it shows up at sunrise and it will show up again at sunset. we are doing okay for the air quality on the ground. i'm happy to say the forecast is green across the bay area. right there, that is the one that was giving us a view. it has some marine layer at its feet. the view in san francisco, 59 and 66 in concord. let's get the daytime highs in here and i will tell you after that, these numbers are no different than yesterday. and i know it is kind of warm to hot inland. in the south bay, not so bad. campbell, 86. a look at concord, pleasant hill, walnut creek, danville, all of you are in the 90s. livermore at 88, still going to feel warm. no change here yet. if you're getting tired of it, these numbers are going to be 10 degrees cooler. we will notice the biggest change over here in 24 hours. not yet, and monday is just as hot. looking at the east bay, san leandro, 77. oakland will go to 76. 84 in petaluma. mendocino, low 90s. and even though we got a cooldown coming and you will feel it inland, mendocino takes a little bit more to call you d

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south bay, 64 at 8:00, low 80s this afternoon. 69 at 8:00. and in the east bay valleys, 87 at noon, mid-90s for several hours. down to about 78 with sunshine at 8:00. i'm show you the drizzle coming up. and how are our essential workers doing this morning? >>> well, we have a number of different things going on right now actually. we were slow and now things have picked up. so first i want to start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is very busy there, you can see that it is completely packed. metering lights came on a little earlier than usual at 5:45 this morning. we had a car that lost a wheel just past the metering lights. and it looks like it will be a slow ride across. across the bay bridge, it says that it will take 17 minutes. and that is just going across westbound, that does not include getting all the way into san francisco. across golden gate the he bridge, 6 minutes. and san mateo bridge, a 13 34i79 ri minute ride. and a significant alert oig has been issued for eastbound 580 just before grachbts lint line . lo

at last check with gianna and a look at the traffic this morning. >>> good morning. we have a first look at the roadways. if you are headed out and plan to take 580, we are seeing busy conditions this morning. westbound 580, well beyond tracy, over as a connector from the 205, 580 area and the grant line. you can see the red extends beyond mountain house. a very busy ride. things are credit for the commute out of tracy and into the altamont pass. a wind advisory has been issued for parts of the altamont pass. be careful if you're traveling in a high-profile vehicle, thgsst frthe unline to greenville, affecting dublin, pleasanton and livermore. checking travel times right now, 32 minutes already 205 to six cities. seeing yellow on the sensors travel times. as we look at east way, ghway f probably right now. no major incidents at the bay bridge. e eeway, nice speeds as you work your way through there. no trouble spots. the golden gate bridge, off to a good start. we are seeing nice conditions in both directions. south 101 from the richmond, san rafael bridge into the c

book direct at choicehotels.com. >> evacuations still ordered at travis air force base. wednesday flames jumped across interstate 80 igniting brush on both sides of the freeway. the base moved out all nonessential personnel and the families from the sprawling base. >> and made the call to evacuate the aircraft as well. their prized asset obviously for national defense. so getting those off the installation just in case is honestly just the right thing to do. >> some planes went to washington state, others flew to texas. givens progress by firefighters, the colonel is cautiously optimistic families and aircraft will be back on base in the next day or two. >>> fires are prompting people statewide to do what they can to help out. students, staffers and vets at the uc davis school of vet the ve medical school volunteered to treat animals. that included a pony, a he was rescued by good samaritans and taken to the university. >>> and good morning to you. a live look outside, nice view from mt. tam where it is 59 in san francisco with the gray skies. and you can see the beginni

look at the east bay, 86 at noon, low to mid-90s from 1:00 to 6:00. still 81 at 8:00. and for san francisco, look at that, low to mid-80s today. in fact record high of 86 likely in downtown san francisco. we'll talk more about this hot weekend coming up. let's get back to you guys. >>> so checking in on traffic here, unfortunately, we did have a problem spot in san jose that cleared just before 4:15 this morning. a deadly crash there on northbound 85. that has moved out of the way and overall the bay area is clear now. so we'll take a live look in emeryville showing you the camera there, headlights making their way west. the metering lights came on a little earlier yesterday though that was due to an issue on the bay bridge. so i'll continue to watch those lights. checking in on the maps, you can see we don't have a lot of slow spots. just are coming out of tracy that is smaller than usual. tracy to dublin, 29 minute ride. and antioch to concord, 13 minutes. and san rafael to san francisco, a 16 minute ride. also this morning b.a.r.t. is testing new filters and all tak

