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west 3rd street we want to also tell just about some of those orders for folks who are impacted by that this is an area south of saint helena road, west of the napa sonoma county line. north of the los alamos cleveland ranch roads in east of calistoga road as well so move the evacuation map over now for napa county. >>this map is a little bit different the areas that are shaded in blue mean that there's a mandatory evacuation that has been issued and you need to go now. the latest orders just into the newsroom are saint helena city limits from the 2900 block of white sulphur springs to the dead end and north to spring mountain road from 1650's south whitehall lane north the white sulphur springs road and then west to the county line areas that are yellow mean there's an evacuation warning and as this fire is growing and it's unpredictable tonight there could be new evacuation orders issued at any moment, so you can be sure that we'll bring you the very latest information we keep going through the maps here because they've been changing throughout the hour now there is a evacuation cente

propaganda being taught in classrooms claiming it's finding the flames of anger being seen on the west street. watching on c.n.n. or national kevin i will be here in an hour's time with the next headline. i am max keiser this is the kaiser report you know the economy is a man made structure try to scott engineers financial engineers economic engineers thinkers. colossal 1st though mayfield over time what happens when the foundation of operates what happens when this structure collapses what happens when the simulation goes away let's find out from stacy herbert well max you know there was some art a few years ago when we used to be able to meet in person at that basil art festival i think it was in miami we had some banana on the wall well you might say our balance sheet is looking like that banana meat republic budget deficit hits record 3 trillion dollars as us spends 100 percent more than it earns unfortunately due to helicopter money it is not unlikely that the exploding deficit will ever shrink again until the monetary system is overhauled so year to date and that we have only one month

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propaganda being taught in classrooms claiming its founding the flames of anger being seen on he west street we debate the issue. or idea of critical race theory the only thing that it does is it gives people of color an excuse to try. this idea of colorblind list. with. a very warm welcome you watching on t. international which means. prime minister boris johnson claims that a 2nd covert wave is now inevitable in the u.k. that could mean another national lockdown on the way the announcement book protesters into central london where they made their feelings clear about any new restrictions. i. demonstration 6 place despite a ban on large social gatherings from skirmishes with police was seen with activists forming human barricades to prevent officers from making arrests over 38 arrests have been reported by police so far and meanwhile elsewhere in europe countries are witnessing record infection rates spain is currently the worst affected its reimposing a partial lockdown in madrid from monday the news was greeted with fury on friday with hundreds demanding the resignation of the regional ch

propaganda being taught in classrooms claiming it's fanning the flames of anger being seen on the west street. and watching on t.v. international coming up returns he discusses foreign interference with the head at the u.n. support mission to libya and going underground and for those of you watching in the u.k. and ireland this next. time afshin rattansi and we're going underground as u.s. secretary of state and former cia boss michael meets ivan duke and marcus president of alleged narco state columbia as he wraps up a latin american tour still feeling the shock waves of successive u.s. interventions coming up in the show 9 years after the formation of a un backed transitional government in libya in the wake of a nature war that devastated africa's richest recovered a nation what hope is there for a country facing political turmoil civil war and no global pandemic we all saw the acting special representative and the head of the u.n. support mission in libya and we investigate the page of the burden you fill. that explores the naked brutality faced by jill dran in war that's causing apparentl

street. again, that is in napa. and in sonoma county, an evacuation center is being set up. that address is 2375 west 3rd street. tonight many of the people forced to flee their homes headed to an evacuation center in napa. marianne has more. >> reporter: these stray cats are no stranger to the evacuation process and neither is their owner. they had to flee just more than a month ago when the fire got too close to their home. early this morning, the glass fire forced them to get out. >> i am actually thankful for the evacuation that we had six weeks ago or whatever just because it was kind of a trial run. i figured out what i needed to do so i was more prepared this time around and so i got back in the car. >> reporter: nick left his car this morning with only his cat and a few things. >> socks, underwear, my guitar and a pillow, some sleeping bags. >> reporter: tonight he says he plans to sleep in his car and volunteer to maintain heavy equipment firefighters use on the front lines. nicholas hopes this is the last time he'll be forced to evacuate this year. >> really getting to be too much to bear, you know. it

