of the hottest summer we have ever experienced in california's history between june and august a west coast drought some have referred to as a mega drought that arguably began in 2000. hot is getting hotter, dry is getting drier. on the east coast people are quite literally drowning their cars. atmospheric rivers and consequences of warming sees and more intense tropical storms as well as hurricanes and so i'm hereby the challenges in that reality but also as i noted optimistic by not only california's compassionate to work through situationally and took the town of grizzly flats 67% contained and now about three quarters contained. the sustainable lives that we have is to address these realities and to lead the conversation anew in this country to change the way we produce and consume energy and continue to lead our nation leading efforts as it relates to growth. the leadership has been challenged in the last four years. but those headwinds now are tailwinds with the biden administration. we are working partners as it relates to issues of climate change and dealing with the challenges of w

a west coast drought that some have referred to as a mega drought that argue began in 2000. the hots are getter hotter. the dries are getting drier as you saw in the east coast the united states people were literally drowning in their cars and the wets are wetter with the rivers and consequences of warming seas and more intense tropical storms as well as hurricanes. and so i'm here and sobered by the challenges and optimistic by not only california's capacity to work through situationally and we are -- the caldor fire that we just visited and took the down of grizzly flats. that fire is now 67% contained and the dixie fire now about three quarters contained. situationally, we are battling these wildfires and making progress. but the sustainable mindset we have is to address the smashmouth realities and to lead the conversation anew in this country to radically change the way we produce and consume energy and continue to lead our nation leading efforts as relates to low carbon green growth. california's leadership is demonstrable. california's leadership has been challenged in

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and became the west coast or -- west coast representative of the pullman porters for many years.n addition to being a west coast representative of the pullman porters and a key right hand man to randolph. here in the archives department of the african-american museum and library at oakland, we have three departments. the museum department, the reference department, and the archives. the archive is an important department here. we have lots of visits from researchers and scholars. researching one aspect or another of african-american history, and we are happy to say if they are coming to do research on the pullman porters, we have quite a few things that they can dig into. we are looking at a few items mainly from one collection, the jj bryant collection, donated by mrs. bryant. it is a rich collection. we are very proud of it. this is a photograph of jj bryant, outside of one of his workstations. you can see he has got his full uniform on, and he is ready to work. it must've been cold out there, he has a big pair of gloves on. this is his jacket that he is wearing in this photogr

it's burning off to the west coast of canada or a plume of moisture moves in to the west coast. vancouver stays dry for now with a high of 22 degrees. central america. i think our heaviest spouts will really be confined, heavy spouts of rain, pacific coast of mexico, guatemala outside the door. right down to costa rica and panama. on friday, the top end of south america says we would expect unsettled, but we've got our pulses of rain for the coastal sections of colombia and friday, further toward the south, that disturbance, it was plaguing the river plate region off to the south that by and take montevideo has a height of 14 degrees, but watch out for gusty winds, winding up to about 50 kilometers per hour. that's it for me. the phone, air or online, the parts at the debate or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean when no help take it off the table. it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized . they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p, tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community

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i heard you talking about the west coast ports they're never a liability.serve wonderful inbound ports for u.s. consumers and we're looking forward to it when supply chain is a little balanced out. >> all right so let's go to the first thing you mentioned about covid-19 here's something that is really confusing. we used to have, i have to believe, people exporting things to east arab yachlt it seems like we send trains to the east but they seem to want to come back to the west no one wants to do that. what is happening to the west-east trade? >> it's still there. and we're working very hard on filling those boxes to go back out west now one thing that is happening is more of the shippers, the ones that own the boxes, they're trying to get the boxes loaded in the la basin more so than normal putting them into truck or into a domestic intermodal box. and then sending that in international box back west quickly. now that is kind of messed up the supply chain a little bit all by itself. but we work really hard to find outbound commodities to ship back west, thi

of canada or a plume of moisture moves in to the west coast. vancouver stays dry for now with a high of 22 degrees. central america, i think our heaviest spouts will really be confined, heavy spouts of rain, pacific coast of mexico, guatemala outside the door. right down to costa rica and panama. on friday, the top end of south america says we would expect unsettled, but we've got our pulses of rain for the coastal sections of colombia and friday. further toward the south that disturbance, it was plaguing the river plate region off to the south that by thick montevideo has a height of 14 degrees, but watch out for gusty winds, winding up to about 50 kilometers per hour. that's it for me. the this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we are the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to

