and the fitz playground is expected to be soon for approval of the concept plan. and richmond playground had a final meeting last week, and the site plan presented to the neighbors and we look forward to presenting that to you very soon. and finally another playground started in late 2019. we gathered a lot of background documents and have internal planning needs at that time. and the community engagement was slated to begin in the spring but we've had to delay its start due to covid. we hope to begin in earnest very soon and utilizing our new outreach strategies. and with that, i will pass it back to lisa for a few more items. >> sorry, i had to hit unmute. thank you, cara, i loved that tour. and then just to close with the financial update. you will see in the next slide that the biggest change to let'splaysf! is the happy news that we have lowered the overall budget by about $1.5 million to $35.7 million because several of the completed sites did end up coming in under budget. so given those savings, we've also reduced the private fundraising targets to $13.3 mi

and the fitz playground is expected to be soon for approval of the concept plan. and richmond playground had a final meeting last week, and the site plan presented to the neighbors and we look forward to presenting that to you very soon. and finally another playground started in late 2019. we gathered a lot of background documents and have internal planning needs at that time. and the community engagement was slated to begin in the spring but we've had to delay its start due to covid. we hope to begin in earnest very soon and utilizing our new outreach strategies. and with that, i will pass it back to lisa for a few more items. >> sorry, i had to hit unmute. thank you, cara, i loved that tour. and then just to close with the financial update. you will see in the next slide that the biggest change to let'splaysf! is the happy news that we have lowered the overall budget by about $1.5 million to $35.7 million because several of the completed sites did end up coming in under budget. so given those savings, we've also reduced the private fundraising targets to $13.3 mi

not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. y i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the heart of the richmond district. with what is unique is that it is also small businesses. there is a different retail here it is mom and pop opening up businesses. and providing for the neighborhood. this is what we love about the streets. the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will see small businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- t

how do you ensure social distancing when they're using shared spaces such as the playground, you know, or an outdoor table where they're maybe having lunch? how do you deal with that? >> we have little marks on the tables where there's a set. make sure they're six feet apart. staff overseeing them all the time. not possible to ensure 100% of social distancing. >> you are a k through 5 school. how many students total do you have on campus? >> another section of our campus but we're a small school. 58 kids and i should mention, kristen, all private schools, especially are going through some hard times because there's fears of covid-19. parents who don't pay tuition when it's online learning. this is one of the reasons why we're so happy to be back in the classroom and we anticipate getting the influx of some more students. >> we've got a couple of new students since we reopened and our phones are ready and waiting. abc did a news on our second day of opening and they did a great job encouraging people, we're open, available, providing quality christian education. >> did you have any kid

as we pursue this bright future, the nation that unleashed the playground to the world, china, in the earliest days of the virus china lockdown travel domestically, denying flights to leave china and in fact the world. even as they cancel domestic flights and lock citizens in their homes, the chinese government and the world health organization which is virtually controlled by china falsely declared there is no evidence of human to human transmission, later they falsely said people without symptoms would not spread the disease. the united nations must hold china accountable for their actions. in addition every year china dumps millions and millions of tons of plastic and trash into the oceans, over fishes other countries waters, destroys vast swaths of coral reef and emits more toxic mercury into the atmosphere than any country anywhere in the world, china's, and emissions are nearly twice what the us has and is rising fast, when i withdrew from the one sided paris climate accord, last year america reduced its carbon emissions by more than any, more those who attack america's exceptio

. -- disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> playgrounds across the state have been given the green light reopen. in san francisco all 179 playgrounds are adopting new protocols amid the ongoing battle against covid-19. anyone older than two must wear a face mask and children maintain six feet distance and can't eat or drink in common area and parks department could also add rules at any time. >> capacity guidelines, we're going to make sure that play grounds they're either connected to a restroom or will have hand washing stations. >> san francisco plans to reopen p parks in citywide in two weeks, no later than october 14th. >>> all right let's talk about the weather. pretty nice outside although still smokey. >> yeah, a little bit. and you know, those playgrounds, huge for parents, we just need the playground weather. >> that's true. >> yeah, that's for sure. especially if you have little kids. i tell you what, stay off the playgrounds for a few days, it's going to be hot inland, but then you can get back out there. at least in the coast and bay the parks will be just fine. want t

