it�*s been a whirlwind few days since we got back, but it�*s so lovely to be home. after all of that, what do you do now? _ after all of that, what do you do now? i— after all of that, what do you do now? i know you take a little bit of time _ now? i know you take a little bit of time off, _ now? i know you take a little bit of time off, but what is next? next ear, time off, but what is next? next year. there _ time off, but what is next? next year, there will _ time off, but what is next? next year, there will hopefully - time off, but what is next? iier year, there will hopefully be more normal race calendars. i�*d love to be able to race a little bit more normally. the racing scene has been a little bit on and off, so hopefully, we�*ll get through the winter and into the spring and summer and have a race calendar that looks a little more like it did in 2019. then we�*ll kick on and hopefully via the birmingham games, glasgow 2023 event and get there. and we finish with a potentially record—breaking start. let�*s take you to dar es salaam in tanzania f

here�*s thejudge, speaking before today�*s testimonies. the today�*s testimonies. court has repeatedly observet that the court has repeatedly observed that these criminal proceedings are highly emotional. firstly, of course, because they have lost one or more people that they of love. and additionally because they died because the aeroplane they were in was shot down. the reason why the ma 17 which shutdown is determining who is response before it and it was possible that the heart of a lengthy and complicated investigation. the fact that the investigation has been "lengthy and complicated" has given prosecutors enough evidence — they believe — to go to court and win convictions. and as our correspondent anna holligan explains — they hope further witnesses will come forward. all of this is designed to try to remind people what happened that day, to encourage the judges to give a tough sentence, but, most of all, many of them are hoping it mayjust compel those who still have evidence to come forward and share it with the investigato

, looking after prince�*s foundation, looking after prince charles�*s charitable concerns. that is why the investigation has been launched. we have not heard about what you said about the allegations but in terms of what he said of helping businessman getting an honour, he says he says he has not done anything wrong and his donations were not linked to any return of four of any sort of honour like what are the prince�*s foundation saying? i will take you to the statement. it goes on to say they are 15,000 people in training to get to work or starting up their own businesses and the foundation have also added, that he is going to cooperate with this investigation and that he is welcoming it. investigation and that he is welcoming it. earlier, i spoke to the former liberal democrat mp and government minister, norman baker, who has written books on royal finances. he said the allegations had to be independently investigated. it is very serious. the ability to sell an owner in return for cash, as thatis sell an owner in return for cash, as that is what the allegation is, is a

throughout the day we will start off in the 40's and 50's. mid-40's to mid-50's. notice the lack of clouds. in the lunch hour we are in the mid 70's to a few 80's showing up. the temperature in san francisco is a little underdone. the 4:00 hour, the marine layer tries to move back over the coast, keeping you from overheating. 80's to near 90 is prevalent elsewhere. 60's and mainly 70's by 7:00. a high fire danger, heat wave begins today, more coming up. reggie: a government shutdown has been averted. lawmakers on capitol hill have reached a last-minute deal and will vote on it this morning. president biden's agenda is still in jeopardy. it looks like we are seeing pushback from both sides? jobina: we are. what we know is that it is an intense situation in washington. we will take a live look at capitol hill so that you can see what is happening. hours from now lawmakers will vote on the deal to avoid the shutdown and fund the government through december. what is in jeopardy? the president's $1 trillion infrastructure package. a vote on that today will likely fail

"let�*s see if they are any good." ten years after that, i would see young people walking into the studio with a sense of ownership. "of course i can be a ballet dancer." and that was the most beautiful thing in the world to me that they had no question whereas i had nothing but question. in a sense, dance theatre of harlem was ahead of its time. so now, yes, there is a desire to bring more diversity to ballet. it is notjust about being perfect on balance in a tutu. that�*s just a sliver of what ballet can say. the wonderful dancers of the dance theatre of harlem, there. and now you see the connection with martin luther king junior, right? just a reminder you can watch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up with all our films and more than 1000 radio programmes on our website. just search for bbc witness history. let�*s now turn to one of the most controversial police shootings of the 1990s and this is because the deaths of george floyd and breonna taylor is still fresh in our mind.