caller: h.r. 3847, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service west poythress street in hopewell, virginia thearks reverend curtis west harris post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, and the gentleman from texas, mr. cloud, each will control 20 minutes. mrs. maloney: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. maloney: i yield myself such time as i may consume. 13r0eu7 the gentlelady is recognized. -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. maloney: i'm pleased to join my colleagues in support of 3847, designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 117 west poythress street in hopewell, virginia as the reverend curtis west harris. he was born this 19 24678 after graduating from high school and virginia university in richmond he worked at allied chemical. after an executive order was issued to prohibit companies thatat had

director of the daytime program, daytime at the stein heart building is program of the 92nd street y offered here on the west side for adults with flexible schedules and a little bit of time for leisure learning. today we welcome you to the 29nd street y series in partnership with "timestalks" called tuesdays with the times featuring noted "new york times" journalist and authors. our tuesdays with the times series, as well as all of our daytime lectures a foumpl for issues that affect us all. today's discussion focuses on a topic that is greatly in our conscious. we welcome james dwyer and kevin flynn, "102 minutes, the fight to survive the twin towers." jim dwyer and kevin flynn, native new yorkers, veteran newspapers writers and winner of many awards together and separate. jim dwyer joined in 2001 as a reporter for metropolitan section. prior to joining the "times," mr. dwyer was columnist and associate editor for new york daily news and before that a columnist for new york news day and previously a reporter for the bergen record. mr. dwyer is co-author of "two seconds under the world" account of 1993 effo

and over here, on west street, there was a fire command center being operated by the fire department and then inside the two lobbies, this is one world trade center here and that's the lobby of it, and then over here is the lobby to number two world trade center, the south tower. and both of those buildings, they were fire chiefs operating, sending their firefighters up towards the fire. now the fact is they had a very, very limited view of what was going on. you know, when you're standing at the bottom of a vertical plane that's 1350 feet high, you can't tell what's happening a quarter mile above you. and over on this side -- there were helicopters circling both of those towers, and those were helicopters operated by the police department, and they were -- there was no one from the fire department in those helicopters that morning. they had a lot of difficulties working together, those two agencies, and the police command center was set up over here on church and v.c. streets, which is quite a distance from where the fire command operation is, and there is effectively no communicati

it is located on west julian street near the entrance highway 87. >>> the head coach of the golden state warriors steve kerr weighed in on the decision today. >> it's a matter of humidity. these are human beings with families and it's devastating to think of the emotional toll to think these people are feeling. families are involved. greg mack the scourging was continuing for the black lives matter movement and realizing, we can't hold anyone to account for the winter violence. we will also continue to monitor the protests here in the bay area and bring you any updates as they become available. >>> a senate committee her testimony today from the heads of the nations leading health agencies, dr. anthony fauci says he's expected around 700 million doses of a vaccine to be ready by april of next year. >> the vaccine availability >> doctor bhati says even if there is enough vaccine available for the entire u.s. population it would take time to distribute the shots. he says that means masks and social distancing will still be essential. >>> is more bay area counties moving to the states read

and a car fire wrapping up in emryville, 80 west at powell street. right lane is blocked so you're backed up through albany. 19 minutes to make it down to the maze. darya. >> thanks a lot, robin. >>> 7:32. new this morning, the cdc with a dire prediction. they are projecting that 24,000 more americans could die of coronavirus between now and october 17th. and that would bring the death toll to 226,000. right now more than 202,000 people have died of covid. the cdc thinks that the worst week could be october 12th, when their models project 7,400 people could die of covid in that week alone. >>> we're tracking the numbers of course lower cally for california and the bay area. you can see here that california now has surpassed 800,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus since this pandemic first struck. more than 15,000 people have tied from it. in the bay area, more than 97,000 people have contracted it, with more than 1400 people dying from covid-19. >>> the contra costa health department is issuing a demand for covid tests. draft chris farnatono says that