but it wasn'tjust the playground, to calm them down.ools were the they were worried people were, the they were worried people were, the children coming in were tired, even teenagers coming into secondary schools, putting their heads on the desks and falling asleep and i think there is that sense among heads and teachers that they have got quite a task on their hands, they've had children out of class for a long time, a lot of catch—up learning to be done, i think they wanted to send a message to parents tojust, get back with the routines, you know? get your kids to bed on time. limit the screen time. and just get them back into a place where they are coming to school, ready to learn, focus, and not absolutely semi—addicted to gaming. focus, and not absolutely semi-addicted to gaming. shyama, last minute, what is your comment on to what extent do you think those children who have been out of the classroom for so long, they have been called a lost generation, is that an exaggeration, will they be able to catch up, do you think? my childre

sorry, there is no eating or drinking at the playground. something else to keep in mine. rents will have to avoid a crowded play ground so you have to have somebody on the lookout. >> it would definitely be the distance of six feet.feet.feet.. >> no. it would be really hard. >> reporter: that's not all. san francisco can add more to the list. >> capacity guidelines, we're going to make sure hand washing station. >> reporter: now brace for the big announcement. >> we are hope thful that the te people to my right will be able to may in two weeks. play grounds will open, guys. >> these gates will be open no later than october 14th. >> do you want to go to the playground? >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena. abc7 news. >>> the cdc has issued new guidelines for thanksgiving during the pandemic. the agency says the safest way to celebrate would be to stay home and avoid unnecessary travel. the list of recommendations includes having a small dinner with only the people that you live with having a virtual dinner and sharing recipes with friends and family, and shopping online,

. ♪ new additions to the playground in parte made possible of the park that were formerly decorated.ny parts of the country, nursery schools or established, provided -- providing hot meals and training. projects, meals are provided for students, teachers, and cooks. next, on american history tv, we hear about the history behind swanson, from doug author of "cult of glory: the bold and brutal history of the texas rangers." while the rangers emerged out of a wild and violent texas, he argues it's time to confront atrocities they committed against native americans, african americans, and mexicans. the falmouth, massachusetts museums on the green hosted this event and provided the video. >> the rangers were one of the most famous law enforcement organizations in the world.

the county will clean its playgrounds but the equipment will not be sanitized. and the cdc has advised disinfectant on playground equipment cannot be proven to reduce the risk of covid-19 to the public. >>> most of the bay area counties have moved into the less restrictive red tier line partial reopening of indoor gyms, hair salons and restaurants. >>> the california department of public health says that california covid-19 case numbers are at just over 770,000. with over 15,000 deaths. and nationwide the number of americans killed by covid-19 is approaching 200,000. the most of any country. and there's the numbers for california this welcome. >>> this weekend tens of thousands of motorcycle riders gathered at the lake of the ozach. health officials are worried it could trigger an outbreak. missouri does not have a statewide mask requirement or gathering restriction. and it seemed like most of the bikers weren't following cdc guidelines. >>> in the bay area, hundreds lined up to protect themselves against the good old fashioned flu. experts say it's extra import

the teachers will be out with the kids on the field and the playground and the p. e. teacher will be working with them at a distance. >> you mastered the art of walk and talk, as we say in this business. thank you for showing us the awesome campus in there and when you want to flip it back to you when you're done with the tour, that's fine too. we have time for one more question. i do want to ask you, what is your plan if you get a case of covid? what will you do in terms of the quarantining or the learning people, the cleaning. will you shut thing down? what's your plan? >> we have a very strict protocol and order if you will by the county health department. we work closely with matt willis and dr. lisa and both of them work throughar couy through mi supported us in making sure we are prepared if we have a case. there's a chart. what happens if somebody has symptoms. what happens if somebody in the cohort has covid? what happens if the teacher has covid. it's veryar l halong. there isn't anything left to wondering, so in a cohort, shutting it down for 14 days. obviou