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vote at home. we are trying to make sure our precinct polling places are secure in terms of health protocols. we are asking everyone to volunteer to help us. october 15 should be our voting day. we are going to do this in a way that is very grassroots oriented. everything we are doing in mabe virtual. we have volunteers, poll watchers, voter registrars helping to make sure that every vote is accounted for. it will be a challenge. if this occupant of the white house tries to keep people from voting. >> we are urging people and encouraging people to request their absentee vote early. we have offices set up to help people. we have to do this ourselves if in fact they don't do the right thing and stop allowing the destruction of the postal service. >> do you think it should be looked at in two ways? work on capitol hill that may or may not change things, and i don't even know if we feel like we have a good picture of what's happening. i know i have a friend in maryland who says instead of 280 normal po

looking at the mild conditions at the coast. hot for the next couple of days inland, and then looking at the humidity increasing with a chance of that dry lightening. the entire bay area in this watch. and as we saw last weekend it's that erratic wind, the gusty winds that could spread the fires, ignite new fires which would accompany the thunderstorms. that's what we're looking at as we get into tomorrow and sunday night. current pollution levels are at their worst. in concord, oakland and san jose, moderate levels. and you can see elsewhere a little bit better, but it's still pretty bad everywhere. as we go through the rest of your day saturday you'll notice that we've got the fog at the coast, and here comes the high clouds throughout the day on sunday, and then we'll be watching for that thunderstorm potential as we, h inland. it's about 95 today in livermore, san francisco 68. overnight looking at the haze, the smoke and numbers from the 60s to lower 70s. and then we'll watch that subtropical moisture move up from the south

you have verizon, you have at&t. then you had john ledger who turned the whole industry on its head am i right there so they were forced to compete they were forced to try to gobble up, create value where they thought they could. they were trying to chase where the puck was going to be, not where the puck was so i don't fault them for doing that, because if those deals turned into something, you would have posed that question to me, hey steve, all these deals turned out great so it's always six, half dozen of the other in this one it's hindsight's 2020 yes, you are correct so it didn't so now you're looking at at&t that has basically been flat lining at around $30 you catch a yield of just below 7% now they're trying to figure out what do we do now to be competitive in the next five years. so to your point, you have to sort of reestablish yourself, because now you have t-mobile. t-mobile is up almost 50% because of their merger with sprint so they're a viable competitor now. it's either t-mobile, verizon or at&t so a

so at noon in spots like livermore we're at 75 degrees and we're also at 75 in novato and san francisco in the mid 60s and then going into the middle of the afternoon, san mateo at 74 degrees and oakland in the lower 70s. we are still going to see some low to mid 80s through parts of the inland east bay for the middle of the day and then as we cool down this evening heading out for that walk later on tonight, it's going to be in the upper 60s and low 70s. overall a really nice day and we'll heat up going into the weekend as high pressure continues to build. we're going to see not much of an onshore wind flow. we're going to see that quickly changing our temperatures, also not as much fog near the so, looking at our seven-day valley forecast. this includes parts of the north bay valley and heading to the east bay and santa clara valley. on average temperatures in the low 80s today. and then by tomorrow, we're starting to warm up a few more degrees but then check out the weekend. some of our warmest spots will reach into the mid 90s by sunday. we're also going to have a hot start for the

crisis at the camp nou. questions over the future of lionel messi, as barcelona look for a fresh start following that 8—2 champions league hammering. and the woman turning heads with her hijab. we meet the uk's first female muslim referee. you female muslim referee. say things like, this is a m game, you say things like, this is a man's game, i'm like, no, it is a man's game, i'm like, no, it is a man's game and a woman's game. hello and welcome along to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. we will get the latest from the cricket any moment. but first two headaches perhaps for organisers at the us open tennis. world number two simona halep is the latest big name to choose not to play in the us open — over health concerns due to coronavius. the grand slam, taking place in new york at the end of the month, is missing several key names from tennis. we can speak now tennis commentator gigi salmon for more on this. when we look at this decision from simona halep, it is a big call, isn't it? she is the current rei

standing at point. and we arstanding ght near the point where the creerik crosses pleasants valley road. and this is pretty much the scene up and down the ad and it stretches the entire length of vacaville from i-80 to highway 128. that's about 12 miles long. and many of the folks who went to bed here lastfirerefid thgua lake berryessa was several miles aw they were safe. not the case, by midnight heavy winds suddenly picked up and blew tand flhees emhobet rswas fr in her footage u can d smokn nde left wito right sideways. firefighters, law enforcement personnel and they went door to door, banging on the doors trying to wake people up and get them out. in the initial chaotic hours th e fi ghtere watersr or pull any hoses. just simply focused on saving lives and we spoke with one family. they jumped in the car and tried to drive through the flames on both sides of the road. the vehicle caught fire and then they ran on foot. >> i got all my children out and everything but then i just panicked a little bit

i looked at wells fargo. i thought the cpi numbers were very hot and we saw the ten-year move i think banks should move on the heels of that. it's not we're back to the same level. it's a very different story of who's done well and who hasn't. >> what are some of the areas of the market, guy, you think should have done better even with this covid dip in comeback? >> i'm surprised health care has done well. biotech has done well. actually if you asked me six months ago and told me what was going to transpire, i would have said big cap pharma and biotech would have done even better. tim is correct in terms of the fed being your friend in terms of equity prices if you somehow think the fed is your friend in terms of what it's done, and this is just my opinion i think shared by a lot of people, for inequality in terms of the balance sheets of this country, they're anything but your friend. in terms of interest rates, again tim is right in terms of percentage moves ten-year yield should be the most liquid asset on

