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it's most hotels here are still open despite. low levels of occupancy that amount to much much at the getting that last year residents of the city of complaining about overcrowding now it's hotels are barely 20 percent occupancy and that's bad news for toohey as italy is among the most important destinations for the german british travel company from april to june to we lost 1400000000 euros it's the worst quarter in the company's history in the same period last year it had earned 23000000 euros it was a very grim quarter because clearly if the months from april to june where the month with like this severe is locked down or the holiday destinations by the also . in countries where people which travel from so i guess yes it is a very grim quarter and the outlook is also not great the british government for instance announced 2 weeks ago that everyone returning from spain will have to undergo a 14 day quarantine that caused a massive wave of town solutions which is hurting to eat this summer's holiday season is already the worst s

still on the map at 5 o'clock. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us very right now with the very latest on those temperatures and what we can expect as we move further into the week. yes, certainly hot out there right now but jonathan we're looking at possibly. >>the 6th straight day, a very hot temperatures. so the excessive heat warning is still in place even though numbers are likely going to come down for tomorrow. it's just day after day after day of the success of heat and that's going to cause problems inside the peninsula, you're looking at those hot temperatures. a warning continues all the way down into redwood city menlo park temperatures again 80's and some 90's by tomorrow afternoon. the south bay, not quite as hot but hot enough remember we've been heat for a long time now since last week temperatures again by tomorrow afternoon running well into the 90's east bay you're going to see those temperatures pull back just slightly but still looking at some upper 90's possibly even some triple digit

it's still booming you guys. >>let's go the scu complex fire tore through the hills in the mines road area of livermore last week it kind of would come and go so it's really strange you would see the smoke really close and then it would lead to 30 minutes later it would just go away the fire burned homes and displaced families we were just getting to the line a sleigh. >>really doing a lot of there and then like this is kind of. >>and the stating dominique failing in his girlfriend's family purchased this property for years ago never thinking that one day it would all be gone. >>after we packed what we could the jeep was full to the brim we got everything that starts clothing in looking for documents but everything has pretty much their pictures and stuff like that last thursday, the family learned their house to not make it nearly everything on their property was gone, it was. >>it's surreal it was it was something we've never experienced when they went to survey the damage over the weekend they were happy to fi

way of gas and also on type as well as it can be a real think tank about what is happening with i still write a mint can you just give us your take on when there is a major event a big story that takes countries attention away from maybe dealing with issues where is groups except what happens with those groups and people are not paying attention to them. well in the case of islamic state take the case resigning state they themselves. have commented on the corona virus pandemic and how it's caught the attention of the world. but they themselves had their own view of it evolved over time it thursday actually they were quite cautious about about the coronavirus pandemic warning against the idea that it was necessarily a punishment from god against the norm. because they said it's possible this could infect in fact muslims as well so precautions need to be taken but then over time is the growing virus in increasingly to get the end epicenters of the end of the pandemic where in the west these kinds of countries they took does more for them view that it's a punishment against. norma's them a

but still cars are in the driveway looks like people are still home and have their things we'll keep an eye out on this area this is in healdsburg again and as soon as we hear anything we see any progress on the fire we will let you know back to you. >>and here's a look as the evacuation orders and warnings that are currently in effect for sonoma county check him out on your screen there you see highlighted in yellow and red anyone living in the red areas under mandatory evacuation orders and then the yellow area is under an evacuation warning what does that mean that means that you must be ready to go at a moment's notice make sure you have all of your central's packed up. sheriff's deputies will be in these areas. you know warning people staying on side and just making sure that the evacuations are in place and upgraded to let the residents know it is indeed time to go see we'll see them rolling through also in napa county a community and the various a highland lies in ruins, check this out several homes are just gone cars are melted the air filled with smoke and smells of burning

yesterday or is that still in place. >>as of yesterday it was still in place and i know they have a had a place in beaufort but then that it's kind of over it until 4 different place on a warning. i'm not sure i don't have the updated information order. the venue place they're going to be especially up north. okay. >>well sergeant juan valencia thank you so much for joining us and taking some time out of your very busy morning. and we wish you nothing but the best as you work your way through yet another fire in sonoma county. thank you. >>well now we want to go to these sees eu lightning complex fire that's burning in san mateo and santa cruz county check this out look at that. this is video from yesterday. this is actually from a tweet from cal fire just shows you that thick smoke and the flames there in the santa cruz mountains so let's show you the aftermath this is from the boulder creek area you can see the devastation. there's homes have been reduced to rubble. >>as the flames just continue to burn right along the