you cannot eat or drink in the playground to make sure that everyone is wearing masks at all times. visitors should limit their stay to 30 minutes. >>> well, as the wildfires rage across california, no question that so many firefighters are being pushed to the limit. one south bay firefighter coming off a 60-hour shift ended up racing to santa rosa to help save his girlfriend's parents home. he tells abc7 news reporter amanda del >> reporter: immediately met by flames he knew he had to act quickly. his girlfriend's parents home threatened by fire. >> i drove up to their house and i was going to hang out and triage it and cut down what trees i could. >> reporter: he had his gear in his car coming off a 60-hour shift in the south bay. soon enough he says santa rosa fire engine 3 arrived. >> we all geared up and put down some hose lines and the fire front came up over the hill and it was, it was quite the battle just embers, high winds. >> reporter: he says engine three fought as if they were working to save their own homes and after a hand shake and a simple thank you they were off to

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you can't eat or drink at the playground.ke sure that everyone is keeping their masken. and visitors should limit their stay to 30 minutes. >>> as wildfires rage across california, there is no question that many firefighters are being pushed to the limit. a san jose firefighter coming off of a 60-hour shift ended up racing to santa rosa to help save his girlfriend's parents' home. >> i drove straight up to their house and i was going to hang out and triage it and basically move anything flammable away from it and cut down what trees i could. >> he saw flames when he turned the corner in their neighborhood. he the fire fighting gear in his car and soon after santa rosa firefighters got there, too. they worked together and then n firefighters moved on to the next scenes. he called the on-duty firefighters the real heroes. i mean, aren't they, though? that is a lot of work and for such a little amount of time. >> it is. i just saw, it's really amazing to see these firefighters who are coming from totally different states to come

the equipment again. they announced that playgrounds can reopen starting friday, october 2nd. e, workers will be out over the next two weeks getting the playgrounds ready and cleaning up all the ash left on play trucktures from the wildfires. stay with us for coverage on the pandemic and how it effects you. just head over to our website, nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. >>> they're getting playgrounds preddy but they're not yet. the air has been pretty darn good. it was in most places. >> especially compared to last weekend. technically it was a spare-the-air day today. considering where we were in the 30-day stretch, you probably noticed a bit of a smoke in the air. it is quite different than what we endured over the last couple of weeks. looking west to san francisco, a few high clouds. patchy low clouds. we're still seeing 80s inland. san friv san francisco down to 65 and 74 in san jose. i think thamts going to back off a little tomorrow and that's going to lead the big jump in temperatures that we're expecting to kick in for one day. we do have moderate levels of smoke pollution

the pandemic. most playgrounds are still close. p next, a push to persuade the governor to change is mine. >>> it looks like we have great weather out there for the children to go outside. even if they don't have the playgrounds. the oakland estuary down south. we will check back with rosemary on the weekend forecast and when we might expect another spare the air day. >>> at the santa rosa back. >> no more zoom! >> protesters gathered yesterday for a rally outside of santa rosa's old courthouse square, demanding into an online instruction. and the students be allowed to go back to the classrooms as soon as possible. >> we need to get the kids back in the classroom. was started off as a two or three weeks shutdown and it is turned into six months. these kids are really suffering. >> a hybrid is a great way to start. you have half the kids going monday and tuesday. sanitizing wednesday. the other kids thursday and friday. >> santa rosa school board member say that understand what students want to go back to the classroom after being i

>>getting to be around each other and playing in the playground, so they're able to get socializationhe social aspect. >>leads to the mental aspect get to socialize a little see someone in person and that actually did computer screen like it it is making to your kid you terrence school like i did last time you play in this day to get is plus together they are. >>service scene 800 students right now from k to 6th grade over the coming months bill beginning to add more middle schoolers and then high schoolers. >>at the end they expect to have 100 sites operating throughout the city and serving 3,000 students. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and then tomorrow in the east bay berkeley leaders are set to vote on whether or not to issue citations to people who refuse to wear a mask if passed any, but he violating a health order could be fined up to a 100 bucks per day for the first violation with penalties increasing if you are a repeat offender. coming up next tick tock has chosen a bay area company as its us tech partner, the new deal that could help keep the popular app running in the u.s..

