and then of course, then the surplus of fish, in fact, there is a surplus of white town in south and alaska this year. but the problem is that russia hasn't really gone from the market at all. we've ever says we have a lot of product that is banned from russia, but yet they have an inlet where they can go produce and china and bring it in that way. and it's somewhat confusing. i've not clearly labeled. and i think that one of the things that we need all pay attention to carry leisure works in the crabbing industry in alaska, a market in which russia was also a major player, perhaps still is because leisure says russia is to come venting sanction. it comes through other other countries and it's then processed in other countries and it's not required to have labeling when it comes into into our markets. and so russian crab can go to places like china, primarily china, and they cook it and they, they processed that some of it may be a legally caught and, and then it's sent back into our market. and so without country country of origin labeling, ah, there is no way to trace that back to russia,

electrified, but in the other hazards, stay safe and continue to listen to local officials whether it south carolina, florida, georgia puerto rico, alaska, we will be there to support those impacted by disasters. we have the resources, the result and we remain ready to lean forward to continue to help those in florida and elsewhere jumpstart the recovery. thank you and i'll turn it over to daniel the spanish update. >> thank you so much. [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] beginning in spanish. [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] >> good afternoon. coast guard responders continue down the clock operations with the primary purpose of saving lives. this is what we are doing on the ground in florida as we speak. we are doing this from the air, on the ground and also from the sea. since the storm made landfall yesterday we saved 117 lives together with pets and members we saved. the operations will continue as long as it takes to

alaska. number three, nebraska. south dakota, and 5, texas. >> i was reading the survey and i have to say they used the right parameters. but what was surprising was the fact that california has the lowest employment rate in the country. brian: 48 new york, i'm embarrassed. 49 rhode island. on 50, new mexico. it's mostly open space. i love the hard working americans. which also has the lowest idle youth employment rates. brian: do you know if tomi lahren is from north or south dakota? >> pumpkin spice move over. you have neighbors that have big lawns and you put up the christmas lights. in australia at costco, they put up christmas trees four months before christmas. if you want the three meter tall christmas trees, it will cost $1,200. ryan * you have got to worry about blocking that out. i don't even think about it until after thanksgiving. i like pumpkin spice and they opened it up in august. jeff bezos made a lot of news when he weren't to mcdonalds and talked about his first job. he said he was a grill man. now he needed a yacht

and continue to listen to local officials. whether it's south carolina, florida, georgia, puerto rico, alaska, we'll be there to support those impacted by disasters. we have the resources, we have the resolve and we remain ready to lean forward to continue to help those in florida and elsewhere to jump-start their recovery. thank you and with that i'll turn it over to daniel who will provide our spanish language update. daniel: thank you so much. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> good afternoon. coast guard responders continue around the clock operations with a primary purpose of saving lives. that humanitarian organization, that's what we're doing on the ground in florida as we speak. we're doing this from the air, on the ground and also from the sea. and since the storm made landfall yesterday, we've saved 117 lives. together with pets of the members that we've saved. those operations are going to continue for as long as it takes to rescue everyone. this operation is happening with unity of effort in synckization and organization with all the requisite

south or in alaska. it's the most important season of the year for the fishing community here, fish and seafood our alaska may commodities. vast majority is sold domestically. but until recently, many products also came from russia, an unsavory competitor on the domestic market. but there is a near optimism in the fishing village of cordova. ah, the fishing industry, these great, this you. and i hope the prices come in better, you know, is, is a good market, good fishing and as a team the man, this is great is so the whole world is hungry. and this found, purvey lot of food for a lot of different states. lot of different countries alaskan fishing companies want to see a ban on the wash and seafood. many point to how russia band you as fish and child fish way back in 2014, after washington criticized moscow's annexation of crimea. alaska has been fighting ever since and demanding a ban on c foot imports from russia into the united states. now they applauded biden's decision and fishermen in places like court over ready to fill the void. life revolves around the fishing industry and the small town of cordov

