some called it the silk road of help. me, me some cindy thought physically felt more safe if china came to help us. you've told me least the look on the if someone is already faced the same problems before you look and found solution, you know, maybe haven't. yeah. it does give you a feeling of security that sort of cynical don't want to hit the link with mentor. did a quick question. so the, because you see these problem building and you don't know how to solve a long cycle, many side of the china as the savior in times of need. whether it was politically motivated or not. the symbolism worked for ricardo in his family . in the early stages of the pandemic, no help was forthcoming from the european union. ah, we saw when we saw china that really experienced a catastrophe in the beginning of the pandemic. and china was really devastating in the beginning. so course on what they offer to help us with that it showed us that they were prepared out on their power some of the most. and they're afraid of nothing and nobody can

i turned down the road.aid that is when they saw the vehicle and vince got out to help. not long after she heard gunshots. >> i heard like, two, maybe three like popping sounds. and my husband had rounded the hedge of the passenger side of the vehicle. he was trying to get in. and the guy was behind him and he kept pulling him back out. and he was hitting him. oh my husband kept saying was, go, drive, go, get out of here. >> she described a chaotic scene with a random motorist, but then investigators asked her about vincent valve meant with those drug dealers. suggesting perhaps that it wasn't so random after all. jesse told them what she knew. >> he told me that he had bought a large quantity of methamphetamine's. he said, we are now in debt to people, to bad people. about $20,000. >> we have to check into his drug usage if we could find anything else from friends and family if he was using or even dealing drugs. >> if this story checks out, that's pretty serious? >> if we can prove that, yes. >> while jess

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there are road closures due to a fire near water world parkway. >>> this fire is off willow pass road are looking at video we received in the past hour of what a contra costa firefighter saw as he arrived on scene. justin andrews joins us live with the latest. justin. >> reporter: this fire did major damage to the roof. i want to step out of the way and call your attention to up top. that's basically a shell of the roof. fire crews have been really fighting this for more than two hours, going on three at this point. a lot of manpower went into this. at least four ladder trucks were dousing water on the building during the height of the flames. that's just in the air. dozens were on the ground at lin's buffet. we are told the business has been vacant for a while. it's on willow pass road half a mile from six flags hurricane harbor. fire crews got the call around i think 2:40 this morning and within six minutes got to the scene and saw the building fully engulfed. the flames were shooting through the roof. i want to call your attention to something. look at the parking lot. there are se

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all this is extraneous to abate about roads and bridges.othing could be further from the truth. we have to deal with the climate crisis and ideally, an infrastructure package could be a way to deal with a lot of it, to lower emissions instead of contribute into them. and that has not been where republicans want the conversation to go. one thing i will mention since you brought it up, there was a call the journalistic arm of greenpeace, last week they released transcripts of calls and undercover journalist had with someone who said honestly through the call, was very transparent, they wanted washington lawmakers out of these discussion, to refocus the base of our infrastructure from climate to just roads and bridges and traditional things we have come to understand as infrastructure. it is not hard to parse out why republicans might be saying that, especially those that take a lot of money and have regular meetings with exxon mobil. jesse: viewers can take part in the conversation. we are going to open regular lines. democrats, you are at [i

it is a long road ahead of us. the fact that we were able to come together last night with the diverse views on the budget committee was a strong shot out of the gate. i am sure my friends on the others of the aisle will pan this and say a or another -- one thing or another. they don't want to reach out and help american families. they want to help those wealthy people. they don't want their taxes to rise. they are going to criticize it and use their usual name-calling. that is what they have been doing for years. i am quite sure they will raise phony concerns about the debt and deficit. you can give tax cuts to big corporations and now you're going to ask you we want to help middle-class families. give us and give the american people a break. the american people won't buy their criticisms. creating jobs, providing family leave, making education, housing and health care more affordable, flighting -- fighting llama change. nobly believes these policies are the policies on the road. -- on the road to what they might

