is virginia lieutenant governor winsome sears. thank you for joining us, madame lieutenant governor, people can move where they want to and work where they want to go to college or university where they want to. why not take the same approach with school before college? >> this is the very question that i asked myself and the voters are asking, and people who look like me say it's about time we have that same ability. because the other side unfortunately is using education as a bl a political weapon, as a parent there is just one question, is my child learning. that is it, full stop. is my child learning, with a good education my child will have a future, hope, this is the new fight in brown versus board of education, that was about a parent's ability to choose the best school for the child. and here we are 50 something years later, we're still making that request. actually, we're not questirequesting it, we're going to get it the democrats are not going to keep using this as a wedge to dreyfto drive drive us against each other. t

. >> sears in bavaria sear yeah. >> picking it up with your fingers. part of the experience and you want to wash it down with a nice glass of italian all right. the to those little guys francisco vicki liviakis kron, 4 news >> you did it. i did that they're that we're always looking for great places to dine in or get takeout in your neighborhood. >> you can use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code and it will take you directly to the dine. and dish web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. and that wraps up kron. 4 his 5. that's hard to say. now. i know it but we have a lot more news ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. catherine heenan is here with a look. you did say on for you started clarify. all right. >> coming up at 6 o'clock, major delays continue on bart after an electrical problem on the train were going to have a live update. >> on where things stand and the city of oakland has recorded its 90nd homicide of the year. i'm shooting tonight left one person dead. 2 people injured. i'm catherine heenan. the news at

yeah, we're going to be searing heat out there. you've got some hot hundreds likely show up in some of the valleys by tomorrow afternoon. get the morgan hill. you get to gilroy. we're talking triple digit heat, 100 degrees in livermore. 100 in danville about of 100 and conquered 100 in antioch. you get to vacaville. maybe we start talking about 106 degrees now along the coastline. you get that seabreeze only in the 60's. so really comfortable right out toward the beaches. and here's how we're going to play. i think we'll see weak little ripple in the atmosphere come through on friday. that may knock down the temperatures just slightly. but after that moves by these numbers, soaring a 104070806 as we get to next monday and tuesday. that will probably be right around the peak of the heat. but this could be around for a long time. probably not cooling off until next thursday and friday. >> all right, lawrence, thank in the east bay today, a major cleanup effort to remove a lot of dead fish in oakland's popular lake merritt as kron fou

recognition of those searing talents got mantel a damehood, for services to literature, and she talked i got left?" dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in exeter, with herfamily beside her. the author dame hilary mantel who's died at the age of 70. the swiss tennis star roger federer, playing the last game with 20 grand slam titles. he has been on court for team europe and the lava cup, playing doubles alongside his long—time rival rafael nadal. the pair when the first set against the world, he announced last week that he is retiring because of a persistent knee injury. very excited crowds there to see him play. that is it for me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @samantha tv news. hello. the autumn equinox happened on friday and saturday's going to be a full day of autumn. skies are politically at the moment and the weekend is looking not too bad —— skies pretty clear. skies are pretty clear at the moment and the weekend is looking not too bad. this is what it looks like out there right now. a few showers around, but generally clear across most of the uk through the e

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get yourself to some a c. >> for at least an hour to today, we're looking at not just searing hot days, but then also some really warm evenings. so not even much of a chance to cool down at night for some of this where we're at right now. skies are crystal clear. no breeze to golden gate. there is not a lot of marine presence out there. that means another day with scorching hot temperatures even hotter than yesterday's inland highs anywhere from to to above 115 degrees. coastal highs as warm as the mid to upper 80's and we're going to stay very warm all the way through friday. triple digit heat not letting up until the weekend. so this is an extended heat wave with temperatures out there staying very hot all the way through the week. evenings not bring much relief. you compound that day after day and your risk of heat exhaustion or your risk of heat related illness only gets higher throughout the course of the week. notice that we do have more excessive heat warnings today to those pink areas, not just in london, but now stretching all the way out to the bay shoreline and then heat adv

