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senate. >>> today, santa clara county )b will move into a less restrictive tier.esses can light up their open signs including indoor pe and gyms and fitness studios with modifications. schools can also open up if the ns in the red tier for 14 days. >>> gyfitness centers in san francisco can open back up outdoors. last week hair and nail salons got the green light to operate for limited outdoor services. san taking a more conservative approach to reopening. >>> traffic is on the mend as you work your way westbound 24. we're still seeing brake lights out of lafayette into orinda but all lanes now open near ranch. that's where an injury crash had lanes blocked for at least an hour. so traffic looking at little bit beetler and things are ovimpron thenimitz freeway. lanes are now clearing. taking a look at traffic westbound 580. loaded up this headed into that castro just seems like things are extra ound 101 out san jose, brake lights comingfrom 280 and 680. mary? >>> all right, well, it's a foggy start along the e bay. and actually for our inland locations as well. i'

officials announced overnight that some of the senators were being moved from santa rosa to petaluma the evacuation centers will be located at the sonoma marin fair grounds the petaluma veterans building sonoma raceway and a place to play park. now we have a full list of these evacuation centers on our website so once again if you're looking for them just head over to kron 4 dot com. once again, good morning, everyone and thank you for staying with us as we continue to follow this breaking news for you of course we have to get a check of the forecast we had a really nice weekend. but the weather will continue to heat up we need to check in on fire conditions and the temperatures today. so let's check in with meteorologist john trouble john good morning to you robin yeah, the big wins, the heat and then of course the dry humidity is where we're sitting. >>as far as fire danger is concerned those are the worst combination you could think of and we do of course have our fire burning in northern portions of napa county looking outside at the bay right now we don't have much marine layer

santa clara county previously issued a similar order. >>> senator feinstein's husband is now caught up in the uc admissions scandal. richard blum, who is a uc regent, wrote recommendation letters to help get friends and family into the uc system. the letters would be okay if blum had gone through the regular admissions process. however, he's accused of sending the letters through different channels, skirting the process. blum says he never considered it to be a problem. blum's name surfaced when an independent auditor found that uc berkeley improperly admitted at least 55 underqualified students during a six-year period. >>> you may see them if you're walking around downtown berkeley. ambassadors who are there to help police with smaller crimes. two of the ambassadors have now been specially trained to carry batons, pepper spray, and handcuffs. it's part of a three-month pilot program that started last month. the ambassadors will respond to reports of harassment or criminal activity at downtown businesses. the goal here is to calm situations down before the police are called. >>> a new

but from doha and i'm come out santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera president trump and the republican controlled senate are now expected to fast track a replacement for ginsburg they're trying to expand the top court conservative majority but democratic presidential contender joe biden says whoever is elected in november should have the right to pick a nominee and another new.

letter from kemal santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera president trump and the republican controlled senate are expected to now fast track a replacement for ginsburg as they try to collectively expand the top court's conservative majority. a democratic presidential contender joe biden says whoever's elected in november should be the one.

live from doha and i'm come out santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera president trump and the republican controlled senate are now expected to fast track a replacement for ginsburg they're trying to expand the top court conservative majority but democratic presidential contender joe biden says whoever is elected in november should have the right to pick a nominee and in other news protests against the president in peru but the more makers of voted not to outsmart it's caught up in an impeachment trial. the breaking news out of the united states this hour is that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has died from complications with pancreatic cancer the 87 year old was a pioneer in the champion of women's rights and the leader of the court's liberal wing she served there for 27 years and was only the 2nd woman appointed to america's highest the body people have gathered outside the supreme court to mark her passing late friday evening in the u.s. both president trump and democratic nominee joe biden have also made statements expressing their us politically that her death gives president trump a chance

senate may confirm her head of the u.s. election on november 3rd. crowds have been flocking to bars in florida after the state's governor run the santas lifted coronavirus restrictions on restaurants and businesses they can operate at full capacity the governor also eliminated fines against people refusing to wear masks florida's coronavirus death toll is the 3rd highest in the u.s. with more than 14000 people dead. swiss voters are deciding whether to limit freedom of movement with the european union and a referendum this weekend they michoud of is backed by the right wing swiss peoples party which has led the charge to limit migration currently swiss nationals can live and work anywhere in the e.u. and e.u. nationals can do the same in switzerland. this is deja vu news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news or visit our website www dot com. welcome to in good shape coming up. giving birth by syria one of the pros and cons. plus breastfeeding why many young mothers struggle with. hello and welcome to in good shape my topic today is about one of the middle east fascinating events in our life we've all gone through i'm talking about bi

