and it was use primarily for d, for the asian edge and orange was so name because there was an orange stripe around the center of the barrel. of the things like agent who had a blue stripe agent paying thanks tribe and so on, so forth. as far as we know, agent orange was the worst that some of the others. herbicides had the same chemical component. the i grew chemical giant monson. so is one of the companies under fire. it was a major supplier of agent orange to the u. s. during the vietnam war, despite facing a barrage of legal claims, both it sounded, spurn, company, buyer maintain. they cannot be held responsible for how the military use the product. john wells, again believes more should have been told to prevent the tragedy. i think primarily the v. a system is over bureaucratic and they have difficulty processing them by even now, you know, we've had 2 and a half years since a court decision. they've only processed about 60 percent of the claims that are in file. we really need people to sit down and take a look at it and say, hey, what is this going to do? not only to the civil

and it was used primarily for d, for the ation age and orange was so named because there was an orange strike around the center of the barrel. of the things like agent blue had a blue stripe, agent, pink, pink stripe, and so on so forth. as far as we know, edge and orange was the worst that some of the others. herbicides had the same chemical component or former us soldiers are still struggling with their injuries from exposure to agent orange. and the people of vietnam are no different. hundreds of thousands of suffered lusting effects from the indiscriminate use of the chemical. a warning you may find the following. images disturbing. the address about 5000000 people in vietnam who has a curable of chronic diseases, to agent orange homes, lead to normal life, a fine job on the moon. i was a simple soldier in bomb squad. my past and demolish things with an area with poison. but i didn't know it back then we just went on with our lives. we only realized when we started having children that go along the same game and also and having children another language itself as a ward, the realiz

and it was use primarily for d, for the ation agent orange was so name because there was an orange strike around the center of the barrel of the things like agent who had a blue stripe agent paying thanks dr. and so on, so forth. as far as we know, agent orange was the worst that some of the others are besides had the same chemical component where they grow chemical giant mon, some. so as wall of the company's under fire, it was a major supplier of agent orange to the u. s. during the vietnam war, this by facing a barrage of legal claims, both it and its parent company, buyer maintain. they cannot be held responsible for how the military use the product. john wells, again believes more should have been drawn to prevent the tragedy. we really need people to sit down and take a look at it and say, hey, what is this going to do? not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemy, but also to our own troops. if the world are united states that learned a lesson, and i certainly hope they do because, you know, we wind up spending a lot of time causing a lot more pain and we have to not

and it was used primarily for d, for the asian edge and orange was so name because there was an orange strike around the center of the barrel. of the things like agent blue had a blue stripe, agent, pink, think, stripe, and so on, so forth. as far as we know, agent orange was the worst that some of the others are besides the same chemical components. now, significant portion we would say, currently we're looking at about a $110000.00 claims have been filed. some of those are the same person, multiple plans for the same person, but it's probable that we're, i would say 706070 percent of those folks had some problems. a former us soldiers are still struggling with our injuries from exposure to agent orange and the people of vietnam, or no different hundreds of thousands of suffered lasting effects from the indiscriminate use of the chemical warning. you may find the following images disturbing. the address about 5000000 people in vietnam who has incurable chronic diseases due to agent orange and the complete normal life of find jobs. the me, i was a simple soldier in a bomb squad. my tas

and it was use primarily for d, for the ation age and orange was so name because there was an orange strike around the center of the barrel of the things like agent who had a blue stripe agent, pink, pink stripe, and so on so forth. as far as we know, edge and orange was the worst that some of the others are besides had the same chemical component. all right, now the agro chemical giant monsanto is one of the companies under fire. it was a major supplier of agent orange during the vietnam war, despite facing a barrage of legal claims. both it and its parent company bear maintain. they cannot be held responsible for how the military used the product. josh kelly, whose father was a vietnam veteran, told us about the difficulties of face was born in 1975. and i was missing both my arms at the elbow down and my left leg from the knee down. my childhood was very difficult because my dad was a combat veteran from the vietnam war. so he had p t s d really bad. and i believe that the birth defects that i have called him to feel like he was responsible for it because he was in the war and get

notice we see some of that orange start to get pushed further inland, more of the blue in the picture, and that's going to help push out some of that smoke hopefully providing some much needed relief into saturday night. full forecast in a few minutes. >> we're waking up to the thick blanket of haze lingering over the bay area. the air quality remains a concern. >> cheryl hurd is in walnut creek one of the big trouble spots in terms of air quality. >> reporter: the orange moon is an eerie reminder that -- >> air quality is pretty bad. >> reporter: and that's coming from someone visiting from arizona. >> and my eyes have been so scratchy and just really irritated and i couldn't figure out why until i looked out and the sky is all gloomy and -- >> reporter: smoke has been pouring in from wildfires in the north, triggering a spare the air alert for the rest of the week across the bay area. >> i live in california because i'm here for the weather, the weather. i'm willing to pay the price for the weather. not the smog. >> reporter: or the smoke. >> the number one way to stay safe is to st