>> lisa: until ted turner turned the switch on w tcg channel 17 over on west peachtree street on thatthere was no tv all night. it's really hard for people to imagine but before cable had come along and before ted had the idea, television stopped after usually the late movie. it was off all night until it fluttered on at dawn. the idea of an all-news or all anything channel was like a spaceship from mars. crazy, unimaginable. >> the man behind this shot, ted turner, people of a certain vintage no w tcg channel 17 here in atlanta made him a legendary figure here also owning the atlanta braves helped a lot. 's early life maybe not so well known. he inherited the business of billboard business from his father, hard drinking, womanizing, ted worked for on and off were some of the early signs of the unfiltered persistent risk loving entrepreneur he became? >> lisa: he inherited the billboard business and from the very beginning he saw he was theatrical. he saw grandeur in even a billboard but it wasn't enough for him. as he got first into radio and then into tv he was just a no holds barre

hit-and-run driver and a large truck who hit and killed a man crossing the street in downtown san jose this morning. it happened at west santa clara street and notre dame avenue. investigators say it doesn't appear the victim was in a crosswalk when he was hit by the vehicle, which investigators believe was a tanker truck. the driver left the scene. >> if you can imagine what a vehicle that size does to a pedestrian we are asking if anyone saw the collision to get in touch with us. we are hoping even somebody saw something or maybe something was captured on a video surveillance system somewhere. >> emergency crews took the victim to the hospital where he later died from injuries. this was the 20th traffic fatality in san jose this year and the 12 involving a pedestrian. >>> after months of searching, the stolen badges of a retired sergeant with the santa clara county sheriff's department have been returned to his family. mountain view police found the badges in february in a stolen car. the sheriff's department says that deputy who the badges belong to retired several years ago and has since passed away. mountain view

street in downtown san jose. it happened just after 6:00, yesterday morning, at west santa clara street and notre dame avenue.nvestigators say it doesn't appear the victim was in a crosswalk when that crosswalk, when the driver hit him. police say the driver was later found and is cooperating in the investigation. >> if you can imagine a vehicle that size, what it does to a pedestrian, we are asking if anyone saw the collision to get in touch with us. >> no emergency crews took the victim to the hospital, but he died later from injuries. this was a 28, 12, involving a pedestrian. >>> a string of thefts from several stores, take a look at video of the incident back on august 20th, showing some of the suspects there. they are seen breaking cases, stealing cosmetics and other products, before running out of the store. there have been 12 others, similar grand thefts, and police think they are all linked. if you have any information, call an alameda police authority. >>> the coalition ness, uc berk a new report. researchers surveyed 600, who were homeless in san francisco, focusing on the transgender community. mo

. >>> protesters vandalized the thomas fallon statue on west julian street. it commemorates the raising of the u.s. flag in 1846 when california was still part of mexico. and type police phrases were sprayed on the side of the monument. beside that, most things were peaceful. some of the reasons why the protest did not spiral out of control. >> reporter: protesters tried to's torch the statue in downtown san jose overnight but the a only burned near the base of the artwork commemorating the city's 10th mayor. the san jose police department claimed they declined to say how the arrests were made. these acts sit in contrast with how the majority of protesters express themselves. >> in san jose is been tough for families who have lost their loved ones due to police violence to get any kind of accountability. >> reporter: earlier wednesday evening, people descended on san jose city hall. signs and chance echoed around the country after a kentucky grand jury really did not indict police officers. there was dissent. one of the changes could be on how san jose police

carabanchel, a working—class suburb in the south—west of madrid. streetsd with people going about their business, but it's been identified as a coronavirus hotspot. and from monday, the neighbourhood is one of 26 around the city which will return to lockdown. translation: we need to avoid a state of emergency at all costs, and above all we need to avoid a total lockdown. we need to avoid an economic disaster. hospitals in madrid, especially those in poorer areas, are at breaking point. the virus has been rising in spain since latejuly. some critics say madrid officials have been slow to act. translation: we are saturated with people who need health care. we are doing the best we can, but we need more workers, we need more resources. ireland's capital city is also under new restrictions. dublin has seen a sharp rise and has been forced into stricter measures before the situation worsens. but israel is the first country in the world to enforce a second nationwide lockdown. and it comes at the most exceptional time on the country's calendar, the jewish new ye