they're designed for better roads. the petro power engines where out fast, these people are not bringing the spare parts. and if you find the, you know, the little bit too expensive. so we will go for about that. i'm the well not for general nuka. he's one of a handful of writers here. he's been given an electric motor like for try it out a few moving parts, a requires little maintenance and no fuel. got come back in my care. when i used to petrol driven motor bikes, i could save $20.00 a month. now with the electric bike, i can save about $80.00, changing batteries costs less than half of what i spent on fuel. john says the cost savings make a big difference to him and his family. the buy he's writing comes from this workshop is in the capital, nairobi, the sweetest company called opi birth has developed the points here. lucy miguel is one of a team of engineers who designed them specifically for the rough roads. and for the growing most bike market, the biggest challenge will be making the price is compared to the fu

good on the roads. they can carry almost any kind of cargo or about 2000000 bikes on the roads. most of them are used to serve paying customers. the numbers, doubling about every 8 years with it, that carbon emissions. it's a similar story in much of the developing world, right? as we spoke to in this town in western kenya, they did tired of coming here to the mechanic. most of the motor bikes made in china and india had designed for better roads. the petrol power engines where out fast, these people are not bringing or spare parts. and if you find, you know, the little bit too expensive. so we will go for about 10. i'm the well north journal, nuka, he's one of a handful of writers. here he's been given an electric motor like for try it as few moving parts requires little maintenance and no fuel got come back in my care when i used to petrol driven motor bikes, i could save 20 dollars a month. now with the electric bike, i can save about $80.00, changing batteries cost less than half of what i spent on fuel. john says the cost savings make a big difference to him and his family.

so i believe bland is somewhere on a straight road looking west.e is the meeting house that he says he's to the right of. the two widow davises own the farms on the other side of these intersections and the british at this point were just starting to come to the end of their flank march and come to a rest, to take a break literally. they literally were taking tea, some of the officers here, on osborne's hill, well behind the right flank of washington's army. you can see they're behind hazen's regiment at this point. about 2:00 sullivan reports this information. colonel bland has said at this moment sent word that the enemy are at the rear of my right about two miles coming down. there are about two brigades of them. there's actually a lot more than that. he also said he saw dust back in the country for about an hour. there's a reference to the dust being kicked up by the marching column. the intelligence i received that they were actively coming that way, i instantly communicated to washington. again, i don't see what sullivan has done wrong up to

they had a nephew that the call to the road was tucked away. now at the space. mrs. during the harvey sisters. and so it's probably in there. >> and then in 1962 of doctor mason in the room with the enormous conservation effort over 600 hours of work. the marshall house was transferred to the stewardship of the virginia antiquities and in 1913 the house was open to the public on that opening weekend the star attraction for the harvey sisters. when emily died in 1920 it was part of the permanent collection. what has been exhibited in various spots around the house generally shown in the mansion including the smithsonian 1967. for many years of display, exposure to late light and stress on the fibers by hanging at have compounded to the fragility of the remarkable object. sometimes it is the worst enemy. that make it more sensitive and those to be involved in the processing of black fabric and then that structure and also increases the rate so also to be sensitive to changes of temperature and humidity as well as exposure to uv rays. with the many years of display and

forces have been battling across the road. that is bridge the commercial flight stop till wednesday is the front line moved towards the city. so how many kilometers from the city was that takes or think united nations regional compound is also on that road. on friday the un blamed the tele bonsa hitting its perimeter with grenades and gunfire. although the telephone said it was caught in the crossfire, the un secretary general called the attack deplorable. going on a month ago, the majority of her, our province was government controlled or contested. now the taliban is in control of much of the province, herat city, and its surrounding districts of the only thing that stopped the fight is controlling a 300 kilometers stretch of road east. from the iranian border. former governor and merger had in later ismael hahn has rallied his supporters to protect the city and both the ask and military's response. hundreds of his fighters are on the front lines. yesterday the president called me and we spoke on the phone. he said he will s

looks quiet on the roads. it may turn out to be one of the busiest travel weekends ever as people are making up for plans last year. everybody wants to get out. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live to break down some of the bay area travel numbers and why you should plan to pay a little bit more at the gas pump. should have filled up last monday. >> that's exactly right. the ironic thing is i'm sitting here and my gas light came on and i'll be paying more. how much i can expect to pay in a little bit. as you mentioned a lot of folks making up for the holiday they missed last year we've been doing travel stories today and yesterday. i spoke to a woman last year was pretty miserable didn't spend time with family so making it up this year, same story for millions of folks across the nation. according to aaa they estimate 47.7 million americans will be traveling for the holiday and 43 million are expected to be driving. they also estimate travel between 4 and 5:00 this evening is expected to be the worst time

looks quiet on the roads.ut to be one of the busiest travel weekends ever as people are making up for plans last year. everybody wants to get out. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live to break down some of the bay area travel numbers and why you should plan to pay a little bit more at the gas pump. should have filled up last monday. >> that's exactly right. the ironic thing is i'm