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at 0. here's a map of the fires burning across sonoma county there's a few others have popped up overnight too. some of them with strange names, the 13 for fire is burning west of healdsburg so if you're in that area you'll need to be concerned about that it's about 500 acres in size right now also 0% contained. the 1116 fire that they're calling that's north of jenner so if you live there be aware of that fire is currently 25 acres in size also 0% containment and here's a picture of one of the fires burning in sonoma county. i think we may have another shot for you if not yeah so here are some photographs that people have been sending in showing us what the fire looked like from their homes and you can see the smoke is of course a big concern for all of us whether we're near the fire not it's impacting us. in many different ways in the north bay firefighters are also working right now to contain what's being called the 4, 6 fire that's in marin county a little more that was in more towards

moderate air quality in san francisco, looking at at least moderate air quality for napa, unhealthy for sensitive groups for san jose, san leandro, oakland, and vallejo and unhealthy for that in and livermore. we have an alert that continues not just today but through the weekend. it is all the way through sunday. we are going to be dealing with the smoke in the bay area. i want to get to the red flag warning. this is a concern because we are looking at gusty conditions and low relative humidity values, especially that red flag warning for portions of sonoma and lake county until 9:00. let's get right to the current conditions. the lightning complex fires are in the mid to upper 50s and humidity is up to 43% and gusting up to 60 miles an hour and the other fire west of healdsburg is looking at 33% relative humidity and upper 60s gusting up to eight miles an hour and that scu lightning complex fires are looking at humidity at nine to 15% and westerly winds gusting up to 20 miles an hour and the santa cruz mountains are gusting up to 11 miles an hour with low relative humidity and tempera

nothing showing up at gilroy or san jose. look at clear lake and ukiah. that would be for sunday morning. there is going to be a couple of little impulses coming through. temperatures on their way up. 80s, 90s, two 100s. there was a huge difference on the highs. one of them is picking up on clouds and one of them is not. it will be warm to hot. 50s mill valley, 49. that is cool. temperatures in kenwood are 52. it is not that far away from the monterey peninsula. a lot of cloud cover is working its way up to the coast. not only from the south but in the four corners. 70s, 80s, 90s, and 100s. if we don't hit the size, it is because of this cloud cover. there is a possibility of a lot of cloud cover taking us into the next few days. >>> coming up, we will explain how it works. >>> cooking up a controversy. why business owners in san francisco are fed up with some food vendors. how city leaders are responding. >>> you have the power to know before you go when you wake up with mornings on 2. you also have the power to know everywhere you go when you download t

you can't look at the national level you have to look at what's going on in each particular area and it's a cecil situation which will likely now be our newest normal at the moment cases rising in parts of the heartland but full ling in the south and west. >>why they shut down the bars and restaurants, they started making masks more mandatory, they started increase seen rules around social distancing. >>july 24th arizona logged 30,357 new cases august 24th, 311. they've shaken off pariah status, new york no longer requires in coming nuns to quarantine but ms. >>now we're we're pushing very hard to open schools in many parts of the southern us even though we probably shouldn't and the numbers are good that they're going to go back up. >>college level more than 500 confirmed cases at the university of alabama less than a week after classes began 3 more clusters uncovered at north carolina state you know it is just young people being irresponsible. there are there are people dying out there it was i understand that but there's a lot of young people and don't necessarily understand that

here is a look at troof camera. there are hints that the marine layer will come back to the coast sooner than the rest of us. so scattered thunderstorms will erupt today, but they are not here yet. record lows here this morning, possible highs this afternoon. and the heat will ease, not a lot, but it will ease throughout the seven day forecast. you can see the cloud cover out there and the scattered showers and thunderstorms moving south to north as we head through the morning commute. and then the best chance for the energy, the consolidation of energy will be up in the north bay during the afternoon and out over the ocean. so the best chance for a repeat yesterday, which i'm not sure we'll see, but going to be throu look, it is still sticky, still hot, mid-90s to 108 down in the south bay, a fred of about 95 to 108. 88 in millbrae. you can see upper 80s -- excuse me, mid to upper 70s along the coast. low to mid-80s downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. mid-90s to low 100s across the north bay. 88 to along t