and bring moisture with them potentially. the gfs model looks more like a storm down from the north of alaska. you get the rain shadow in the south in our inland east bay neighborhoods. the european model, which is usually the better model, is way over doing the rain because of that lack of tropical connection. as far as everything else, there might be minor flooding on the roads. we've got one for sunday, one for monday. if you hear the clap of thunder, go inside. it is going to be breezy during this time, too. kristen: celebrating mexican independence day and the cry that will be heard around the bay area tonight. larry: later this hour, a taste of the new this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects of leqvio were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, d

that was churning off the gulf of alaska, and that system is going to be pushing down south. if you live in the north bay, santa rosa, sonoma, anywhere north of the golden gate bridge, you'll be first to see the rain tonight. advancing to the next graphic, we're going to begin to see that spread a little bit further southward. when it comes to those temperatures, this is also going to be a finishing a with the weather. going to be a factor with the weather. we're actually trying to feel more normal like fall around here. let's advance to the next graphic so we can take a look at some of the other impacts we're seeing throughout the u.s. we do have that storm system that's approaching for us. mind you, this is very rare for september, especially when we're talking rain totals. we're talking anywhere from a quarter of an inch to possibly over a half an inch to an inch for some of those coastal ranges and elevated areas. if you live in the south bay, unfortunately for san jose, it's very common for us to fall within that rain shadow. you'll see a little bit less rain. we are exp

deep south and north coast, senator warner in the mid-atlantic, senator manchin in appalachia, senators romney and tester in the west, sender portman representing the midwest. the northeast and alaska, each with very unique infrastructure needs, were ably represented by senators shaking, collins, and murkowski. they are also they they are often known as the senates wonder woman. they must shut out noise from the extremes, refused to demonize each other, when we had disagreements. instead, we focused on identifying creative solutions and common sense compromises to get the job done. compromises to get the job done. these values are a collaboration and focus, also guiding my work and passing into law our bipartisan essay for communities act, historic legislation that will save lives, help children learn and grow, giving healthy and supportive environment, and make our communities safer, more vibrant places. for too long, political gains in washington on both sides of the aisle stopped progress from protecting our communities and keeping families safe and secure. commonsense proposals were tossed to the side. partisan lawmakers chose politics instead of solutions. elected officials ma

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south bay, one airline is honoring those who sacrificed their lives for our country. alaska airlines held hand-off ceremony for new fallen soldier cart. used to bring remains of fallen soldiers to and from aircraft with respect and honor. 13th created to honor fallen military members and first to be stationed in south bay for all airlines to use. >>> mill valley fall arts festival in old mill park. art, jewelry, clothing, food cart, all under the majestic redwood trees. woman selling cutting boards with wood, monkey puppet, my favorite. bee specialist and man selling subscriptions to marin independent journal. this is very special. >> used to live in valley, over 20 years, always been my favorite show. love the people that come here. and the nature and redwood trees. lot of my customers see me here. >> rain or shine, mill valley fall arts festival continues tomorrow in old mill park. >>> live look at oracle park right now. tarp over the infield. san francisco giants season series finale against the dodgers kicks off tomorrow afternoon, maybe. but unusual visitor will be there as well. rain means it's at risk of being rained out, no game. "chronicle" reports only six rainouts. most

south or, or after their massacres. after maroon, after the burning of the ukrainian prisoners in alaska, by the russian military after blocking the force after this strikes of the russian tanks and messiahs on nuclear power plant. and after threats to use nuclear weapons, which have become the rule, not the exception for russia propaganda. we must finally recognize russia as a state of sponsor of terrorism at all levels in all countries that confess, the values of these and protection of human life legally. politically, if you don't have a legal mechanism, you can make a political decision in the parliament. this is the foundation for restoring global secured. if this strong step is taken down, will disappear, whether to take other important stat. and so what is very sensitive is a border that turned on integrity. when one country tries to steal the territory of another state. if bush all balled nations under attack, global security cannot be restored without restoring that territorial integrity of the nation which suffer the armed aggression. so the thought i'd am of the ukraine and is formula that restoration of security and territorial integrity. the 4th item is security guar

