you should listen to mary catherine. nancy: on july 11, reecy was formally charged with theft. >> these are matters -- >> richard reecy could not have been more adamant that it was not him. as he was in jail, he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, never regained consciousness and died three days later. nancy: >> so many of us thought she would never be found and if it wasn't him, he must've known something. they thought it died with him. >> the case of elizabeth smart remains unsolved. ♪ nancy: as the brisk winds of autumn cooled the salt lake city valley, it brought with it a sense of hopelessness. >> mary catherine was looking through a guinness book of world records, of all things, and it hit her. that was the voice of a man who called himself emmanuel. he had interacted with her and her sister for maybe five minutes when he was there doing work on that house with ed. she went and she told her dad, dad i think i know. i think i know who that voice is. >> lois offered him a job at the smart home and he showed up during t

and then, it's catherine o'hara? >> she is currently still in canada, so we are going to try and trap her here until the emmys. so at least she can come and celebrate. and then, you know, the rest of the cast and crew that are in town and, you don't, you know, it surreal, the whole experience is surreal. >> it sounds like a rager, you can't lose, no matter what. you have known catherine for a while. because sctv, i remember because i'm old, older, and another unbelievable show. and so, catherine was around when you were just a little pip-squeak, right? >> well, yeah, i feel like the sctv family has always been around. they have always kind of been in my home and photographed, they are all still very close. we grew up with everybody's kids. and you know, catherine, i think was living in los angeles for most of the time that i was growing up in canada, so, in a way, i didn't actually get to be very close with her until this show, and it's like, this full 180 and my dad still is sort of describing how trippy it was to w

catherine back to you all right grant thank you very much for that update. >>our coverage continues of course on kron 4 dot com you can find a complete list of evacuation orders and warnings. you can also track the of fires on an interactive map and find out about any alerts on weather in your neighborhood and all of that on kron 4 dot com. >>coming up with the 49 ers have to say about if and when fans will be able to attend their games this season and details on new state guidelines for reopening in which businesses could benefit the most and just days after resuming operations at noon a shutting down its rail servic >>muni riders they will have to stay on the bus so for now that's because metro rail service is not quite ready for prime time as kron four's haaziq madyun reports it's not only equipment problems this time around officials at sfmta announced that a pair of major problems are you need to resume all bus service. we need to make sure. >>that we're not standing our writers in the subway on in the event of an overhead wire failure. during a time of

peggy: catherine concentrÓ sus energÍas en la prioridad. catherine: corrÍ a la calle, estaba tratando de coger ayuda. peggy: poco a poco los amigos de la pareja fueron llegando aÚn sin comprender quÉ habÍa sucedido. eric: yo vi el cuerpo de micky. estaba en el piso tirado y la policÍa no me dejÓ que fuera para ahÍ. peggy: los oficiales trataban de obtener cualquier informaciÓn. eric: el policÍa que estaba delante en el carro me dice: "¿cÓmo tÚ lo conoces a mike?" y yo le dije: "es amigo mÍo. fuimos a la universidad juntos". me dice Él: "perdÓname, pero se muriÓ tu amigo". fue una experiencia horrible. peggy: el homicida y sus posibles cÓmplices escaparon. siguieron interrogatorios policiales, trÁmites, pesquisas. eric: me llamaron, me presento para mirar fotos y era una cosa que no se lo deseo a nadie. peggy: el detective de la policÍa de nueva york, kevin medina, tomÓ el caso hace cinco aÑos y admite que se sabe poco de los responsables. kevin: michael y los dos muchachos comenzaron a discutir. y ahÍ fue que uno de lo

catherine: good question. we are focused on folks in the united states really being able to build out their investment in digital assets or understanding how they can use them. from our perspective, most of our resources coming in are purely from folks in the united is the case for digital assets to be used to be spent quickly around the world. joe: there is a lot of interest in the industry in a bitcoin etf one day. i am curious your perspective. would it be a threat if there was an easy way to do it just a on a typical block account so to say? catherine: one of the beauties of digital assets is you do not actually need a vehicle in order to invest in it. you can be and so control of your investment. i think that is something where in the traditional realm etf's were an easy way to get exposure without having to understand the chart of it. you are in control of the digital assets. you are able to move and store them as you please. a feature, not a book i would take. caroline: interesting take. thanks so much.