en sears estarÍa despejando poco a poco y tendrÍamos un cielo para nuestra Área.bservando presencia particulado de humo asociado a incendios forestales el dÍa de hoy. la buena noticia es que va a esta retirÁndose. y ya para maÑana temprano estarÍa en zonas del interior hacia la costa verÍamos el cielo mÁs despejado de particulado de humo. y para la tarde toda el Área libre. la calidad del aire bastan mejorando. para maÑana san josÉ en un nivel moderado. pero prÓximo martes y miÉrcoles tendrÍamos nivel bueno. tambiÉn monza estar levantÁndonos con condiciones agradables. hacia santa rosa y 56 grados. para maÑana vamos a tener el dÍa mÁs caluroso de esta semana. sin embargo a permanecer agradable. 85 hacia santa rosa. y oakland estarÍan los 73. pero vamos a recibir aire mÁs fresco a partir del prÓximo martes y veremos temperaturas mÁs agradables. las condiciones siguen agradables para los prÓximos siete dÍas. paola: gracias.y estas altas temperaturas y la exposiciÓn al sol puede traer consecuencias a su salud. hablÓ con el doctor que nos recuerda lo importante que es

this is a searing criticism of the mayor of london?t re ort of london? it's a very difficult report for— of london? it's a very difficult report for sadiq _ of london? it's a very difficult report for sadiq khan, - of london? it's a very difficult report for sadiq khan, the i of london? it's a very difficult i report for sadiq khan, the mayor of london. he does say the author of the report, said tom winsor, the former chief inspector of constabulary, is clearly biased because he's expressed support for dame cressida dick in the past and has some affiliations with the conservative party, but there's no getting away from the findings of the report, which suggest that in the report, which suggest that in the build—up to dame cressida dick's forcing, being stepping aside, she didn't actually resign, it emerges, until she was essentially forced to, that the mare's office's behaviour had been unjustifiably political, that some of his actions had been wholly arbitrary, there was no justification for the mare's conduct. sirtom justification fo

situation that we say are china's trying to destroy the status quo, or at least the symbol of the sears quote, which is a median line of that. how and straight tensions between the neighbors sought after u. s. house. because nancy pelosi visited the island in august. in response, taipei also conducted its own military drills to prepare itself for what he calls china's playbook of invasion against taiwan. they fired from their source to the waters near taiwan. they conducted very large scale air and sea exercises. they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted, ah, disinformation campaign against high one. in the same time, they also engage in equal unclear ition. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan repelling. any invasion for requires support. the u. s. already provides taiwan with weapons. it's even obligated itself by law to do so. it also sales ships through the taiwan strait as part of what it calls freedom of navigation maneuvers. but whether this translates into act, if you are support to defend taiwan durin

the searing temperatures killed crops. and caused wildfires that ripped through the mountains.ried up stretches of this river. cracked earth was all that was left in some parts. it is a water source for 600 million people. it fuels much of china's extensive hydropower infrastructure, including the world's largest dam. but he calls a 50% reduction in daily hydropower generation. he is a climate and energy activist based in beijing. >> i think what it has revealed his problems on a couple of months area one is around the different ways electricity is generated. in the other is usage. reporter: southwestern china is particularly reliant on hydropower. this province gives 80% of its energy from it. scorching temperatures piled pressure on electricity system. there were parts that were rationed. plants had to suspend operations. authorities also restricted more operating hours. only allowing them to open for five hours a day. >> it was pretty inconvenient if you went and got groceries and had to carry large bags. it was quite hot. if you're going up stairs you could take the escalat

of the coast of syria on thursday have been returned to lebanon. searing authority, say at least $77.00 people drowned, but the actual toll could be much higher. the boat was carrying syrians, lebanese and palestinians were trying to reach europe. oh, thoughtful and anger as the bodies of my cousins, and i even let new people here see the lebanon government has failed to provide hope, but opportunity. many are not using to make the danger seek, trusting to europe, murphy, my, there is no livelihood so there's no work. there's no future. i will say we are trapped in on a lot of human and we're like me to someone let the fish just eat us. it's better than living here. those in charge are eating us alive. lebanon continues to be my it in a massive economic crisis. unemployment has skyrocketed. the value of the local currency has plummeted. nearly 80 percent of the country, 6 and a half 1000000 people are living in poverty. at the home of one of the victims did his grief and disappointment, whatever his dream was not to obtain another nationality little but simply to enroll his children in