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here�*s the uk�*s health secretary. there's evidence that the protection offered by covid—19 vaccines reduces over time, particularly for older people who are at greater risk. and so, booster doses are an important way of keeping the virus under control for the long—term. the objective may be clear, but the degree to which immunity decreases is not. this is a precautionary tactic, and it means that while some people are getting a third jab, many people elsewhere in the world are waiting for their first. which is why the world health organization is calling for a moratorium on boosters. we do not want to see widespread use of boosters for healthy people - who are fully vaccinated. we don't want any more promises. we just want the vaccines. the epidemiologist andrew hayward builds on this critique. he�*s written... which means rich countries have a choice. dominic wilkinson is professor of medical ethics at oxford university. he says they�*ve made the wrong one. the richest countries are not unaware of this critic

and 50's in san francisco. 70's inland. a few 80's possible around cloverdale and also in re: -- inland east bay neighborhoods but notice the limited 90's. toward 7:00 this evening, temperatures in the 50's and 70's, even cooler than last evening. governor newsom will be keeping his job, 65% of californians voted to reject the recall. this is what governor newsom tweeted after the election was called. he wrote "now, let us get back to work." amy hollyfield is live at the governor's victory speech. amy: governor newsom has san francisco to thank for the most support. 87% of the voters here voted against the recall. the most support in the state coming from right here in the city. but, some political strategists say that even though governor newsom kept his job as recall shows that he is vulnerable and some democrats i decided is a good time to run against him for governor in 2022. newsom was very appreciative when he spoke about this victory. >> i am humble, grateful, but resolved in the spirit of my political hero, robert k

widespread 50's and 60's, though, as you head out the door. but conquered don't even need a sweater 73 degrees. so very pleasant temperatures out there for your saturday night. but temperatures tomorrow warming up in the low 90's inland with upper 80's for the north bay. >> and upper 60's for downtown san francisco. jonathan. >> all right. thank you so much mabrisa. and as we wrap up this hour of kron 4 news at 9. we want to leave you with some of the other ceremonies taking place across america as we honor the anniversary, the 20 year anniversary of 9.11. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> tonight. we remember the lives lost in the 9.11 terror attacks 20 years ago today, moving tributes taking place all across the united states of america. that is where we start this saturday night here on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. welcome jonathan mccall justine has the gh

she is 93, and she�*s had parkinson�*s for the last 20 years. as his mum�*s health has declined, jonathan�*s faced mounting costs — emotional and financial. she has paid for her care herself all along — it�*s about £267,000 now — and that�*s come from £180,000 of savings, plus her earnings — because she does have an income. but now her half of the house has been sold, so she has basically left 166,000 to pay for the remainder of her care. and from my reckoning, that will last herjust over four years. and after that, she will be quite literally penniless. my mother worked for the nhs for many years, my father worked for the post office for many years. and they bought their house when things were... you know, not many people bought houses. so they saved, worked, and now all of their assets are likely to go. campaigners are warning although the new changes are welcome, the chancellor will still need to provide more money for council care services. jonathan thinks it�*s unlikely his family will benefit from yesterday�*s announc

but later on it will be 60's 70's for sf 60's at the coast 70's and 80's for bayshore cities and then some 90's for inland areas, redwood city and san carlos each 84 today, south bay temperatures in the low mid to upper 80's. no 90's in the south bay today, though. we'll save those for the inland east bay and north bay dublin livermore pleasanton all 90's while oakland at 75 concord at 93 north bay temps anywhere from the 80's in vallejo to the triple digits are only spot in the triple digits again, being in vacaville. a look ahead in our next 7 days does show a pretty noticeable cool down, especially into thursday, friday, saturday and sunday just in time for the weekend reyna john, thank you for that. we are busy out there on your roadways like this accident here, south now one north of north san pedro road. >> and sandra fail and you can see we're seeing a delay along one o one keeping a close eye on that. we have 2 accidents, the tolls, another one 80 westbound near west grand there. and so you're seeing traffic buildup from those 2 accidents and more people traveling into the cit

's to low 60's. well below average tuesday, when we have the best chance of wet weather mostly in the north bay. we have less funky spots out there, breezy from the golden gate bridge to the delta and that smoke advisory. jobina is tracking something we have not seen since the pandemic began. jobina: i want to bring everybody's attention to any alert that is causing nightmare traffic for everybody. as discussed seven zooms out, you will see the backup we are talking about. the crash involves a bus and several other vehicles. because this happened so early, the metering lights were turned on at the toll plaza about one hour ahead of normal time during the pandemic. traffic will be backed up into oakland and emeryville. we're going to start trimming this on abc7news.com. my advice would be to rely on mass traffic if you can. reggie: new at 6:00, she first went viral for misspelling or fraudulent vaccine card. now she has vanished. the search this morning after she did not appear in court. kumasi: for s