thank you for joining us tonight at 5 everyone i'm catherine heenan while 2 of the 3 largest wildfires in state history continue to burn. cal fire says they are making progress on containment. the scu lightning complex fire and parts of the east bay and south bay, 35% contained the czu august lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties. now 26% contained and the l a new lightning complex fires in the north bay, 35% contained. homeowners in vacaville trying to come to grips with the staggering losses suffered in the lnu lightning complex fire. kron four's phillipe djegal talked to a couple whose home was still standing after the initial wave of flames past through their neighborhood but then it did eventually burned out before last week the ride up kurt and lori hatton's driveway and the gibson canyon region of vacaville was a soothing pass through green trees ending with their home of nearly 20 years. >>a modest 960 square foot little piece of heaven on 5 acres of land that has now been wiped out taken by the hennessy fire. one of the wildfires that make up the lnu lig

and then, it's catherine o'hara? >> she is currently still in canada, so we are going to try and trap her here until the emmys. so at least she can come and celebrate. and then, you know, the rest of the cast and crew that are in town and, you don't -- you know, it's surreal, the whole experience is surreal. >> it sounds like a rager, you can't lose, no matter what. you have known catherine for a while. because sctv, i remember because i'm old, older, and another unbelievable show. and so, catherine was around when you were just a little pip-squeak, right? >> well, yeah, i feel like the sctv family has always been around. they have always kind of been in my home and photographed, they are all still very close. we grew up with everybody's kids. and you know, catherine, i think was living in los angeles for most of the time that i was growing up in canada, so, in a way, i didn't actually get to be very close with her until this show, and it's like, this full 180 and my dad still is sort of describing how trippy it was

>>and that's right catherine achieve garcia's decision to step down i am announcing his decision to step down caught a lot of people by surprise. i sat down with the chief here at the police headquarters this afternoon to talk about that decision his future and about what lay ahead for his successor as chief of the san jose police department there's more. >>and you know these plans. my plans were months ago, san jose police chief eddie garcia says he decided to retire back in june but held off announcing it until now such a critical time we're in the midst of protests were occurring. we're in the middle shelter in place and it feels right garcia has been the chief of police since 2016 he plans to retire in december when he turns 50 he will have served his entire career nearly 3 decades in san jose, but you know it's a personal decision for everybody and then for me i feel this is the right time for me. you know it's going to be a police chief or ever during garcia's 10 years the department instituted body-worn cameras public use of force dashboard and other progressive measures. garcia p

thanks for joining us, everyone tonight at 5 i'm catherine heenan there is an excessive heat warning in effect and this is across the bay area you can expect temperatures surpassing 100 degrees and that brings with it of course some dangerous conditions we have team coverage on the fire tonight. kron four's dan kerman is live in the north bay where firefighters are on high alert. but first let's go to meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez meibrys e u and tracking of this heat wave, what's the latest hey there catherine and this is just a sneak peek of what's to come because the heat wave won't officially begin until friday morning. >>all the way through wednesday night so it has been upgraded from an excessive heat watch 20 excessive heat warning away from the coast and away from the bay area coastline going to track a heat advisory and already seeing extremely warm to hot temperatures not just along the coast but far inland valleys as well, triple digit heat right now in antioch in livermore a 101 degrees about 15 degrees above average today nearly 40 degrees warmer than the coats happen

time for another look at the forecast let's go back and get details from a brace there catherine yeah and we're tracking that increase in marine layer right along the coast and we did this more clouds and sun today. >>contributing to or below average temperatures even extending into our inland valleys. still tracking that cool down out there right now widespread 60's for most bay area cities with the exception of those of you in the north bay you actually saw more sunshine and with that warmer temperatures with santa rosa warming up into the low 80's but now you're at 79 degrees. so you're tracking that cooling trend right now for your wednesday night and overnight lows, widespread mid to upper 50's but antioch cooling down to 61 degrees and as we take a quick check out your microclimate thursday outlook expect 5 to 10 degrees of warming with the deer average highs returning for downtown san francisco at 66 degrees golden gate park at 67 degrees for you widespread low 60's for most of the shoreline and even daly city all the way granada 61 degrees along the coast there half moon bay t

everyone, i'm catherine heenan oakland unified school district is set to resume distance-learning less than a week kron four's haaziq madyun talk to a parent who is describing the process as last minute and confusing. >>it is a series of text that reads please take a moment to fill out this survey to let us know what your tech needs or it's mandatory to register your child to assign them to a teacher. yes, all students need to register school starts on monday and so we see tex just this week. >>well we or school stores asking parents to register accident parents have access to electronic devices. >>that is the look of some parental frustration on the face of jon jones, the 3rd. he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of conflicting messages this to access all students need to register but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received

