one was congresswoman barbara lee. what was this about? >> this was a house oversight committee hearing. it was called to bring attention to attacks on abortion lights, rights. there's another case being taken up. barbara talked about going to mexico at 16. she had a back alley mexico abortion. really emotional. what you see is an effort by people who support reproductive rights to put the story out there and make it clear it is and an idea or something that happens to some people. it is pretty common. most americans do support safe abortion access. >> it is a good issue for democrats. it polls well. it pushes back. reminds people mostly repuican men making decisions about women's bodies. >> because of representation. >>> let's go to california news. governor newsom is saying all chilen who go to public or private schools must be vaccinated. pending approval. it would be the following term. there are steps. this is a big announcement. one he would not have made before the recall. see mac he seems confident and calm. it's what he ran on. he

traerá a santa bárbara durante los próximos días. vamos a tener el regreso en la zona y demuestra el modelo para viernes comienza a incrementar por ese cambio de viento. son temperaturas cálidas y mañana en san josé 75. los medios 80 grados y después llegan un frente frío ala zona así que planifiquen el resto de semaná y a través de esta zona. continuamos >> un duelo con imlicaciones tremendas. >> bueno, al regreso de la pausa vemos el partido entre salvador y méxico >> el duelo entre salvador y méxico. en la fuente se comía las uñas de los nervios. vamos a ver lo mejor de los partidos. sudaba, la selecta y la decisión del tri. la acción con el canadiense. será protagonista. al 30 tiro de esquina y cobran tecatito corona y de cabeza. ahí pegaba el grito de la fuente. corría por toda la redacción. sudaba frío. había que fallar un cabezazo limpio y tiro de esquina perfecto. al 48 llega la polémica. vamos a ver gol de nuevo. habrá falta aquí del central salvadoreño sobre rogelio funes mori. el principal expulsa a

. >> reporter: luigi returned to his santa barbara county home after spending the night in a hotel during the storm that brought significant rain. >> because of the potential of landslide and flooding because there is no more vegetation on the mountain, the dirt can give anytime. >> reporter: they have been scarred by the fire that burned a dozen homes. >> we don't have a phone line ever since the fire started which is like two weeks ago today. >> reporter: after the rainfall tapered off, the santa barbara county public works department inspected the canyon. how is this looking? >> this is looking great. as you can see, the water is flowing through. there's no debris or mud flow through there. this is the best we could low for. >> reporter: the fear was we would see a repeat of 2018 when montecito was hit by deadly mudslides caused by heavy rain in the burn scars of the thomas fire. this red cross shelter was setup because at least 300 people were under an evacuation order and work was done on the flood control channels over the past week. >> maintenance crews were in here clearing vegeta

lightning, of course, dangerous with the possibility of some sighting of the rain in santa barbara. you could see on the current loop, most of that familiarity we can approach with more strokes. let's by it back to this, back to our weather in the bay area, and we're going to be kpiktd, butly. we sochlt there's just really not a cold chance with us. really those particular kpem now, for the morning, it's going to feel like fall. we are back in the 50s for the south puflt. right out of north bay 55, south bay 82. we can get those 90 out of here. it will put us in 70s to italoal to, oakland 71. and he's back to those cooler issues even nn nn fm. we're going to see an additional system drop down wednesday, thursday and friday, and this will continue to drop our temperatures. in fact, we're looking at highest total. approximately. good news over this year where that fire danger has been high. a half to 3/4 of an inch wednesday, thursday and friday. so my 7-day forecast, you can see we'll look for the slight chance of a spotty shower on wednesday and we'll continue with 60s over the next

ráfagas que alcanzan las 60 millas malas noticias alsur de california esto es cámara en vivo en santa bárbara los condiciones son las peores los vientos seguirán avivando los incendios que continuaran hasta mañana me refiero a todo california por elsistema que entra san josé despejado con vientos de hasta 34 millas por hora se espera que continúe así así que temperaturas no mayores de los 75 grados el panorama seco cuidado con los incendio empiezan a subir las temperaturas más detalles al regresar >> al regresar los gigantes tratan de vencer a uno de los dodgers juego clave al regresar de la pausa el reporte del pitcheo >> contra alex será el duelo de pitcheos hagamos un análisis para el juego clave el abridor de los Ángeles que llegó desde washington apertura récord de 7 victorias sin derrotas pero ha sido bateado con más de contundencia el cambio de velocidad además una curva así que tiene arsenal de 5 lanzamientos ahora estará el zurdo en la temporada regular lo más importante es que lanzó 5 temporadas con ellos entre el 2015 y el 2020 ahora es te tyres pitcheos depende d

i was intending to call in support of item 47, the naming of the barbara taylor press room, but as i just heard from supervisor peskin, that's going to be redrafted into a resolution of intent with an ordinance to follow. just to tell a very brief barbara taylor story, one of her favorite lines that i loved was when she would ask a question, particularly when mayor brown was in office, and he would say, oh, barbara, you must be completely misinformed, which generally meant that she was right on target and asking the right question, and mayor brown didn't want to address this question or the issue, so barbara is definitely missed, and journalism in san francisco has not been nearly as good in her absence. i think i'll leave it at that for now, and thank you all very much. it's been a long day. thanks. >> clerk: thank you, mr. pillpel. there are eight callers who are listening and three in the queue. if you're one of the eight and would like to provide public comment this evening, please press star, three. we would want to hear from all of you. operations, may we hear from the next cal