you can still see if you. well you could see her in a public can't but for years you could see a perfect square all around our fire station because the delta fire team defended the fire station they protected half of an oak tree burned but the half that was close to the station they kept from burning because they were protecting our fire station. that's what our community do for each other. >>and despite all of the tragedy and chaos families are some of them taking time to thank firefighters. this is the town of felton and san mateo county where a mandatory evacuation order was issued at 8 o'clock this morning. some people you saw leaving signs thanking firefighters other left directions to how to find water on their properties, one person left a sprinkler here running on the rooftop. >>so far the seas eu august lightning a complex fires have scorched a total of 48,000 acres in san mateo and santa cruz counties, 50 structures have been destroyed nearly 21,000 are being threatened. and right now the entire comp

the family still depends on financial assistance from the state of b.s. ole man is surprised at how long it took to settle in they struggled with the german language the bureaucracy and finding a place to live and work and sometimes it feels like we've been here more than 5 years we've been through so much and this time. we spent 4 years looking for an apartment moving every few months and it was hard but when i see our children going to school it seems like time has passed more quickly than that. time to get under way the children like going to school in. the solomons had to move 10 times before they found an apartment of their own like many refugee families all they could get what temporary. the constant moves meant they didn't have as much time to study german as fate hoped but they didn't give up for the sake of the children. that's why they left syria to give their children a better life. their home in iraq was destroyed by a bomb many were injured desperate to leave in 2015 they decided to flee. we met up with a family in turkey where they were hopi

>>fire crews across 3 western states are still battling wildfires that have already destroyed more than 90,000 acres. some people have lost their homes and hundreds of others are being told to evacuate. hotter and drier weather is expected this weekend and into next week making things even more challenging and dangerous for firefighters. camila bernal has the latest from los angeles. >>fires raging in california oregon and colorado containment numbers in all 3 states are still low and evacuation orders remain in place for those closest to the flames. we're in this for the long haul so far more than 90,000 acres have been destroyed in these 3 western states in los angeles county the lake fire and the ranch to fire high temperatures causing elevated fire weather conditions there's been areas of this fire that. >>have not burned in decades. it's an on accessible to rain which has added to the complexity of the fire in oregon, the mosier creek fire authorities there believe the fire was human-caused we saw just a lot of smoke but once the wind started picking up that so we are really concer

still ahead daria. >>thanks a lot john let's get to the breaking news now for big wildfires are burning across the east bay and in the north bay this morning. they were sparked likely by lightning. let's take a look at a map that shows you where these 4 fires are burning yeah right in the east bay absolutely will begin their the marsh a complex fires burning near the small regional world in this area in alameda county in fact let's show you the back now. >>it's right there at the border alameda and santa clara county it's been burning since sunday. i think we can bring that map up in any event farther up in contra costa county. the deer zone fires are burning out of control that's near mount diablo on the backside just to the east of clayton they were sparked on sunday. so here's that map and again we're going back to the marsh creek fire burning again, right there in that border area between alameda and santa clara county in a moment, you see the map slide up here to contra costa county and that's wher

>>despite all their efforts there was still. >>a lot of heartbreak, i know that we could have personally saved. so many more homes if we would have had access to a radio better communication even just like to volunteer water trucks, tenders and if you fire truck. you know along with our eight-man crew could have saved the other 30 homes have burned in front of our eyes, he hopes going forward cal fire can help find ways to utilize and even equipped. >>will you so they can work together during extreme crisis situations. maureen kelly kron 4 news. now once again with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for more on the conditions outside right now which includes our air quality. >>will we see any relief from that really terrible smoky air yeah we breathe deeply some part of the bay area seeing some very nice fresh air moving in right now and the san francisco along parts of the coastline, half moon bay. that's pretty typical get very good quality or even along the coast, san mateo you're looking good all the way to live more no