just don't sear left harm as heard. good afternoon. hello have a seat i recently received information that you have defused a powerful bomb at the train station. but, unfortunately , i did not receive this information from you, you received this information exactly and personally from me, but later. we are currently investigating looking for a customer, investigation, no. no, she's alive, she's healthy and unharmed, please. a service to our joint cause, if you would tell me about the source, where did you get the information about the sniper? the fact is that the one who knew the sniper has direct contact with the customer? well, i can't do it yet . i will try to get permission. the same source said that a large-scale divisional operation is planned in rybinsk called fish in chinese, spheres of powerful explosions, but now you know that you cannot trust your source blindly, unconditionally now and yes, you know, i was generally against the visit of the minister of defense of china in rybinsk uh-huh, but your intelligence specialists sh

there is a sense maybe they're making too much money and for records, sears holdings went up six timesi'll take that gain any day of the week let's go to marla in tennessee. >> caller: hi, jimmy chill. >> marla. >> caller: greetings. >> the chill is trying hard. it's not a chill day. >> caller: that's okay you have to think positive. >> i like that. >> caller: it can't be all bad. >> no. >> caller: i am a faithful investor you do a great job keep it going now. >> thank you thank you so much. >> caller: you bet. >> what do we got? >> caller: looking at stellantis. >> stick with ford that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade coming up, the kirkland brand? cramer shares a can do attitude next . >>> this seemingly awful environment where the whole market can crumble on a single suboptimal number, what in the world could make someone optimistic about the future and when i say someone, i mean me. how could i say something so crazy because i've seen the future and it just doesn't care me do you know w

. >> sears in bavaria sear yeah, >> picking it up with your fingers, part of the experience and you wantwash it down with a nice glass of italian one night. all right. the to those little guys francisco vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> well, jews around the world are welcoming in the jewish new year or in hebrew rashaana. people are filled filling sanctuaries for holiday services over the next 2 days. russia, shawna also marks the start of the 10 days of repentance culminating next week with you on poor, the holiest day of the year for jews, russia, shawna is often celebrated with sweet foods like apples dipped in honey to symbolize a sweet year to come. well, stick with us. there's a new self-service vending machine for ice cream and frozen yogurt. how it works next. >> plus, she's conquered the music scene and makeup and lingerie world. now she's heading to one of the biggest stages in the world. details on rihanna's latest announcement. but first, a colorado family met their new dogs at a southern california when we return a heartwarming encounter that very nearly encounter that very n

. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective yet, even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> back at ground zero, families recounted their profound loss, which is just as strong today as it was more than two decades ago. >> how i feel? like everybody forgot about my brother, like family and friends. and then when i come here and i see all these people, i get happy. this is my real family. >> reporter: throughout the day, we have seen a steady stream of visitors, as you can tell here behind me. some of them say they've come here for the very first time, while others i spoke to said they make this a ritual. nora, i spoke to one firefighter who was here that fateful day who told me the pain doesn't get any easier. >> it is such a beautiful memorial. thank you so much. we turn now overseas to ukraine where president zelenskyy says russian shelling is to blame for a total blackout in major parts of the country. this comes as ukrainian forces make significant progress in the latest offensive to regain territory previ

. >> sears in bavaria sear yeah. >> picking it up with your fingers.want to wash it down with a nice glass of italian. one night was shocked to those little guys francisco vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. i did say on for us. it's it was into those that even the ones that was kind of >> yeah, not not not. well, it was still going. they wear is exotic in a sea urchin butter plankton tag lurie knee. and you know, they they take it to the he'll learn a thing or 2. something fishy about that place the hits. keep >> and now kron 4 sports. >> thursday is always a crucial day for practice in the nfl organization. game plan has been implemented now is just getting the reps in working through that game plan. this is the first full week of practice with jimmy g back at the starting spot and jimmy, well, he enjoyed the way the game played out last week when he came in for trey lance. he said it felt like he had a lot of freedom to make plays down the field and he's hoping kyle shanahan can can can continue to allow him to do that. as jimmy says, he reminded him of 20