thank you for joining us at 6, i'm catherine heenan around 50,000 people now have been allowed back home in the past couple of days evacuation orders are being lifted the firefighters are making progress here's where things stand tonight, the 2 biggest fires, 35% contained. >>the scu complete complex fires in the east bay, they burned 372,000 acres the lnu complex close behind 371,000 and the czu and sand the tail and santa cruz counties. it has burned 82,000 acres it is 26% contained. in the czu lightning complex fire. the focus shifting to lifting some evacuation orders letting more people return to their homes. we have learned that residents of the santa cruz mountain communities of lumpy cohen's ion tr among those who have been cleared to go home. but it could be a week maybe 2 before some of the hardest hit areas are cleared. the problem as kron four's rob fladeboe reports roads and utilities have been badly damaged. >>fire crews heading out for yet another day bulldozers working on containment lines and still other crews are working to clear damaged roads and power lines. this is f

grant catherine. >>all right no avail live for us tonight. thank you know well we have an evacuation map here for napa county unlike some other match the blue area here is where mandatory evacuation orders are while the reds just demonstrating heat intensity from the fire people living in that little yellow area are under an evacuation warning and should be ready to roll when given the call. >>thousands of people in the north bay they've been ordered to leave their homes and we're looking at the evacuation map for sonoma county. the red portion evacuation orders are mandatory and the yellow again refers to an evacuation warning people living in those areas are not required to leave right now, but again as we've been saying of the call comes they need to be ready to go. >>and we've some better news today and weather conditions needed that joining us now is. >>our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez as we look live there at the bay bridge toll plaza wasn't a ton of wind there wasn't a ton of lightning a brace and that was welcome news much welcome

the key catherine back to you. >>by jonathan we are also following breaking news happening in portland, oregon authorities say that one person. was shot and killed as trump supporters and black lives matter protesters. a clash in the downtown area of portland, oregon tensions, a purse, running a high for the last several weeks witnesses say heard 2 shots. fired a man fell to the ground portland police tonight saying that they're looking for a male suspect in that death. >>are you looking out your storm i am maisel then once then you should be grateful that we're be is doing is we are looking for the street is all we do. >>and we've got an update to a local story that we brought you thursday video this video shows a a confrontation between temper on police officers and the only black store owner in town. the store owner of yemen, that's the name of the store. he says he was racially profiled for being in his store late at night. yesterday the town of to braun says it's going to use an independent attorney to investi

that's all i have for sports back to you catherine all right jason, thanks very much. >>next at 5.30 details on a new peace agreement in the middle east what it means for relations between israel and the arab world. i mean a warning key in washington election day is just around the corner and some lawmakers fear election officials are ready i'll have that story coming up. >>and next the tourism industry of course has been hit really hard by the the pandemic it is really crippling san francisco's tourism industry there's a new forecast from the san francisco travel association. they expect to see a loss of nearly 11 billion dollars over the next 2 years. kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >>san francisco's legendary palace hotel established in 1875. now has its entrance blocked off by planters and plywood temporarily closed because of coronavirus along with 52 other hotels in the city. so san francisco's most popular tourist destinations like chinatown nearly deserted with shops and restaurants dated shot. >>this is going to be a year unlike any that we've experie

guess we need to have more ways ability in muscularity how the chinese consumption story bill and fold catherine it is not only consumers that have been costs is the factory sector is also struggling to gain real momentum how much of a threat are these factors to trying his recovery. well in terms of usual ization rates we did see them go back up to 8090 percent levels at the end of the 1st quarter in fact lies ation is looking somewhat attractive more attractive than as we've just been talking about the consumer sector if we look at china as a whole though in the markets and using 3 drivers at the flattening of the code because of the pace and sustainability of an economic recovery and indeed policy implementation direction china for us still gets 6 in all 3 categories or problems and in fact we still think that over the longer term medium 7 short term from an absolute and relative perspective china is still going to do very very well as others so catherine is china going to be the main economy to pull the world economy out of this pandemic slump i don't think it's going to be like what we saw

everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan in 4 grant lotus milpitas couple of say they were the target and they posted video of the racist incident on social media city leaders there are also speaking out denouncing the behavior. kron four's dan thorn. he is live in milpitas tonight and joins us with more dan. >>we'll begin catherine this couple tells us that they've experienced a racist moments like this before even more so lately but they've never got it on video they're putting it out there to let people know that this is not right and they called this race is incident unprovoked and frightening. >>and i mean do you do in this country video shows a man's anti-asian rant targeting a couple in milpitas i don't care we have enough people. the man is seen yelling this from his suv while a woman off camera is her defending herself in the parking lot of the town center safeway sunday an american citizen, i was very anxious. i had a lot of anxiety i was actually very scared. i was kind of like you know shaken up by judy who did not want to show her face says unfortunately this h

