, it will keep the cats forefront in the viewers' eyes. >> everyone hoping to stay in the competition as long as possible. even musician nelly with no idea how it will go until that very first dance off. >> i think this is one that will set me apart from others. if i can pull this one off. only because i have two left feet and probably two right ankles. so you know, i'm trying to see what we can go with this thing. >> the next big question, which celebrities will be paired with which dancers, that will be premier night two mondays from now, september 14. right here on abc. >> if i'm the partner of carol, can i put in for hazard pay? who knows what that guy's fate will be if things don't go well. >> i know, i know. but on the other hand i think you'll get a lot of votes. a lot of support. >> as long as you survive. >> that's

dayton to toledo, we inherit the legacy of generations of ohio patriots like neil armstrong, annie oakleyazing ulysses s. grant. >> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." >> he was one of the better ones. he was great.

. >>> new at 10:00, amazon is planning to open up shop in the east bay city of oakley.an center is said to be the first tenant at the contra costa logistics center complex. the project is expected to be completed in the next four years, totaling 2 million square feet. a formal announcement in ribbon- cutting is scheduled for october 7th. >>> the states and employment rate saw a sharp drop of nearly 2% last month from 13.3% in july to 11.4% in august. california added nearly 102,000 jobs. the state has regained close to one third of the jobs lost during the early months of the pandemic. restaurants in the hospitality industry are still hurting. that sector lost another 14,600 jobs last month. >>> a san diego man is dealing with both fraud and frustration tonight. he went to apply for edd benefits, only to find out a person in milpitas was using his identity already. for sebastian oliver is getting his identity back and having benefits restored is proving to be a challenge. >> reporter: it was like being kicked when he was already down . 20-year-old sebastian oliver is wa

new jobs are now coming to the east bay amazon is building a fulfillment and logistics center in oakley the 143 acre commercial project is located on bridge had road near the end bridge, the property used to be the home of a chemical plant that was there the 5 building complex is expected to be completed within the next 4 years. oakland's mayor says the new amazon center will be a major economic engine for contra costa county. the california dmv has given the automated car tech companies ox permission to test driverless cars on public roads. the tests are allowed within a designated area of its foster city headquarters in san mateo county. the new permit allows the company to test too. thomas vehicles without a driver behind the wheel. they are restricted to no more than 45 miles per hour sachs is the 4th company to receive a driverless testing permits in the states a lookout for that. >>what's the ban on tik tok and we chat means for the millions of people who use these really popular apps there's a live interview with a tech expert to answer your questions that's next. >>a big story t

and nobody brings energy like just tina mae justinajustinajusa and also charles oakley. and with her signature crown, she is dancing away from big cat rescue all the way to the ball roca the tiger queen herself, carole baskin. >> i wasn't ready. >> see? >> gma is talking to the stars live this morning, that is coming up right after abc 7 mornings. you can watch the season premiere on may 17 right here on abc 7. did we see nelly and i missed it? >> we saw nelly. >> that's all i'm worried about. and carole. >> i won't name any names because i don't want to be in trouble, but this is perhaps the first distancing with the stars cast where you actually have to watch your back. >> now, see -- >> i'm not going there with you. dn go ther w . let'se take . my lotion. >> this is my protective barrier from all things bad. >>> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know today. >>> and also abc 7 has launched a new streaming you are can get the breaking news and weather and more. >>> here are the 7 things to know. number one, governor newsom's office has announced a new online covi

extension with the bengals mixon who was born in san francisco and with the freedom high school in oakley rush for ovsr 1100 yards last season with 8 touchdowns. and season with 8 touchdowns. and that is lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att it'can it help with snoring?le of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock and lawrence and i will be back at the top of the hour, san francisco updating its timeline

gasping this was last thursday in pittsburgh police say the teen frequents antioch pittsburgh and oakley so if you think you know where he is or if you've spotted them. police called pittsburgh police. we'll take a break 9.37 is the time still ahead the giants are hoping to make a playoff push we've got highlights from their win over the rockies. >>and some action from the oakland a's side of it as well as we get more on that coming up and the concern of crime in the north bay sending one senior citizen to the hospital will explain these pictures and what police say happened. and here's a live look outside the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza where traffic seems to be nice and light will be right back. >>in the north bay police are increasing their patrols after several senior citizens. >>had paintballs hit them causing major injuries take a look at this 60 year-old woman who was struck in the legs. >>and on her back that's are back on the left you can see the big mark senate left and she had to go to the hospital. >>so they could check for blood clots sergeant mike gravel lee says

including annie oakley sharpshooter and mother jones. the golden history museum of golden colorado hosted the event and provided the video. into >> welcome sharon. (applause) >> good evening and welcome. i'd like to give

and joining me now is nina oakley.for the center for western weather and whatern extremes at the scripps institution of oceanography at the university of california san diego. it is a big title because it is a big, huge issue, nina. i know that we have had the governor of california and many other scientists that say this record heat, the increased number, the intensity at the lightning strikes, the historic droughts, that it's all tied together and as a result of climate change. talk about the links between these things, between climate change and these extreme weather occurrences. >> yeah, so the wildfires we're seeing in california, it's a complex situation with several contributing factors, with climate change among them, but also land management, population increase, and recent weather events. and the role of climate change is climate change creates conditions favorable for the large and destructive fires we're seeing right now. we're already experiencing and we're projected to see more higher temperatures on aver