movies but this was a real-life fire rescue. 1:30 this afternoon, flames broke out in harlem by west 133rd streetrews arrived there was heavy smoke but most troubling there, was a woman hanging outside her window, hanging on to the sill, trying avoid heat and flames. they had a nano second to figure out how to arrest her. they opted for a technique not used very often. difficult, daring but proved successful. they executed what's called a roof, rope rescue, where they lowered a firefighter to the woman to secure her to safety. he had only one mission in mind too, make sure the woman didn't fall or jump in her panic. >> i was right behind her, so if she did decide to let go, i was holding her to the glass. i was holding on to the wall and what was going through my mind, i didn't want to see anybody fall. that's all i cared about. i just wanted to get her inside. >> reporter: this is why they practice, practice, practice so, when such emergencies arise, they can execute without mistake. >> reporter: she was pretty shaken while outside her window but was taken back inside safely and quickly. >> this

overnight in san jose protesters set fire and vandalized the metal statue of thomas fallon on west streeteral hundred people gathering in san francisco. protesters marched through the mission district. happening now, another event planned to honor taylor this morning in oakland. we'll have more of that at midday as we expect to get updates during a planned news conference. >>> plus, governor gavin newsom's big push against climate change. he signed an executive order to ban the sale of all gas-powered cars and trucks in the state by the year 2035. we're following his meeting today with global leaders to get more reforms. head to our website to see the opposition of this ban. >>> and it's a big decision day for some college sports teams in the pac-12. coming up at 11:00, how soon cal and stanford could hit the gridiron. more weather for you in an hour. with school back in session, xfinity is committed to helping kids continue to learn-no matter where they are. we're providing affordable internet access to low-income families through our internet essentials program. it's why we're working 2

>>a place to play here at 2375 west, 3rd street in santa rosa has been designated as a temporary evacuation point. here in santa rosa you can see it's a park several evacuees are staying here. i've spoken with one woman who says that she stayed here overnight. she was evacuated on sunday never had to spend the night in her own car. she said she felt safer doing so here because of covid-19 and she did not want to be cooped up inside with anybody else she is a chef who works in town. but has recently been laid off so sick. she says this is the last thing. let's needs to be dealing with what she has a great attitude. she says that her apartment in the rincon valley area of is still standing and that her cat has survived. but she showed me a picture and the flames i've gotten really close. but she believes that her home will survive. they've also spoken with another gentleman out here her. although our viewer who's playing soccer with his kids they're just trying to keep them occupied and not worrying about what's going on is a construction worker in town he's worked on homes in the past that h

a hit and run driver in a large truck who struck and killed a man crossing a street downtown this morning. happened in westta clara street and notre dame avenue. did not appear that the victim was in a cross walk when he was struck by the vehicle. they believed it was a tanker truck. the driver left the scene of the crass. crash. >> we saw we are asking if anyone saw the collision to get in touch with us. maybe it was captured on a video surveillance somewhere. >> emergency crews took the victim to the hospital where he died from his injuries. this was a 28 traffic fatality in san jose this year, the 12th involving a pedestrian. >>> to be able to see things i've never seen before and watch them grow before our eyes is pretty cool. >> a garden in the east bay overflowing with rare produce. the bay area retirement community is harvesting these exact fruits. >>> many artist left without work doing the pandemic, the bluegrass festival is stepping in to help struggling musicians. >>> new at 6:30. help is coming to out of work musicians who is struggling to make ends meet. the alliance for california traditional

we heard from the mayor of the west midlands andy street the data's showing that a lot of that transmissionses, within households, and that is one of the big problems. that is why these new guidelines, new laws, in fact, are being brought in from tuesday. it means households cannot go into each other‘s homes. so you can't host people in your home and you can't go and visit people unless, of course, you're in a support bubble with them — if you're a single adult living alone and needing that practical and emotional support. what you can do, however, is go and see those people in a pub or a restaurant or a park. that was causing quite a bit of confusion yesterday. it's similar to places like in the north—west — they had a similar system. the reasoning behind that is not just the idea of people transmitting it in the home more prevalently, but also that pubs and restaurants are covid—secure, that they have social distancing measures in place that people don't have in their own homes. that's caused a few raised eyebrows, with some people saying it doesn't go far enough, others saying, actually,