and working with the alaska delegation and disaster aid and recovery for those communities. many of them are subsistence and native communities along their coach, which we have our share of in southouisiana as well, but the reality is that we have a lot in common with alaska, and we need the resiliency of these coastal communities, and we're gonna continue to work with the alaska delegation and make sure that we helped get these people back on their feet as quickly as possible. >> if you ever texted of, us ask, you this is chris from illinois. the represent fox by the downside of the govern financially supporting renewable energy industries have been letting stand or fall on their own merits, does he have to say about billions of taxpayer dollars given to oil companies every year. >> and i'm sure you, i may hear that argument, but the reality is that when you go through and you truly look at how taxes are triggered, tax credits are treated in the energy industry, you see things that are specific, perhaps, to oil and gas, but it largely reflects the same type of treatment in other industries. it is just tailor to oil and gas because of the type of investments that are needed in or

side of the alaska course, we did have for what was hurricane piano, just running across at east side of canada, forcing the jet stream a long way further north, now is plunging further south and bringing that cold air ride in across the pretty shells janevalyn and we're seeing it dig down across the continent as well. a fair amount of rain on that to some heavy rain there into one norway. to splash of rain . they're coming in across much poland, germany, low countries, inter good parts of france. turn it to snow, the over the out. look that big of that cold, brisk wind. pushing right down. of course a good parts of france. really heavy rain coming into easton and southeast and parts of france as we go on into wet as a zurich with a top temperature of around 11 degrees celsius 15, a london, it'll feel a good deal colder than that. so what's the weather further east? scattering a showers across the met it's randy, but not too much to speak of lottie fine and try let us try whether across north africa with plenty of showers for the gulf of guinea. ah frank assessments. if the united states that you're running a good program was there to build a nuclear weapon they would assign,

and jobs in the south. i come from a town in west virginia where good paying jobs are intertwined with the fossil fuel industry. i father and others helped build the alaska pipeline. local 798 is made up -- local -- towns like mifflin town, pennsylvania, oak grove, louisiana our towns you probably never heard of but if you travel to them you stand a good chance of meeting a pipeliner. we were once fortunate enough to be out of the national spotlight. unfortunately for us, those days are over and we find ourselves thrust and a national politics. this is not where we want to be. we are in the middle. middle-class workers are feeling the squeeze. i find myself asking questions like -- do the policymakers and those against fossil fuels truly believe we can shut down all fossil fuels tomorrow and not fall into utter chaos. i ask this because during the texas trees we were shown a snapshot of the disorder that accompanies a broken grade. i also witnessed the gas hoarding that began to happen at my local gas station when the colonial pipeline was hacked. american citizens were filling large containers with gasoline without thinking about how this would affect t

south london brown water or nothing at all. for most people, attempts run dry and mississippi and not for the 1st time. the us state of alaska, alexis 1st indigenous woman to congress beating out of from famous face in sport. could any one stop this man from driving away with another formula? one world title and dca. with that story, ah, the international monetary fund has reached an agreement with sal anchor to provide around $2900000000.00 in emergency financing, as the country struggles to recover from its worst economic crisis. but the deal will only go through if for lanka meets a number of conditions. countries been plagued by months of food fuel and medicine shortages. but al fernandez has bought from colombo. it was an announcement newspeak delincia lanka had been waiting for. i am f staff and the authorities have reached staff level agreement to support sri lanka, us economic policies, with a 48 month arrangement under the so called extended fund facility, off about $2900000000.00 us dollars. shalanda asked the i miss helping much of the economy face collapse and he ran out of money for food, medicine, cooking gas a