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keep that in mind if you are hitting the roads later today. the road and use public transit, great idea. there are schedule changes due to the holiday and golden gate transit, free rides today. mary. >>> good morning. a pacific ocean breeze is in full effect, low clouds, areas of fog, even that drizzle again as we start our day. you see the wet san francisco mark hopkins hotel cam, the drops on our live camera as we look to san francisco. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s as we start our day. concord and san jose, good morning at 59, 57 oakland, 58 livermore, 55 in downtown san francisco and santa rosa coming in at 53. morning drizzle picking up .06, .02 in pacifica, los gatos, about .01. that on shore flow, owes breeze is kicking in for us. light westerly winds this morning, 26-mile per hour winds with that delta breeze in fairfield. low clouds, morning fog, patchy drizzle this morning. as we head through afternoon, clearing for most of us except for the coast and really just minor day to day changes as we look to the next few days through

and that road.or the community. i don't hold to the premise that even putting these in would have prevented somebody trying to roll a car trying to roll a car down if they were intent on criminal activity on that evening. amongst the 30 arrests made by police were young adults, teenagers and even children. and it's that younger generation that many people say are in particular need of a helping hand. they come here — there's 60, 70 kids here a night that's not roaming the roads, playing, you know, silly buggers with people's cars, or malicious damage. they're in here and they're learning a little bit of a skill and a little bit of respect. stephen crocker is a former boxer, now a coach at the local club. without this, where would you be? you'd be on the streets at night, nothing to do and that's what they do — they're roaming the roads with nothing to do. terry here has helped thousands of kids over the years. it teaches you a lot of discipline. especially after training, you are so tired you can't

and, if you are going on a road trip, just keep in mind the roads will be a lot busier than hey wereemember, if you're traveling monday, it is going to be very busy too as people come back home. >> got to leave yourself plenty of time. all right, gio, thanks so much. eva over to you. >>> now to the latest on that tropical threat. elsa strengthening into a hurricane. let's go back to ginger tracking it all. good morning, again, ginger. >> reporter: eva, elsa is the first hurricane of the atlantic season, and if it feels early, it is. now we see the impacts to barbados this morning. we saw gusts to 86 miles per hour, max sustained winds 75. a cat 1 right now, and it is flying west-northwest at 28 miles per hour. the track gets wider for a reason because there is quite a bit of uncertainty after it passes by some of the caribbean islands there with six to ten inches of rain, one to three feet of storm surge. right now it hugs the florida west coast. but see how they have that cone? there's a 200-mile spread for error and we do have time. this is by early next week. we have the weekend a

another one at tennyson road and another one at whipple road. so things going to be pretty slow as a traveling along a t with another hot spot. this was out of fremont southbound 6.80, at mall parkway again, auto mall parkway that offer has been closed for the past 3 hours or so. good alternate would be washington boulevard. let's look at the bay bridge. no major issues here. a little under 13 minutes for your drive time. so we're kind of scene a little bit of some improvement along that bridge for other ones are really slows. also the richmond sandra fell bridge. as you can see there, we have another accident down here in berkeley, 80 eastbound at gilman street keeping a close eye on your busy wednesday morning commute. send it back to the news. the attackers out there right now. and there's many more like him. i think this is just another example to remain now to a story that we'll see. first right here on kron. 4 san francisco couple speaking out about this man who. >> was seen on video following and harassing them on market street on sunday.