santa fe argentina. a check political leader has met taiwan's president despite threats of retaliation from china senate president milosevic the show is not bound by czech government policy not to send delegations to the island which china considers part of its territory earlier this week he declared himself taiwanese in a speech to parliament beijing says he'll pay a heavy price for visiting the island. police in haiti are fired tear gas up crowds protesting against the murder of a prominent lawyer students from a law school in port au prince attempted to blockade the capital streets with burning tires the head of the bar association months. was shot dead in his home on friday no arrests have been made students accuse the government of complicit silence during a rise in violence and security in haiti. the u.s. says it suspending some aid to ethiopia over an ongoing down dispute with egypt the state department has call it a temporary poor's and has not revealed how much money will be held separately of state my compost says the decision was based on guidance from president trump ethiopia's decision to b

letter from kemal santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera president trump and the republican controlled senate are expected to now fast track a replacement for ginsburg as they try to collectively expand the top court's conservative majority. a democratic presidential contender joe biden says whoever's elected in november should be the one picking a nominee and another news protests against the president in peru but opposition lawmakers fail to win off votes to impeach him for moral incapacity. we begin with news out of the united states where supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has died from complications with pancreatic cancer the 87 year old was a pioneer and a champion of women's rights and was the leader of the court's liberal wing she served there for 27 years and was only the 2nd woman appointed to america's highs the body people have gathered outside the supreme court to mark her passing but president trump and democratic nominee joe biden have made statements as well expressing their sadness but her death does give president try. the chance to expand the supreme court's conserva

forest we can tell you that the santa ana winds were expected to pick up today they have not materialized yet in the hills above this area south of los angeles near the senate need a racetrack we are very concerned by that the dense and old growth brush and trees in the foothills that haven't burned since 1954 and what's happening below is everybody is packed and ready to go just in case they've issued warnings that that could happen those evacuation orders could materialize this afternoon or even overnight so no one will be sleeping well tonight and the record temperatures over the weekend the good news have fallen however there is still that forecast of wind the good news again though is that the humidity has come up in southern california with some marine influence and some fog rolling in this morning that has stayed with us and kept the santa ana winds at bay at least for now the stasia and jennifer you mentioned those record temperatures well the governor gavin newsome has been unequivocal that this is climate change and used these unprecedented temperatures combined with the drought and then the lightning strikes people on the ground there almost brac

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>>according to state senator mike mcguire calfire local firefighters are trying to divert resources around they can contain all 3 of these fires that have started up. santa rosa. again the fire department they're saying it's no longer safe to remain in those locations that jonathan just said north calistoga south calistoga and people though that live in riken valley skyhawk and lows almost are being encouraged to review their evacuation and preparedness information right now they're just being told to be ready because so far the glass fire has burned 2500 acres again at 0% contained. we don't have information just yet on acreage burned for the shady or the boys and fires or at this point if all 3 of those fires are going to be combined into one complex but more than 2000 structures are threatened by the fires that are burning right now. the cause has not been determined, but it started around 04:00am and it did spark in an area that was under a red flag warning and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking the extreme fire danger that is in the north bay tonight she joins us now with the very latest information good evening breeze. a good evening j

continues in just a moment, this is video from santa rosa where dozens of homes have been burned by this glass fire after the break. we'll hear from the state senator who is serving the front lines this morning is for cea's prepare for their first playoff game tomorrow in oakland against chicago white sox and your bottom alvin has named his starting the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>as our wildfire coverage continues tonight, one of the people in the thick of things today north bay state senator bill dodd, he there's been forced to watch a large portion of his district just go up in flames, the senator also a napa resident kron four's catherine heenan talk to him today after he toured some of the worst hit areas alongside the napa county sheriff. >>there was