. >>> on by your watch, later went helping crews battle the fire near santa barbara. flames have burned nearly 17,000 acres in the mountains. they also forced to shut down the parts of highway 101 that connects santa barbara to the central coast. the fire, only 5% contained. the thick heavy spoke spreading better towards los angeles. >>> the water level at lake tahoe has dipped to a 4 year low, and people are taking notice. >>> it does seem like it is a bit lower than normal. mac people walking along north tahoe beach noticed there's a lot more beach to walk on today. the boat docks don't even reach the water leading to nowhere right now, and this boat certainly isn't floating in the lake anymore. joseph and jessica say they try to visit lake tahoe from sonoma once or twice a year. >> we came out here on about a couple of times. we couldn't find which docket was because they are all on dry ground. hopefully the smoke path will come back and fill it back up. >> reporter: the water level is hovering among the natural rim. yesterday it fell just below it. at that point w

the santa barbara area. watch there as that system rotates on through bringing some rain in the southern california. fortunately for us. we're not getting the rain here and well, we're not going to whole lot in the next few days. but we've got a chance on the way as we get toward a lot of part of the week right now shore breeze, bringing some low clouds and fog back on shore tonight. that's going help bring down the temperatures number still warm inland, though it's going to take a little while for those temperatures to cool off. you're still the 70's in the concord and live more into the tri valley over the east bay hills. those temperatures staying fairly warm now, but 50's moving in along the coastline and inside the bay tonight, partly more clouds on the way overnight tonight, some dense fog right along the coastline tomorrow kind of mixture of some sunshine and passing clouds throughout the day. but much cooler temperatures and looks like these temperatures really cooling down throughout the week. this

this is burning northwest of santa barbara. amtrak lines have also been shut down because of this. 1,300 firefighters battling the flames are hoping the wind will slow down so they can make progress. >>> this week, a new survey shows a majority of people in the bay area are thinking of leaving. in one city it's happening. that's causing a financial problem for the school district. student enrollment has taken such a hit, it has to close and merge at least ten schools. some of them you can see on the map. students, parents and teachers are urging the district to hit the brakes on this restructuring plan. >> reporter: kids over money. that's the chant we heard from students here. the district says, enrollment is plummeting and there's not enough money to upgrade older buildings like this one. students and parents say, give this school a chance. >> i love this school more than i love my house. to be honest, to be honest. >> reporter: the elementary may not have a football team, but, boy, does it have school spirit. >> enjoy coming

you see some clouds further south towards santa barbara. but the bay area so far has seen a whole lot of winds just yet. in fact pretty calm out there around much of the bay area right now. even a southerly component to the wind up in the napa valley. so that's going to switch before star see those offshore winds but models have been picking up on a pretty consistent now as we head through the night tonight. we're going to watch some of the winds make their way right out of the sacramento valley and back into the bay area. the north bay first you get into 3, 4, 5 o'clock in the morning and you're talking about some gusty winds, maybe some 30, maybe some 40 mile an hour gusts across the mountain peaks not down the urban areas, but across the mountain peaks. then as we head through the morning tomorrow. those winds will continue to pick up and you can see all those gusty winds. they're developing through that area in the even parts of the east bay. the diablo range is going to be blustery out during the day and then by tomorrow afternoon, thi

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this is in santa barbara county. it is windy in southern california as well as it is here, although spencer tells us not quite as windy as we are experiencing, but certainly the very dry conditions the low humidity and the wind effector in this fire in santa barbara county as well. we'll get a sense of how big this fire is and we'll let you know more just as soon as it comes in now in san jose as we come back to the bay area flames burned burned right up to some backyards. behind a blackened hillside cal fire brought in some aerial support with a helicopter doing some water drops. this fire started about 3:30 this afternoon. and a half hours ago near sierra road and varner court and burned about eight acres before firefighters did get it under control as we speak. there's a public safety power shutoff in action because of the red flag conditions in the bay area wind gusts are approaching 50 miles per hour pg&e shut off power to 25,000 customers across northern california. 8,000 of those customers are in the bay area