meantime workers will be out over the next few weeks getting the playgrounds ready and cleaning up ash left on the play structures from our wildfires. >>> it is almost 7:09. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up we take you live to our weekly conversation with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." and the fate of one of the most popular apps in the world now in the hands of the trump administration. the president now explains how tiktok operations will work if it makes a deal with the bay area tech giant. >>> welcome back. we now bring in chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." hi, chuck. as always, thanks for joining us this morning. of course right down to the nitty-gritty about the supreme court opening from the loss of justice ruth bader ginsbu, repu mitch mcconnell have the votes to replace her before the november 3rd election given so many republican senators are in tight re-election races, at least three off the top of my head. what do you think? >> well, right now, that looks like he doesn't have the v

the city opened up 45 community help sides on monday. this one is set up at them or said heights playground and the and the rec center students need in need of extra support during distance-learning can actually get chromebooks wife, i support and supervision when they're down studying they can also spend time on the playground with other students which is a bonus for one second grader. >>i like it it is making to your kid you tyrion school like i did last time you play in this big thing is plus. >>they're having a good time in the community have currently help 800 students from k through 6th grade the city eventually plans to open up a total of 100 sites to serve 3,000 students, including middle and high school students. kron 4 is airing a special that's going to focus on virtual learning tonight, we'll talk to educators from all across the bay area about how families and teachers are actually dealing with the pandemic as schools continue to be closed since last spring. so back to school coping during a pandemic airs tonight at 9.30 make sure you tune in. are tracking local coronavirus cas

neighbor and she told me that her children always play together with the children of the women at the playground of the building and she as well was very shocked by. the whole story and i think the whole city of still under shock. on the board and thankfully no. thanks and if you are suffering from serious emotional strain or suicidal thoughts don't wait to seek professional help you can find information on where to find support no matter where you live in the world and be friendly. some sports news now lionel messi has announced that he is to stay at barcelona and then weeks of speculation about his future at the club he joined 19 years ago messi had applied for transfer but was told he would not be released from his contract to me and said he could not get into a legal dispute with what he called the club of his life but to slam barca's president for his hands off the case. i'll be back with a news update at the top of the alcove at special is up next starts it from me for now thanks for. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background informa

the city's latest phase of reopening. >>i'm here at them or said heights playground and the rec center you see behind me has turned into one the city's 45 community hubs this is where kids with the highest needs are able to get chromebooks and wi fi technical support and supervision as they do their distance learning. the kids who are getting the priority here are those are living in public housing that had. >>not stable wi fi connections who are homeless children who live in single-room occupancy hotels foster care kids these are all children who without support from the city will continue to. disproportionately suffer that's one of the saddest things that potentially could happen. during this pandemic is that more and more children fall behind. so the thing that gives me some hope is that we have some opportunity like this have here to provide space for children can learn under these circumstances in addition to getting help with their school work there also. >>getting to be around each other and playing in the playground, so they're able to get socialization like it it is making to your to read day school like i did las

in the meantime, workers will be out over the next few weeks getting the playgrounds ready and cleaning up that ash left on the play structures from those wildfires. >>> it's hard to keep track of all what's list of what is open in county by county. you can head over to our website nbcbayarea.com. click on the counties easing restrictions at the top of the home page. >>> breaking news for you right now. the september selloff still underway on wall street taking a live look for you at the big board. you can see the dow is down some 789 points for you. and stocks are really taking that huge hit this morning. experts say that investors, they really are worried about congress being able to really come up with another coronavirus bill. they are also worried about the potential for more lockdowns this year without a covid-19 vaccine. >>> and president trump making the vow this morning that by the end of the week he will select someone to fill the now vacant supreme court seat following the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg. nbc bay area's sharon katsuda has more on what he's saying about t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's hitsvery dates back to 1927 when the area where the presentcenter is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the sen consider was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong and arts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and chil