senator dodd. also have with us susan gon, chair of the board of supervisors, and mayor tom from the city of santa rosa. chair goran, do you have any thoughts you would like share? you're on mute. >> there you are. thank you, paul. and thank you to our federal and state legislators once again right by our side with the assistance that we need and the heartfelt understanding about what our survivors are going through. all too terrifyingly familiar for us. and i watched the glass fire, and the air resources being poured in on sunday. we were enveloped in smoke, and for recognizing that that fire would ember and come cascading down the hill and over the ridge the very next -- or the very next evening. and a very similar way to what happened almost three years to the day in 2017. and my heart goes out to all of the folks who lost homes, and thank you, mr. godly and cal fire for starting to work on the damage estimates. i know i'm receiving a lot of e- mails anxious to learn the fate of their personal homes and their outbuildings, and of course any livestock or pets that they may not have been able to

santa clara. the u.s. has had more then 6 and a half million covid-19 cases and more than 195,000 people have died. today on capitol hill senators grilled top us health experts about how to stop the spread of this virus and when a vaccine will be ready. our washington dc correspondent alexander le mon has the story. >>despite president trump's public statements that a covid-19 vaccine could be ready next month cdc director doctor robert redfield says he doesn't expect one to be widely available for another 9 to 12 months late 2nd quarter 3rd quarter. 2021 health officials say it's possible very limited doses of a covid-19 vaccine could be ready by the end of this year, but they say those would be prioritized for health care workers and those most at risk just face mask. >>is more guaranteed to protect me against covid then when i take a covid vaccine democrats say president trump is damaging americans trust in health officials he not only said that mass cause problems to he also shared a tweet. >>saying masks represent a culture of silence slavery and social death admiral brett draw are the assistant secretary of health defended

senate. the bill includes $300 a week in extra jobless benefits. but no stimulus checks or aid to states. democrats say it's insufficient. >>> today, gyms in santay will resume indoor services. this, after the county met the state's covid benchmarks for new cases and positive testing rates. for now, fitness clubs can only have a 10% occupancy. >>> i'm gianna franco in the traffic center. taking a look at the roadways rye now. bay bridge toll plaza still backed up all approaches are slow and go as well especially off the eastshore freeway commute now a 21 minute drive time. highway 4 to the maze. still busy in the altamont pass, there's a crash as you connect over to 680 from the westbound 580 connector. and i just got some new information on this traffic alert along highway 1. both directions now shut down near the san mateo county line due a crash where a vehicle went up the hillside. mary? >>> all right, gianna, well, today we have smoke not just aloft but now down to the surface. a big concern we are starting off the day with unhealthy air quality and for parts of san francisco and the north bay very enhealth ctoing a record 2 days and unheal

senators who are facing election. that that's all they have are politics and political pressure to stop this from happening. >>thank you so much this is professor bradley june who's that santa clara university, thank you for joining us here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. >>washington reacting to the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg since last night people been gathering outside of the supreme court to remember the justice our washington correspondent kelli meyer. >>here's from those morning. and also takes a look now at what's to come. as it is expected to be a political battle over who will fill her seat. >>the crowds outside of the nation's highest court continue to grow saturday as news of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg's death spread their such power to being residents in this area and for this this historical moment and for her to be able to see it. firsthand hawks drove into the city with her family and shared with her daughter the meaning of the moment just to see how many people actually came here today after her death really shows how important she was this memorial came together overnight and it's been a constant stream of people

santa? >> he was at the bottom. he was a freshman. he had no committees. walter mondale was the senior senatornd he was treated like somebody who was just starting. he was given no respect. he found his own way and with a short time he was working on bills again and he passed a couple of different bills during that time. he got back into it. >> us take a call from michigan. hello, amy. >> my question is sent senator humphrey served during the mccarthy of -- era, what was his relationship with jobs and courtney? >> that is a with a complicated question. he tried to pass something called the communist control act were to try to make it illegal to be communist. that was done in some part because he was trying to make joe mccarthy -- to bring the truth out and force his hand so he would have to prove somebody was a communist and would be illegal. he could not be quite so passe about it or blase about how he attacked people. he would have to incriminate them. that was a bad plan. it did not work. he did not like joe mccarthy or any of his tactics. he did not like anything about what he did. >> we j