about over the top access in orange county. though she did end up on a tv show called "american thunder". about motorcycles. showing off her own access. including a bike she bought for $50,000. >> what's your say favorite part of the bike? >> i love the way it looks. >> and then there was eric naposki. ex football player, personal trainer, wannabe actor, who starred in and never aired reality show called "newport 40". that here is where the show ends and the real begins. because of what happened in that house, behind the gates, a long time eagle. it was december 15th, 1994. 9 pm. >> the shots were pattern in sets of two. two shots. two shots. a pause. and then two shots. >> detective tom voth arrived to find a millionaire dead on his floor. his name was bill mclaughlin, 55 years old. nice guy, deeply religious. and a true believer in the american dream. a man who had made his to come through. kind of a self made guy, right? >> absolutely. yes. >> bill, said his daughter jenny, was the first in his family to go to college. the f

we go from hazy, which is the blue and green colors into the yellow, orange, and then we get the red and slightly purple unhealthy air quality. notice in through san francisco, san mateo, scott's valley, we get the greenish-bluish colors, and then by the time lapse right here, 12:30, around your lunch hour, things start to get unhealthy and down through the santa cruz mountain area. >>> the cache fire might have only burned less than 100 acres, but the devastation is huge. we have new videos to show you some of the damage overnight. swept through a neighborhood in clearlake. >> 1,600 people under evacuation orders and another 100 told to be on standby to leave. we have the latest from clearlake. >> reporter: with flames still burning -- >> felt like the movies, kind of. >> she's one of the lucky ones. she has a home to go back to unlike many that live in the fire zone. she's grateful she has a story to tell. >> i grabbed picture. a file cabinet. which is a binder of file stuff. >> the initial attack was to evacuate and save lives. >> reporter: crews attack the wildfire from the air.

cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [camera focus adjusting] man: we're in madre de dios, and this is an area that until recently has been pristine forests and a small town really close to the triple border between peru, bolivia, and brazil. starting in the early 2000s, there was a plan to build a major highway moving products from brazil over the andes to the ports in the pacific for exports to places like china. that changed the face of madre de dios. it connected the city of puerto maldonado with the city of cusco in the andes. that voyage used to take about two weeks in the rainy season. now it takes about 6 hours. the price of gold started to rise, and in 2008, it skyrocketed. and that created an unprecedented gold boom for tens of thousands of miner who came from mainly the andes into dre de dios and started to take the forest apart. some of the most dense and biodiverse rain forests in the world. so la pampa is an area next to the highway. about 5 years ago, this was a place that was a couple miners, a couple ten

obviously, orange is a significant color for them. you will see they have orange armbands.eminiscent of january 6 the capital because that day the proud boys had been marking themselves with orange beanies on their head. at that point enrico terrio told everyone to show up and dress not as they normally would in their proud boys attire, but empty but in disguise and that a marking themselves with the orange color. i don't know if there's crossover with the group that was with tony moon but i do think it is interesting they all d orange armbands on. amy: h did you personally feel when this was happening to you? this was that anti-mass, anti-vax rally. they are pulling down your mask. >> i was very concerned in the moment because you know these folks are not vaccinated. i am fully vaccinated, but there is still a chance of transmission. i have been hit before. when you're in the field coveng things, this is something that sometimes happens. this is not the first time i have been hit doing my job. i was concerned they were willing to get so close to me and pull down my mask. h

i swear not white but like orange, i i know they'll be.ll cars at the lighting today do see that's the lighting to orange, ok it wouldn't surprise me if it was because the paper serve start all will see the pull a fast one giants are as you keep that, but you know on a day when we've got all this weird orange going it's too early for way right on early for natural or little for the natural or okay got to have to just like white tower up on her artificial light just go giants, okay, yeah, but i guess celebration at the end of the giants it won't be a celebration celebre tory orange later now low yes, exactly yet later on today any sort of hue that you see is not going to be anything close to celebrate tory rather something you want to avoid stay inside a little bit more today, especially if you know that you're a little sensitive to that smoke. >>yesterday if you stepped outside you felt that burning you breathe in and it didn't feel so good today is another one of those days to avoid as much as you can view outside at the coast does show t