and jobs in the south. i come from a town in west virginia where good paying jobs are intertwined with the fossil fuel industry. my father and many others for my town helped build the alaska pipeline. local seven 98 is made up of members from towns like this right across our great nation. sounds like -- all of hill, kentucky, oak grove louisiana, and new ran oklahoma probably towns you've never heard of. but, if you travel to them you stand a good chance of meeting a pipeline or. we were once fortunate enough to be out of the national spotlight and had to explain exactly what we did. and, quite frankly, nobody really cared. unfortunately for us those days are over and we find ourselves thrust into national politics. this is not what we want to be, we are in the middle, middle class union workers are feeling the squeeze between opposing sides. i find myself asking questions like, do the policy makers and those against fossil fuels truly believe we can shut down all fossil fuels tomorrow and not fall into utter chaos? i ask this because, during the texas freeze where all forms of energy failed, and, sadly, people perished we were shown a snapshot of the disorder that accomp

alaska extending into sunday. ne how it circulates its way in a counterclockwise direction. basy that leading edge will allow fos to push from the south. it will be a gusty set up and rain chances are extremely high. we are expecting rain really into sunday and potentially into mony too. as we extend into the nexte days, that moisture will stick around. notice the trajectory of of it saturday into sunday. it's sunday. it's directly into our coastline just in the bay area.t sticks around and circulates ino monday's forecast just in the morning hours. we will see heavier pockets of rain potentiy as instability rises and we can see lightning activity monday along the coastline. we'll keep you updated and talk about how this will impact your local area your local area and how you cane ahead of of this wet weekend. > >> let's get another look at yor roadways this friday morning. ts are still looking quiet. for super commuters, things are bui. you see the traffic there, 38 ms if you are headed toward the ci. san mateo bridge, a live look. u see the brake lights, traffic iy building, 12 minutes from 880 to to highway 101. let's get a look look at your travel times. fridy

and yet another system dropping out of the gulf of alaska little bit, although its effects may not be felt as far down southd at some lower 70's complements of some sun poking out 60's. meanwhile, up to the north bay, here it is unsettled the word being monday tuesday. you can't rule out even for wednesday. scattered thunder shower with that as well. just in room, right? that nll in there, 86 friday. and by saturday, we're talking back to 90. stephanie, thanks very much. dame. >> and we're celebrating hispanic heritage and culture all month long here at kron 4 correspondent kristine florists introduces us to a colorful form of mexican art that takes the form of mystical creatures. check it out. >> they're big. colorful. >> sculpted, from various mystical creatures. not to mexican full bar everybody here is this incredible. >> creation that comes from make equal 20th century maple. the imaginary creatures have been brought to life for decades by mexican artists in more recently are tools. popularized by the disney movie coco. they are imaginary creatures that came into existence. 3 dream had by our does mean

south. high pressure, the bucks the record, the heat that has moved eastward behind them a couple of weeks systems in the gulf of alaska. but there's one that just about makes way through the aleutians. andt's what i'm watching. that could bring a little rain to the bay area as we get in toward a late saturday night into sunday for tomorrow. it's going to be breezy again. temperatures will be warm inland, probably mild inside the bay. a little cool on the coastline with some of those winds kicking up. but show you this. the different model showed you the european model earlier this. the american model here call the gfs. you'll see as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow, i'm not too bad. in fact, on friday doesn't look bad either. just to continue to open the door for these storms. but then you kind of see that storm developing in the gulf of alaska. and here we go rolling down the coastline and there you are by sunday, that chance of storm system moving on shore, bringing some rain to the bay area continuing possibly into monday to maybe if we get lucky a lingering shower into tuesday and some snow over the sierra nevada. after that things begin to quiet down. but this would b

south or, or after their massacres, after marine opal after the burning of the ukrainian prisoners in alaska by the russian military, up it blocking the force after this strikes of the russian tanks and messiah on nuclear power plant. and after threats to use nuclear weapons, which have become the rule, not that exception for russia propaganda. we must finally recognize russia in the state of sponsor of terrorism at all levels. in all cancers that confess, the vellows of peace and protection of human life. legally, politically, if you don't have a legal mechanism, you can make a political decision in the parliament. this is the foundation for restoring global secured. if this strong step is taken, dallas will disappear, whether to cake, other important stat. and so what is very sensitive is a border that turned on integrity. when one country tries to steal the territory of a novice date, it push all world nation under attack. global security cannot be restored without restoring that territorial integrity of the nation which suffer the armed aggression. so the thawed i, them of the ukraine and b as for my ear, that restoration of security and territorial integrity. the 4th item is sec