we have 90's just a couple days ago, lower 70's. you can see east bay shoreline tri valley, lower. 80's happening 83 for walnut creek. the at 7184 going on for fairfield. 76 for napa and 81 for santa rosa again warming up a little bit tomorrow. but we drop back to the 80's for the remainder of the week. mostly sunny skies in the period. well. thanks. stay. we do want to take. >> ourselves back to pennsylvania now where former president george w bush is speaking honor and suffering. >> all that many could here was god's terrible silence. there are many who still struggle. with a lonely pain that cuts deep within. and those fateful hours. we learned other lessons as well. we saw that americans were vulnerable. but not fragile. that they possess a core strengths that survived the worst that life can bring. we learned their bravery is more common than we imagined. emerging with sudden splendor. in the face of death. we vividly felt how every hour with our loved ones. was a temporary and holy gift. and we found that even the longest days

in the 60's at noon, 60's on the coast, 70's for the rest of us at 4:00 and notice the red flag warning in solano county for critical fire conditions there. and we have the beaches, heading into the day, so we will talk about that and the big warming trend two. jobina? jobina: san francisco university is delaying the start of university classes until 10:00 a.m., because of something the school is calling a nonspecific thread. campus police are investigating and students should stay in their dorms until that is completed. remote learning is continued as scheduled, and we will keep you posted as we learn more information. reggie: pfizer is one step closer into getting shots into the arms of children ages five to 11. the company says the two dose vaccine is safe for children, who responded with "robust antibodies." the doses were smaller than those given to kids 12 and up. a formal request to use emergency use authorization is expected to come out in the next week. the vaccine is expected to go out to young children by the end of october. jobina: there is a new covid-19 variant, and dozens

how, for example, should artists deal with the past when it�*s as troubled as germany�*s? of course, with our history, germany has always a problem to identify himself. i think this is the challenge for germany in the future. never to forget what has happened, and, kind of, to educate the whole population. we need, kind of... to settle up and to handle up and appreciate our long history, even before, before the nazis, and everything is in, like philosophy, drama, poems, the music and so on. i see proudness in a lot of country, all over the world. but in germany it's very difficult to be proud, so it's not good. when the historians of the future opened the merkel files, how will they assess her time in office? does german society reflect her values? after 16 years of angela merkel, what does it mean to be german today? it�*s a present—day characteristic that people do not reflect on this too much because they are aware that it doesn�*t bring anyone anywhere, to think about national identities. the main legacy of angela merkel is to have represented this rational, prag

but we are tracking 70's and 80's throughout the north bay mid 70's for napa. but check out cnn sell motivado more than 10 degrees warmer. so we're starting to notice that cool sea breeze impacting our coastline out there bringing us cooler temperatures % compared to yesterday, but still warmer air mass for the east bay shoreline and our warmest inland valley. so 22 miles per hour wind speeds out there right now for downtown san francisco and we are tracking overall a little bit more hazy or skies. but tonight even through tuesday we're going to notice more of that haze from smoke and ash from those nor cal fire's just to our north pushing in that smoke and ash into the bay area. so it is going to look a little bit hazy or and there's that marine layer making its way throughout the east bay shoreline little change tomorrow to start your work week monday. but then warming up on tuesday until we cool down with a slight chance of rain heading our way. details on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes. jonathon just seen. back to you. thank agrees. and that

but in germany it�*s very difficult to be proud, so it�*s not good. when the historians of the future opened the merkel files, how will they assess her time in office? does german society reflect her values? after 16 years of angela merkel, what does it mean to be german today? it�*s a present—day characteristic that people do not reflect on this too much because they are aware that it doesn�*t bring anyone anywhere, to think about national identity. the main legacy of angela merkel is to have represented this rational, pragmatic, solution—orientated development in the german society. in the german society. she is representing this sort of thinking in the world, which — have a look at donald trump, have a look, maybe, at borisjohnson... it is more shaped by people who have nationalistic or irrational or narcissistic or populist approach. in germany, i think most people would say that this rational, scientific, analytical approach, in the long run, promises to be more efficient — hideous german efficiency. will angela merkel be remembered a