. >> yes, they did 40 x 100 square feet, 1601 broadway at west 48th street guess what it's open 24 hoursl definitely do that >> all right deal >> jimmy: you are a man of your word >> oh, always. >> jimmy: i want to talk to you about something very, very important and cool that you're doing. right now is less than 50 days until the election and you're part of an initiative call when we all vote it's a great website tell us about that and tell us about the #mystarting5challenge. >> i am proud to partner with jayson tatum and michelle obama. we want to challenge to make sure all eligible voters register to vote in november there's a lot going on in 2020 2020 has been probably the most difficult year in everybody's lives. i don't like looking at the fact that there are 40 million people out of work, which hurts my heart and just hurts me to the core we need some different leadership you know, a lot of people want to advocate change this is how you advocate change so, you know, you can just pick -- you can just challenge five of your friends to just go out and vote and make sure they challeng

we heard of the mayor of the west midlands andy street there about how they're also concerned that thensmission is occurring within houses, within households and that is one of the big problems. that is why these new guidelines, new laws, in fact, are being brought in from tuesday. it means households cannot go into each other‘s homes. in scotland, the number of coronavirus cases has risen in the latest 2a hour period to 221 new confirmed cases — the highest number in four months. 1.7 million people across the west of scotland have been placed under tighter coronavirus restrictions to try and control the spread of the virus. residents in north and south lanarkshire are no longer allowed to meet other households in their homes, which is similar and west dunbartonshire, as well as renfrewshire and east renfrewhire. 0ur scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been looking at the data on the latest cases. new figures show that there have been 221 new cases of coronavirus in the last 2a hours. that compares to 175 from the previous day. almost half of those, 106 of the new cases, are

just a short while ago, anderson, a group of a couple hundred of them marched up west jefferson street just about a few -- i don't know, less than half a mile where we are now, where they confronted a group of about 20 militia. we've seen them out here before. they say they're out here to guard federal property. last night they were out here guarding a pawnshop and gas station. so these two groups came together. there was some heated words exchanged. some of those saying it's time to get out of here, time for you to leave. the members of the militia saying we're here to protect everybody. as you can imagine, those who were black did not believe that. but at one point, as the two were sit thing talking, the two groups were talking, eventually one of the organizers said hey, it's time for us to go. we made our point. let's get back to the park. so they're back here at the park now. as you say, we're just about an hour away from curfew. last night, they marched well into the evening, well past midnight into the curfew hours. they're intending to do the same here tonight. anderson? >> do w

street. we extended the 44. we were able to restore half of the 48 between west portal to dog patch. and we were able to solve multiple problems in chinatown but reestablishing the 45 to serve union street that helped solve the congestion along stockton street, but extension of the 30 stockton bus to the presidio allowed us to run buses through client serving -- chinatown. the presidio solved multiple problems for us. it allows for better capacity in chinatown. it allows us to provide a proper terminus to buses while reducing negative impacts on the district. and very importantly, it allows residents in two of the densest parts of san francisco, chinatown and south of market, also neighborhoods that have the least access to public open space, to have direct access to a national park. so we're very pleased with that extension and very happy to have done that in partnership with the presidio trust. and then finally, we made another dozen improvements on a variety of lines that were experiencing crowding in order to allow us to reduce the number of essential workers that are left behind

hit-and-run driver and a large truck who struck and killed a man crossing the street in downtown san jose this morning. it have a net westmon clara street and notre dame avenue. did not appear the victim was in a crosswalk when he was struck by a vehicle, the driver left the scene. emergency crews rush the victim to a hospital where he died this is the 28th traffic fatality in san jose this year and the 12th involving a pedestrian. strachan major injury collision shut down the capital expressway almost 6 hours. a single vehicle crash was reported shortly before 2:00 this morning. it close eastbound capital expressway, a driver crashed into a tree in the car caught fire. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word on what led to the crash. shack firefighters are making progress on the three lightning spark fires burning in california. the scu fire is 78% contained. is been burning for 15 days. parts of santa clara, alameda, contra costa, san joaquin, merced and stanislaus county's. more than 391,000 acres have earned 105 structures have been destroyed. the santa cruz in san mateo county fire is 48