about how we teach our children about this, how do we overcome what we are feeling, and on the west coastnowing it is so much work, on the east coast where the attacks happen, and how do we reassure families that everything is ok. at the time, i was about to go on an exchange trip with a group of elementary school students to japan, and all of a sudden, even though we prepared for the trip, words of greeting in japanese, how families plan to do that in the school district said we could not go anywhere because we don't know what is happening. you know, worried about family, and i remember when we finally got in touch with our cousins, they ended up walking from the office down by the towers to the upper west side, getting kids out of school, stopping at atm's , not knowing what this meant for the city. it was a stressful time. i know that many people talked about what we could do to be supportive, and at the time some of the elected local leaders were talking about how do we spend trips to new york and how do we support new new yorkers. it was a really challenging time. i remember those co

the hottest summer we have ever experienced in california's history between june and august, a west coast to as a mega drought that arguably began in 2000 high. lots of getting a lot hotter drives are getting drier. and as you saw in the east coast, the united states. people quite literally. we're driving their cars. the wets are getting a lot wetter with atmospheric rivers and the consequences of warming seas and more intense tropical storms as well as hurricanes. and so i'm here sober by the challenges and that reality but also, as i noted, optimistic by not only california's capacity to work through situationally, and we are called her fire that we just visited that. took the town grizzly flats. uh that fire now is 67% contained the dixie fire. now three quarters contained situationally. we are battling these wildfires and making progress, but this sustainable mindset we have is to address the smash mouth realities and to lead the conversation and new in this country to radically change the way we produce, consume energy and to continue to lead our nation leading efforts as it relates

look at the west coast of los angeles. 60 ships waiting to get in. same thing on the east coast getting into new york city. the supply chain stretched dramatically. warehouses and trucks as well as the ports themselves completely stretched, and the supply chain is stretched. >> this year there just is not inventory. >> costco is already talking about limiting certain items, including toilet paper and cleaner, for example, and bottled water. it may mean going into the christmas holidays where you may have a hard time finding certain items. artificial christmas trees are becoming hard to find, and big popular items for the holidays, tvs and video games could be hard to come by. we'll go in depth on this coming up on "today." >>> going back to hawkins. >> yeah, netflix looking at a season 4 of "stranger things." >> good morning, children. >> good morning, papa. >> how are you today? >> good, papa. >> good, because today i have something very special planned for you. >> wow. fans will have to wait for a new twist and turn. "stranger things" season 4 arri

raised in new orleans, later moving to the west coast with her family. has been a published author, songwriter and activist during the civil rights movement and a businesswoman. what is she most proud of? a few things. betty received a presidential commemorative coin from then-president obama in 2015. >> standing with obama on the stage in washington, d.c. in the shadow of the white house that was built by slaves, the whole meaning of that has really captured me. >> now on her 100th birthday -- >> having a school named for me is more than i could have ever thought of. because it means that a number of children will go into the world knowing who i was and what i was doing here. i think maybe it will make a difference. >> betty's great-grandmother was born into slavery in 1846. when betty lit the national christmas tree alongside president obama, 170 years later, she carried a picture of her great grandma in her pocket that night. >> oh, my goodness, quite the legacy to leave behind. glad that her name is part of a middle school and her story will stay aro

federal government and congress has out invested the west coast at a rate of 11 to one, more than $11t's gone to the east and gulf coast versus more than $1 billion here on the west coast. >> talk about labor pressures. you a lot of different arms of the port working, of the dockworkers, of the warehouse on what is the story there. >> three segments of labor basically. dockworkers have been out on the job an average of six days a week since the pandemic began. second is the fact that work being done on the docks has improved productivity by 50% since the surge started last summer. we are moving more containers on and off ships on average per call than any other port in the world. second, the truck drivers only about 50% of all truck drivers are calling here at least once a week. capacity is increased by 30%, a capacity has increased by only 8%. the last segment is a warehouse worker. we have more than 2 billion square feet of warehousing on the shores of the pacific, they are overflowing with cargo. we need more folks on the job and to expand work hours like everyone else. >> how does