low 60's. mid to upper 60's to low 70's. upper 60's to low 70's around the peninsula and 70's into the peninsula later this afternoon. 80 for a high in concord. you can see the skies clearing with that sun as we go through the day today. we are tracking off shore winds. let's check in with off shore winds. >>> roadways. the only shot howe the spot is that ride in to the pass. we are dealing a high wind advisory and some brake lights westbound 580 starting to slow as you can um out of that tracy area off 205 ontoa 80 itself. travel times at 35 minutes to go from 205 toward 680. the bay area bridges, live look at the san mateo bridge with no delays there. only a 12 minute commute between 880 and 101 and a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. in to the city. give yourself about seven minute from the maze over into san francisco. >>> and developing right now san francisco state is telling students and staff not to arrive on campus until 10:00 a.m. university police are investigating a anonymous nonspecific threat. remote wor

70's out there. a look at the coastline right now. in san francisco, not necessarily at the coast but close enough looking really nice and clear. you've got some blue skies up above. it is going to be a beautiful day in the city. de

s s s it is billed world's largest leather festival. other streets in the area will also be closed. the event runs from 11:00 to 6:00. i would say ring a jacket, but they -- but that may not go with the weather. >> we are looking at the clouds. it looks kind of lonely. we'll get some sun, sea lions. good air quality elsewhere elsee looking at an exciting cold front. we still have rain chances in the forecast. 68 degrees in fremont. upper 70's inland. below average through the middle of the week and we begin to turn it around to sunnier and milder conditions. getting hot inland with some pleasant temperatures around the bay. >> thank you all for joining us. today. have a good one. ♪ - hi, and welcome to the kitchen experts show. i'm janell marie. today, we have a great show for you. we're headed to lafayette to visit the keely family, the whole gang. we got mom, dad, the four kids. we're gonna see their kitchen makeover and find out how they're enjoying it right now. and lead designer johnny is gonna take us behind the scenes of the showroom. now this is a one-stop shop. you are go

temperatures right now in the. 30's 30's 40's and it and they're also getting a break from the wind. the wind was so bad yesterday. you could feel it in. unfortunately it was going south east, which is exactly toward south lake tahoe and so hopefully they can continue to hold that line. let's hear from cal fire about how intense the conditions have been. >> with those winds as ran through the forest to create what's called a active crown fire run where the fire actually goes from treetop to treetop when it does that, those amber cast that it throws out are going over a mile and distance. so that's what's propagating the spread of the fire right now is that long range. down when spotting of that amber cast. >> that's the whole reason we've seen acreage go up because those embers as he said, travel about a mile and then set up a whole new set of flames. and that creates a big set of issues for these fire crews. now at last check, the fire has burned 199,000 acres. and it's only 18% contained. we'll have to see if the acreage went up overnight. >> because of that wind. we know 34,000 st

to 80's along the bay shore and then it's 90's to triple digits. elsewhere. south bay temperatures into the low 90's for san jose in cupertino that will take you to 91 degrees fremont to hayward in the 80's while livermore on up through danville walnut creek and concord back to where you were yesterday in the triple digits. also back to where you were yesterday from oakland to richmond. but it's the 70's. a much more comfortable range of numbers than these inland spots. antioch pittsburgh fairfield inn, especially vacaville scorching hot with triple digit highs yet again. here's a look ahead at next 7 days. the very gradual cool down starts tomorrow. it's only a couple degrees. so don't expect much of a difference friday, a little cooler yet by saturday, sunday and monday of next week you will actually notice the cooler feel highs down into the upper 80's 70's for bayside areas and sunshine. remaining with us with certainly no chance of rainfall in sight just yet. reyna tom, thanks for that. all right. let's get a look at the bay bridge as you're h

the bbc�*s tim allman reports. established in 1842, the new york philharmonic has been performing for nearly 180 years. a vital and much loved part of the city�*s cultural bloodstream. but then came covid and the music stopped. now, 556 days later, final rehearsals are taking place. the phil is coming home. i feel like we are an important part of bringing new york back to normalcy, even though it�*s starting very slowly and it�*s still very tentative, we are aiming in the right direction. this is a very optimistic and exciting new beginning. the orchestra has performed a series of one—off events, mostly online, or outdoors, but this will be a proper concert, in a proper concert hall, with a paying and no doubt appreciative audience. ifeel like almost a rebirth as a musician. as a musician we play 130—140 concerts a year and you never take it for granted, but sometimes you think, oof, i�*m a little tired today i gotta play this again. but not any more — i feel, really, such gratitude. the first concert