essential workers even when we were closed, and the playground is used exclusively by our child care ograms. so if you can think of the zoo, 100 acres, about a good third of it right now is reserved for child care, so what we do is we have the -- we've got the children in their safe pods. they're with each other for three weeks. they're in a controlled environment, and in the morning, one pod has the playground, we disinfect, and in the afternoon, another pod comes. all indoor spaces were closed before the shelter in place. the one thing i'm asked most frequently about is the train. we have a 100-year-old train, and as soon as we can disinfect that, we'll get that open, because that's the number one question i guess, when is the train reopening. >> is there a map how you're supposed to walk around the zoo? >> yes. in certain areas, we created a one-way path. we try to make it fun. they're generally in the shape of bear paws and colored -- you know, follow the blue bear paws, follow the red bear paws -- but we've tried to make it fun. when children have not been out for three months, t

essential workers even when we were closed, and the playground is used exclusively by our child care rams. so if you can think of the zoo, 100 acres, about a good third of it right now is reserved for child care, so what we do is we have the -- we've got the children in their safe pods. they're with each other for three weeks. they're in a controlled environment, and in the morning, one pod has the playground, we disinfect, and in the afternoon, another pod comes. all indoor spaces were closed before the shelter in place. the one thing i'm asked most frequently about is the train. we have a 100-year-old train, and as soon as we can disinfect that, we'll get that open, because that's the number one question i guess, when is the train reopening. >> is there a map how you're supposed to walk around the zoo? >> yes. in certain areas, we created a one-way path. we try to make it fun. they're generally in the shape of bear paws and colored -- you know, follow the blue bear paws, follow the red bear paws -- but we've tried to make it fun. when children have not been out for three months, the

. >>> the state is allowing outdoor playgrounds to reopen to the public. they are required to maintain social distancing and everyone over the age of to years old, must wear a mask. limit your visits to 30 minutes a day. officials must post the rules and part capacity at the entrance of the playgrounds. it's up to the authorities to decide if they want to reopen their playground. struck san francisco became the first day area county to move into the orange tear. that is it moderate transmission. restaurants can increase indoor dining capacity in bars and breweries can serve customers outdoors. so far, san francisco was going more slowly with restaurants opening at 25% capacity east darting tomorrow. places of worship can hold indoor services at 25% capacity. contra costa county is moving into the red tear. businesses can reopen indoors with reduce capacity including gyms and restaurants. churches, movie theaters, hair salons and barbershops can open the doors to customers. elementary and secondary schools can open to in person instruction on october 13th.

as mine is old and i went to london and i went to primary school i remember i was playing in the playground i was being bullied because i look so different. and they would laugh at me and they'll be like ok from africa live on treason. and i remember how shocked i was that they would they would speak about the place that i loved and that i missed so much they gave me all of my identity in such derogatory terms that they could not understand the beauty the power the opportunities that i got from those 9 years and that moment i said to myself in my head when will be the day that i won't have to make so many explanations because it will be obvious how which are beautiful how glorious we are all of us on this planet not just africa. we are just one species on this planet just one. we happen to be the most destructive hold the species let's be clear this particle survived with or without us we can destroy ourselves and have an end to show that many planets out there that are uninhabited but still way. so let's have a little humility as to our significance here become extraordinary are a given in

not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. d is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the heart of the richmond district. with what is unique is that it is also small businesses. there is a different retail here it is mom and pop opening up businesses. and providing for the neighborhood. this is what we love about the streets. the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will see small businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when w

i mean at one point i think in like early middle school, i was thrown off of the playground set and i was held by my collar on the ground because i wanted to slide down the slide and they didn't want me to because it was just the cool kids. so i was asian. i wasn't cool enough. they held me on the ground. i don't want that to happen again. i know how much that hurt me as a kid. i know how much that scarred me mentally. so now that i have the chance to speak out for kids like that, people who have situations like my grandmother and, you know, just i have that opportunity. i want to use it as much as i can. >> yeah. hudson, those words resonate so much here in the bay area, in san francisco, about a year ago we had a story on 89-year-old grandma who had gotten beat up on a playground and left for dead. and i remember thinking to myself, oh, my gosh. she could be my grandma. she could be anyone's grandma, and it's those pivotal moments that really, i think, shape your desire to want to help and to get involved. i think it's really hard sometimes to speak out because, you know, through my