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but the power shortages that came with the searing temperatures have raised questions about the region'snce on hydropower and china's ambitions to end its use of fossil fuels. special correspondent patrick fawk reports from the city of chong ching. patrick: a cool breeze returns to the city of chongqing, and so too have fishermen to the banks of the yangtze river. chongqing native, cai, is just one of the many that have come to soak up the calmer conditions. cai: now that it's rained and the temperature has come down, i decided to come outside. it's been suffocating at home. patrick: many people here took cover indoors over the past two months. chongqing was one of the regions hardest hit by china's recent heatwave, with mercury levels topping 40 degrees celsius, that's 104 fahrenheit, everyday for two straight weeks. the searing temperatures brought intense drought, killing crops and causing wildfires that ripped through chongqing's outlying mountainous districts. it also sucked dry parts of the yangtze and its offshoots, hard-baked, cracked earth was all that was left in some parts. as

the a's pitchers led by rookie jp sears had one of their best games of the season.d the seattle mariners to just one hit, and they beat the mariners for the one jp sears is 26 years old, one of the key players received in a trade with the yankees. tonight's game against the mariners starts at 6 40. at the coliseum. one firefighter is hurt, battling a massive fire in san leandro crews found inside the building that made this fire so difficult to fight. and authorities now releasing video of the interrogation of sherri papini, the northern california woman who faked her own kidnapping. see what happens when they catch her in a lie. then we're minutes away from president biden's address at the united nations in new york will have that for you live what we know he will speak on and the strong words already from the head of the u. n from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday, september 21st welcome to the last day of summer, 2020 feels mild out there with the sprinkles. of

call them auto sears, switches, whatever, they are everywhere and spreading.efore. griffith says police departments across the country have confiscated modified machine guns but many don't even know it. >> a lot of them have never seen some of these devices, like laying here. when we tell them, they go back into their evidence vault and look and check and find this stuff. >> reporter: more and more, this stuff is being found in the slaughter it leaves in its wake. this january, three more houston officers were fired upon, all three wounded when a career criminal opened fire with a machine gun-style pistol. when they arrested him, they found more machine gun parts and 3d printers. in sacramento this april, a massacre on the city's downtown streets. six dead, a dozen injured, one of the guns in the shootout, according to police, had an auto sear, or switch to make it fully automatic. >> all within the last 24 hours. >> nine rounds, ten rounds, 18 rounds, 27 rounds. >> tom, that's like tuesday, tuesday in america we're having this? >> you should come here on the

. > >> after a searing sunday, temperatures are set to climb even higher tomorrow and will not top out until tuesday. thers an excessive heat warning for labor day lasting through at least tuesday and maybe through. through thursday. >> if you got through the ma mage that, the next days are different. they are hotter and getting into a category where we where we break records. been using words like excessively hot hot and high degree of risk. that is what the weekend was like. there the next two days. >> these are the inland valleys. inland valleys. it does get better on wednesday. we are nott of the woods. thursday will warm warm up again. in the south bay, bay, let's do a comparison. maybe not as hot. it will be 102 102 in san jose. if we go further into the bay, there is oakland, 94. oakland has an exce heat warning and sodas conquered conquered in livermore. your number will be 110. if you looke the map was shaded, the comparison is striking. a lot more purple. we will get into the seven-day forecast and showu why we need to keep this in mind mind through at least thursday. > >> th

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it's going to be a warm one at the coast in searing hot, basically everywhere else. yesterday was a record breaker for a lot of areas in today, even hotter than that. so if yesterday just felt a little too hot for you, today is the day to make the plan to get to the ac for a couple of hours. some of us don't have it. some of us don't have power. so you've got to plan around that now looking outside. it sure is a beautiful morning. this is the coolest time of day. good opportunity to get outside right now. but our evening lows, not even getting that chilly overnight. so for some of you opening the windows, trying to let that cool breeze and you're not getting much relief. that means that those cool evenings you rely on and the end to the heat wave that you rely on to. it's not coming until this weekend. getting yourself today see is the best piece of advice we can give you. and of course, staying hydrated as well. each day that goes by with these triple digit temperatures today in excess of 115 inland. only make sure pody less and less resilient to a standing these ho