s. government to resolve fraud charges while h u. financial of a long one, jo attended a new court hearing via video link from vancouver. court was told she's reached a deferred prosecution agreement and the charges she denies could eventually be dropped. some of the people were forced to view their homes because of a conflict in northern mozambique have started returning home. they've been encouraged by the one to military, which says it's now very safe for them to go back. but the united nations maintains that fighting is still going on and civilian force he's hadn't been re established or than 3000 people have been killed and almost 800000 display since fighting began . but someone will look up my guy, do i mean, come on and i remember well that these terrorists attacked us for time. the 1st one was on march 24. they came back on april 25. and then in may on the 26th. the last time they talked on june 12 and in all this time, they have called me this terrible damage on duty to the dog

coastal bayside areas, mostly in the 60's 70's 80's reyna. tom, thank you for that. let's get a look at your tuesday morning commute while you're traveling from the east bay into the city. >> to make it to that fremont street exit a little under 11 minutes for you. there. the san mateo bridge. also pretty light for us at 04:31am heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in under 13. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. see how things are happening there. look at that very quiet as you're driving a little under 9 minutes. we'll have more on your weather and traffic. but just in a matter of hours polls are open in the recall election for governor gavin newsome voters will have to decide if he gets to keep his job or if he's going to be replace. john snow. leo has everything you need to know as we await election results. >> california's recall election boils down to 2 simple questions shall the governor be recalled yes or no. wants to you to vote no. the recall proponents want you to vote yes. >> then you ask the second question, if the r

for most people, it�*s not the government that�*s been humiliated, but france, and it�*s a row that could have major implications for future international security. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. the us has closed one of its border crossings with mexico after 12,000 migrants crossed into a texas city in the space of a week. officials in the city of del rio said they were finding it increasingly difficult to provide food for the rapidly growing number of undocumented arrivals, mostly from haiti, who now make up a third of the city�*s population. simonjones reports. a makeshift camp that has grown at staggering speed, leading to what has been described as a humanitarian crisis. the bridge providing the only shelter from the scorching sun to thousands of migrants, mostly from haiti, seeking a new life in the us. the city�*s mayor says it simply cannot cope. we now have one third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space under the city of del rio international bridge. so, that said, i had thought that the alarm was set on monday. this is setting the nuclear bo

on la palma�*s volcanic hillsides, it�*s time to move. more families and more communities are packing up and getting out. "i don�*t even know where to take my things," this woman says. the village is being cleared in a last dash for people to grab whatever they can. the flames and the lava are really close. that�*s why they�*re such a risk to these properties, and why people are making every effort to get out. being here forjust a couple of minutes, you get a sense of the risk, because there�*s ash falling on my clothes — i can taste it in the air — and the whole time, there�*s the thunderous rumble of the volcano in the background, so that is why people are loading up and going. but leaving is painful, and there�*s a sense of panic here at times. this man desperately helping his dad, antonio, who�*s lived here for over a0 years, who can�*t believe it�*s ending like this. translation: i am angry with the authorities. - we could have done this without so much stress, without running. i don�*t know where i�*m going

pearce�*s most trusted adviser. he has been forced to resign twice already and both times, under cover of darkness, he has been reinstated by prince charles. serpents charges very, very closely linked to this man and i am sure that whatever michael fawcett did would been done with the full support of prince charles. prince charles has to answer questions about this, not michael fawcett. fin answer questions about this, not michael fawcett.— answer questions about this, not michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring _ michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring into _ michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring into question - michael fawcett. on a wider scale, does this bring into question the i does this bring into question the whole on a system which been discussed uncontroversial for so many years, decades, even? yes. discussed uncontroversial for so many years, decades, even? yes, it does. many years, decades, even? yes, it does- the — many years, decades, even? yes, it does- the fact

s. s. when handler ah, the dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat the russia from our thought by the polish army general staff intelligence branch. but angela had other plans that didn't involve poland as not as ralph holders in and enjoy our guy and rooms the event. go graphics, you know, of darting on. damita won't live as i don't know. this is just why the lava desert was just i journalist young angle. god is curator at the museum of polish history. and also i need to just say, photograph yog, option stuff ya support on this lab, the voice gets kicking him in ski variations from doing such, just a bunch of on, forgot to call paul, actually been from model phase one photograph. yup. so it's 5, you know, if it doesn't have part of sky by means he's storage now believe about what all that and you have to pay nice fat, not social money. he thought that, you know, i know that there were other fact to about which the we