but you still want to emphasize that there is still a ways to go. and part of that is the pipeline. we still don't have a strong pipeline for women as wedo for men. into getting into those local statewide and national level offices. that exist in voting in the u.s.? particularly that pa women? >> as you mentioned at tsth women to vote more than men. the 2016 general election is four percentage points more. but if we break that we have ton understand thobers. disparity amongst women are still quite significant. so just by age younger women go with larger numbers than older for the most part they still vote in smaller numbers. so our mother's generation as the support there. as we look out with the breakout women's vote, women of color felt much loweannumbers white went women. 2016 they had a turnout rate of 17 percentage points less than white women. african-american women had three percentage points. but if we look at midterm d. elections and special elections the gap widens significantly between african american women and white women. so that a quality of the promise of the suffrag

still ahead at 5:25. oakland's own kamala harris makes history at the democrat i national convention. breaking down barriers. hear what former president barack obama had to say about the future of democracy. >>> meanwhile, silicon valley company becomes the very first company in history to be worth $2 trillion with a t dollars. you're watching "today in the bay." awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >>> right now at 5:14 as we watch the weather conditions in parts of the north bay, we're still seeing temperatures in the upper 60s as the wildfires continue to spread very quickly with some slightly higher humidity this morning and

i still go to physical therapy for the drop foot issue that i still have. you know, it could be a while and ta ke know, it could be a while and take up to one year potentially to fully recover there but there is hope that we will fully recover. in physical therapy we also continue to work on my conditioning, my lungs and my heart rate recovery. so physically i am 0k. recovery. so physically i am ok. emotionally i am doing great. i don't have any of those ptsd related issues from the experience that brett has mentioned it it brett, when we first spoke to you and interviewed you on the programme it was your last day ina programme it was your last day in a hospital bed. you were in a rehab centre. tell us about your homecoming. it was amazing. my wife was insistent on coming to visit with me in the rehabilitation hospital and i introduced her to all the people who helped me get to where i was that they and she stuck me in the car and drove me home and it was an amazing ride home. the next day she drove me outside and said we we re drove me outside and said we

still tofour missing people. and when it comes to the suspicious speem, we did make three arrests last night. and i'll continue to say that we have a lot of personnel.people,d three arrests last night. and i'll continue to say that we have a lot of personnel. today we'll have 79 personnel. and i can't speak more highly o. so 79 total personnel that will be looking out for people that should not be in the evacuated area. so there werhr people or four people, rather, three in which we had rnt with a and as well as a lady seen walking around with a backpack, she was from san francisco, not from the area. and was arrested for being in the closed evacuation area. and we cited a person 234e8 2344 escorted out. and so we've gotten a number of calls with regards to the city 6 santa cruz. and they did a pre-warning. they went door to door. but i want to reiterate, there is no fire danger right now to the city of santa cruz. and so cal fire's done a great job securing that southern border. as long as the conditions stay th

it's still going to be hot just not as hot and still under excessive heat warnings tomorrow. those expire wednesday night by thursday we subtract a few more degrees so we're working our way in the right direction. even if it is just a few degrees at a time. extreme heat remains across the bay area the u.s. all of us pretty much all of us anyways except for the coast in san francisco. lit up in pink meaning excessive heat warnings for yet another day leading into tomorrow. today's daytime highs 70's and 80's for san francisco just one 60 on the map in mont era granada to half moon bay at 76 degrees today 70's 80's along the bay from brisbane to burlingame with the 80's and 90's further south on the peninsula down into the south bay we go and still in the triple digits for morgan hill today, san jose close enough at 97. well fremont at 92 union city and hayward in the upper 80's. triple digits for the tri valley through san ramon danville walnut creek in concord oakland and berkeley each 85 today. you're north bay daytime highs again some of our hottest youngsville especially a

with many people still missing rescue workers are desperately searching for anyone still alive under the collapsed buildings. that this man was rescued after over 16 hours under the rubble. a glimmer of hope amid the devastation. shops and homes were destroyed across beirut hundreds of thousands of people likely unable to return to their homes for months. as the lebanese begin to deal with the aftermath a strong sense of community is emerging but a feeling of disbelief still lingers. yet we've never seen anything like this in our lives it's difficult and the scene is shocking and scary i took everything in after all the destruction i looked for my family and gathered them and went out to the balcony to take a look it was a massacre. was a little. extra 15 minutes and i saw a lot of her if it seems i saw dead people i saw people running and screaming all the carrying their children you know people who had lost their children others looking for their mom or their sister and it was horrific it was difficult. to get much that's all. planes carrying rescue teams and aid have begun to arri