but they actually just can't reach at the moment because roads have been washed away. and now that most of the water is gone, is 0 ready in assessment of how big the damage actually is. again, i've spoken to if you residents and $11.00 told me that that just for them possibly add the cost was run up into the maybe millions of your room. but there's also the emotional damage that the storms have done as well. i spoke to this woman and she told me that house i've been destroyed with her grandmother and it's been in the family now. so 2 generations. and she found it very difficult to talk about that because in losing this harm was a very, very close to how hot. and she felt like just losing that was something which is beyond a kind of financial costs as well. and that's not just for one resident, but for all of the resident care in oakland time and also throughout the whole of our region. that's reported kate mortar invalid. fortunately much thanks. k. germany's interior minister horse say horse. i said he has no doubt that this extreme weather is a consequence of climate

if you are hitting the road tonight. here's a look at what it will cost you to fill up your gas tank in oakland and gallon of regular will cost about $4.35. a penny more in san jose. a santa rosa 4.44 and is 4.45 in san francisco roads and airports are expected to be packed all weekend long. triple a is predicting almost 48 million americans will be traveling but the weekend is already getting off to that rocky start as we mentioned for people heading out of town markie. martin reports. >> despite the highest 4th of july gas prices since 2014. this weekend is expected to be the busiest independence day ever on the roads. i don't know who can put it in our triple a expects almost 44 million cars to hit the highway as americans have finally had enough of staying home some experts calling it the revenge travel phenomenon people are going to travel regardless of the prices to see family and so i think it's just. >> and it is what it is. >> another 3 and a half million people expected to fly for their long weekend. up dramati

so for now, italy is still part of the silk road. even though no chinese money has flowed into 3, yes, so far i always say why we didn't began that part of the way. she's cool over back to the initiative. what it is, the opposite. they accept our b of development as some of our places on the maritime stake road. but they needed an idea of development. natalie, money. every chinese arrived with france and ideas. we have our ideas. we know what that can be. meanwhile, the chemical ratchet, the man who engineered the deal in the 1st place, believes that the fear of china is totally exaggerated and could have disastrous consequences or italy. my forecasts because of your politics misunderstanding. i think the likely scenario that i have now is that to italy, as slows down on the corporation with asia flows down on the corporation with china slows down on the development of technology lows down on the development of infrastructure for tomorrow. the way these, which are all the things that we need, that we do not to do by ourselves. and so

lived close together on i the road called fork road half mile to the right. so i believe gland is looking west. here's the house he says he's to the right of. the two daviss own the farms on either side of this intersection. the british at this point were just starting to come to the end of their flank march and come to a rest, take a break, literally. they were taking tea some of the officers on osbourne hill well behind the right flank of wash's army. you can see they're behind hayes regimen at this point. about 2:00 sullivan reports this information. colonel gland at this moment said the enemy are in the rear of my right about two miles coming down, about two brigade of them. there's actually a lot more than that. he also said he saw the dust back in the country for an hour and there's a reference to that dust kicked up by the marching column. the first intelligence i received they were coming that way i instantly communicate to washington. again, i don't see what sullivan has done wrong up to this point that everybody is going to blame him for. he is repo

so not too many cars on the road just yet. southbound 6.80 from dublin to fremont just a 13 minute drive time and other times around the bay here highway one. oh, one from morgan hill to san jose just 9 minutes. and if you plan on taking barter caltrain this morning. i'm not tracking any delays just oo know. for those of you who do take the ace trains east 7.10 is still suspended. james and darya. >> thanks a lot. the big story this morning is in the east bay. 2 people are dead, several others in critical condition after a chaotic and dangerous holiday weekend. oakland's police chief says it was one of the most violent 4th of july holidays that he can remember with kron four's theresa stasi with more on what happened. >> chaos and disorder on the streets of oakland. this is what faced residents living in the east bay city on the 4th of july in a 24 hour period. the police chief monday listing off the shootings. the deaths, the assaults on officers, the crime which engulfed the at about 06:25pm in the 5400 block. 5700 block of

they won their second gold medal ever in the men's road race cycling.or over 6 hours and it was a bit of a rollercoaster one too. but in the end, it was richard carapaz who broke away with six kilometres to go and held on, to cross the line with his rivals out of sight. it's ecuador�*s first gold medal since 1996 and it's been a good few weeks for him. he was 3rd in the tour de france, last week. he's a teammate of gerint thomas in cycling's team ineos, and for the second olympics running, thomas saw his medal hopes ruined by a crash. fellow brit tao geoghegan hart lost control of his front wheel. both fell onto the tarmac and although they got back on, they had lost too much ground and eventually thomas pulled out. wout van aert of belguim won silver by a tyre width ahead of tour de france champion, tadej pogacar who took the bronze to put slovenia on the medals table. tough time for the tennis player. concerns raised by novak djokovic. but after just the first day of the tennis tournament a number of players have said the conditions are too difficult