core and oranges. they're vitamin c as well as orange.er thing they're really prominent in dark green leafy vegetables. and i know they're not orange. but the fact is that those those that struggles of the greenleaf. he's had a lot of chlorophyll and it's so they're kind of masking those orange and pigments. i think those leafy greens are kind of ago 2 something that i think we all hear when we're kids that carrots are really good for your eyes. >> is that true and is that going to help with cataracts as well. >> they are very good for so yeah. keep keep pushing that to your kids. they are in general because they're they're very high in beta carotene, converts to vitamin a so very good for the ice in general. they're ot the highest in lieu teens easy and fun compare spinach, which has 33 times more routine and zia's anthony carrots and then kale, which is way at the top of the list. it as a 110 times more. the teen india's and been then carrots. so. try and get them all in. but those leafy dark leafy greens are really the key. she really

as we look closer at our near surface smoke, you'll notice we're in the orange here. in the orange. been confined to the sierra nevada. we were in that blue shade. notice we have the oranges and yellows through the afternoon. then as we get into sunday, conditions begin to improve along the coast and peninsula as a stronger on shore flow gets going, but it's not going to bel 61 in dublin. looking at 64 in con cord. 65 in nevada with mid 60s on the peninsula. it will be a hot one again for mendicino county, where temperatures have been averaging about 103, 104. we'll do that again today elevating the risk of heat related illnesses. and then the red flag warning continues through the morning hours. we're getting breezier winds 25 to 30 miles an hour right now at the ridge top. they're out of the north. that's bringing the line down to 15%. the good news is they're going to continue to get lighter in the next five or six hours. there's san jose. looking at hazy smokey air today as the air quality improves tomorrow. good news is we're going to have cleaner and cooler l ao produce winds.

look at all this orange to red color. that is some of the unhealthy air we're breathing. >> even in the south bay. >> definitely, and not only for the morning but into the afternoon, even into friday's forecast. we're going to be sticking with this smoke. >> and we were talking about this, right when kids were back to school. last year we didn't have all the kids on campus. even my son, said we didn't have to play basketball, that's tough. >> one thing i did want to share, by saturday night into sunday we could see this smaller system move off to the north, and this might be enough to mix that smoke out and push it more off to the east. but if the fires get worse, this is all off the table. it is a day-by-day forecast. saturday night and sunday we definitely could get improvements. >> hang tight. we know the smoke is here. the next question is, what's going to happen not just with the air quality but to our health. joining us tonight is a pulmonologist with stanford health care. nice to have you on the program. we were ju

you talk about housewives of orange county, she could've been on the show. him around the figure, just like europe so many men around the figure. >> she had all. waterfront home, fancy cars, millionaire boyfriend. quite the life, until -- >> the shots were sets

trains will operate along vta's orange line.ited train service will run along 1st street between civic center and old ironside's stations. they will not be collecting fares on light rail through september 12. light rail service was suspended for three months following the deadly mass shooting at the downtown san jose railyard. new developments in the trial of fairness founder elizabeth holmes three days before jury selection set to start. unsealed court documents show holmes may claim a decade-long abusive relationship with her former boyfriend and chief operating officer, sonny milano. the documents allege just seeing sunny or standing near him could trigger ptsd symptoms for homes. he denies these allegations. the 37-year-old homes is accused of misleading investors about her now failed blood testing started. a ceremony to mark a milestone for indigenous people in santa cruz this afternoon. they came together to celebrate the removal of the last alchemy in a real bell marker from city property. santa cruz city council agreed t

you can see how orange the skies are there as well as from the early video. caltrans has closed highway 50 in both directions between pollock fines and meyers. no word when it might reopen. >>> new video into the newsroom, crews are battling this fire from the ground and air. novato tweeted out this video of the crew dropping water on the flames. >> let's get to meteorologist rob mayeda for what firefighters are up against, and a smoke forecast for the bay area. >> it's been good news in terms of our air quality, we're back to good to moderate for most of the bay area right now. the sierras are providing wind for the fires to take off. sea breeze, 24 miles per hour in fairfield. notice what it's doing to the near surface smoke, it's clearing it out. during the day tomorrow we may begin to see smoke come down the coast but not to the unhealthy spare the air levels we saw in the last two or three days. very different story for the caldor fire, a fire burning so intensely, the wash being wafted into the air. we'll continue to see that as we head into sunday. for

that's in orange for places like vacaville, san jose.nhealthy for everyone for places like antioch, brentwood, saratoga, los gatos, ukiah, clear like. as we head through our afternoon we are looking at the moderate category in yellow, unhealthy for sensitive groups and could jump to unhealthy for everyone inland for the north bay, east bay, and south bay. as we show you smoke concentration forecast in orange and red and that indicates smoke pushing into the bay area. here we are at noon. here is this evening. tomorrow we are still dealing with that smoke. smoke concentration forecast profiling all levels of the atmosphere, not just the surface but the upper levels as well. you see the smoke for today and tomorrow. watch as we head through the weekend. finally the sea breeze is helping push that smoke out of here as we head through the rest of your saturday and sunday. better air quality is coming our way for our weekend. sunrise at 6:29 and sun set at 7:56. daytime highs, upper 70s for peninsula, south bay. mid 80s in morgan hill, inland