new jobs are coming to the east bay amazon is building a new fulfillment and logistics center in oakley it's going to be a 143 acre commercial project located on bridgehead road near the antioch bridge. the property used to be home to a chemical plant, the 5 building complex should be done within the next 4 years. oakland's mayor says the new amazon center will be a major economic engine for contra costa county. >>6.22 and coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay mom sues her fertility doctor. she just found out. he put his own into her not once but twice how did she figure out 40 years later that he is the father of her kids. art in washington, the blame game continues on capitol hill, lawmakers are still unable to strike a compromise on the next coronavi >>the battle over the next coronavirus relief package continues on capitol hill, democrats have renewed calls for there. multi trillion dollar plan saying it's the only solution. washington dc correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >>we have a massive problem and that country democrats are digging their heels in deeper t

gasping last thursday in pittsburgh officers say the teen frequently visits antioch pittsburgh and oakley if you know where he may be you're asked to call pittsburgh police. >>fire crews in contra costa county are anticipating a longer than normal fire season this year fire district spokesperson. steve hill says the height of the season is expected. next month and this year he says the season likely will not end until december when the rains arrive so far this year the fire protection district has responded to more than 1100 grass and vegetation fires compared to 756 fires during the same period last year. that is a 50% jump. overall cal fire says it since the beginning of this year more than a 1000 wildfires have burned more than 3.6 million acres of land here in california reinforcements now 101 firefighters are coming from mexico to help battle. >>fires in california mexico's environmental department announcing today. it is sending 5 teams of 20 trained equipped firefighters from their national forestry commission. the crews will be sent to first work in sequoia national park that park

league ospi last thursday in pittsburgh officers say the teen frequently visits antioch pittsburgh and oakley if you know where he may be please call pittsburgh police. >>the proper morning news details on governor newsom's plan to tackle climate change what he is doing that will mean no more new cars some of >>and after already evacuating 200 animals from the complex fire. the l a new fires. one man is still working hard to save more animals and we'll show you how after the break. >>and it may be cloudy this morning but sunshine returns later on and so do those 70's for san jose oakland and san francisco talking the rest of your forecast. still ahead. >>and we're checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza where friend karl, the fog has just rolled in this wasn't there 10 minutes ago, so now all of a sudden you've got to have to deal with a foggy commute into san francisco don't forget the headlights and wipers 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 usi

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dayton to toledo, we inherit the legacy of generations of ohio patriots like neil armstrong, annie oakley, and the amazing ulysses s. grant. >> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." >> he was one of the better ones. he was great. >> it's tuesday, september 22nd. along with joe, willie and me, we have jonathan lemire, correspondent and host of way too early kasie dc, kasie hunt joins us. >> willie, you know what i usually do every saturday morning when i wake up, right -- >> uh-oh. >> of course you know. >> we've talked about it for a long time. i get my weekend started and the way i do that on saturday mornings, i get my bible out and i start annotating it. get the shotgun out, you got to clean it, right? clean your shotguns folks. so i'm cleaning the shotgun and usually on saturday mornings what do i do? i watch two or three john wayne movies. i love john wayne. >> great. >> "how the west was won" amazing. a lot of great john wayne movies. but this saturday i decided to do the most southern thing possible and watch english premier league football, and i did it -- this is a huge wind

we really appreciate you and chi chi and charles oakley, youoakl, so much respect for you and aliciayou've been doing. so, alicia, take it away. >> this is so good. this is for you. you're my hero. ♪ you're the engine that makes all things go ♪ ♪ and you're always in disguise, my hero ♪ ♪ i see your light in the dark smile in my face when we all know it's hard ♪ ♪ there's no way to ever pay you back, bless your heart, know i love you for that ♪ ♪ honest and selfless i don't know if it helps it but ♪ ♪ good job, you're doing a good job, a good job ♪ ♪ you're doing a good job don't get too down ♪ ♪ the world needs you now know that you matter, matter, matter, yeah ♪ ♪ the mother, the father, the teachers that feed us, stran strangers ♪ from the bottom to the top heroes, this is for you, you make me feel it ♪ ♪ don't get too down the world needs you know now that you matter, matter ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ no, no, no >> dedicated to you! and the beautiful -- the beautiful resilient city of new york. i got to play this for you. ♪ ooh, new york, ooh, new york ♪ grew up in a town that is famous as

jensen where hundreds of new employees for amazon will work in one of these buildings in the city of oakleyew employees nationwide. it already has nearly 800,000 workers in the u.s. 4,000 of them will be in northern california including the bay area. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in campbell, one of the downtown areas that could draw crowds as people try to enjoy the fresh air this weekend. we've already seen people enjoying local parks and beaches, fishing spots, bay area rauns and other outdoor businesses are hoping for a boost after losing several days to toxic air and ash. because more people might be out and about make sure you keep yol distance. if you can't, wear a mask so we don't see a spike in covid cases as we have after our long holiday weekend. >>> a lot of people excited to go out, but kari is warning that smoke could return. >>> yeah, we could see that smoke return as early as tomorrow in parts of the bay area. and today we have one more day of some good air quality for many of our microclimates. it will be cooler as we look at highs that will reach into the mid to upper 70s.

. >> and charles oakley and emma slater are joining us now.charles, i know first hand hanging out with you it's always tough to be the first to go home. how are you two feeling right now? >> you know, mike, it's business. you go and open your heart to it, and sometimes like a t go n points. it was a great effort. >> put it in a sports analogy. you two were a great partnership, and charles, i have to ask you. besides having size 18 feet, what would you have done differently? >> i mean, i thoht yesterday, i hit it doing it down two runs. it was a big run, but i don't know. yesterday was one of the days, like i said, i know i had some mistakes. like i said, i thought i was a ten out of ten. i'm not a judge, and that's why they have judges and coaches to tell you when you do something wrong. i can take it on the chest. you know. >> and you have a great coach, emma. you are great at what you do, and you posted on social media that charles is, quote, a freaking adorable big-hearted oak tree and he makes rehearsals so enjoyable. what was it like when