and it�*s also... we have to have this understanding that the population is not the same population of the 90s. this population has freedom and experience of education, financial independence, and exposure to the world. [30 financial independence, and exposure to the world. do you think the taliban _ exposure to the world. do you think the taliban can - exposure to the world. do you think the taliban can learn - think the taliban can learn from history? you are talking about the next generation of doctors, teachers, midwives, that would be going to secondary school now. do they not care about losing that section of society?- section of society? this is something _ section of society? this is something i _ section of society? this is something i struggle - section of society? this is something i struggle withj something i struggle with often. this is the group that constantly discusses that they are fighting for religion, and that they understand religion. islam, and those of us who understand the relig

new zealand�*s prime minister — jacinda ardern — has revealed that the country�*s immigration agency had been trying for years to deport an islamic state supporter who stabbed seven people in a supermarket in auckland on friday. he�*d spent three years in prison in new zealand awaiting trial for possessing islamic state group propaganda. from sydney, phil mercer has more. the new zealand prime minister saying that for years her government had tried to deport this man. he arrived in the country in 2011 on a student visa and claimed asylum. he was granted refugee status. he first came to the attention of the authorities in 2016 and was warned about posting violent extremist examine state content online. he was later charged with various offences and spent three years in prison awaiting trial. he was convicted earlier this year but released in july on a supervision order. jacinda ardern saying that every legal avenue had been perceived to try to keep this man behind bars. he wasn�*t, but was under 24—hour police surveillance when he launched his knife rampage in that supermarket i

for most people, it�*s not the government that�*s been humiliated, but france, and it�*s a row that could have major implications for future international security. hugh schofield, bbc news, paris. the headlines on bbc news: rising global gas prices — ministers say they�*ve been assured there�*s no "cause for immediate concern" over the supply of gas, after a meeting with industry leaders — as at least 4 energy companies are expected to go bust next week. of gas, after a meeting with industry leaders — holiday firms say they expect a surge in bookings, after travel restrictions in england are relaxed. france is recalling its ambassadors to australia and the united states, in protest over a security deal, which includes the uk. relatives of the family of ten afghan civilians, killed in an american drone strike in kabul last month, say the attack amounted to a war crime. us officials have admitted the air strike, which killed seven children, was a mistake. jeremy bowen has more from kabul. this is all that remains of the toyota corolla that the americans tracked for hours, as they

so that�*s mike and joanne�*s story. and for thousands of other businesses up and down the country that really do rely on commuters coming into town and city centres, they now have to work out what to do next. do they relocate, maybe move their business to the suburbs, where more commuters, it seems, are working from home? and whether it is just a sandwich at lunch time, a drink after work, or even dinner with friends, getting people back into our town and city centres is big business, costing £30 billion a year. at the moment, it doesn�*t look like it�*s going to change any time soon. singer/songwriter arlo parks — who�*s just 21—years—old — has won the mercury prize. this is the track �*eugene�* — from her debut album �*collapsed in sunbeams.�* arlo parks got herfirst break in the music business after sending a demo to the bbc. for more than sixty years mankind has been journeying into space. sometimes described as the final frontier — it�*s mostly been a voyage of scientific discovery. but

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it mid-60's in oakland, with low 60's downtown. we have a cold front to talk about and a tiny bit of rain. liz: some evacuationvacuationvan been lifted for the fawn fire near reading. it has burned over 84 hundred acres and destroyed 100 structures. it is 25% contained. a palo alto woman was arrested, charged with starting the fire. people reported seeing her acting strangely before the fire started. investigators say when she was taken into custody, the woman had a lighter in her pocket. covid vaccination rates are down. 70 million eligible americans remain unvaccinated. abc news reporter hernandez has the latest numbers. >> 70% have 70% have 70% have one shot of the covid-19 next scene, but vaccination rates have declined by 37% over the past three weeks. >> the reason we are seeing lots of people in hospitals and deaths is because there are so many people who are not yet vaccinated. >> the push is on to encourage the 70 million eligible americans who still have not been vaccination -- vaccinated to roll up their sleeves. >> the

