. >> we will have officers monitoring the beach and park rangers augmenting our eurag ing onca rhe te in half moon bay. >> hearing the other beaches would have been open, it is confusing. >> if you ask them it doesn't make sense, paired with the fear the large crowds could deal deal another covid surge. city manag said it doesn't have the authority to close all of the beaches. but locals christina gong and jonathan shoe are hoping people follow the rules. >> go out to the bchess. wear your >> which bay area beaches are going to be open and closed? it is confusing. we have a complete list on our website abc7.com. >> it is a similar message along the russian river, please stay away. that didn't stop people from trying to beat the heat and they worry beach goers may not socially distance and labor day arrived just as -- >> we love our visitors but folks trying to arrive here fme during the week or on another weekend. >> big crowds flocked the russian river and now locals worry about a repeat performance for the unofficial end of summer. >> firefighters keep making progress against the th

ast her time on the bench, is mostly dissents for issues relating to rhe hearings of cases. the willingness of letting abortion restrictions go in place, issues related to notification of parents even after a court has determined that a minor is sufficiently able to make those decisions for themselves. and there are also issues related to immigrants, the idea that you would send someone back to a country where they are going to face clear persecution it's related to the public charge rule. the idea you should not release grants to immigrants to work here, trying to find a better life. trying to find place with himself and their family there's a chance they might need public assistance. there are definitely things concerning about her rulings in addition to the statements she has made. one thing that applies incredibly strongly here, is the concern with the witness test. he said repeatedly that he would only nominate so much of the supreme court if they were willing to, and his words automatically overturn roe versus wade. someone who's willing to strike down the affordable l

unless and until the foreign medicine rhes including the russian. military individuals and crew have to the mysteries at our it with their weapons from the area lot of ground still to cover for you here on al-jazeera boris johnson in 15 minutes plus these stories a prominent critic of the chinese president xi jinping has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for corruption. also had anger in the colombian capital as a march against police brutality turns violent. hello there fairly unsettled picture across much of asia or what she now calls very closely is there is this is tropical storm dolphin you can see it very clearly here on the satellite now through wednesday it is going to be getting ever closer to eastern sections of honshu to begin to really push the rain in winds throughout wednesday at about 90 to 100 kilometers an hour and it's not expected to get any strong. but than that there would of course be gusts the high than that and then into china again southern areas and if you will those scattered showers and thunderstorms a little a clump o

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carlos dell rhe rio, tha very much. >>> justice ruth bader ginsburg became an icon in her 80s, and a pop culture after she was nicknamed notorious r.b.g. after the rapper b.i.g. her image was emblazoned on t shirts, mugs, dolls, even tattoos, something she did not understand, the latter. but she did enjoy it and bemused by the celebrate in this "snl's" weekend update. >> ginsburg. >> joining me now are three women who knew her and covered her for years, ruth markus, deputy editorial page editor at the "washington post." lisa, excuse me for butchering your name, former law clerk to justice ginsburg. and the senior correspondent and coauthor of the notorious r.b.g. ruth, first to you there are was a path-breaking woman. you were at harvard law. you can't imagine when you were at harvard law the nine women who were at harvard law with her in that class being told, you know, justify that -- you know, why you can take the place of a man. >> it -- she ushered in and was in the vanguard of a revolution of women at harvard law school. when i was -- i remember actually seeing her come to spea

up in the second, shaen murphy two-rbi single a four-run frame for the a's and just getting going as rhe three-run blastth of the season. a's take game 2, 10-1 over texas.aker looking to game 5. anthony davis, that's why they got him, fancy move to the hoop. laker led. he slams it back home. three-ball fallen away, beats the shot clock. stanley cup playoffs, that's former sharks head coach with vegas and former sharks captain wi daas lht thep here, his ninth of the playoffs, ties it up. less than a minute to go, stars in the power play, jamie benz snapped it home for his eighth of the post-season. dallas wins 2-1, they're one one away from the stanley cup. that's a look at sports. have a great sunday. >> all right, lisa, i know we're talking about fire danger could pick up or we could see some cooler fall temperatures, that would be the hope, right? >>> you're absolutely right, liz. we see both of that this time of year. we're well ahead in terms of our fire season, obviously. we are looking at a cold front that's going to miss us. it will bring some favorable winds at times. here is liv

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review by a grand jeannie rhe j. a full jury reviewing a case, those are important parts.pointed see so many people willing to throughout this important system of due process that protects people whether you like them or don't. it's the foundation of this country. the proper, this is the proper way for things to proceed when comb mines can review the evidence and come out with a determination. >> bret: i want to turn to the supreme court nomination. president saying that he's not meeting with barbara lagoa in washington. there was interesting thing. amy coney barrett is seen as a leading contender. here's the senate majority leader and minority leader. >> this guys falling within democratic president does not get to confirm every last judge he or she wants. and the sky is falling when a republican president gets to confirm any judges. >> why are they committing a paragraph so egregious that it risks shutting the last investors of trust that remain between our two parties. for what? because this is the only way for republicans to achieve their radical right-wing agenda. >>

it is like you said miles and miles and miles away to our north that's sort of some of us oking up rhe some of us definitely looking through the horizon that it too so you may be smelling at some of us aren't smelli it all all right much more coverage of this coming in a minute if you have pictures from your neighborhood of eerie looking start to this wednesday morning send it our way we'll make it part of ou werage on the dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are noalone. we've all had to adap your energy bills might go upith rising temperatures. together, can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... un stay well,if and keep it golden. >>hey >>44 right now and another fire broke out just overnight yuba county and that has prompted more evacuation we want to go to the scene we have a lia de janeiro from w with the very latest on a libya. this the latest fire in a string that we've seen erupting all over the state what's the situation there. >>well we're seeing as cal fire tries to get handle