the latest details still to come. >>history the feeling more than a dozen wildfires across the golden state including several right here in the bay area that are growing tonight a live update from a fire that's burning in contra costa county. stay right here. vicki liviakis is up next with kron 4 >>thanks for joining us here on the kron on tonight is the kickoff for the 2020 democratic national convention, it's. a pretty unconventional this year coming to us from milwaukee, but all virtual there are several speakers slated for tonight. >>several democrats and some republicans as well. there are also several performances and of course, bernie sanders and first lady michelle obama will all be speaking this evening again it is the kickoff to the 2020 democratic national convention, it's 4 days filled of evenings of speeches and performances all in support of the biden kamala harris take it for the white house. it is beginning right now we're going take you there live. >>good evening. i'm evil and body of a sudden and wel

>>personal on the other follows science if you're still in effect, you're still infected. >>the new recommendations do not apply to health care facilities and of course everybody still being asked to wear masks and practice physical distancing. a developing story we've been following california's employment development department is under the microscope with more than a million jobless claims that still have to be processed. it is a backlog. state lawmakers want the governor to take more executive action on the department some even call for him to remove its leader capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>we've just not felt. during this process, california lawmakers say they are the latest group to have trouble getting through the state employee development department and for the past 4 months of our offices have been doing everything we can. >>you get a tv to be more responsive to the needs of her constituents has been incredibly frustrating where witches. >>60 state lawmakers sent a letter to governor gavin newsome wednesday urging him to take more action on th

we're still in the midst of some smoke as we still do see some wildfire burning across the state and that still puts of smoke across the region, even though the spread of those fires, a slowdown. some haze and fog mixed in with each other as for sfo this morning, a little on the foggy side our worst of air quality will step out of the way for that you can see it. it is up in marine and sonoma counties for those of you up in these areas you went to bed last night thinking, hey it's not too bad. woke up this morning with that smell of smoke or densest of it right there in marine county where we have some very poor conditions. most of the rest of the bay area has eased off a poor air quality this morning, but that's no promise it's going to stay that way all through the rest of the day. nevado santa rosa and napa visibility has fallen below a mile right now so do watch that hayes and that fog as you're traveling into work, we've got a combo effect up in the north bay that's making for low visibility. 50's 60's for your current temperatures with double in livermore at 57 degrees each hay

still ahead. several states are considering a lawsuit against the postal service will tell you why some attorneys general claimed recent changes for secretly designed to slow down services ahead of election day. >>and a little refresher on just how hot it's going to be today triple digits do return for a whole lot of the bay area. >>like our inland east, various parts of the south >>6.45 right now taking a look at the weather and how. >>when will it end they had john when the question we're all asking right now for sure guys and it does look like after today we are going to see at least has some backing off the gas pedal on the he a few degrees. still going to be hot not as hot though so positivity there looking outside at the golden gate bridge this morning skies are pretty clear you do have some high clouds but definitely no streaming through the golden gate to start the day something else we're getting rid of today that thunderstorm potential that is passing to our west and to our north you can

to be seen winds still in excess of a 100 miles per hour and still to be seen just how damaging that storm surge was right up and down the coastline, future track of the storm does show is entering arkansas eventually other states of the midwest certainly resulting in a lot of rain and if you have any travel plans this direction over the next couple of days. it's probably going to be interrupting some of those plans as of sfo here in our own back yard this morning. it's smoky and it is cloudy, we've got a mix of fog and smoke across the bay and some visibility issues in nevado and half moon bay due to that low fog that is scooted in. knapp at times you will also see visibility being affected by these foggy conditions this morning. worst air quality is up in marine in sonoma county is

we still have electricity. but the same cannot be said for the hundreds aof thousands of people dealing with no power and that number will sky rocket. we talked to a beaumont police officer earlier this morning and she told us that previous hurricanes had actually knocked out power in some of the rural areas of southeast texas and into louisiana for upwards of a month. so people need to be prepared for those types of conditions. no services, no electricity going forward. and we also know that fire and police and search and rescue will not start to reinitiate those operations until winds drop below tropical storm force. so we still have another 6 to 12 hours where i'm located in southeast texas, i mean you can clearly see we're still tropical storm conditions with the winds being as violence as they are. but we're on the outer fwrinks fringes of lawyer are aura's wr. >> up to 270,000 people without power. so this is just climbing. i know that you will stay with us and we'll come back to you later this morning. >