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. >> sears in bavaria sear yeah. >> picking it up with your fingers. the experience and you want to wash it down with a nice glass of italian all right. the to those little guys francisco vicki liviakis kron, 4 news, the. >> get it prom for us. surgeon general vivek murthy says he loves a good ice cream cone and he means the cone, no ice cream. he posted some pictures on twitter showing him celebrating national ice cream cone day yesterday by getting only a sugar cone at an ice cream vendor. of course, the comments just start in one person said that's 2 giant scoops of missing. join another said you might as well just eat waffles. that will do it for us here during kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. see you at 3 o'clock today. but right now we'll send it over to olivia horton for what's happening this friday. i'm live in the bay a little. >> hey, just saying i don't know about that. the cold with no ice cream. i kind of agree with some of the twitter users over that seems like you're missing out on the whole point. it's like might as well just

emily and chris sears save every drop in two large tanks.s enough to take care of their garden. they've created a green oasis with lots of fruit and vegetables. chris: i fear for the day where this is the only way to go, where we have to grow our own food because there's going to be such water shortages in the future, especially in the western states here. this is an ongoing crisis out here, so it makes a ton of sense to use water intelligently. reporter: garden designer brook sarson installed an irrigation system underneath chris und emily's beds that transports water from the house, directly to the fruit trees. brook: with how much laundry water they would be using every week, and we decided that would water about three fruit trees. so, there's a lot of nutrients in that grey water, from the soaps and whatever's coming off of our clothes. it's basically, like, free fertilizer. reporter: depending on whether emily uses bleach for washing or organic detergent, this lever controls whether the wastewater is pumped into the sewer, or her garden

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. >> when we remember the events of this day 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet even as we shared our grief, that moment affected us all. >> reporter: back at ground zero, families recounted their profound loss which is just as strong today as it was more than two decades ago. >> how i feel, like everybody forgot about my brother, like family and friends. and when i come here and see all these people, i get happy like this is my real family. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> and there's news this morning about those charged with the 9/11 attacks. cbs news has confirmed that u.s. military prosecutors and attorneys for five defendants being held at guantanamo bay are negotiating potential plea deals. the deals would take the death penalty off the table and keep the detention camp open for the foreseeable future. the main defendant is khalid sheikh mohammed, the self-described architect of 9/11. >>> firefighters in northern california are making some progress against a huge wildfire threatening thousands of mountain homes. cooler temperatures and

recognition of those searing talents got mantel a damehood, for services to literature, and she talkedquestion of, "how much stamina have i got, what time have i got left?" dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in exeter, with her family beside her. the author dame hilary mantel who's died at the age of 70. you are watching bbc news. a reminder of our main story, and thatis reminder of our main story, and that is that officials in four russian occupied regions of ukraine have begun the self—declared referendums on part russian federation. rating opened on friday and will to j 77 to tuesday. 77 to tuesday. the 77 to tuesday. the kfemlin ' the iesday. the kfemlin 'the votes. the kfemlin 'the votes but e kfemlin 'the votes but kyivemlin ' the votes but kyiv and 1 supports the votes but kyiv and western have them, saying they condemned them, saying they are a sham. the g7, among many groups and organisations in the west say they will not be fl§§et§atcthey will not be on and �* stories �*stories on hello. and the temperatures ranging from close to freezing in the scottish glens

we need consensus and the seared declaration, which were unanimously adopted by the heads of african states. mister president, normal bull, to conclude my remarks, camera and reaffirms. it's a support for all of the reforms currently in progress that seek to revitalize the general assembly. strengthen the economic and social council and streamline the secretariat on no one following the agenda, sat by the member states of our organization in order to strengthen its stature. and its ability to better address the global challenges of our era. thank you very much for your kind attention. hi. thank the minister of foreign affairs of come while they we heard the foreign minister of kevin when speaking about a number of issues. but one of the important points he raised was support for reform that is currently underway in the united nations secret security council saying that the democratization of you in is important, as well as the revitalization of the general assembly. so we will come to live there from the m u n in new york. okay, moving now to other stories earlier at the general asse