around the bay in the 70's from 71 in san francisco this afternoon, 77 in oakland, in the 80's for the peninsula, 82 e arlooking at good to moderate air quality through the day. it looks better as we go through our afternoon. clearer skies and continue to see the clearer skies as we head through the rest of the week. we will talk about the chance for subtropical moisture coming up in just a bit. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. as we take a look at the roadways getting first reports of a crash north 680 near vargas road. it's over to the shoulder. not seeing a lot of brake lights or delays. that's the good news. traffic is moving at the limit for the most part. if you are going out are going aboua nineminute commute as you head in your travel times in the green right now. that's good news. even that ride in the pass, not quite 30 minutes. east shore freeway clear and a live look at that traffic, at the traffic at the dublin interchange. under 30 minutes for that ride. >>> we are following the latest from the fall out of that earthquake that hit mexico last night. it was ab

certainly a lot nicer than those triple digits and some 60's 70's and 80's elsewhere across the bay. is it going to feel so bad after what we've already seen this week reyna tom, thank you for that. let's check on your traffic this morning. no major hot spots. as we start with the bay bridge. >> heading from the east bay into the city this morning. a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. there is an accident along highway 4 up in pittsburgh. eastbound railroad avenue. here's a look like is causing much of a delay because it's so early as you head across towards the peninsula we're checking on the san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes for your drive time and let's leave them with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute as you head to richmond a little under 10 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, let's talk about these covid cases as they continue to slow down across some bay area counties now, health experts say this is very positive to see earlier this summer when that happened, counties follow cdc guidance and started to relax their mask mandates.

after school, 60's, 70's, and 80's. we have hayes -- haze over top of us. become much cleaner the air gets as we head through saturday and into sunday with the new air mass coming in. a roof bump of temperatures today -- a brief bump of temperatures today but they will tank to fall like temperatures the chance of rain. jobina: we are going to start in fremont, where we have a crash in the same spot where we had a separate rash earlier this morning. southbound 880 one lane up to bay point. the crash we were following has cleared but the damage has been done here you will face residual delays in the westbound direction, down to nine miles per hour. also slow at the bridge for people making their way towards the north bay. if you travel westbound on 80, if you go towards the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is not too bad. we also have an update. light rail service will return to full service tomorrow here the greenline to winchester station is the last segment to be fully operational after a four-month shutdown. it followed a deadly mass shooting at the rail

s . brands to step up efforts to expel thousands of most the haitian migrant costs and detected from mexico in search of a been a france has accused australia of a breach of trust after its crop this submarine contract and made a deal with the united states and the u k, instead under the agreement, australia will be able to acquire nuclear power submarines built with us and british technology. but it comes at the expense of france, which has lost a multi $1000000000.00 deal to sell it submarines really challenge recourse leaving the embassy for who knows how long france's ambassador to australia stopped his car for a few words to reporters. i think this is deena hughes, we take a very, very bad ambling of the partnership because it was not the contract was above the ship, bought the ship that supposed to be paid on the 1st disbanding and also above the sea bass infinity was left is the result then, it was to sidney airport, but his flight home empty of its am bassett to the french embassy

temperatures in the 50's and 60's, hanging out in the 60's, 70's, and 80's by noon. not quite as hot as yesterday. julian: another key day to watch for on the vaccine front. the fda will likely authorize a third pfizer dose for some people. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: these booster shots would only be approved for americans 65 and up, and at high risk. front line and essential workers may also be included if boosters are authorized by the fda today. tomorrow, a committee will come up with specific recommendations and take their own vote. some believe boosters will be critical as the delta variant spreads. ohio is seeing the highest numbers to date for young people being hospitalized. >> if you are young and unvaccinated, it is probably a question of when, not if, you get covid-19. when you get it, without the protection of a vaccine, there is a very real risk you will end up in the hospital or in the obituary pages. jobina: 10 states are reporting a record number of hospitalizations, and six have 10% or less of their icu beds available. president biden is exp

it will be 60's 70's for bayshore cities. carlos in redwood city each at 76 look at the south bay today really comfortable afternoon. san jose. it only 78 freeman through hayward in the 70's pleasanton livermore barely. even the 80's oakland, a cool 67 degrees while vallejo at 70 even vacaville down to 83 year in the triple digits just 2 days ago, santa rosa through center fell each in the 70's. here's a look ahead in our next 7 days. tomorrow. we do see temperatures rise just a little bit. but it's not going to be that much warmer still staying pretty cool after that saturday and sunday will cool right back down sunday being the coolest one with a few scattered showers possible temperatures do warm back into the upper 80's inland by tuesday and wednesday and along with that warm up an increase in fire danger. reyna john, thank you for that. looks like a cooler week for us. all right. we're looking at your traffic this morning. >> well, i'm not tracking any major hot spots as we start at the bay bridge. little under 9 minutes