you can still see if you. well you could see her in a public can't but for years you could see a perfect square all around our fire station because the delta fire team defended the fire station they protected it. half of an oak tree burned but the half that was close to the station they kept from burning because they were protecting our fire station. that's what our community do for each other. >>stay with us our bay area wildfire coverage continues right here on kron 4 news at 8 after the break we're going to live to santa cruz county where the seas eu complex fires are prompting even more evacuations tonight, including >>a breaking news coverage continues of all those wildfires tonight, the weather is a bit better, but we are still a bay area on edge or worse. as fires burn all over the region the cdu august complex fires are currently burning in santa cruz county tonight. >>we know that you see santa cruz also is issuing a state of emergency and they're evacuating the campus. our first gayle ong joins us no

>>welcome back as i 44 right now and we're looking at the weather and still foggy still foggy and guys still going to be smoky to not get a whole lot early from either just yet. golden gate bridge been in the fog all morning long can't see hardly any of it bay bridge you can see it at least are going to be traveling underneath the fog this morning it's great overhead though, and that gray not going anywhere just yet. we are going to start to see that fog really burning apart within the next hour. so looking at hayes along with the fog this morning we got a twofold event going on here with smoky conditions, especially for the north bay or worst of air quality we've seen in a while right up around nevada would pocket there that's just not wanting to go away very poor conditions in the inland east bay, the rest of the north bay in the peninsula in poor conditions from the east bay down to the south bay too so not a good start to the morning to be out and about doing too terribly much. >>the end of good news here we are seeing a weak trough to our north this could mix things up just enough

now the fire is still. >>all directions. however we do feel that in the north of where we see the black lives that means that we stop the board's read the fire we feel very comfortable that fire back in that in that area, however along the eastern side of this other side say opened fire line next to me they would talk controlled we are committing resources there to try to contain the fire from spreading in media populated areas. >>i'm a door says the main focus today was stopping flames from spreading into populated areas in gilroy and morgan hill crews used water jobs and build a fire line along the southern and southwestern sides to best achieve that goal and here's the latest evacuation map from cal fire for the su complex everywhere and read a mandatory evacuation order people in the yellow areas have received evacuation warnings and could be asked to leave at a moment's notice. >>cars charred homes destroyed the czu lightning fire is scorching the santa clara county stay >>road closures in wildfire zones obviously there

still struggling to learn german. he has a hard time studying the syrian war inflicted invisible wounds that have yet to heal 5 years on he still traumatized today he has a therapy session with professor mary i'm sure jack hello mr suleiman please come with me. have a seat. today on your appointment is with me as your regular doctor is on holiday is that ok. ok no problem. an interpreter helps him share his feelings. mustapha says his mother died in syria 2 weeks ago. he's haunted by the fact he couldn't be there with her. goodness what a. huddle in recent weeks she was very sick and then she was taken to the hospital. i tried to speak with her but she could no longer talk and she didn't recognize me anymore. and i thought if you want to see mostafa was just 14 when his father died as the eldest child he took on a lot of responsibility his mother raised 9 children on her own. she must have been a very strong woman. a very strong woman yes very strong. you've experienced a lot of terrible things and borne a lot of pain

>>we're still getting full of people would you think we should go. yeah accusation ordered it's not mandatory should get out. it makes its animals out in during a stay home stay home at least animals don't don't wait for the last minute. >>never told at this time no structures have burned and there are no reported injuries. in contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news and there are several other wildfires burning throughout the bay area evacuation orders in the north bay are in place near. >>like hennessy in napa county people living in the area near hennessey ridge road including sage canyon road from chiles hope valley road to lower chiles road in that area is near the silverado trail and several wineries the fire so far has burned 2500 acres and is 0% contained tonight. the gamble fire also burning in napa county near berryessa knoxville road that fire has burned 600 acres. a viewer sharing a little video and pictures now of smoke from both fires there he told us that he saw the smoke from backstop her then you're off of concrete crowd and