essential workers even when we were closed, and the playground is used exclusively by our child care programs. so if you can think of the zoo, 100 acres, about a good third of it right now is reserved for child care, so what we do is we have the -- we've got the children in their safe pods. they're with each other for three weeks. they're in a controlled environment, and in the morning, one pod has the playground, we disinfect, and in the afternoon, another pod comes. all indoor spaces were closed before the shelter in place. the one thing i'm asked most frequently about is the train. we have a 100-year-old train, and as soon as we can disinfect that, we'll get that open, because that's the number one question i guess, when is the train reopening. >> is there a map how you're supposed to walk around the zoo? >> yes. in certain areas, we created a one-way path. we try to make it fun. they're generally in the shape of bear paws and colored -- you know, follow the blue bear paws, follow the red bear paws -- but we've tried to make it fun. when children have not been out for three months,

plus -- ♪ in philadelphia born and raised ♪ ♪ on the playground is where i spent most of my days ♪ >> that not get you a little woke up this morning. united and it feels so good. the "fresh prince of bel air" cast reunion. >>> happening now for you more than 10% of the population of oregon is forced to evacuate. authorities say more than half a million people statewide are out of their homes. at least three people have died. more than 1,400 square miles have burned this week in the state. fire conditions are expected to be bad in oregon with hot, windy conditions to continue. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to you. 4:55 this morning. the first game of the nfl season, a sharp reminder how much things have change this had year not just for the athletes but also for the fans. so the last time we saw the super bowl champion chiefs they were, unfortunately, beating the 49ers in front of a packed crowd in miami. and coronavirus really not a word in our vocabulary. last night the kansas city chiefs just 16,000 fans watching there in kansas city. they were allowed to see all of this hap

meantime workers will be out the next two weeks getting the playgrounds ready, cleaning up ashbeing closed for six months. >>> tiktok isn't going anywhere just yet. president trump revealing what is about to happen with the popular app that has something to do with walmart. we'll explain. that and all your top stories at 7:00. right now back to "sunday today." ♪ ♪ >>> that is dj khaled alongside justin beaver and li'l wayne with their hit "you're the one." that hit has made khaled one of the biggest names in music. the radio deejay turned hip-hop mogul creates an infectious beat and then flips through an impressive rolodex built up over 20 kbreeyears to find the perfe artist for the song. but there is something relentless to khaled's success, positivity, and as you'll see, self-confidence. khaled and i got together this week over zoom for a virtual sunday sitdown in his home in miami where he spent the last several months with his wife and two young sons, working on a new album. ♪ ♪ >> we're going to talk that talk, we're going to get personal, we're going to catch a special en

you might be able to catch a movie starting on october 7th and take your kid to the playground some time in mid-october. we'll be right back with more news. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >>> skyranger back live over the fire. you can see how much smoke the glass fire is generating in napa and sonoma counties. it's the town of angwin, which is in napa county, east of calistoga, being told to leave. homes being threatened right now. so far, 113 structures destroyed. 28 are homes in sonoma county, 52 in napa county.

my daughter is back on the playground, my family was back outside. life returned to normal so quickly. of course, we still have problems, the buildings are mostly empty. but i wish we could come to see atlanta where cnn is based were i had hundreds of friends, the vibrant city of atlanta. i think the depiction of cities that is happening by trump and fox news is just not reflecting reality. that does not mean i am not concerned about crime and violence, i am. but i know that a city of 8 million people can have its share of troubles and also incredible successes. i want to make sure that people who are not living in new york or in atlanta know about the full picture, not just the narrow picture sometimes shown on fox. atlanta, that is where sean hannity rose to fame on radio in atlanta. you write extensively about sean hannity, writing this in particular, saying that hannity and trump worked hand-in-hand to tar the entire news media as fake. both men's message was that box with the only legit network while everyone else was fraudulent. how did this rel