mike inouye is tracking the roads and highways. but first want to bring in nbc bay area's cierra johnson. she's in millbrae. i know you've been talking to drivers. what are they telling you? >> reporter: a lot of the drivers were really just saying how excited they are to get back on the road and get to be able to really see family and friends in this capacity. as we all know, last year was kind of a wash with covid. so this year everyone is excited to be out and about. so many people have plans, millions have plans to travel this holiday season. just to give you an idea, 47.7 million americans have plans for this fourth of july weekend. plans of traveling, 43 million of them are expected to do that traveling over the road. so travel is expected to increase by as much as 40% this year with so many folks on the road you can imagine there's going to be a little bit of traffic. we spoke with one traveler who said the traffic is understandable, given the fact that so many people are just trying to get out. >> last fourth of july we wer

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some called it the silk road of help me me sons. and he thought he felt more safe just trying to came to help us out or, or least look on the if someone has already faced the same problems before you. okay. and found solution, you know, maybe haven't. yeah, it does give you a feeling of security and sort of syndicate. don't want to ship the language mental deduction. sense of the nice because you see these problem building and you don't know how to solve them in the cycle. many side of the china as the savior in times of need. whether it was politically motivated or not. the symbolism worked for ricardo in his family. in the early stages of the pandemic, no help was forthcoming from the therapy and unions me. the we saw when i get a prima, we saw china that really experienced catastrophe in the beginning of the pandemic. and china was really devastating in the morning. so course they offered to help us and it showed us that they were prepared. i don't know that there are power some of the most time. they're afraid of nothing. and no

of them on the road. private partnerships, those are hard pay force. -- fors. i think it can come together. we avoid hard pay fors here on almost everything we do. that's what bothers me in terms of not taking what we all know we need, lack of political will, to get that in concrete terms. >> democrats i think would say when you put red lines around raising taxes, that makes it harder to come up with some of the pay fors. i want to ask you about what we're seeing now with covid. you're in the health committee meeting earlier today, what did you make of the administration doctors really pushing for people to go out and get vaccinated. only about half all hoosiers are fully vaccinated. >> i think if we didn't have the vaccination, imagine the place we would be in. some people may disagree with it in principle, but i think it is important to get it done. i think in places where they've got to lower the normal vaccination rate, unless you have just a few reasons not to that you need to get it done. when it co

another remarkable vote today, the men's road race.television to watch it, you saw hundreds of japanese people at the side of the road cheering on the cyclists. one of the only events they feel they can go and see safely stop the enthusiasm was infectious. as they got into the home straight, literally hundreds of japanese spectators were there with the children as well. those are some of the pictures that we are seeing on domestic tv at the moment. more to come throughout the evening here in tokyo. for now, back to the studio. more on the olympics during the course of this news. president biden has warned that the united states is facing a "pandemic of the unvaccinated", as the delta variant of coronavirus spreads rapidly in areas where the uptake ofjabs has been low. speaking in virginia, mr biden praised the governor of alabama — kay ivey — who said it was time to start blaming the unvaccinated for the rise in infections. here's our north america correspondent david willis. with less than 34% of its population fully vaccinated, alaba

but we constructing a road from the town of body to the road. it's 45 kilometers long, that we full bridges over it. and also the pipelines which will carry the water to them will be laid alongside the road. now we're flattening the road and sing. we will stop pouring cement despite all, if it's the work goes on slowly because this region as heavily mind, it's now a long and complex vote economy because but those are b jones gum and says it is determined to transform again, territories like them into areas of high tech, the allotment, based on what is called the smart city concept. we have the master plan which was adopted, where, according to this plan, we're going to implement the a lot of the project concerning the road construction costs wanting to the utilities. and then also the here where use the green energy, where use the contemporary rules technologist here like the in the width of technologies. so all of this work, what the planning to do here. but that could be easier said than done with no basic facilities in police. it will remain