just in louisiana but to my friends in the northeast, part of our country, to my friends on the west coast, itst does help y state southwest, southeast, louisiana, but we are not the only ones. senator mcconnell's legislation does everything except for one thing. on his own why are we fighting over this. nature abhors a moron and is moronic for us to be having this fight when it can be so easily l'sought. every single thing in the hlegislation can easily pass ths body with 70 votes, and we know it. and then senator schumer can come right behind by amending the resolution and the problems are solved. nature abhors a moron. let's don't be moronic. i yield back to senator mcconnell. >> from calendar 137 hr 53052 hours equally divided between the two leaders were the designees and upon the u.s. or yelling back at the time the shelby mcconnell amendment to be agreed to on the shelby mcconnell amendment the bill is amended to read a third time and the senate vote on the passage of the bill as amended with a 60 affirmative vote threshold required for passage. i've listened to this debate. also my

joining us from the latest is west coast reporter ed ludlow. what was the prosecution focused a1?day one? >> they said this was a case about fraud. a founder and executive who lied and cheated to raise money from investors. they set out two scenarios where -- had misled investors for cattle raising. also that they had misled and deceived customers into using the blood testing service. they said they had documentary evidence in the form of emails and conversations that had been had that would have made it clear that she would have known the technology they were working on had issues but also issues it was causing for those customers. the very examples given by customers who had tests through the system had come up with false readings of pregnancy, false readings of hiv. the prosecutor -- to the prosecutor, this was clear-cut. >> what about the defense? >> this was the most dynamic and interesting we were watching. they leaned on the idea that elizabeth holmes genuinely believed in the technology and she was working towards a clear goal, or a vision of lowering the cost of lab tests

east coast, west coast, gulf coast. the nation reels from a devastating week of extreme weather and the reality of a climate in crisis. the death toll has climbed to at least 50 in the northeast from ida's record rainfall. new york officials blame illegal basement apartments for most of the city's in-home deaths. in new jersey, searchers are looking for two college students who were swept away into a storm drain. receding floodwaters left their empty car hanging above the drain. to get an idea of just how fast and deadly the rainfall was, watch this. the wall of a flooded basement in new jersey buckles and unleashes a wave of water. and in hurricane-ravaged louisiana, temperatures are climbing, desperation is growing for food, water, electricity, and fuel. in jefferson parish, a man has surrendered after allegedly shooting and killing another motorist in line at a gas station. some stations are seeing violence with lines lasting up to five hours. experts say one thing is clear, climate change is super charging our weath

the federal government and us congress have out invested us here on the west coast in the port communities buyer rate of 11 to one that means 11 billion dollars in federal funding is gone supports on the east and gulf coast. and just a little more than 1 billion here on the west coast. >> that was lynette romero reporting tonight congress is considering a 1 trillion dollar infrastructure bill and the los angeles port chief is hoping to see some of that money soon. >> a judge has suspended britney spears father from the conservatorship that has controlled the singer's life and money for 13 years. superior court judge brenda penny agreed with the petition from spears and her attorney, the jamie spears needs to give up his role as conservator. the move is a major victory for the singer who pleaded in dramatic hearings in june and july that her father need to be out. james spears sought the conservatorshin in 2008 and had been its primary controller and biggest champion. he reversed course in recent weeks asking the judge to end the conservatorship. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber

coast. here is your commute. you can see the haze as we look to the west from the san mateo bridge. ed cloud cover near the coast. limited wind on the ferry and if you are taking mass transit, it will be comfy. the haze in the air will remain throughout today and through tomorrow but there is no spare the air. most of that will be above us. we want to take a look at some high temperatures around the bay. sponsored by visit california, see you in a little bit. reggie: we are getting this statement from top fda researchers on the subject of booster shots. you may be surprised. they say there is no evidence that shows it is time to give americans another shot. jobina forbes is live with what this means for the biden administration's plans to roll these out. jobina: this is significant concerning the white house's plans to begin booster shots for the general population. two top fda reviewers have signed onto a statement that says it is too soon to administer those booster shots. the reviewers say the current vaccine doses remain highly effective against severe disease and that is the pri