have a line that's feels back be on west graham but about 20 minutes ago it was really packed it was much heavier so it's already improving 13 minutes off to fremont street and i'll give you one more highway for west slow from right around the pittsburg bay point bart station up and over the hill into conquered no crashes they're averaging 24 minutes up to 2.42 daria. thanks a lot rob and let's get to the breaking news which are the fires in sonoma and napa counties and what has been devastated, you can see neighborhoods that have. >>just been reduced to rubble. hardly anything left of these homes and this fire is far from contained you can see just 2% containment this morning and 46,600 acres have been burned so far this is highway 29 on greenwood avenue in calistoga that we're looking at here. 22,000 plus structures are still threatened by the fire and already the fires have destroyed 80 homes and other structures in napa sonoma counties. yeah, here's a map showing you up for both napa sonoma county just the extent of the wildfires. >>roughly 70,000 people forced from their homes now santa rosa's catching a bit of a break this morning as the winds now

of the span of note is a couple cars got into an accident on southbound 80 just north of the west, a street off-ramp there both to the right hand shoulder, so they're not talking any lanes but traffic is slowing down just a little bit is folks drive by and take a look from here, let's jump over to the richmond sandra fell bridge. this has been a problem spot all morning. or at least in the last hour or so nothing out of the ordinary it's just your average slow down as you make your way west bound 5.80 through the toll plaza and out towards marin county once you get past the toll gate, you're moving just fine marin county into san francisco. the one southbound right across the golden gate bridge also moving without any incident as you can see you're making good time from one end of the span to the or whether traffic checks in a bit. now let's get back to the headlines. >>following an emergency shutdown in march a senior center in tracy has changed the way they care for some of the city's most vulnerable population kristi gross has more. >>dozens of box meals for seniors delivered other door.

in mind out of the i there that way they don't skate park on west 3rd street is a temporary evacuation point other neighbors who also fled their homes are camping out until they're allowed to return home we waited the to go back 2020 socks. >>2020 is terrible, everybody just can't wait for it to be over. it's just one thing after another this is a repeat for rebecca farrell who spent the night in her car at the park. her apartment survived the 2017 tubbs fire and although a nighttime photo shows the flames got closer this time her place is still standing. >>but 2 weeks ago she was laid off from her job as a chef and staying in the shelter is not an option for her because she does not feel safe. indoors with others due to covid-19 my friend texted me she said whatever happened good old fashion earthquake. and we laughed about that you now. >>and that in she's trying to keep it together but says it's tough we are e a community relies on turns them and that can happen right now so it's just falling and so now all of the people. the chefs the week staff. the people that clean the hotel roo

the mayor of the west midlands andy street warned people they must comply or face even tougher measuresfor the changes. for many in the west midlands, life is changing again. after a rapid rise in coronavirus cases, different councils including families, must note longer mix at home. liz is looking after grandson seth saw her daughter can work but thatis seth saw her daughter can work but that is no longer an option. seth saw her daughter can work but that is no longer an optionm seth saw her daughter can work but that is no longer an option. if she wa nts to that is no longer an option. if she wants to work we've got to break the law because we cannot think of any other way. yesterday was their last game in the garden for what could be some time. yes! we've been very careful, we are very careful. we've still got to get through this and live and i cannot bear the stress on not only my daughter and her husband, but the children as well. birmingham has been on a knife edge four weeks in terms of greater restrictions, now authorities say residents must stick to the new rules or risk fines

this includes between 16th and 17th, webster street between west grand and 22nd. washington street between 8th and 9th, and 13th street between broadway and franklin. >> placed i kind of high busine,ig areas where you'll see a lot of density of restaurants, bars and merchants nearby that can all utilize these shared spaces. >> for a full list of flex street locations you can visit oakland central.com. >>> all right, lisa, i know we mentioned it could be a little sho smokier. how smoky do you think? >> we're talking about some haze moving into the north bay. right now from our exploratorium camera air quality is good here. and we do have some fog. temperatures in the 50s and 60s, and those longer nights bringing a chillier start to your weekend. we'll have a warm finish in my accuweather seven day forecast next. >>> also next, the battle of the bay. the a's shutdown thent a clench a playoff spot for the sixth time in 9 years. larry inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work b

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a short while ago our news corresondent, phil mackie, spoke to the west midlands mayor, andy street —d have to be taken to stop that increase. is there any reason, we‘ve had lots of speculation about why it has picked up speculation about why it has picked up in urban areas like the west midlands, young people, households, transmission? there are a number of thoughts about why the increase has come so rapidly, but it does seem this whole question about transmission within households is particularly important. and that's why the measure that have been in and really focus on that. so we are trying to be precise in terms of the cause and the solution to it. there was some amber lights flashing about birmingham two weeks ago. why is it taken until now? might some people say you could have acted sooner? the reality is that cases increased but then were stable. and that was not substantially out of line with neighbouring authorities. so what has actually happened is there‘s been a very rapid and recent increase, and this is decisive action very quickly. now, the rise in coronavirus infectio