this is autumn, the chocolate lab. favorite playgroundal slide and looks like she just can't get enough, doing it again and again, barreling up the stairs for round two. the kids love it, the dogs love it, and we love it too. >> now, are we just looping that video or is the dog -- >> no, the dog is actually running around and doing this over and over again. we put some strategic edits in there but that's fun. i got to get copper out to the playground and see what happens. >> i love that dog. really cute. >>> "good morning america," by the way, is now two hours on saturday. coming up heightened tensions in rochester, new york after the death of daniel prude in police custody. >>> demi lovato's new attitude when it comes to body image. how she embraced the change. >>> and back to school shopping. why the list is pricier than ever. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. this weekend's heat wave is expected to push inland temperatures well into the 100s. that means lots of people will be heading to the beach. but if you're thinking about

family i talked to one neighbor and she told me that her kids play together with the dead kids at the playground of the building and yeah it was very emotional and i think the whole city. is still under shock. from thankfully no. you are suffering from serious emotional strain or suicidal thoughts do not hesitate to seek professional help you can find information on where to find support no matter where you live in the world this websites h t t p w w w b friend has. then 2 months to go to the us election both president donald trump and his rival joe biden are ramping up their companions the latest polls show the race has remained relatively stable over the last few weeks with biden holding 7 percentage points over trump nationally now it's down to the final battle for swing states and the remaining undecided voters but most of them seem to have made up their minds. these people were unable to get into the president's campaign event in pennsylvania despite queueing for hours. but it didn't dampen their enthusiasm. or dent their belief that victory in november election will be that. it's good to s

in the meantime workers will be out over the next couple of weeks making sure that the playgrounds are up any ash that's left on some of that equipment from all the wildfires that we've seen lately. >>> new for you this morning india's taj mahal just reopened despite spiking infections in the country. 17th century marble structure has been closed for months. only 5,000 visitors are allowed daily compared to 20,000 visitors before the pandemic. the second highest number of cases in the world only behind the u.s. more than 87,000 people have>> effort is under way after hundreds of whales were found stranded in australia. they washed up on the sandbar off the coast of the island of tazmania. around 25 of the nearly 300 whales died. they are trying to save as many as they can. just a few weeks ago three humpback whales ended up in an australian tropical river. two of the three did make their way out of the river. >>> right now at 6:00 the fight is already heating up over the late justice ruth bader ginsburg's supreme court seat. we're live from washington with a look at the of distance may

>>getting to be around each other and playing in the playground, so they're able to get socializationhe social aspect. the leads to the mental aspect right. they get to socialize a little see someone in person and not actually did computer screen like it it is making to your kid you >>to read day school like i did the last time you play in this day that gets together they are service scene 800 students right now from k to 6th grade. >>over the coming months bill beginning to add more middle schoolers and then high schoolers at the end they expect to have 100 sites operating throughout the city and serving 3,000 students. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>we are learning tonight and longtime benefactor of the arts and culture in san francisco and getty has died. getty's husband. gordon getty says the 79 year-old woman died of a heart attack gordon getty and oil heir and billionaire philanthropist were a regular presence on san francisco's high society scene. house speaker nancy pelosi released this statement on getting is passing saying quote there was securing quality affordable education

the politicians playground during election season they say few women on the. promises are made and votes are gambling their laws are for c. they are for being there for you but will the real changes make their way to the lives of the people who were. on leave in. the slant. on al-jazeera. a threat to cut federal funding u.s. president donald trump offers a review of cities he says allows anarchy violence and destruction. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up by a nerve agent germany says it has unequivocal proof of what made russian opposition leader alex in a velvet seriously ill.

>>getting to be around each other and playing in the playground, so they're able to get socialization the social aspect. >>leads to the mental aspect get to socialize little see someone in person and not actually did computer screen like it it is making to your kid you tyrion a good school like i did the last time you play in this didn't fit long together they are. >>service scene 800 students right now from k to 6th grade over the coming months bill beginning to add more middle schoolers and then high schoolers. >>at the end they expect to have 100 sites operating throughout the city and serving 3,000 students. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>entry school in santa clara county is back open for in person classes yesterday was the first day back for the 193 students said action days, primary plus private elementary school. now the school. start of the new school year back in august with distance learning and it recently got a waiver approved to hold in person classes. the school's principal michelle hare in fact will join us live on kron on today to talk about resuming in person classes a