south. we will pay close attention to that. and come back to you. michael, thank you for joining us this morning. shifting gears, in a significant upset, mary petola has won a special election to full alaska's open congressional seat. the first alaska native elected to native and the state's first female congressman. she will have to defend her seat in just two months in november's midterm election. she spoiled a political comeback for former governor sarah palin who was hoping to ride an endorsement from former president trump to victory. with 93% of the vote in, petola, has a 51.5% lead to palin's 48.5. the race was the first of alaska's new ranked choice voting system and some republicans have turned to calling the process illegitimate. what a surprise. in a statement, slamming it confusing ranked choice voting system. arkansas senator tom cotton tweeted that ranked choice voting is a scam to rig elections. >>> the ongoing water crisis in jackson, mississippi, has left thousands of people without running water and it is now a political blame game between state and city officials. jackson's mayor says the city has been in a constant state of emergency since bill water notices and low wate

side of the alaska course, we did have for what was hurricane piano, just running across at east side of canada. forcing the jet stream a long way for the north now is plunging further south and bringing that cold air right in across the pretty shelves. janevalyn. and we're seeing it dig down across the continent as well. a fair amount of rain on that to some heavy rain there into were norway to splash of rain. they're coming across much of poland, germany low countries into good part of attorney to say that over the house like dig of that cold, brisk wind. pushing right down across the good parts of france. really heavy rain coming into easton and southeast and parts of france as we go on into what is a zurich with a top temperature of around 11 degrees celsius 15. a london middlefield, a good deal colder than that. so what's the weather further east scattering a showers across the mediterranean, but not too much to speak of lottie fine, and try not to try whether across north africa with plenty of showers for the gulf of guinea. ah, with the chuckle region of paraguay, one of south america's topic, we follow to men who seem to thrive on is challenging. a veteran truck drive

and he said that with fiona his whole house was gone. everything in his house was gone. the people of south carolina are facing fiona now. the people of the areas of alaskathe people in the commonwealth of puerto rico have all faced an enormous surge and impact of hurricanes. lives lost. people still being rescued. that is why the leadership of this congress and the members will join together, i hope in a unified manner, to recognize what our job is. our job is to be the umbrella on a rainy day. and in this, those who will suffer in the coldness of the winter, i'm reminded of the freeze in texas. of course, we had no electricity, but thank god for $1 billion for low-income home energy assistance. some people are saying how grateful we are. helping fema to be able to be on the ground, $2 billion for helping people recover their housing and infrastructure. they are obliterated in florida. one million people without lights. of course, we know about jackson, mississippi, flint, michigan, 20 million for water and waste water. and other crises that we've had. i want this congress to stand up for not shutting the government down but taking its rightful responsi

south lake tahoe to 68 l. a. and san diego 53. you kaya little cooler there. 72 loves vegas and you can see that's a big fog bank that system and coming out of the gulf of alaskagoing to sweep and stay up in the pacific northwest. but all you need is a system to sweep through to usher in a cooler pattern through wednesday, thursday and friday look warmer, and here comes another system to bring in another cooler pattern. by the time we get to the weekend, september, ending on a very quiet note. and early october, looks quiet to sixties seventies eighties on your temps will keep the cooler pattern of wednesday warmer thursday, friday, then it looks nice but a little cooler day on the weekend. alright steve thank you. times 7 53 in oakland homeless encampment getting cleared out for the second time this month coming up for you at eight o'clock, caltrans will clear what was known as oakland's biggest encampment, but first, a man in south lake tahoe dealing with repeated break ins at his house by a very persistent suspect. right he says. officials at fish and wildlife really can't do much to stop a bear damaging homes and cabins. have heart failure and still experi