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if we take a look at the south bay, it is in the orange. i would not want to be outdoors even if it is unhealthy for sensitive groups. and then, it starts to turn orange but it is read in fairfield and santa rosa. the important part of this image is we are still in this tomorrow. i do have good news and the forecast, and i'll be back with that. for now, back to you. >>> locals in south lake tahoe are preparing to evacuate as the call door fire grows closer. the blaze has consumed more than 140,000 acres in el dorado county. >> also on to some developing news, we are learning that a livermore high school student has died with five others injured. a pickup truck careened down an embankment. alameda county fire crews sharing the photos of the aftermath. the crash happened just before 11:30 last night. the pickup truck crashed down an embankment in unincorporated livermore. two teens were airlifted to hospitals while fire crews had to rescue one of them from inside of the truck. the livermore unified school superintendent confirmed one of the s

s government doesn't accept responsibility for the damage done by agent orange. it states that there's no scientific evidence linking the toxic substance to adverse health effects found in vietnam. or the son of veteran josh kelly, who we just heard from there, told us of his deep frustration that lead us won't accept their role in the suffering. if my mom would have been the veteran, my disability would be a 100 percent covered by the v. a and they would take full responsibility for it, but since it was my dad, they said that there is no way that it could've affected me. i'm not sure why they won't take responsibility, but as it is right now, over 8000000 people have died from the effects of agent orange. and there's countless numbers of people born that were disfigured and deformed and they have cancer, tumors, and just a list of so many different birth defects that you can't even really name them all because it's just so many course johnson found himself in the firing line off the downing street spent nearly a 100000 pounds on 2 paintings for the british prime

the skies, terry, look at that, they're so orange. >> it's all you can see up there. no hint of the beauty in that area. a live look now from the air. we're taking a look at the caldor fire. you can see all the smoke. you can see the flames in that shot right there.

that concerns me, john, that we're going to see orange friday like we was at orange wednesday was a couplers. number off that was that was a rough day they all talk about that when a lot actually. >> fortunately we're at leasing bright skies out there. but it was a really or your sunrise if you're looking out at that eastern horizon at the sun this morning. you could certainly notice the haze that started drifting back in yesterday and is going to be even more noticeable today. now the good news is that air quality this morning is still good to moderate for most areas. but the bad news is it's going to gradually getting worse throughout the day. so i'd say do the errands this morning. golden gate bridge not looking too bad. certainly a little marine layer mixed with some haze out there. we are going to see worsening of wildfire. smoke impact across the region later on today. as you can see, it is to be advanced through this animation. so this morning this is where we're sitting relatively good conditions for many of us more and more that smoke pushes in towards the afternoon ahead as of ri

less and less of the orange indicating poor air quality. we saw a lot of that over the weekend. nice to see ourselves officially working our way out of that. now, winds from the west will continue today pushing more and more smoke out of the region and also contributing to what will be an increasingly cool forecast ahead of us today is our last day with inland highs in the 90's. it will be 60's at the coast 70's and 80's right along the bay shore. and yes, those 90's do make the return. not just for inland areas but also in portions of the south bay. campbell in saratoga right at 90 degrees. san jose. you'll 88 today tri valley mid-nineties for you while it's only the mid 70's for oakland at 74 walnut creek danville unconquered in the mid 90's today. the back down into the upper 70's after a weekend in the 80's and even low 90's at 79 degrees for your high today. here's your look ahead in our next 7 days. temperatures tomorrow. as much as 10 degrees cooler for in london. besides cities and staying relatively cool for the rest of the week. after that point, wednesday, thursday an