obviously we still have closures around the complex areas. some of the areas are opening so do check with the local authorities and we'll map out where things are not allowed. a fire just off the carquinez bridge. on the hillside by there. if you know where the restaurant is you know the hillsides just off the bridge, no structures as far as i know are involved. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the cleanup continues in parts of texas and louisiana. it is now more than 24 hours since hurricane laura slammed the gulf coast, and we are beginning to get a better idea the magnitude of the deadly category 4 storm and the scope of the devastation. jay gray takes a closer look at the damage in lake charles, one of the hardest areas hit. >> reporter: at first glance it has the appearance of a child's messy playroom, cars and trucks scattered on their sides. but a closer look and it's clear this mess is no gain. >> this is a disaster area. >> reporter: the devastation from laura stretches for miles. >> this was the most powerful storm to ever make landfal

and i would say that the overall strategy still applies because. of course also for the because of the legal basis. over all the federal system you know the responsibility for public health still lies with the regions so of course they're independent they can. degree they can deter from the national strategy but akhil does want to make it clear that there are certain things where the situation is so similar that it's just hard for people to understand why they should not. pay a bit of money if they're not wearing a mask somewhere but somewhere else paying hundreds of years and so this is $1.00 of those details that discussing at the moment about it we're hearing we're not the only ones waiting we say like it's news on the ground as we're texting and she says apparently the little details it's not really a big of a whether to make to overrule the strategy completely but the little details i would counsel to make it clear to the germans that they can still trust that authorities there looks like there's some progress on this one fine unified fine amo

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here as well waiting for any news of their loved ones they have still no idea if the person they're looking for is inside or not or hasn't been any form of a list of people detained so far of course it's been nearly 7000 people who have been detained in the last couple of days and it's very unclear how many are still inside but what we know as well is that some people are sentenced to certain the prison that charms and they will have to stay inside also unclear how many people. this includes. we're reporting today. anticipating more demonstrations and protests there but is the is the real worrisome is to look at these small strikes that we've seen where workers have gone on strike in state run and state owned factories absolutely because the strikes are also expanding and not only 4 or 5 factories that police seen yesterday but today more are added to this. post and more cars are on strike because the metro in the been going on strike teachers are on strike doctors are on strike so it's sort of for going around us is so low right now these strikes around. and we're also expecting mo

she is still worthy. she still important. she was a human being. it was a very important for me to write about her. it made me stop judging her and teaching myself. i realized that if i got to put that stuff in there may be another women or someone that she knew or looked up to or look down to -- optimally i did not take anything out. i left everything in their, even the bad parts of her life. >> that brings up an idea though -- >> is this a question? >> it is a question. can an artist be separate from their work? this is been a big topic. >> that is the other thing. milicent is dead. sorry, spoilers. there was a time when i was not sure she was dead or not. one, i don't think milicent did anything in her life that was -- she never insulted anybody. she never did anything bad and that way. if she did it would be having a different conversation right now. i do think that we need to be responsible as consumers. we are living in this metoo era. what do we do? it's very complicated. there is a lot of gray areas. ultimately, no, we cannot separate the a

attention i think to to women and women of color because you know they're still we're still struggling like you said taylor did not get the same type of attention that george of course protests brought light to what happened in awareness the officers got fired but still there was not enough done and what society does is they try to look at the background to tailor what it would achieve do she must have a criminal record actually you know she was a stellar citizen an e.m.t. you know it just it really it really is triggering to to see that nothing has been done you know something like this in such a tragedy happens a loss of life especially somebody comes into my house with normal clothes and not you know warning that they're a police officer they have the right to defend themselves with a gun so it was such a tragedy and still that nothing has been done it is just mind blowing and the fact that it's like sarah said we always investigate that. background it's 0 is 0 well if you look at grapes for example among women it's always what she wearing what is she doing why does that matter a cr