>>well i look at my look and look at the out i it past 8 o'clock at night and go 89 degrees still quite hot. and as far as the humidity, it's been very very dry today and up the reporting that went picked up hopefully the winds will die down a little bit. and help us far as the weather's concerned though we will fight it and that there are a primary focus right beginning is a tough part of our city where the fire jump. i e d and it last report from our resources are out there it appears that they they are cut or prevent it from spreading. and hopefully we'll be able to keep out of houses in the top part of our city. >>any estimate on when the evacuees might be able to return home. >>we're monitoring the weather right now is actually up were we're taking a look at and a half of our firefighters take a look at the crowded area. >>you know what chances are uh yeah, it's the wind picks up or they're in campers. that they can spark and start fires and cause us to have to really. it back you know evacuate the that the neighborhoods so what we're making those decisions very carefully. making t

at the university of sepsis, appeared at the time of his death he owned 80% of cbs shares valued at $5 billion. sumner redstone was unusual. >>> a 27-year-old man has been booked into the san mateo county jail on torches of ripping a 62-year-old woman. police say they tracked down and arrested alejandra laura yesterday afternoon. one woman was heading home after work last week and was beaten unconscious at a bus stop. they identified him through surveillance video with a distinctive sweatshirt and bicycle he left at the scene. >> it is a case we don't see very often especially as we mentioned a complete stranger attacking another stranger out in public like this in such a savage weight. >>> authorities described him as a transit who has been arrested before for six months police are raising money to the minimum victim whose minimum wage job supports a household with two children and an elderly north. the woman has severe brain trauma. >>> police in cities nationwide say they're seeing a spike in crime and violence during the covid-19 pandemic. the newark time reports across 20 major

that great square that at at at that anchors one end of the champ d'lysees and the other by the arc de triomphe. by the end of the day, neither column had still really broken into paris itself. general bradley overseeing all of this was getting impatient. one of his subordinates said the french are still not in paris. they're dancing towards paris. bradley was furious. he fired off a telegram to eisenhower and sent a message to the fourth infantry division commander. slam onto paris and bypass the french. well, of course, general leclerc and his men have not been dancing with the germans. they have encountered stiff resistance and suffered significant casualties that day. that evening, leclerc was still determined to get french forces into paris so he found one of his best young officers, a captain, and told him take the small force and get into the city. at you want me to bypass any german strong points? yes, get into the city anyway you possibly can. so at about 8:30, he went off with a small force. with the help of the french resistance, wound their way up the avenue, across the riv

hugo lloris' deputy at spurs. and hart's former manchester city team—mate vincent kompany has retired from playing. he's 3a and spent last season as player—coach of the belgian side anderlecht. he'll now focus full time on management. ronnie 0'sullivan says a seventh world snooker title would be fantastic, after his latest triumph at the crucible. he dominated kyren wilson to win his sixth world championship title. 0'sullivan is nowjust one world title away from matching stephen hendry‘s record. whilst he's still firmly focussed on his own career, 0'sullivan hasn't ruled out helping other players to develop in the future — and that could inlcude yesterday's beaten finallist. kyren doesn't need any help but i'm sure he would be someone that, if i stopped playing, iwould sure he would be someone that, if i stopped playing, i would love to sort of maybe try to help him in some way, because i know that he's up some way, because i know that he's upfor some way, because i know that he's up for learning stuff and

first, let's look at today. upper 70s to low 80s through the south bay. 77 to 82 from sunnyvale to san jose. usual warm spots los gatos and gilroy and 71 in millbrae to 76 and low 60s along the coast and mid to upper 60s for downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. north bay coast 60s. low 60s. you'll start to see more sunshine especially thursday. in the valleys, look at that, upper 70s all the way up into santa rosa and then upper 80s to mid 90s when you head farther north. breezy conditions keep richmond at 68 and little cloud cover there and same thing in berkeley at 70. 72 in oakland and everybody e t. the meteor shower is going to peak over the next two days. the best time to see is actually right before dawn. so, you'll have to go to higher elevation and get above that marine layer. baby steps tomorrow. two to four degrees and then we hit the upper 90s by thursday and the 100s friday and saturday and possibly again in the middle parts of next week. going to be an extended period of hot weather inla

that's your look at weather. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. on this thursday morning. >>> good morning mary. if you are headed out the door this morning, and you plan on taking the golden gate bridge, right now traffic is at the speed limit with no delays but they issued a fog advisory overnight. that was issued by chp. so might be a bit of an issue as you travel early this morning. right now we're not seeing any major troubles as far as speeds go. things are pretty quiet from headto the gogate bridge f tost eingin limit e eastheaded inty. or thywd across the ov. rinow yo drive time just about 12 to 13 minutes. so a very easy commute with those taillights working their way westbound heading towards 101. we do have some brake lights forming it's getting crowded for the usual stuff heading into the altamont pass. starts right around mountain house and tracy. and extend at least to just about grant line and things are getting a little bit busy in the area. and we are seeing some red and yellow on our sensors popping up on 101 northbound near sfo.