find new roads at your local chevy dealer.sure you call 811 before you dig. calling 811 to get your lines marked: it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines, we provide you the information so you will dig safely. drivers lined up along stage treat in front of six flags to fill up their tanks with free gas, fresh start church hosted the event, its annual organizers say there were no strings attached church just the church's way of giving back to the community in a fun and creative way. not only has the pandemic being difficult on people financially, but the increase in gas prices recently have really taken a toll. valeo has a lot of computer families, and so we know that something as simple as putting gas in someone to take may in turn, give them another meal. this is the second year fresh star churches hosted this gas giveaway. well, you can expect major delays in contra costa count if you plan to pass through conquered this weekend. this is a second straight weekend that caltrans is closing north us highway 2 42 an

i'm gary from up the road. lovely to meet you. has been working the case for m years. although he's driven by, he has never been to the site where the body was found. gary pugh, a neighbour who lived on the road at the time of the discovery, has come to help us pinpoint the exact location. so what wqas it — can you describe what it was like then? just an old farmhouse. of course, it was old and deteriorated. i'd smell this odour, i did not know what it was, it was kind of faint and i thought it was in the lumber barn nearby. so we are talking right here where they saw the skull in the grass and stuff. so the skull and the mandible and everything else kind of laid — out back towards where the house laid this way with the main part of her body and stuff. for decades, there was not a single lead in the case. unfortunately, the autopsy didn't show any because it was so degraded, they couldn't show what all happened to her. they were not able to determine exactly how she was killed. you did not have a name, you didn't know how she was

there are some nearby streets and roads like marbury road. also north jackson avenue. again, this is in san jose. that area eastbound mckee road closed to traffic from jose figures to jackson avenue. we're looking at the bay bridge and you see no major delays on major issues as you head from the east bay over to the city to that fremont street exit will take you a little under 10 minutes to make that drive. let's look at the san mateo bridge and check out things there's your head in a cross towards the peninsula. not any major issues. traffic definitely is pretty light at this hour. again, as little under 30 minutes for you to make it across towards the peninsula and the richmond sandra fell commute that's been light this morning about 9 minutes as you travel out of richmond heading toward sandra fell. stay on top of your morning commute. we'll have more on that throughout the morning. but for now, let's get back to the news. a popular high school teacher is the focus of a assault lawsuit filed against east bay school district. the former student who alleges the assaul

if roads are black, not even u.s. forces are allowed to go down those roads. we started setting up battle positions along these roads. my platoon was tasked out to go set up battle positions. you would go in, secure these homes from the iraqis. we would give them about eight hours to pack up and leave. we would give them a ticket. they would take that ticket to baghdad and basically the u.s. government would buy them out. you know, the way i explain that is you think about your own house, you know, you don't know but tonight forces are going to come in your house and give you eight hours to get everything out, and anything you can't get out in eight hours, now it belongs to us; right? you know, americans, you know, we're kind of spoiled, and we're kind of, you know, used to the lap of luxury a little bit. you know, i could probably get a few friends over to my house with their pickup trucks, and we could probably start loading some stuff up, but there is no way i could clear out my entire house in eight hours. but in iraq, the entire area would come out. the e

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see the people on the road getting started with their day, and so are we. the team here this morning getting ready to go. >> that's amazing. finally back to of crowded. >> yeah. ♪ ee so good ♪ ♪ >> never stopped working. >> yeah, it was a lot of work working from home. usually from the show my daughter would be awake and i would hear her in the other room talking in the middle of the night, and it was a little distracting and i have no distractions here. >> it's all good. >>> let's get started and get you out the door this morning. as we start out, temperatures nice and cool. 56 degrees as you head out the door in martinez. we'll see a few clouds here and there and as we go into the rest of the morning, clearing out. let's head to the south bay, 78. this will be one of the coolest days of the week as we reach 74 in milpitas. morgan hill heading up towards 80 degrees. 68 degrees in hayward. 86 degrees in brentwood today. nice and warm in some spots, and still foggy and cool near the coast as we reach up in the 60s, and then 75, very nice and comfortable in n

in the road race, and a competitor in the tae kwon do.l in thejudo and other gold is up for grabs as well in the judo and the swimming, but we get ourfirst look at in the judo and the swimming, but we get our first look at the women in the artistic gymnastics, that is our first look at simone biles, the most decorated gym asked of all time, for gold in rio, she has a new mauve on the vault, if she lands it it will be the fifth movie named after her. that is how much of a legend she is. a scheme allowing key workers to avoid covid self—isolation in england has been significantly expanded, following criticism it did not go far enough. currently, most people identified as close contacts of someone with coronavirus have to self—isolate for 10 days — which the government says is "crucial" in controlling the spread of the virus. our business correspondent simon browning reports. as the days pass, the list grows of key workers who qualify for exemption from covid isolation in england. police, fire, borderforce, transport and freight staff will n