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the cdc is still facing a lot of criticism after trying to walk back new testing guidelines. how top health experts at the white house are defending the most. >>and more protests planned for oakland tonight up next the plea from protesters again to remain peaceful during a planned event tonight. the group that's problematic of promoting tonight's event it is the same group that came to a playground, one fan looking at video from that night, i'm pleased that night did not help several people were arrested after a march turned very destructive businesses vandalized as you see there were fires set. police are saying the people arrested are not from oakland city leaders say there's increased police staff and tonight. the mayor mayor shaft has a strong message for people planning to cause more damage. >>i share the righteous rage over police brutality and racial injustice but i urge people to channel that anger into activism not vandalism we will continue to not tolerate vandalism we made several arrests on wednesday we will continue to do that. >>on tonight's protest set to start

he still doesn't know if his sisters are alive. sato has many memories, as he hopes these children do what he did as a child. only sato seen how seems held to the island by ties from the past. and he says these children, have never known the nightmares of the children who lived through the atomic blast. sato likes to climb the hill to visit a grave, and he took off his hat on his quest, and he asked if his hair looked all right from the back. he was really asking if it was long enough to hide the scars that he is still so ashamed of. half of his body was burned. he tries to believe he has no radiation damage, but it is always there. just as a city that has been burned can rebuild, so can a man's skin build car tissue, but his mind cannot get rid of that fear. a bomb disease has become as much as an emotional illness, as well as a physical one. how many times has sato look out at the main line, saying he would try to forget and want to forget hiroshima. on the surface, it would be so easy to forget, most of its population of 450, 00

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these still feel that. their goal they are finding the balance in the world nuclear weapons in the world has not been here every year they hope that this goal will be achieved but it has not been yet so the mayor of hiroshima teacher make this. to. to sort of all too and then i thought how many bones are rationed but. but their numbers are dwindling and they are not going to be around for much longer in the future so the men conserve is passing the torch to the new generation and prospering very very experienced that to the next generation so they will the movement to a world. free of nuclear weapons and making sure the world never forgets an iranian thank you for your reporting from tokyo thank you well india has bolstered security in kashmir as it marks one year since scrapping the disputed regions a semi autonomous status the government's trip to jam and kashmir india's only muslim majority states of its special rights last august to render modi government said the move was necessary to better integrate

earlier still lots of relatives who are still waiting to hear from their loved ones who are still inside. but the people who have come out have told absolute horror stories about the torture that has been going on inside as you can see and or report. torture and abuse inside cramped detention time due to the lack of space detainees who are often forced to lie on top of each other young women say they were forced to undress they were beaten and threatened with rape. the violent police crackdown on mainly peaceful protesters has left deep scars on many belorussians it has also angered many of president alex on the locals shankar's former supporters the call for him to step down has resonated around. the detained everyone everyone girls guys children who are 151413 years old there was a grandpa who was around 70 with us everyone got to tade even if you just came out of a shop to see what's going on you got detained. i was pushed into a police truck they told me either you go with us for 15 days or we beat your legs and let you go the fact that i'm here now it's clear what i chose. to call f

this morning, we're still humid and well we're still pretty warm to 60's 70's for your current temperaturestsburgh in livermore each at 74 right now, oakland and berkeley in the 70's to kick things off. later today. well don't miss those 70's that we have currently we've got 90's in triple digits for much of the bay for daytime highs concord at one '07 today, livermore one '04 antioch out one '06. james. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news again the heat you just heard john talk about it we're going to team coverage coming up live with details on where the cooling centers are going to be what you want to know about especially if you live long the bay shoreline we're going to get up into the 90's today. plus preparing for possible power outages during this excessive heat wave eugenie's talking about it also recommending customers do certain things to prevent sparking wildfires. and the south bay kaiser hospital now looking for volunteers to participate in the covid-19 vaccine study if you're interested we'll tell you ho ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. t

we still have fog to talk about.te, the high resolution satellite over the past six hourors so, and get add idea of the clouds clear back offshore, but we still have a few lingering pockets along to the coastline. as we come in here to san francisco's ocean beach, and the golden gate bridge as well this afternoon. current number is 80s. that fairfield number really jumping up. 98 degrees. oakland 74, and san francisco 64 degrees. we have the inland heat and the mild temperatures coastside. we're talking about the fog. it is stubborn, sentence it? still hanging out near the coast and trying to block advertise camera scene. so we will wake up to fog first thing tomorrow morning. near the coast and portions of the bay. >> and then the clouds will clear back to the shoreline into the afternoon hours, setting up that big temperature range. most areas in the mid-60s, to the mid-90s. a warmer saturday, and it looks like that warmup will continue as we head into your sunday. coming up, we'll about your full weekend outlook,