fault for being in the west coast.re. if biden's infrastructure bill does pass, how does that change life for your everyday america. >> we walk through axios this morning. they'll basically change everything from how you drive to work, you will driving electric vehicles likely and you will have charging stations to how much child care you have. when you look at the totality of what biden trying to do is build back better agenda. it focuses on the working side of things and trying to make sure they stay in the work force and there will be tax credits and universal pre-k in the back end of life and there will be another two years adolescence. another two years of free community college and there is some 400 billion for care workers. a lot of this work falls on women. that's one of the reasons why the biden administration focused on but its transportation and climate and every aspect of your daily routine could be altered and here is the big if, if everything gets through. we have not heard from sinema manchin. that's wha

he was 25. >> shakur has been at the center of a battle between east coast and west coast rappers. >>a watershed moment in hip-hop culture. kind of the death of a revolution. >> these two men were two of most successful rap artists, phenomenally wealthy. why are we seeing this happen? >> both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of the violence but many said they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced, as they say, to keep it real. that's a sad commentary. >> i remember seeing news reports of how violent it was. i remember editorials about how can we let our children listen to this when artists are being killed at an incredible rate. i thought rap was going to end. >> at least one radio station in in los angeles who has made money from gangster music has stopped playing it. >> we lost two of the greatest in hip-hop history. that vacuum was there for a while. it was like, okay, what are we going to do. ♪ >> i'll be missing you was diddy's song about big. sudden it's like, damn, puffy's going to be legitimate solo act. and enters the next phase of

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look at the west coast of los angeles, 60 ships waiting to get in. same thing on the east coast go into new york city. the supply chain stretched dramatically. warehouses and trucks as well as the ports themselves completely stretched and the supply chain is stretched. >> last year we ran through a lot of the inventory in the economy. it becomes a really big issue when you have products coming up for the holiday season. >> what does this mean for you? costco is already talking about limiting certain items, including toilet paper and cleaner, for example, and bottles water. it may mean go into the christmas holidays where you may have a hard time finding certain items, and prices are up 20 to 25% in some cases. artificial christmas trees are already hard to find. and tvs, for example, video games, they may be hard to come by. we will go in depth on this coming up on "today." back to you in the bay area. >> tom, thank you. >>> despite a tough game for the niners and their fans, off the field it's another story. how about a once in a lifetime opportunit

. >> reporter: outside south lake tahoe, firefighters from across the state and the west coast are battling to stop the caldor fire and its tracks. >> reporter: cutting down dead timber and burning brush before winds pick up again and making it too dangerous. >> we are trying to get it wrapped up the next half hour or here and not having to worry about it. >> reporter: dustin denike lives in the area so this work is personal. >> all of us have a lot of friends and family here. they're all evacuated currently. they are on the north shore or down carson season or reno. >> reporter: it is personal for this woman, too. she evacuated from her home. with special permission, she returned to her tahoe restaurant to make meals for firefighters and provided security. >> we have about 190 meals per day and i saw it and jumped on it. i want to help out the community as much as ponl. >> reporter: work she's happy to do for the men and women on the front lines who may have already saved her family's home. >> it is amazing and to the effort that these guys have put in day and night for almost, it feels li

you also see higher shipping costs from china to the west coast.roadly speaking, the impact on the u.s. is not just on the slowdown in growth in china and emerging markets but also things like shipping costs that will add to the inflationary pressures in the u.s. this time around, e.m. will not be the tailwind that people would typically expect for u.s. growth. this will be somewhat of a drag on u.s. growth as well as in tribute to inflation in the u.s. jonathan: i wanted to build on your comments previously, jim, talking about how divided this federal reserve was. trying to get my hands around how finally balanced the outlook is, not just for the u.s. economy but the global economy. what is your take on that, jim? jim: the global economy is really struggling. if you expand beyond china and look at japan, covid cases have been rising quite a bit. maybe that was olympics driven. 40% of toyota's auto production has been shut because of covid. the rest of asia has seen a drop in covid cases which may hope for a reopening of the supply chain but there