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you have kind of that orange hue there.ecomes too widespread to the on the far east bay. this rob us of our forecast highs. not as bad, though, from the east bay shoreline. he's got some blue going on there. so not as bad but the circulation, the air at the surface. we're not getting a lot of that. that's really all stuck up above there. so we need some some not the movement here. we need the weather systems to move a little bit and that is part of the forecast with a high weakening and more influence from the low off towards the west. you know, you'll notice in terms of temperatures falling as we get into the weekend and early next week, 70 at this hour for antioch still cool in livermore at 59 east bay shoreline in the 60's for the most part freeman to 59 50's up to the north bay 61 a bottle in 62 for san jose. the wide perspective, everything. basically the monsoon has been shut off because that high that's placed read the right spot. ultimately though, it weakens and here comes the monsoon bubbling up a little bit more

the red and the orange, that's when you get into that unhealthy smoke. see a few changes at the coast. we're still holding on. let's jump ahead into this weekend. what we're looking at is the system moving to the north. it looks like it would pull some of the smoke away with it and that is what we want. let's head back to the smoke model. this is pretty cool. we'll show you the smoke moving out. here's friday night and then as we push into saturday, you can see how the smoke starts to move off to the east out of the bay. we'll still be left with this blue color here and that is some haze. overall, better as we head into saturday and also on sunday. let's get you ready to go for tomorrow morning's ferk. it will feel strange with this smoke. also a bit of fog near the coast. coming in with more of the 50s in the east bay. daytime highs comfortable. at least it is not into the 100's. 79 in san jose. palo alto, 76, and right at the coast we're in the 60s. the seven-day forecast you will see in san francisco. we will see the wind pick up a little bit on satur

at the surface, you see a lot of yellow, orange, red. that does indicate those smoky skies still for our region. we are looking at temperatures because of the haze, because of that smoke below average. cool once again, mid 60s in san francisco, upper 70s in san jose, mid 80s for concord. we will talk about what you can expect and when we will see better air quality coming up. let's check with gianna. >>> a first look at the roadways on this thursday, if you are ready to head out and take the altamont pass we have brake lights building out of tracy, west bound onto 580. it's usual stuff for super commuters. we have a high wind advisory in effect. altamont pass, things may have a little gusty especially in a larger vehicle. if you have an early start and you are taking east shore freeway, highway 4, 101 out of san jose, we are not seeing issues or problems. a quick live look at the bay bridge, traffic is quiet for that ride into san francisco. >>> fire crews are monitoring and mopping up hot spots to a wildfire that leveled dozens of homes

we are in the orange for sensitive groups which is not good. as we look at the sierra nevada, 7th day of unhazardous air there. those conditions will continue. 61 in belmont. 60 downtown. 56 in napa with upper 60s inland east bay. that is san jose. 90s today. it will be another hazy and hot day for most with temperatures climbing through the 70s, 80s finishing near 100. mid 70s at the shore line. hazy everywhere with moderate air quality. tomorrow we get into better air quality. notice the spare alert day. we'll talk about how things improve as we get toward next week. >>> developing news out of afghanistan. the u.s. embassy in kabul has issued a warning about threats at the kabul airport. americans are told to avoid all airport gate. the abby gate was the site of isis-k attack. this comes as u.s. central command said the military launched a successful drone strike last night against a planner with isis-k. officials say there was no link between the target and thursday's suicide bombing. they were involved in planning additional attacks. presid

the orange man is back.ery american who has been "fully vaccinated" should take a booster shot starting next month. well, that's kind of strange. we were told the vaccine would keep you from getting covid, and now all around us we see people who are fully vaccinated getting covid, i just happened to the governor of texas this week. tonight, sun journal of maine, e has covid. what is going on here? maybe they don't have their booster shots. what are the booster shots? what is the science behind them? what side effects do they cause? are they necessary? why are they necessary? alex berenson has looked at the data on all of this and is here to sort it out. alex berenson, thanks for coming on. what should we make of this? >> well, tucker, there is so much here. before i get to that, i have to say to you, thank you. when last we spoke, twitter had banned or blocked me for a week, you know, and we talked about that, we talked about my sub stack. i am back on twitter now, and people can follow me there, but more im

you n see those orange colors as well as the red indicating unhealthy air, especially inland. it looks slightly better but looking at the smoke for your saturday. the forecast free files all levels of the atmosphere. as we go through the day we're still dealing with the smoke as well as your saturday. for sunday it gets better and better still for monday with that strong openings breeze pushing the haze out. our sunrise at 6:35. our sunset at 6:45. daytime highs in the mid to upper 80s for the peninsula. upper 80s for the south bay, santa clara, san jose close to 90. 94 for los gatos. triple digit heat in fairfield, antioch. around the bay 74. san francisco looking at low 80s for oakland as well as alameda. lake and mendocino counties under heat advisories. san francisco and oakland, those temperatures continuing on the very warm side for vest of the and 80s through the weekend for the southbound, san jose. about 90 on saturday. inland east bay upper 90s to triple digit heat. that continues and gets hotter for your saturday with that smoke, deeming with smoky conditions for th