find out more at kpix.com. that's it at 5:00. bideharris 2020.ins ken stida i thbay areary owsenar maof lo party's presidential ticket. reaction pouring in right now. >> as a black man, i am absolutely blown away that there is on that ticket a black woman for the vice presidency. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. we begin with team coverage and joe biden's pick for vice president starting with kpix 5's andrea borba. >> reporter: well, ken, and elizabeth kamala harris started her political career here in san francisco as district attorney and has ascended to the number two spot on the democratic ticket for thto kama harris, was the odds on favorite to be select as former vice president, joe biden's running mate. political analyst, paul henderson says harris will push the biden campaign on many areas. helping its appeal to progressive voters. >> this pick in particular means so much for important issues that here to for have not been at the forefront of presidential campaigns. of race. of equity. of justi

-oh. >>> taking a look at shares of nvidia it has been positive at times in today's session. they're posting an earnings beat on the top and bottom. tj rogers joins us now tj, good morning >> good morning. >> so nvidia's results bolstered by gaming. an acquisition in networking doing well is nvidia the most important chip stock out right now because of the moves it's making >> i think getting named the most important chip stock is like being on the cover of "sports illustrated. it means your next season will be lousy i like nvidia. i like what they have done a $4 billion quarter, $2 a share. worth $300 billion now one-and-a-half times what intel did. this up and down is speculation. it is not worth commenting on. i see, obviously, the gaming company, but i see their biggest thing now is that their servers are bigger than gaming and that is the mark, everyone needs more compute everybody needs it all of the time and they're getting into it and they're taking share away from intel. if you have to pick someone on top, pick a tech company >> i said most important, i did not say b

's at the coast. that's a look at weather now back to the news. thank you 5.49 and the uss hornet museum in alameda is now open you can go there if you have a mask socially distance and they check your you can go into the hangar bay and the flight deck. >>but they can't have the other stuff because of coronavirus and visitors are pretty happy that they're able to get back on board. >>i think it's awesome that they are what we're doing this or 2 degrees we've been here before the knots and it's different carrier. the use of face masks are. take the precautions necessary to get in. >>from kids in families enjoying that too. the country's oldest living marine is celebrating a big birthday major bill white lives in stockton, and he just turned a 105 incredible of adrian moore with the more she's actually there to celebrate the milestone with him. >>not even a pandemic his watch this drive-by birthday salute centenarians major bill white. >>and 105 he is the oldest living marine so how's he feel about it w

and my dad is one of those people, and he did not need to go at the age he was at. >> reporter: at 55 years old, he had wanted to become a prison guard after passing sandeep on a ferry ride in middle school. >> he saw one of the guards there as a kid, and he waved at my day. and my dad knew this man waved at him. >> reporter: after serving in the army and national guard, he worked at san quentin for 30 years. if untested inmates were brought in from a prison in china where there had been an outbreak. vincent believes his father may have caught the virus while moving inmates. >> i don't think it was done correctly, personal, he as his son. they were kind of rushing it, pushing people. i don't think that they made should have been moved. >> reporter: a statement from the acting warden at san quentin said sergeant polanco demonstrated unwavering commit and bravery as a peace officer, working the front line every day during this devastating pandemic. the statement weren't tune say that his medical ray is carried on in the hearts of the men and women who continue to battle the virus at san

four will orbit at super dumbo's at falling positions. section of the plan is double checked. to supervise certain aspects of planning, lieutenant colonel, was recently brought over as project officer. he has extensive officer experience. he will company this message mission, to observe new smoke signals at this point. take off time, is flush to the controller. who coordinates the vast network of communications gathered here at the heart and nerve center of command. here in the control room status panels are maintained to show at a glance up to minute details of daily operations and prior to takeoff each mission is set up to see the visual progress of the site. from takeoff to target to return can. the flight lines, pass close to itadakimasu. at halfway point. and proceed a specified for the field order, to the proper target. other symbols are used to mark air sea rescue. everything is recorded. including take off time. two veteran cruise it's another day's work. one more 1500 mile hall, running up and down the pacific. 15 hours 700 gallons. knock on wood, a water jump across