>>that's right catherine. well, the 2 burning questions right now as you said number one just how much higher might the case count be a number 2. what are we going to do about it the south face top health official says the answer to both of those questions is quote we just don't know. here's more. >>you don't know if our cases are rising. plateauing or decreasing santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody talking about how data received from the state of california may represent an underreporting in new cases of covid-19 and so we are very anxious for this issue to get resolved. we expect that all of these numbers are going to go up to what extent we don't know state officials say issues with the electronic lab system are to blame for discrepancies they're making it hard for counties which rely on the state data to understand what is happening. i would say that right now we're back to feeling blind. >>we don't know how the epidemic is trending so it's not just inconvenient, but this lack of data

catherine byaruhanga, ecosystems. catherine byaru hanga, bbc ecosystems. catherine byaruhanga, bbc news. the ice shelves in antarctica have melted to such an extent that since the mid—nineties they've produced enough water to fill the grand canyon. a study released today has put it all down to higher temperatures in the ocean and warned of the consequences of climate change and increasing melting of the ice. our science and environment correspondent victoria gill has more. ice shelf seems a very humble term for the huge masses of floating ice surrounding antarctica. and to study these vast frozen platforms, scientists had to zoom right out into space. using satellites to make precision measurements of the thickness of the ice shelf showed that in 25 years it lost enough mass to fill the grand canyon with water. the ice shelves that we see melting in this study are not going to raise to sea level in themselves because they are actually already sitting in the water. they are already floating. the sea level rise comes when those ice shelves reduce the restr

catherine gale, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. announcer: the washington post hosted a discussion on this week's democratic national convention in the presidential race. reporters and columnists discussed joe biden's speech and what to expect that next week's republican convention. >> good morning. welcome to first look. the one-stop shop for news and analysis all about the democratic convention. join me each morning for up-to-date information from washington post reporters, followed by commentary from prominent washington post columnists and contributors. we are starting this morning after the democratic convention with the man we started with. joining the conversation is washington post fact checker. good morning, welcome. >> good morning. with you.start give me your initial reaction to the speech last night by former vice president and now democratic presidential nominee, joe biden. >> i thought it was a very strong speech, probably one of the best speeches of a former vice president and democratic money has given his long care

>>catherine it is hot out here and it is only going to get hotter pg and e is staging crews and equipment throughout the bay area over the next few days. >>so pg e is preparing for power outages and we want our customers to prepare for possible power outages as well if power goes out over the next few days pacific gas and electric says it's because of the increase in electricity usage over the bay area and not because of a public safety power shutoff the electric company is sending out more crews and equipment to handle any possible outages during the extreme heat. they're also asking customers to conserve electricity in response to a statewide flex alert on friday from 03:00pm to 10:00pm they ask that you adjust your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher or turn it off if you'll be away from home on plug in the power strips not in use in put off documenting laundry and dish washing until after 10:00pm the genie is not. initiating a public safety power shutoff pg does not foresee the need to initiate and public safety power shutoff. >>for the next several days over the next week while pg e d

risa hey there catherine yeah, let's take a live look outside golden gate bridge noticing the return of that marine le are really helping to cool us down. >>but also trapping por air particles in and around that marine layer, so that's why we didn't notice. so more smoke and haze out there, especially along the coast and east bay shoreline overnight lows tonight though we're tracking widespread mid to upper 50's not just for the coast, but even for the east bay shoreline low 60's as you make your way inland with temperatures out there right now a little bit of a mixture of everything 50's with the san francisco peninsula coastline just because of that deepening marine layer with 60's 70's, and yes, even 80's as you make your way inland right now the warmest temperatures those of you in livermore 88 degrees about 30 degrees warmer right now from san francisco at 58 degrees. so let's take a look at your microclimate saturday forecast temperatures near average along the coast with downtown san francisco, cooling down to 66 degrees half moon bay, 63 degrees winds out of the southwest at