>>to the north is jammed up from fruit fill all the way up to 7th street in west oakland. i just stay away from the nimitz especially if you're trying to access the oakland maze or maybe san francisco. you can go ahead and take 5.80 west instead of the northbound m it's freeway and that will help you out and save some time, here's your drive time it's 14 minutes and once again it's because of the look you lose 14 minutes in san leandro to downtown oakland, i just got word of a fatal crash in cupertino a car ran off the road down the hill. >>this resulted in a fatality south 85 to south to 80 the left lane of that connector ramp is closed to traffic is a little slow there and i'll give you one more that's just an update on the bay bridge, nice and to san francisco 9 minutes is your average off to fremont street john. >>and see some cloud cover sitting up above air quality much clear though we are seeing any haze across the bay area little bit of clouds out from timber on to as for air quality we are seeing much improved conditions with good conditions all across the bay, ev

it happened after 6:00 in west santa clara street in notre dame. it does not appear that the victim was in a crosswalk when the truck hit him. the driver had left the scene, and police say that the driver was later found and is now cooperating with the investigation. >> if you can imagine what a vehicle that size does to a pedestrian analysis we are asking if anyone saw the collision to get in touch with us. >> emergency crews took the victim to the hospital but he died from his injuries. this was the 28th traffic fatality and san jose this year. the 12th one involving a pedestrian. >>> police are looking for three people behind a string of brazen thefts from several stores. we will share video up one of the incidents on august 20. you can see some of the people involved. they break these cases, stealing cosmetics and personal care products, filling their backs and leaving the store. police say that there have been similar grant thefts, and officers say that they are linked to the same people. anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda

street. there is a new crash 80 west at the fremont street exit excuse me not a crash but a stall is blocking the right lane so it's crawling from treasure island up to the scene and that's also yes still some slow traffic into san francisco, but it's slowly improving tara back to you. >>in the buzz college football just got a whole lot better the big 10 is giving their fans what they want they get to play. but what about the rest of us. the pac 12 is still sitting on the bench. but governor newsome called inaudible. >>there's nothing in the state guidelines. that denies the pact well from having conference games there's nothing in our guidelines. the state put out the denies these from occurring we put out very i thought thoughtful guidelines and gain partnership with the nc about cohorting during workouts and practices. >>that means the cal and stanford could be next as long as they have a game plan that meets local covid safety standards now the pac 10 is letting the buckeyes play every notable pre season playoff contender except oregon will now be part of the postseason chase and you hear

west portal. similarly, the j line will turn on the surface at church street. and then to maintain that capacity through the subway, the vision was to add subway shuttle that would go from embarcadero to west portal using the brand new west portal crossover that was just completed. obviously, you know, we implemented that august 22nd, that rail plan. it lasted for three days before for other reasons, as previously been discussed, we had to pull it back. but we did learn some important lessons during that time and i think one of the biggest take aways is the importance of signage. the signage becomes important to make sure people can make the transfers correctly and know where to go to catch their connection. i do want to note, though, and send out a huge gratitude of thanks. i know director tumlin has already done this as has director kirchbaum, it was really impressive the amount of staff support across the agency that turned out the weekend of august 22nd to provide customer service and information. really appreciated the help from across the industry and the

west. these are street flooded with over 9 inches of rainfall there. miami beach also seeing wind and rain from what was a tropical depression, now a tropical storm, sally. now in the gulf of mexico, and now we expect it to strengthen even more with those warm waters. here's one of our model runs and how slowly we think it's going to approach the mouth of the mississippi river, and that's never a good thing for storm surge, for wind obviously and for rainfall, and this is just one of our models. it may not be done with the area. so wednesday, maybe thursday, maybe not even until friday, so flooding will be a huge concern. pa paulette, that's a cat 1 or cat >>> we're on to the "s" storm. it's been an incredibly busy hurricane season. it's not letting up. see you in a few minutes. back over to you. >> it's hard to believe we're already on "s" and the season is not even over yet. rob, thank you so much. >>> well, an exciting come-from-behind finish at the u.s. open. after losing the first set to victoria azarenka in just 26 minutes, naomi osaka fought her