if they had the chance at the time. if things are to orwere the chance at the time. if things are to or were really as bad as they are to or were really as bad as they are being depicted in this book. i think it is a thoroughly for the royal princes for whom i personally have some considerable affection, i think it is a real sad state of affairs this is happening. do i think what they are doing is wise? noi think what they are doing is wise? no i don't. that's everything they are doing. a lot more time to talk about these for the next one. that is our first look at the papers. hello again, our remarkable run of hot weather is set to continue for a while. that means temperatures once again for wednesday pushing well into the 305, it will feel hot, it will feel humid in the sunshine but we will also get some very big thundery downpours, some of these bringing some torrential rain and there will be a few communities that could see some localised flash flooding over the next few days from those really heavy downpours. now we are seeing storms through this afternoon acros

look at this. right now the dow industrials at the 27,700 level. remember, it was 18,000 on march 23rd. the s&p, what, nearly 3400. new all-time high. the nasdaq well over the 11,000 mark. who would have thought of that. add it all up and yes, we are now in a brand new bull market. >>> here's another reason for the rally. terrific performance from major retailers, target, out today with a blowout report. online sales nearly tripled. it was target's best overall growth rate ever. that stock is going straight up. add this to the numbers from walmart, home depot and it's clear the major retailers won big by staying open in the lockdown. really, though, kind of tough on the smaller operators. >>> got to get to it. the convention, boring in my judgment. tv ratings way down. where's the excitement? everything is on tape and the whole thing lacks the spontaneity of a live crowd. the performance of the old guard, bill clinton, john kerry and a grim chuck schumer. the bright spot was aoc's one-minute appearance. she nominated bernie sanders. the democrats s

i look at that i look at your notes this morning. i love your piece about how analysts are trying desperately to find some fundamental way to fairly value a company do the analysts matter and is the stock becoming a u silt much p like a water or sewer company? >> i wouldn't say utility. i think it's basically a toll road operator with a franchise that nobody can penetrate. that's exactly the way the market is treating something like microsoft i think the market wants to pay a lot for those things but again, it's very difficult using standard valuation to git too far above where the market is already taken that stock even if you do believe this is a really durable, very long term cash flow story with the buyback and the dividends on top of it, brian. the trump administration is considering fast tracking the vaccine developed by oxford for use in the u.s this after the fda wants to treat covid-19 patients with plasma let's bring in matt herper thank you for joining us first on the treatment news. what is the reaction from the medical e

simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. todd: arizona teachers stating a sick out today as classroom was set to reopen. jillian: here with more in the schooling situation and i'm sure you have fired up people on both sides, carly? reporter: absolutely. students at one school district outside of phoenix were supposed to head to class today, but that was canceled after more than 100 teachers called out sick and the superintendent saying in a letter to families that we have received an overw

at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time, new home sales for july and consumer confidence for august, and those will, no doubt, be judged quickly by markets, as well. anna? anna: yes. we will get to the conversation around the chinese foreign minister's visit to europe and just a moment, but u.s. and chinese trade negotiators have discussed the trade deal. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and robert lighthizer spoke to liu he, both sides say they have seen improvements. we are joined now by the chief at a company. it is surprising we have seen this conversation around trade taking place. i am not sure it is known about ahead of time, and we get this very positive statement from the u.s. about intellectual property in china, access for u.s. financial services businesses to china. this is all much better mood music that we have seen in recent months. how do you read it? with thatt agree statement, actually. with intellectual property rights and access to the china financial market, china actually has no problem with thos

humidity at 11% and looking at 80 degrees out there. the deer zone fire, this is od a gotemperatures in the mid- upper 80s at this hour. also, the santa cruz mountains fires, northwesterly and north north westerly winds gusting up to 10 to 20 miles per hour d toreadniis my upper hu80s in thearea and beca all of the fires burning and smoke, our air quality forecast, we have a spare the air alert with the air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups for the east bay and for santa clara valley. we are looking at extreme heat as well that does continue. siunvetixcat snd eat he9:00 p.m. because of the persistent heat presisre that remains in effect for house, so taking you hour by hour on futurecast, wore looking at the smoky skies and temperatures on the rise especially inland. and we're looking at tomorrow a little bit of a cooldown. onshore flow begins to kick in so some relief from the heat coming our way. even if it's just a little bit. we'll take it for sure. here we go with our daytime highs, looking at 94 in san jose and 102 in morgan