i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan vicki liviakis has the night off. >>we have a map of where the fires are happening. the lnu lightning complex that this is the biggest it is the deadliest of the mall. so far 5 people have been killed it scorched more than 351,000 acres in solano napa sonoma lake and yolo counties the czu august lightning complex fires burning in the mountains in san mateo and santa cruz counties destroying homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate their. finally the scu lightning complex it's burned 360,000 acres in contra costa alameda and stannis last counties we have team coverage tonight on all 3 complexes kron four's noelle bellow. >>taylor bisacky and and dorner all live with the latest on the fires and the damage the evacuations. >>and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is in the weather center tonight tracking. the weather conditions go first to know well with the latest on firefighting efforts in napa county noel. >>that's right grant and katharine you know while there are still several evacuations in evacuation ord

everyone, i'm catherine heenan oakland unified school district is set to resume distance-learning less than a week kron four's haaziq madyun talk to a parent who is describing the process as last minute and confusing. >>it is a series of text that reads please take a moment to fill out this survey to let us know what your tech needs or it's mandatory to register your child to assign them

catherine let's take a live look outside and we're noticing the return of that marine layer. >>didn't really leave boost coastal cities today tracking more clouds and sun but we are noticing some rays of sun as the sun is beginning to set for your tuesday night along golden gate bridge and temperatures out there right now widespread 60's along the coast and east bay shoreline with 70's as you make your way inland but a few outliers of santa rosa and an antioch in the low to mid 80's, half moon bay 59 degrees and overnight lows tonight widespread mid 50's along the coast and upper 50's as you make your way inland but antioch only cooling down to 63 degrees after being in the upper 80's for today. so let's take a look at your microclimate outlook for your wednesday downtown san francisco only warming up to 62 degrees. so you're going to be about 5 degrees below average half moon bay barely in the 60's at 61 degrees. the daly city at 58 degrees how widespread mid 60's from brisbane all the way into burlingame and throughout the san francisco peninsula. tracking some breezy winds

catherine is a big contributor they are. the at least, in part, was there were iterations out there that do a very good job of supply chain risk management. the problem is there's a high barrier and treated it successfully elsewhere and so what we want to do to a certain extent was democratized supply chain risk management and bring everybody so that you can do it well so how and why do you do it well and let's distill those best practices from across the number of organizations and pull it together and share that out along with implantation guidance as far as we can. in part, that helps these organizations do it well by sending it down their supply chain in a meaningful way but also says identifies those areas where we don't do this part well and we have challenges and this is a challenge so how do we overcome that and additional legislative authority for the organization. you know, that has been brought into really again acute awareness over the last several months with covid and as i talked about some of the issues that w

catherine and let me just say this is she's a candidate who can put together the obama coalition which i think is unstoppable terms electoral college politics right now. >>she reach out to the young she reach out to them, she's going to get great turnout in the black community, the latin x community this is someone who has energy drive and it's a great debater she's going to be out there he's going to be it's going to be a very different campaign and she does well on tv, it's going to vary your perch or campaign so this is a and remember this election is a referendum on donald trump not uncommonly errors and that is what biden and harris are going to be hammering between now and election day ok i need a real fast closing times for almost out of time, you know the president commented briefly saying she was nasty to biden she was disrespectful during that debate. >>so quickly what kind of a target will she be for the trump camp and we'll go to your top. >>this election has to be about what donald trump wants to do in the future i just i disagree, she's a good debater she has a glass jaw

thanks for joining us at 6 everyone i'm catherine heenan take a look at how the infection rate has progressed in may it passed the state's goal of 8% it has since gone up and down it is trending slightly downward but the technical problem is affecting the numbers. officials say the positive case tally. that's also affected. the state showed more than 4500 new cases monday. the lowest in 6 weeks but those numbers are also in doubt. and a day after governor newsom gave an optimistic update on california's coronavirus numbers. i would again we're hearing this news that the state might be undercounting cases, serious tech problems affecting the counts kron 4 capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the brighter outlook governor gavin, newsome gave monday on california's data included a 21% drop in positive cases. >>and a 6.1% positivity rate but those numbers are now being questioned state officials confirmed the electronic reporting system for infectious diseases also known as cal ready has serious issues multiple counties and the state as of tuesday had notices up on their dashboards the

everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan for grant lotus tonight. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 on our top story. the debut, the biden harris presidential ticket. >>as i said joe when you called me, i'm incredibly honored by this responsibility. and i'm ready to get to work. >>senator kamala harris, former vice president joe biden making their case for the first time as running mates the political partners appeared together today and biden's hometown in delaware. kron four's jonathan mccall has more on the historic announcement and their first public appearance. >>a first look at a historic pair. joe biden and california senator kamala harris making their first public appearance as the democratic ticket wednesday in delaware. >>she's worked hard. she's never back down from a challenge. and she has earned each and every of the accolades and achievements that she has. >>again the former vice president and current california sen, not wasting any time going on the attack against president trump saying the president has mishandled the corona