chickens the playground at rocca prepress preparatory school is now a veggie plot kenya's decision to close schools from march until january next year has left many of its private schools struggling to survive the founder of this school says they turned to farming to survive this difficult period i had to think . the cross was because they were how little the plans were to recopy to warn. them to cross a group or to use a new breed meant birds carted you. regular classrooms your for us was to keep you could in the course rooms. go there this is al jazeera and these are the headlines there's been a large explosion in jordan it happened in azhar governorates about 30 kilometers northeast of amman a government minister says the blast took place in a warehouse of unusable mortar bombs and was the result of an electrical short protesters have gathered again in the colombian capital setting fire to a police station after the death of a man who was repeatedly tasered by offices and 9 people were killed and at least 300 injured during violent protests riot police force with demonstrators in b

the next day, the glass was cleaned up, my daughter was back on the playground, my family was back outsideoing to the store. life returns to normal quickly in midtown manhattan. of course, we still have problems, the buildings are mostly empty because the offices are closed because of covid. i wish you could come and see new york city and come to see atlanta where i have hundreds of friends and colleagues who love the city of atlanta. the picture of cities by trump and fox news is not reflective of reality. it doesn't mean i'm not concerned about the crime and violence happening. as a resident of new york, i am. city of 8 that a million people will have its share of troubles and incredible successes.i not living in new york or atlanta or portland know about the full picture and not just the narrow picture the sometimes is shown on fox. host: speaking of atlanta, that's where sean hannity rose to fame on radio there. you write extensively about sean hannity. saying that hannity and trump work hand in hand. but -- the message was that fox was only the legitimate network while everyone else w

>>getting to be around each other and playing in the playground, so they're able to get socialization the social aspect. >>it leads to the mental aspect get to socialize little see someone in person and not actually did computer screen like it it is making to your kid you tyrion a good school like i did the last time you play in this didn't fit plus together they are. >>service scene 800 students right now from k to 6th grade over the coming months bill beginning to add more middle schoolers and then high schoolers. >>at the end they expect to have 100 sites operating throughout the city and serving 3,000 students. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>elementary school in santa clara county is back open for in person classes yesterday was the first day back for a 193 students of action day primary plus private elementary school. the school started the new school year in august with distance learning it recently got a waiver approved to hold in person classes. the school's principal michelle hara will join us live on kron on today to talk about resuming in person classes and you can watch that

workers will be out over the next two weeks getting those playgrounds ready and cleaning up the ash left on the structures from the wildfires. >>> still ahead, the fate of one of the most popular apps in the world now in the hands of the trump administration. tonight the president explains how tiktok operations would work if it can make a deal with a bay area tech giant. >>> 24 hours after justice ginsburg passed away, you won't believe how much money democrats have raised. we'll tell you next. >>> president trump says he's giving his blessing to a deal between tiktok's parent company and oracle and walmart. the deal makes oracle responsible for hosting all of tiktok's u.s. data, making sure that security requirements are met. walmart would control other aspects of the popular video app. the deal, though, still is not finalized, but tiktok won't be restricted tomorrow after getting that thumb's up from the president. >> conceptually i think it's a great deal for america. they'll be hiring at least 25,000 people. it will most likely be incorporated in texas. it will be a brand-new company

one was in regards to the outdoor activities, playgrounds were not listed, and the second question is there's no mention about [inaudible]. >> i'm sorry, what? >> [inaudible] in other words maybe i'm missing it. indoor dining or outdoor dining -- well, outdoor dining is permitted now. >> correct. >> but there's no mention of your goals here of indoor dining in restaurants. and i guess my other question, which is much more broad, as we're declining numbers of people that can get around into any of these, whether they be in pods or at schools or churches, are we then using the state's guidelines or each county seems to decide whether or not at the moment up to this point can be [inaudible] and i think that's what's confusing to people, too, is what's the science of a pod being 10, 12, or 15? who's writing these numbers that we abide by? >> yeah, let me take them in order. the first one is indoor dining. and we know so much more now about how the virus is transmitted than we knew even a few weeks ago. and a big issue with this coronavirus is going to be the aerosolization of the virus. j