>>news at 5. take care of plants animals. we evaluate the situation and what to do financially just a horrible situation. >>now at 5 as firefighters begin to gain control of the 3 biggest wildfires in the bay area. evacuees are returning and often finding devastation where their homes once stood. 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 o

today she at u.s. davis children's hospital in sacramento, fighting a rare disease believed to be associated with covid, and his father, back in south lake tahoe is fighting another battle. mason has tested negative for covid-19, but doctors say his system points to an illness so new the cdc said they don't yet know what causes it, but many children have the virus that causes covid, or has been around someone else with covid- 19. >> he had a fever, he wasn't feeling good. he started vomiting. he had some diarrhea. quickly he was showing multiple symptoms for something, obviously really bad, and immediately you start think of covid. >> reporter: lee howard said his family was very careful to social distance even before his son got sick, and it's mostly because of this, the steady stream of traffic they see coming into this region almost daily. he says local leaders need to do more about it. >> we're definitely seeing an influx of people, and we're keeping a close eye on that. >> reporter: city manager j

this is a live look at at satellite radar. over san francisco, it looks quiet now but the tension is going to be focused where you can see that system churning there. that is what was hurricane genevieve, and the remnants, that moisture from that low pressure system are what's going to be impacting us here in the bay area. a quick little explainer on what we're talking about when if comes to the isolated thunderstorm chance. we've got a low pressure coming in from the south and a high pressure system just to oreaur east. the interaction between these two is moving unstable air over california, and that warm moisture is what drives the possibility of thunderstorms and dry lightning. dry lightning is when you see lightning but not a lot of rain associated with it. if we do end up seeing some possible rain, it's going to be more focused towards just south of us overall. the red flag warning will kick in at 5:00 a.m. starting tomorrow, and that's because right now the chance for fast-moving thunderstorms may lack rain initially bu

the president made the announcement this morning at an event at the white house. anthony, along with elizabeth katy stanton were among the most prominent leaders in the fight for women's suffrage. >>> russia did try to help the president president trump win the 2016 election. the senate select committee on intelligence found that paul manafort and wick by likes were used by russia. the report said that manafort collaborated with russians before, during, and after in slick. when asked about the findings, president trump said quote it's all a hoax. >>> another hot one out there today. that excessive heat warning is going to be in effect tomorrow, including places like san jose and oakland. it's not just inland, it's most of the bay area, except right along the immediate coastline. the red flag warning has been dropped. the air quality is not great because of the smoke and numerous fires around the bay, and it's just going to continue with the high fire danger and the high heat through tomorrow. that's the plan. and then we start to cool off a little bit, as we get i

they can operate at 25% capacity. stylists and barbershops must maintain social distancing guidelines and wear masks. a handful of shoppers returned to this shopping center in san mateo. it also reopened for indoor shopping today. it's the first time the center has been open in three weeks. more than 50 stores opened, but some, including restaurants at the food court, did not. >>> in the north bay, good news finally for barbershops, hair salons and malls. sonoma county has lifted some covid-19 restrictions. but as wayne freedman discovered today, there is still plenty to be desired. >> reporter: not exactly blue skies above sonoma county today, just low hanging smoke. even for business owners who had good reasons to open now that they're open again. >> there's eight of us. >> reporter: how many working? >> zero. >> reporter: jerrer herrera expanded his popular place just before the closures hit. today, as the county allowed salons to open, people raced back. >> people need a haircut. if not we're going look like ware

>>take a good look at your screen. this is the man now wanted by san mateo police for a violent assault on a woman in her 60's wednesday night investigators say it all happened around 11 o'clock at night. >>a new in south el camino real. >>detectives say the victim reported being beaten and then sexually assaulted, here's the description of the suspect that investigators are now looking for they say he's a man white or hispanic. in his late teens or early 20's with dark outgrown or curly hair. he was last seen wearing a red lifeguard sweatshirt and dark pants and was riding a bicycle on saturday police say they found the sweatshirt and the bike. the attack as people living in the on full alert terrible right you hope this doesn't happen to anyone but i'm i would say it. >>from my experience living in san mateo it seems like an outlier than than the norm. so it doesn't make me feel less safe in the community, but it's definitely doesn't make me feel feel warm and welcome to walk outside late at night early in the mornin

the vote happens at their online meeting which takes place today at 9:30. in downtown san jose, kpix 5 >>> the state legislature is expected to make a decision this week and they are really running out of time to do it. this is a decision that would effect millions of renters and landlords across the state and the statewide eviction moratorium is set to expire on august friday an arki ab 1436. it would extend statewide moratoriums until april of 2021. small landlords say it does not do enough to help them. >> i totally sympathize and empathize with tenants right now. it is not always the tenant that is in a bad position. >> if we do not pass a state law we will see potentially a massive wave of evictions of tenants who will be kicked onto the streets. >> the bill would also extend mortgage forbearance to landlords until april of 2021. >> susie has a look at both sides of this issue tonight coming up at 11:00. >>> in early 24 hours, school starts in san jose while hundreds of teachers have been told to go back to the classroom. some plan to protest by teachi