how sears lady take the threat of nuclear action right now? sen.: we have to take it seriously because putin is someone who has control over one of the world's largest and most sophisticated nuclear arsenals. and the results would be significant. one would argue catastrophic for the affected civilians and military targets of a russian nuclear strike. but, putin has rattled this sabr over and over since february, since he began his invasion of ukraine. i don't we can allow him to rush back the west by continually making a moral, unprovoked, inappropriate, vague threats to use nuclear weapons. i also don't speak for the administration in terms of what consequences there might be, what concrete action our president and our nato allies might take. and i think frankly is better not to be specific, but to make it clear that the entire world would impose dramatically harsher consequences on russia for being the first nation to use nuclear weapon since 1945. and the first nation to use them in a completely unjustified and provoked war of aggression. jane:

so we need to searing what they call the great replacement sewell and his group dream of an all white state. our goal is to create an ethno state. our goal is to create what australia used to be, and we need to organize ourselves so that we have our own parallel institutions, our own land around cities. so that when the conflict does come, when the geopolitical instability does come, we're safe and preserved. and we have all of our things already in place to create a new nation, like soule, the australian, far right aspires to create in apartheid state based on racial segregation. although australia has never actually seen such extremes, whites and indigenous australians have lived a part for years. the district of red vern and sydney is home to indigenous and migrant communities. it has long grappled with poverty, crime, and drugs. it's also experienced police violence and riots. the streets of redfern became a bloody battlefield on the 14th of february, 2004, a 17 year old aboriginal boy had died earlier that afternoon. he was impaled on a fence, leading police on his bike. hundreds

it is just going to be searing heat not only for the weekend, but i think really well in the next week. so i got to prepare for that. but looking nice out there over the bay right now, the sea breeze has been blowing in. that has been a good thing, of course, with fire danger. that's a concern. the winds kicking up right now not expecting any drastic winds, but we will see a sea breeze each day. fires get started during this time. they can rapidly spread. all right. in the meantime, though, it is beautiful out along the golden gate bridge. no fog to speak about their looking good. >> and a half moon bay. nice, clear skies right now, even along the coastline. i think. >> maybe is to hit the fog overnight tonight. temperature wise, still 102 degrees in brentwood. it is 93 degrees and live more. but look at the coastline. temperatures 40 degrees cooler than some spots. well inland right now it rather chilly in some spots. coast side as you've got the breeze blowing there. but away from the coast. that's where it heats up in a hurry. and so we do have a cold front that was moving by today.

it's going to be a warm one at the coast in searing hot, basically everywhere else.

stretching all the way out to the coastline in the bay shore, although the spots will be quite a searing hot as our inland spots still really warm all the way out there to the coastline. triple digit heat lasting for multiple days, 2 and the lack of much cooling during the evening hours will mean temperatures remaining really hot and not as much of a chance to be cooling down your homes. make sure to get yourself during afternoon hours to nice cool spots. don't be afraid to use cooling centers. movie theaters, libraries, shopping malls, all good spots to get to also that very, very hot. dry weather paired together is going up. fire danger for a holiday weekend. stay hydrated and stay cool. as you're venturing out there, i'll be talking plenty more about what those numbers will be looking like through the forecast. still to come john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges this morning and into the city right now about 10 minutes maze to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 13 minute say 80 to one o one and the richmond center fell bridge about a 7 minute drive. as you

your friend is like sears. >> don't say sears. target. >> if target wants to have a white sale. if it doesn't work, target has another white sale. with us we have one day, every year to prove ourselves. the white sale doesn't work we can have another one the next weekend. we are out. we are constantly in the business of having to prove ourselves and making right decisions and getting it right. >> thank you guys for sharing, getting right. [applause] >> we will be back here next wednesday, same time same place with the two less exalted pollsters. really great guys. we will talk specifically about political polarization, where it came from, why it is so entrenched? thank you all again, thank you guys. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> every day we are taking your calls alive and on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you, coming up saturday morning national constitution center pre

your friend is like sears. >> don't say sears. target. >> if target wants to have a white sale. if it doesn't work, target has another white sale. with us we have one day, every year to prove ourselves. the white sale doesn't work we can have another one the next weekend. we are out. we are constantly in the business of having to prove ourselves and making right decisions and getting it right. >> thank you guys for sharing, getting right. [applause] >> we will be back here next wednesday, same time same place with the two less exalted pollsters. really great guys. we will talk specifically about political polarization, where it came from, why it is so entrenched? thank you all again, thank you guys.