the legislative posturing as president biden makes his first official trip to the west coast, will travel to colorado where he will tout both of his spending plans at the national renewable energy laboratory. supporters say the proposal would generate enough revenue to expand things like child care, paid leave and universal pre-k. not without its share of detractors. some republicans are calling out the high price tag and one no vote from senate democrats could kill the whole thing. >> we got a lot of negotiations to do over the next couple weeks. i am optimistic we're going to get it done. >> [ inaudible ]. >> also in washington today, secretary of state antony blinken will face another tough round of questions about the biden administration's handling of the afghanistan withdrawal. republicans in a house committee yesterday slammed the withdrawal and the biden administration's handling of it, some called for blinken to resign. laura. >> chris pollone, live from washington, thanks for the latest. >>> turning to the pandemic coverage, california,'s covid surge is starting to decline, abou

this does include vegas, but not los angeles, with the high of 30 degrees off to the west coast of canada. we've got some weather moving into the central coast, affecting high to quite otherwise. just a few spits of rain to where the east then and were seen some unsettled conditions, the great lakes, the northeast, to atlanta, canada, halifax for can to see wind gusts 40 to 50 kilometers per our same goes for toronto . on monday, the holiday labor day off to south america for the top in columbia, we've had continuous rain leading to flooding destroying at least 20 homes. and we still see that rain falling on monday through into the northwest to venezuela over the venezuelan andy's for their toward the south. they're sweating it out and it's on the on, at $37.00 degrees. and i think you make it up to 40 in the days to come, wind shift around, we get some thunder storms. so that's going to cool you down to 25. sponsor cut on airways. it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people and behind the death of

just to louisiana but to my friends in the northeast part of our country, to my friends on the west coast. it does help my state, southwest, southeast, north louisiana, but we're not the only ones. senator mcconnell's legislation does everything except one thing. one thing -- increasing the debt ceiling. that senator schumer can do in a matter of days on his own. why are we fighting over this? you know, nature abhors a moron it is moronic for us to be having this fight when it can be so easily solved. everything in senator mcconnell's legislation can easily pass this body with 70 votes, and we know it. and then senator schumer can come right behind by simply amending the budget resolution, and our problems are solved. nature abhors a moron. let's don't be moronic. i yield back to senator mcconnell. mr. mcconnell: madam president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 137, h.r. 5305. i further ask that the first amendment in order be the shelby-mcconnell amendment to the

allowing a storm system to push on into the west coast. on friday that dipping our direction into saturday. initially it's the north coast that's going to be seeing a and then the north bay tapping into some rainfall come saturday night. very welcome. after the drive past few months that we've had this system really loses steam right on over the bay. so it's a big question mark whether anyone else other than the north bay will be seeing any sort of rain from this. but do expect a cloudy cool and potentially rainy start here sunday morning of this weekend, air quality not necessarily the best. you can see that near san jose view a second ago that hazy skies in the distance. reaching moderate range across the bay this morning as for temperatures today, i mentioned the cool down 60's and 70's at the coast and right along the bay 80's for most of our inland areas, not talking nears many 90's in this forecast ahead. even some 70's for warmest of highs come saturday and sunday for inland areas as that cooler air pushes in along with that chance

not only in the south but the northeast and the midwest and on the west coast. that you have not, you have a lack of access to food. you have all these things going on that for the life of me affects every american equally. we saw it 16 years ago with katrina and then shortly there after, sandy. and then this particular week, we had ida and then right after that, we had another storm in the northeast. this is affecting everybody in the country. >> let's not forget what happened this winter. do you remember what happened this winter? you had texas. look at the power grid. >> well, think about this. you had harvey, michael. you just look at all this stuff. this is what i know. i know that everybody, republican, democrat, white flag, blue, green, gay, straight, whatever, when you don't have power, it's rough. when you don't have a bridge to go across, you can't get across. when you don't have water, you can't take a bath. and all i'm saying to the people of america is, if you want something to be nonpartisan. this is as nonpartisan as it gets. given what we've gone

because of the internet and whatnot, the concern has been they need to close the polls earlier on the west coast so that people don't give up, i guess, if their favorite party isn't doing well as it comes to the east coast. 85% of the seats in the house of commons, which are all of the seats that are up today, 85% of them are in just four provinces, quebec, ontario, british columbia, and alberta. any people in the smaller provinces feel like a rounding error or an afterthought. but we are dealing with a situation here where we have a minority government. this current government has 155 seats out of the 338. 170 would be a majority, and that would allow them to have a fairly good, free hand to run the country. but with 155, on every major vote, they need to bring over some of the opposition and keep all of their members in line. party discipline is very tight in canada, very different than in our congress. there's not much question about how members of the liberal party will vote, but conservatives may not want to go over and election right away. they may choose to work with the government initia