human rights at home. kennedy is absolutely preoccupied as the freedom riders are getting on the bus in 1961, and mississippi and alabama are beginning to tremble as civil rights movement is beginning to gain traction. it will accelerate in 1962. by 1963, when it explodes in birmingham alabama in may, this is considered to be the education of jfk. remember, jfk is a white irishman from boston. he does not know people of color. he is from hyannis port and brooklyn, and georgetown, and palm beach, and harvard and the choke school and the all white navy and the all white congress. he is slow and unaffected in a sense by this great movement that is convulsing america. but by may he understands it. people told me how physically revolted he was when he saw the images, which we've all seen of the snarling dogs and the high pressure water hoses that were turned on black men, women and children in birmingham. and his education has begun. in three weeks -- his and bobby's, by the way. bobby is confronted in a fabled

at 9:00. mostly cloudy skies, becoming sunny and mild with 70s and 80s around the bay and inland by noontime. another hot day inland, with temperatures in the low to mid-90s, with 80s around the bay, and we'll look for that fog to come back into play but warm, warm, warm day before much cooler air arrives for the week ahead. liz? >> thank you. >>> our goal at abc is to build a better bay area through the pandemic in five key areas, a crucial one being the economy and local towns and cities where the coronavirus is forces businesses to adapt in major ways. as of this morning all indoor businesses are shutting down completely in san mateo county. nail salons and gyms were open for weeks but san mateo was the last bay area county to added to the watch list this past week, after staying on it for three days this is the result. the abc 7 news reporter kris reyes spoke to some who are getting the news for the first time. >> the customers are calling us, are you going to be open saturday? it says you

meeting with at the end of january was targeted at a higher level shetty needed to engage with shaikh mohammed bin desired the crown prince of abu dhabi. the discussion at that meeting is known only to those who took part but what is certain is that shortly afterwards b r shetty flew to india and did not return. a series of outwardly friendly messages followed between shetty and through a including reference to a private letter from shetty to the crown prince. al-jazeera wrote to the undersecretary of the crown prince court of abu dhabi mohammed mubarak al masri wanting to discover more about his january meeting with b r shetty it also asked to see the letter from dr shetty to the crown prince. but no reply was received. but by that time shetty s n n c m car had begun tumbling down the 1st rumblings of financial trouble were in december 29th seen but by march 2020 global confidence in n m c was in freefall as was the company's openly traded share price. n n c announced that it had discovered suspected fraud and that hidden debts amounted to over $4000000000.00 u.s. dollars. the al jaz

back just look at joe biden supporters screaming and shouting at bystanders. with unhinged manic rage, right? you see. it's crazy. it's crazy. you ought to see last night in washington, a disgrace. it was a disgrace that these people represent the united states of america. >> the numbers are income up president trump's convention speech drew fewer viewers than joe biden one week ago, nielsen ratings found 23.8 million viewers tuned into president trump yesterday down from the 24.6 million watching the joe host ce the nation about where these candidates go from here. >> campaigning wraps up after the labor day holiday. we know we are only nine weeks from the election, crazy to think joe biden said he will return to the campaign trail in battleground states but when he does so he will abide by local regulations and restrictions regarding covid-19. likely it means not as many people in the room and socially distancing while i do it, very different visual messaging from where the president is which is trying to pretend the crisis is over when we know it's not. the

at this point, evacuees are gathering at the clayton library. we will be following up with them throughout the rest of the day. michelle, back to you. >>> another round of lightning could t puwe areon ke eping an eye on t right now from our exclusive salesforce tower camera. as you can see, this is how it looked over the weekend. videos just like these came cause g into our ws. roomne big problems in san francisco from the excelsior to the elmore, tree limbs fell onto sidewalks and parked cars. witnesses heard a loud crackling sound before several large limbs fell onto persia avenue. >> the whole top is crushed in coming here. >> a large limb fell and damaged the line near the intersection of mcallister and fillmore before it was chopped nd upocitked blreroute. >>> let's get to gianna franco with how the commute is r us th you e watching a crason slowing things down. >> i am and it is a busy ride. the latest, they have cleared the lands. a couple of cars involved in this crash. everything is pushed to the shoulder, tow crews are on scene. look a

these two teams go at it, first pitch set at 5:05. the donlers winning their 7th game in a row in dramatic fashion. a wild come from behind game. brandon bellith a home run to krenlter field. they each score in the 10th and the 11th we go. with the game tied donovan steps in the box. . >> pile drive, left field, it i! and we are going home. >> that would seal the giants win, 10-8. the first pitch set for 6:45. >>> when the nfl resumes in over two weeks there will be no fans in stadiums for games played here in california. yesterday the 49ers along with the los angeles rams and the chargers issued statements saying the first home games of the season will be played at empty stadiums. the 49ers hope the fans will be allowed back inside levi soon. >> it's disappointing but i understand it. a lot of adjustments that everyone has to make and how tht not going to be that fun. you love having the fans in there. they pump you up and you hear the noise whether you're watching it on the tv or in person. >> many other nfl teams have yet to announ