live to discuss the significance of this decision and just how this will affect the november election catherine yes we're told joe biden of course wanted a trusted governing partner and tonight, we know. >>he has i decided that person is kamala harris. michael i'm starting with your basic reaction to the decision. >>it's historic you the first time that a woman of color, you're nominated as vice president kamala harris going to represent swell the black community as well as the south asian community to forget her father was very distinguished union in the indian american professor so her mother me so this a great day. she this is a percent talent and drive action and in terms of mobilizing the coalition that obama had in 2002 1012. this is the right choice. >>all right tom you're the only person in the room that rumor, this term you have run against kamala harris that was the u.s. senate race, a few years ago tell us what you took from that harris as a campaigner or debater. >>well honestly, i know this is exciting this is happening less than 90 times in american history. so you can look to tha

in saint catherine home of the jabaliya bedouin covered 90 has brought tourism to a complete halt. those working in the industry have been left without income many jabaliya have returned to a more traditional way of life some have gardens that are a 1000 years old so you had moved some honey it has revived his family god in 2 groups. in africa and here in saint catherine a lot of the jabaliya about 50 or 60 percent work in tourism so there's no other job or income at the end of the month. so we started to live the way our fathers and grandfathers did which is to live from your garden. grows various vegetables he also has some grafted trees a technique used widely here. this is the grafted trim it was a better arm and train and we grafted a plum tree onto it and that it is doing well. tending to fruit trees is a longstanding tradition amongst the jabaliya bedouin they came a mad month to do guni owns one of the oldest gardens in the area and has been tending to it for decades. he's been encouraging other bedouins to return to their roots. whatever we do in the civilized world will n

we are asking on this was the ban on the sale of cigarettes effective it's what i'm going to push dr catherine a fair she is a specialist scientist for tobacco and other products welcome to africa. yes maybe astraddle for that was an outline of what what was the government trying to achieve in the banning of cigarettes was it to stop people smoking. thanks christine i think the government was trying to protect the citizens because i don't because you know if he has a book religion or. not one of the citizens because of the high privilege of. tuberculosis and substance use as well as. some of these things are already known restructures what we've 19 so that this is the country has a very disadvantaged position which we got to fight in the disease so. we need to rest once the government had to do something to put an extra layer that section you know for us not to see what we seen in other countries in south africa right i mean dumps a bit everything that you've mentioned you know the diabetes and the age hiv and to their closest etc and that's not gone away and the bands now being lifted cigaret

>>hello everyone i thank you for joining us at 6 o'clock i'm catherine heenan firefighters are making progress on a string of huge wildfires across the bay area. the scu fire complex now the second biggest. >>in california history burning more than 363,000 acres only 15% contained, followed closely by the l a new complex fires. they burned more than 352,000 acres 27% contained and there is the czu complex a fire in san mateo and santa cruz counties burning nearly 79,000 acres and all together the fires have burned nearly 800,000 acres in just one week. let's take our first look at the weather conditions and san mateo and santa cruz county and then things again continue to get better mabrisa yeah they really are catherine and we are noticing right now temperatures in monterey. >>69 degrees so cooler forecast there along the coast, thanks to the return of that marine layer relative humidity up to 68% and wind speeds fortunately. >>in the single digits. we are noticing fairly calm winds 7 mile per hour sustained winds. but tomorrow we could see gusts near that santa cruz area upwards of

good evening, everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan grant lotus has the night off. >>the milpitas couple posted video of the counter on social media and tonight city leaders are upset they're speaking out and denouncing the behavior or kron four's dan thorn to live for us in milpitas with more from this couple dan. >>well on katherine vicki this couple tells us that they've experienced races moments like this before maybe even more so now that they've never got it on video they wanted to put this out there to let people know that this is not okay to do and that this race is incident came unprovoked and it was also pretty frightening. >>and i many how do you do in this country video shows a man's anti-asian rant targeting a couple in milpitas i don't care we have enough people. the man is seen yelling this from his suv while a woman off camera is her defending herself in the parking lot of the town center safeway sunday night in american citizen, i was very anxious. i had a lot of anxiety i was actually very scared. i was kind of like you know shaken up by judy who d