as for today's temperatures at 60's in san francisco as well as 50's 60's at the coast brisk at the coast with mostly cloudy skies while elsewhere in the bay. it's going to be a great one 1st. maybe some outdoor dining for dinner, 70's and 80's for your highs along the bay shore as well as for inland areas. san jose campbell in cupertino each at 80 degrees today freeman through hayward in the 70's. well, the tri valley through walnut creek and concord each in the 80's north bay temperatures 70's 80's for you as well. another day with no 90's anywhere in sight in this 4 zone forecast today, tomorrow and sunday. all remaining like that well below average as far as temps co now monday and tuesday. we warm things back up and do. so really quickly, tuesday is going to be a heightened fire danger day and then autumn kicks off on wednesday on a warm but not too terribly warm note as temps cool back down reyna. thank you for that. we are checking your friday morning commute. >> i am seeing an accident out there. this is 5.80, westbound west of 6, a north in pleasanton. >> as you're heading from t

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most of us in a range of 70's, 80's or 90's, though. i'll be breaking down exactly what to expect in the rest of your forecast. john, thank you for that. let's go and start with the bay bridge heading into the city this morning, a little under 9 minutes. things are looking great along 5, 1880. >> there is a traffic collision. this is out in fremont 6, a north bound, south. he is san gabriel. so we're going to keep a close eye on that. doesn't look like it cause much of a delay because it's so early. the san mateo bridge. let's look at that headed across towards the peninsula. little under 13 for your drive time. there. and we're going to have more on that. but the richmond, sandra fell comey very, very os are we're seeing great conditions there. a little undermine minutes for you and we'll have more on your commute coming up. but for now, let's get back to our top stories. neighbors are speaking up after a man is killed in a car crash alameda at now people are demanding the city do more to stop the speeding through their neighborhood. k

around the coast. 60's and 70's in the bay and inland, than 60's and 70's for most of us, below average at 4:00. reggie: crews have knocked out a house fire in lafayette, laf, which started just after midnight. the official tells us it was hard for firefighters to get inside because there was so much stuff in the home. it was similar to a hoarding situation. everyone was able to get out and the causes under investigation. kumasi: people are cleaning up in san francisco after a water main break sent water gushing into the amazon neighborhood. water was flowing down hills near brunswick street and pope street. the water went down the road to the outer mission, and did not just turn the street into a river. two homes were flooded. whole life and i have never seen a flood that severe. it came close to everyone's house. everyone is trying to rush out and protect their homes so they don't get flooded. kumasi: officials say it is unclear as to what exactly caused the break. crews completed repair work last night. reggie: on august 25, officers responded to the report of a shooting near fremont

we've got some 60's at the coast 70's and 80's along the bay. and we do have that return of 90's inland, as i mentioned today will be one of the hottest of the week before we cool things down by wednesday. reyna john, thank you for that. all right. checking your traffic today to see a traffic collision here is aaron siskel. 80 westbound. >> at 4th street. there. it looks like the off-ramp is impacted by that. but as you're driving what you do, hit the may's into the city to the fremont street exit still a little under 9 minutes. so traffic is not been impacted by that. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge. no issues there. little under 13 for you. but there's another accident this is along a 6.80 northbound north of author road in martinez. doesn't look like that's causing much of a delay at all. let's head over look at the richmond. sandra fell. it as you're heading out of richmond, a little under 9 minutes. it looks there is a accident on the down barton bridge for eastbound. so that's not the commuter site. so traffic is not impacted

it's back to the upper 80's to low 90's. we go with warmest and also some better air quality hayes is expected through thursday and then looking at some improved conditions from that point forward. reyna john, thank you for that. it is certainly busy on a tuesday morning. okay. couple of things to tell you about. >> in an earlier accident eastbound money to ramp to that one. oh, one southbound connector. so we're seeing some delays along 1, one, but also as you're heading across the san mateo bridge. up to about 19 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. looks like they were able to get that accident cleared. however, we're still seeing residual delays now north at one oh, one eckstein at golden gate this to point this out. sausalito. there's an accident. there because how foggy it is. you can see as you're traveling across the golden gate bridge about 29 minutes heading into the city. so we're seeing an uptick in traffic because visibility is low as you're heading into the city from the east bay a little und