we'll see the opportunity for a storm system to drop on into the west coast. is eventually going to bring us at least in the north bay some showers this weekend. that's going to be some heavy rainfall for the pacific northwest and even for the north coast up el norte a county as well as humble county. we will be seeing some pretty solid rainfall right there as this system drops our direction on into late saturday night and sunday morning. it loses some steam rain does look likely for the north bay on into the start of sunday. but any we're past that point. you see how it just fizzles out. hopefully it does carry that energy to the rest of the bay area because we'd certainly love to see a good dose of rainfall. but that still remains a question mark for most areas as for air quality. today's another moderate one much as yesterday was we still have high pressure in place and we still have that happening in version keeping all those pollutants trapped here with us 60's 70's 80's for today's daytime highs. only one 90 on the math. and that's not even on this map.

all of this as west coast firefighters are making slow progress against the fires. the caldor fire can now been seen from space. three disasters on three coasts, all super charged by climate change. joining us to start off our coverage msnbc anchor jasmine who is in new york. we have a reporter in philadelphia and shaquille bruster who is in new orleans and gary is in new york. gary, authorities were using boats to rescue people. where do things stand now? >> we're on the off ramp of the vine street expressway. it goes all the way through the city of philadelphia. it reaches the top of that street sign. this is not stopping any time soon. the river has yet to crest and the water is still rising. while philadelphia schools were open today they'll be closed tomorrow because of the flooding across the area of philadelphia. in covid times it doesn't mean kids have the day off. they're in virtual learning. this is impacting more than just traffic problems. look at this apartment building. this is where it had flood waters going into the basement. they had to cut electrici

an olympic sport. >> and beach volleyball began very male, vary macho in california and became a west coast sport for men and women. in the east coast, it's seen as feminine. and you're right, you wouldn't be able to get recruited if there's no program for you. the problem is accommodating everybody's interests. elsewhere, students have told me their school offers the variety of sports but there's a stereotype that you should play this or that if you're male or female. i had a wonderful group in another year where there were a bunch of guys on the men's basketball team and a bunch of guys on the soccer team. the basketball guys said that where they came from in georgia, a guy who played soccer was known as a grass fairy. so, i have to jump in class and say, okay, everybody, calm down. everybody's cool. but the idea that in a lot of places, there's just really one sport that gets the support, again, how do you quantify morale? volleyball, in some places, swimming, certainly. in other places, be a women's crew team, not men's. it's really complicated. and we have a very litigious society. wha

. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show.the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city

pretty soon except for the northeast and maybe some parts of michigan and minnesota and the west coasti think we're going to see the numbers continue to climb, and it's going to look a little bit like england where it went up, it started going down a little bit, but then started going up again. >> when you mentioned the part of the country, you've had so many storms and people are now in confined spaces, not able to be in their homes. we'll see what happens after the numbers start to come out. it doesn't help when we see our own elected members of congress promoting anti-science messaging and targeting scientists like dr. fauci for fighting the covid-19 pandemic. you called out representative jim jordan for a tweet calling vaccine mandates un-american. what's most dangerous about that type of rhetoric? >> well, you know, this is on top of several other members of congress coming from the conservative right consistently trying to discredit vaccines. of course the pinnacle of this was at the cpac conference where we were told vaccines were political instruments of control. they're using

. >> and then advancing storm system that's really going to make its way into the west coast.nitially some early weekend showers for areas like washington, oregon who need that rainfall also dipping our direction by saturday night. we'll see a line of showers pushing into the north coast eventually making its way into the north bay. chances are increasing that the north bay is going to see some good rainfall on into sunday morning. it's going to be lighter stuff. but watch as this system just fizzles out, as it reaches the rest of the bay area. so your chance of any sort of rainfall south of the golden gate. that's a big question mark right now as we get closer to the event hopefully it holds up and it actually does. stay with us. but it does look like the north bay and then especially the north coast. it's going to be tapping into some much needed rainfall again. that's late saturday night into early sunday. as far as their quality goes, most of us in the moderate range this morning think the high pressure ridge for that. keeping a lot of those pollutants trapped right here i