option implied volatility we think of the vix as the fear index or the fear gauge thanks to steve searsbarren whether there's a lot of fear of bearishness, that's what the vix is trying to measure, implied volatility it's a volatility index, hence the name, and there's a correct level for the vix. we just have to do a little bit of math. a close today at 2630. if we do a little bit of math, we know that that implies a daily move for the next month of 1.6% close to close each day today we had a big move but it ended up being less than half of that level you can say at 2630 it's too low, but i think it's actually at about the level it should be. >> mike, you agree right at the low it should be or too low? >> yeah, it doesn't feel all that low to me and actually, as i take a look at options premium going out in time, it doesn't feel that low i'd like everybody to think about this, if you consider the equity markets might return on any given year say 10, 12%, 20% returns over the course of a year either higher or lower would be pretty outsized, but that actually is what the options market i

so enjoy today's conditions that will still be hot inland, but not near is searing hot as we're about to be 50's and 60's for most of our current temps. couple of outliers, brentwood at 70 in fairfax sitting at 46 degrees, oakland and hayward. you're at 57 right now with concord, right at 60 advisories up and down the bayshore heat advisories in the orange shoe right here. taking effect tomorrow. and those pink areas, excessive heat warnings that are very hot spots, which is all over inland areas of some of the bay shore along the north bay as well as mountains and the south bay on the peninsula. now, as we make our way through this forecast, conditions do really intensify as far as heat goes starting tomorrow, our inland highs still ranging from that to that one o 9 coastal areas. 66 to 78 degrees on average. so definitely easier to get outside near the coast. but still warm for those of us without it's going to be a hot labor day weekend from start to finish. but cooling down by the end of next week. again, avoid too much outdoor exposure in these coming days. as temperatures do rem

your friend is like sears. >> don't say sears. target. >> if target wants to have a white sale. if it doesn't work, target has another white sale. with us we have one day, every year to prove ourselves. the white sale doesn't work we can have another one the next weekend. we are out. we are constantly in the business of having to prove ourselves and making right decisions and getting it right. >> thank you guys for sharing, getting right. [applause] >> we will be back here next wednesday, same time same place with the two less exalted pollsters. really great guys. we will talk specifically about political polarization, where it came from, why it is so entrenched? thank you all again, thank you guys. >> c-span's a campaign of 2020 front row seat to the midterm elections. -- 2022 front row seat to the midterm elections. don't miss a single election moment because you can take us with you on the go with c-span now, our free mobile video app and visit c-span's.org/campaign 2022, on demand when you visit live as well as state-by-state to track results from every -- your unfiltered po

the sears, the toys are us that. >> jc penney's, the kmart's, they're closing. there is nothing that's going to take the place place here commercially. and so the ability to actually transform the property and to do it in expedited way, put people to work, make sure that their labor is protected. >> is invaluable. the governor also announcing 1 billion dollars for 30 projects he says will create more than 2,750 new homes across the state uses big deal today. more housing, more production. more folks working. growth and inclusion was what he always does. he throws money at the problem and doesn't fix it. republican state senator brian dolly is newsom challenger in the upcoming race for governor. i guarantee you no matter what he does today. >> well, we'll still have a housing problem. that's not going solve the problem. you know, every single issue that's out there. gavin newsom does the same thing, puts out some. >> you know, press conference released spends money and it's no results. >> and a quick word on newsom's 1 billion dollar plan for new housing projects

. >> after these searing heat wave, another thread is hanging over us as well. maxa darrow is live with the new challenges fo. for firefighters. >> reporter: before the heat wave set in, all of the vegetation in the health throughout the bay area was incredibly dry, but believe it or not, this heat wave dried everything out even more than iy was, and that does not bode well well for fire concerns. these yellow fields and browning trees trees desperately need moisture, moisture, but the extreme heat over the past few days only dried them out more than they already were. >> have you ever seen the hills this dry? >> no. >> reporter: that man likes to hike here in santa clara county. county. >> climate change is upon us, is really affecting us big time. >> reporter: from these hills to to his house in the hills -- >> it has been getting worse on a daily basis. >> reporter: this heat wave as another layer of complexity and difficulty on top of an already difficult situation. >> reporter: this fire chief sas the heat wave increased fire danger and will make fires that