thomas was determined to leave it on its road, but he was starting to flag.nt fuji beckoned it's all its brutish —— brutal beauty, but thomas was out in likely his last olympics. adam yates was the highest place britain, but richard carol has claimed ecuador�*s second goal —— richard carapaz. more big names today beginning their quest. peaty is as close to a medal as you can get. he's unbeaten in seven years of the 100 metre breaststroke. helen glover has won back—to—back gold and the women's pairs, but since rio, had three children. her partner is an nhs doctor and on the day of glover's sons�*s birthday, the pair came third. double olympic champion max whitlock was in action, through to the final. it’s max whitlock was in action, through to the final. �* , , ., ., to the final. it's been a long time waitin: , to the final. it's been a long time waiting. and _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why it - to the final. it

bicyclists need to share roads. it is not reasonable to divert vehicle traffic to be accommodated on the great highway to residential streets. stop aggressively shutting down public access to people who drive. yes, people. the city has re-opened. we need to be pragmatic about the needs of people to movie efficiently through the city as they choose and must. parks and rec stop being overly idealistic. >> thank you, call le. >> your minute begins now. >> kids safe sf. i am in full support of great time walkway. we are a climate emergency 80% of trips in the city should be by means other than driving by 2030. great walkway is an opportunity to live up to the value to put the space to better use. more people enjoy the great walk kay and i have supported the small businesses. it is the second most popular space to turn to highway is climate change denial. we need to act now to address traffic issues. full-time promenades will allow it to be mitigated so we are not back here in 18 months. this is one of the few good thing

what did the neighbors say they want aside from these road closures? >> reporter: so many of the neighbors say they want beyond just more police, they want the police to be more active and enforce the existing rules and laws here in the city but on the other hand you have a lot of police officers working learned that any kind of aggressive tactics will cause more issues and conflict with the community members, so there's a fine balance that they are trying to achieve as well so that seems to be a big challenge for the police officers as they have told me in the past. >> no doubt, a tough line to walk. reporting live from the lake, da lin. holiday weekend, how airports are handling the crush of passengers. >>> those traveling may notice a smoother ride through one bay area city. we tell you about a road repair record. >>> this picture dropped his pants during delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hu

officers were called to the scene on totally road near center at 1 39 this morning. they say a woman was struck as she walked right outside the crosswalk. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. police say the person who hit her was driving a red early. 2000 sport utility vehicle and left the scene after the collision. a former coach for the san francisco 49 ers, greg knapp, has died from his injuries after he was struck. buy a car in san ramon ktvu azenith smith as more on how he's being remembered. you know, i think great coaches tell you what you need to do not what you're doing wrong, and, uh, greg had a way of doing that. jim mora coached alongside greg knapp in the nfl in san francisco, atlanta and seattle. mora had visited napa at john muir medical center in walnut creek before turning to his home in idaho. you know when i was with him and saying goodbye to him. my sense was that he was at peace. last saturday afternoon nap was doing what he loved out on a bike ride on doherty road near north, marduk wrote in san ramon when he was struck by a car.

at the 242 highway 4 connector there is over night road work in effect. also not far from the freeway, a building fire, fire activity in the area and willow pass road. 680 is at the limit with no delays. the bay bridge toll plaza, so far so good. easy ride as you head into san francisco, no metering lights yet. san m bridge, no delays between 880 and 101. >>> we have breaking news in the east bay, going live to concord where there is a huge fire as you can see, an active fire fight. this is on willow pass road. gianna mentioned it. it appears to be a chinese buffet. there is a second story as well. there is significant damage as you can see. the fire fight is continuing. we did get this picture from firefighters when the building was really roaring. this is east of 242. lately they've been doing more defensive operations. as you can see from the picture on twitter, the building was fully engulfed in flames once firefighters got there. >>> also modera and mariposa, there is a big fire and dozens of people have been evacuated. this is in the central valley.