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. >>> welcome you on the west coast, we are are looking into the deaths of nursing home residents evacuated during ida, we honor first responders, the heroes who raced into harm's way savoring so many lives this week, we'll show you what they face. >>> some period of time that was the case. our system that identifies callers was not impacted so we were able to call back. >> reporter: the city says the cause was some kind of internal power outage that lasted object two hours. >> it impacted some other system like 311 and a few other systems we are still looking at. >> the building at church street houses, not only 911 but other city system. >> reporter: the executive director, she addressed the situation with others in public safety. >> it was a system failure with internal to the system. it was not external power outage, that's why we are doing investigation to find out why. >> reporter: the city's vpn were impacted, too. some city workers could not connect for work. with the system backup, the next step is to keep it from happening again. >> part of what we'll be doing is working on a miti

how a team of west coast scientists will evaluate the water and te caus by the massive halldor fire. and i'm tracking the rain that is headed our way this weekend along with unfortunately on the backside, a little fire danger. we'll talk about that. your weather is next. right in front a home of brian laundry. he is the person of interest in the disappearance of gabby petito. protesters want the missing woman's boyfriend to cooperate with investigators. petito was last seen while the couple was on a. cross country road trip in utah. moab police responded to a witness is 911 call in august 12 and just recently released the body cam video of this exchange, but on september 1st laundry return home to florida in potatoes van alone. now her family and investigators are asking for help. i'm asking for help from everyone here. i'm asking for help everyone at home. my focus isn't to bring flying in right now is to find game. brian is exercising his constitutional rights and i have to respect that. authorities are also looking for any possible connection between potatoes, disappearance and th

to coast west africa. anderson has this report day to and its relentless, the 1st full kind of corruption in the canary islands to 50 years. people living on the small island of la palmer had already been on high alerts after more than 22000 chambers were reported in the space of a week. but just days ago, scientists has said they didn't believe and eruption was imminent. now look at the skyline really got to read off what i don't know how to explain it. it was powerful, powerful to see a sudden explosion like that. we were on orange alert. there were loads of tremors, but being an orange alert. i couldn't imagine it would all be so sudden this rupture took everyone by surprise and by nightfall on sunday, it's ferocity became evident, molten liquid shooting hundreds of meters into the sky, and then snaking towards low land. the spanish prime minister petro sanchez, flew to the canaries. having put off a trip to new york, where he had been due to attend the un general assembly, or small shipments, complimen

it is also the perfect foil for gavin newsom, can say this is a west coast version of donald trump. if he had been facing a moderate republican, it will be a different story, we have clear choices and that is what you're seeing in every speech, every radio, every tv ad. dan: this is the fourth time in modern u.s. history there has been a gubernatorial recall, the last one taking place in wisconsin. we have one here in california before, to. join us for a special about the california recall this saturday at 10:00, and the last one in 2003 that ended with arnold schwarzenegger becoming governor after great was recalled. ama: now a story of unconditional love. 220-year-olds found their way to the altar today in san francisco. they had not planned on getting married this young, but life had other plans. >> sergio, do take isabella for your wife? in sickness and in health, until death do you part? >> i do. ama: bittersweet words for these bride and groom. sergio has been fighting leukemia for five years, isabella cristobal has been by his side nearly the entire time. >> i've never known

some of these may be severe off to the west coast, a plume of moisture effecting central and northern parts of british columbia. hardy, why is included and such showers for vancouver with a high of 17 degrees, elevated fire danger in northern california. so of course, this is where the dixie and colder wildfire are. burning. wildfires are burning, so not good news here. and still remnants of what was hurricane nicholas plaguing the us gulf states. we've seen flash flooding in alabama, and there are a flash flood alerts for many of the states. central america looks like this tropical storm peter just move into the north, the puerto rico and his spaniel as to were seen, some rain being throwing that way. the top end of south america. rain is piling up for the pacific coast of columbia, mostly cloudy day and lima. but i think we will see the sun poke out disturbed weather from uruguay pushes in toward the southeast of brazil, affecting porto a lake great associate and prepare for your temperatures are going to drop by about 20 degrees and mean sign santiago, chile. we'll get you up to ab