catherine, sunday telegraph has rishi sunak talking about launching a war on waste. this is a fascinating little fa ct waste. this is a fascinating little fact which i didn't know and i'm not sure whether it is true, the paper is saying that it is going to cost £350 million for a new head quarters for the body which is replacing public health england? yes i did find that aston sishing. 0k —— astonishing. is it necessary to spend 350 million when our national debt has gone over two trillion for the first time. the sums that the government have been spending are eye watering, but at some point, as we know, there is no magic money tree, although apparently the conservatives found it. but it will have to be paid for. it is good news, rishi sunak is obviously father christmas with his handouts, but he will have to turn into scrooge. but he will have to turn into scrooge. so they will be the ipa, the infrastructure and projects authority, will be looking closely at how money is spent and allocated to big building infrastructure projects. because of course we know from

everyone, i'm catherine heenan take a look at how the infection rate has progressed in may it passed the state's goal of 8% it has gone up and down since then it is trending slightly downward but the technical problem is affecting the numbers. officials say the positive case tally has also affected the -tate showed more than 4500 new cases monday. the lowest in 6 weeks but again the numbers are in doubt. just a day after governor newsom gave an optimistic update on the coronavirus numbers we are learning that the state may be undercounting cases serious technical problems affecting the counts. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala she joins us live from sacramento with the latest on what state leaders are doing ashley. >>yeah, catherine that brighter outlook governor gavin newsome gave monday on california's data included a 21% drop in positive cases overall and a 6.1% positivity rate but these numbers are now being questioned. state officials confirmed the electronic reporting system for infectious diseases also called cal ready has serious technical issues. multiple counties an

in frankfurt bunkum to both of you catherine let me start with you chinese consumers still cautious what's behind that. interestingly when we do look at the demand side of the chinese consumption story there are pockets which are in fact doing quite well so for example the also 6 especially the premium brands like b.m.w. lexus seeing increased incidentals but as you rightly pointed out it's not across the entire consumption and services sector so probably going to see some more tweaking when it comes to policy just to ensure that the mom does pick up. and that's a frankfurt our markets is reacting to these things. but actually they are not reacting very positively obviously the chinese consumer is paramount also for companies in the past such as make as 5th been hearing from the likes of but also apple recently that they actually do see a optic in demand in china and they have been trading off bad news so i guess we need to have more ways ability in my clarity how the chinese consumption started a lot of fold kasserine it is not only consumers that have been cautious the factory sector is

and i want to ask about catherine. she made so many wonderful choices in her delivery and diction. was there a certain word of hers that you enjoyed hearing the most over the course of the six seasons? >> yeah, and it's not the word you would expect because it's not one of the flowery, you know, , pieces of vocabulary th she chooses. but she was able to make the word "how," just the word how,w, h-o-w, three syllables it went from how to "h-o-w." [ laughter ] and it blew my mind. it blew my mind. she's a miracle. >> seth: yeah well, you were very lucky to be that proximity to greatness it's very rare in this game, and it's really awesome that the emmy voters recognized how across the board wonderful you all were on that show. and congratulations, annie >> thank you thanks, seth it was really nice to meet you >> seth: it was the same here. we'll be right back with comedian sam jay ♪ my nunormamal: fewewer asthma a attacks. leless oral ststeroids. tataking my trtreatment atat . nucacala is a ononce-monthlyly add-d-on injectition fofor severe eosinonophilic aststhma. not t for sudden

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>>good evening, everyone, i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis tonight, i'm grant lotus thank you for being with us tonight for kron 4 news at 8 o'clock fire officials say they're cautiously optimistic tonight after dodging a major lightning storm and we begin with an overview of the 3 major lightning complex fires that are burning in the bay have been for about a week now 5 people have died in the lnu lightning complex that's burning in solano napa sonoma lake end yolo county's 5 people have been injured meanwhile and the scu lightning complex that's in contra costa. and alameda santa clara as well among others we have also learned that fires there have scorched. more than 360,000 acres making it. the second largest in california state history in terms of acreage more than 351,000 acres meanwhile have in the north bay making the l a new fire the 3rd largest in california history. and it's easy you august lightning complex that's in san mateo and santa cruz counties that has killed one person and scorched more than 78,000 acres. as we take a live look now from our camera on sutro