this is on maritime street in west oakland heading east. they were leaving san francisco, and you can see all those officer vehicles there as those three cars including that ambulance are off to the side. you can see they are there. it appears the people may still be in their cars at this point, but officers are standing by. our live sky dot 7 technology showing you exactly where this is happening. so we're keeping an eye on this. earlier officials closed the treasure island exit. the protesters are showing their outrage over the kentucky grand jury's decision not to charge any of the police officers in breonna taylor's death. taylor was an emt shot and killed by louisville police officers in march during a botched raid on her apartment. at 5:00 sky 7 was over the golden gate where an officer followed a slow moving white van that you see there. police had closed off the parking lot on both ends of the bridge. and back on the western span of the bay bridge these are three vehicles that were now pulled over in west oakland. sky 7 spotted the

unfortunately, on our streets across the whole west country, stabbing incidents are not a rare occurrencenumber of stabbings that occurred over a very tight timeframe last night. the one thing that was difficult about the incident was around for the five locations. with those five locations and the way it progressed through, we continually updated our cruise on the radios to make sure we were sending out safe messages. monitored forfurther incidents across the whole of the city centre to make sure we were to keep them safe, which is one of our primary concerns. also, we were able to debrief the crews afterwards to make sure they were completely supported. it is a big thing for us to do and it is something that we do ona to do and it is something that we do on a regular basis, to make sure they are completely supported. we have specialist assets there that could deal with any mass casualties that could occur. they have specialist equipment to be able to treat people within those areas that we needed to go in to treat those patients. you said five locations, the police said four. two locati

river parking lot there's a drive in that one located at the corner of beach and 3rd streets and in conquer the west winds allow drive-in movie theater is also open i used to love going to the drive-in did you have to climb in the trunk to your dad making do that someone pay extra no no way with the speaker attached to the window, no, but you know those old speakers were pretty clumsy and they don't always get good sound glad they do it to the radios that i had haha that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 coming up on kron 4 news at 6. >>our goals are inadequate. the reality the governor not mincing words stern message after touring the burn zone of california's deadliest fire this year wildfires raging all as the state see some of the worst air quality on the planet are also following the wildfires burning in oregon. we're going hear from residents there who were forced to evacuate and. >>i don't >>news at 6. i even debatable. any longer. what we are experiencing the debate is

around four in the morning, he was stabbed multiple times while he was sleeping outside on eighth street and westoakland. his parents that he was in a program that housed him in a hotel but that he would often prefer to sleep outdoors. his parents say after the attack, it appears jeff tried to make it to his grandmother's home nearby. but collapsed and died. they say nothing was stolen from him. the motive is unknown. >> that was a brutal, evil attack that they did on my son. because schizophrenia is just like he was a kid. you know, mentally. >> oakland police as it has passed out flyers to the community to help solve this crime and that the investigation is ongoing. his parents say they are concerned that not enough is being done. two months after the attack, and no word of an arrest or who is responsible. >> i don't want to be another case on the desk. that was my only son, i just want justice. >> reporter: chamber says his son would help him with his handyman business. >> he shared with me this video taken in february when he says jeff was starting a new program that was helping him cope with

posted to charing cross and worked asa posted to charing cross and worked as a constable on the streets of the west, often dealing with the most violent and dangerous of criminals. later, he worked as a co nsta ble of criminals. later, he worked as a constable on the street at hillingdon. and in 2010, he was promoted to sergeant, where he worked in hackney. first of all, on a response team, leading constables as they responded to calls from the from the public, dealing with everything that may be thrown at them and him and then on the neighbourhood team, again in hackney. in 2015 he moved to croydon. where he worked as a sergeant, first in response and then again ona sergeant, first in response and then again on a local neighbourhood team. finally, as we know, he worked in our detention command at croydon but frequently volunteering for duty in custody suites across london. matt spent very nearly 30 years as a uniformed police officer serving the public of london. he was originally from new zealand and he was educated, i believe, at a boys school where he developed a huge passion and great skill at