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[upbeat music] ♪ >> ryan: we are back with catherine fisher from linkedin, and catherine, we're ready for our pseudo interview. so you're gonna a ask us some questions as if we're looking for a job? >> yes, so the best thing you can do to prepare for a job is think about all those questions you're likely gonna ask. and so one of the most common ones, and i'm gonna start with you, kelly, i'm gonna ask you the same question as why do you wanna work for "live with kelly and ryan"? >> kelly: oh, i don't. no, no. [laughter] >> wrong answer. [laughter] >> kelly: i'm sorry, is that what this is for? i am so sorry. i am sorry, i apologize. i totally misunderstood the assignment. [laughter] >> ryan: she's applying for retirement--that's what she's looking for. >> kelly: yes, i'm applying for my retirement. no, um, i...i...i am-- i like being part of a team. i am a collaborative person. i like the spontaneity and the danger of live television. and i feel that my strengths play into all of the things that that brand of television has to offer. >> fabulous. all right, how would you answer that qu

i'm catherine sawyer at late but gloria in kenya where the water level has been rising for the last 7 years led by room going several kilometers from here is also rising obvious howlingly why this is a potential ecological disaster. and we speak to strangely and still reeling from what's become known as the black summit. hello the typhoon season is particularly active at the moment but exact this one here is strengthening on its way north it's not following exactly the same path as its previous s. and so it's going to be more damaging at the moment it's just passing taiwan this in over open waters which fits in the review queue chain japanese chain of islands as it moves north so it will be quite significant she was already picking up some rain in the easterly increasing eastley breeze and that's going to be sundry rain by wednesday but that may not be the major hit this northward movement takes it directly into world south korea so the eastern side will be catching japan but i think the worst of it is going to be in south korea we'll watch that more closely on wednesday fairly obviou

upper 80's for your wednesday afternoon highs low 80's for those of you a nap and santa rosa 86 degrees catherine back to you thank you so. >>well, this day 2 of the republican national convention, it is happening in charlotte north carolina. we wanted to see what our 2 political analysts though had to say about day one monday. we talked or car and rank and she is with black voices for trump of the coalition and to michael yaki of the crime podcast the politically smart ask. let's just say they had very different reactions. >>when you look at the difference between the roll call votes between what you saw yesterday with republicans and what the democrats did where you had people who are optimistic or smiling, we're proud of america who are divers versus what you saw the roll call the other than yesterday. i mean that's the tale of the 2 americas that one is the donald trump future and what is the future of all of america, so you know they can say all they want but the fact is that we're living in a world of crisis created more dangerous made more dangerous for abroad and at home because of donald

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catherine: there is not an obvious way to compromise. employers in california have to contribute into the unemployment fund so there will be money there that people are unemployed. when drivers got unemployed by the thousands, what did the company do? told them to apply for unemployment assistance funded by general tax revenue. taxpayers tog the bear the cost of their labor force rather than have taxpayers bear the cost like every other company does. yes, of course, there is a compromise. one could lower the minimum wage. one could say that we don't actually care about having employers contribute to the cost of health insurance. businesspany that does in california has to pity minimum wage, has to pay into unemployment insurance, has to contribute to the cost of the equipment that employees provide. what uber and lyft are asking for is that the rules do not apply to them. that is not the world we live in. if they are going to compete fairly with other companies, they need to play by the rules. emily: we will be watching to see how it pla

finally reached a deal on what distance learning is going to look like good evening, everyone, i'm catherine heenan grant lotus has the night off and i'm vicki liviakis the first day of school for students in oakland was on monday. but it wasn't until tonight that a tentative agreement was made as kron four's gayle ong reports negotiating on the finer details continues. >>this is definitely the most unusual school year the first day of school began monday for oakland unified school district students and like many learning from home i mean i want to thank all of our parents for your continued patience for your grace and for your feedback and sharing what's working and what's not working we are taking all of that information to continue to ust board of education held the first school board meeting wednesday, the same day the district reached a tentative agreement with the teachers union the 2 sides have been working for more than a month to reach a deal regarding distance-learning neither are available for an on camera interview but released this joint statement from the superintendent and oak

heenan host of inside bay area politics joins us now with reaction from political analysts catherine hamon can you really cannot argue that joe biden short list of potential running mates that was going to make history whatever the final decision i asked some of our political analyst tonight what they think about the choice of kamala harris we talk to malia cohen chair of the california state board of equalization and david mckeown david is chair of the put a whole lot of political science department at sonoma state university i think it he has selected a winner and i definitely know he has selected a fighter so he's got he's not he's surrounding himself is building a team of people that will slide to implement the platforms in the values that many democrats are looking to see this is a person who challenge him on the first debates and then was unable to take advantage of that her record is going to get a lot more scrutiny that's going to be important it sets up a really a battle of titans on that october vice presidential debate, the only vice presidential debate which will be held