well, in december 2018 thousands of people in the northeastern region of a barbara protested against high unemployment poverty and corruption within days, those protest spread to other cities, including the capital cartoon. that april 2019 the military removed president obama alba, sheer from office of to billy 30 years in power. 4 months later, after accusations of use of violence against protest, as the military agreed to form a civilian lead transitional government. the new cabinet took office in september on the prime minister, abdullah hum dog as part of a 3 year power sharing agreement that says speak to work. generally, i met a sudanese activist who joins us live from washington, dc. good savvy with us, what's your reaction to what's happened incidentally? thank you so much for having me on the program. you know, it really began last night for us in the diaspora. we were watching the news. we were actually speaking with members of our family. i was talking with a cousin last night who was absolutely horrified at the sounds that she was hearing . she lives very close to the mai

más adelante seguiremos ampliando sobre los vientos y el departamento del sheriff del condado santa bárbara emitió una orden de evacuación inmediata para el are de refugio cañón debido al incendio forestal.. también la carretera 101 permanece cerrado en ambas direcciones por este juego que amenaza el tráfico vehicular, hasta ahora el incendio no está contenido prácticamente y lleva 100,000 acres de incendio >>> revisamos el tiempo >>> por lo menos hasta mañana a las 5 de la mañana para continuar los vientos secos y es monterrey a la zona del sur, vamos al norte de vallejos donde se han presentado estos incendios y vemos cómo las condiciones no cambian, el viento alcanzando más de las 25 millas por hora y se espera que a lo largo de esta noche continué incrementándose cerca de las 30 millas por hora pero va seguir así por lo menos hasta mañana por la tarde, así se dio cómo empezó ese fuego al norte en el condado nada y lo que veíamos, malas condiciones en cualquier parte de california porque también cerca de santa bárbara así se vivió y así se está viviendo en los i

santa barbara, los angeles, san diego, a lot of the cloud-to-ground lightning are cloud-to-ocean. we have to worry about fires getting started. these have been thunderstorms that are producing rain and that helps put out a lot of the fires that would get started. we will watch the next couple of days for southern california for hold over fires, this storm system is in the upper levels of the atmosphere. that is what is small -- small sparking all of that. we will not see rain, stronger onshore winds, cloud cover, and better air quality headed our way moderate category for inland parts of the east bay to start the day tomorrow. then, good air quality across the board heading through the rest of the week. the fog is making its way back inland as well. shallow layer of fog. it is sought there. 54 downtown, down to 52 degrees in santa rosa. holding on to 71 degrees in concord. evening out the differences as the fog spreads out inside of the bay and inland valleys tomorrow morning, it will dissipate quickly because it is a shallow layer of fog. passing layers throughout the day. not bl

barbara is an artuzi disciple who assists in the cookery classes here at the museum. >> let's go. >> and happily barbara has invited me to her place to try artuzi's version, the first recorded recipe of the meat sauce. it's beautiful. for italians artuzi's book is their second bible . that's fantastic. >> this is for me. and we chop. >> i think the thing that's interesting about the recipe is that so many chefs have so many different versions of this. some people can say you use tomato, use milk, don't use milk, use nutmeg. it shouldn't be too tomatoy. >> this recipe only butter. >> only butter. >> totomato in the pasta because it was expensive. >> in his recipe delicate meat and salty bacon are cooked at the same time as the chopped vegetables. everything all together. >> yes. >> so you just put big pieces of bacon in. you don't cook that first? >> no. and i add broth and flour and a pinch of nut meg. >> but like most cooks in this region there's only one pasta barbara would consider using, and it ain't spaghetti, folks. beautiful. the local fresh of emelia grips the sauce far bette

barbara it was watching out for us. - bilateral trade dynamic. barbara it was watching out for us. china - bilateral trade dynamic. barbara it was watching out for us. china is l was watching out for us. china is not meeting their commitments, barbara, what purpose does it serve for the ministration to put this review out now? find for the ministration to put this review out now? and estimated for some time — review out now? and estimated for some time by _ review out now? and estimated for some time by the _ review out now? and estimated for some time by the us _ review out now? and estimated for some time by the us business - some time by the us business community because the budget ministration has not been clear about what the chinese trade policy is going to be. so this is only the initial steps that catherine is bringing out, she has been reviewing until now and says the first conclusions that she has drawn is this. essentially it's basically enforcing what donald trump negotiated in his last year in office. if that trade deal which called on beijing to purchase an extra $

and in santa barbara county, the one o one has reopened in both directions following its closure due to that fire which has burned now nearly 17,000 acres west of santa barbara starting near the ranch owned by president reagan crews working the area have been getting some help from several water dropping air tankers and helicopters but strong wind gusts have been threatening to ground those planes and choppers. >> at 4050, mile an hour winds. the top of the ridge where the fire started trying to fly and get down there was was incredibly rough and not not a safe environment for us to be even trying to get some return on the on the ground. >> the fire is threatening more than 100 homes, ranches and other structures. it's currently 41% contained. and today parts of the eldorado national forest opened up for visitors again after the caldor fire much of the forest was shut down. >> 2 months ago as firefighters worked around the clock to contain that blaze. today. the closure that area is getting smaller after crews finish removing some fallen trees camping and gas stoves will also now be

. >>> gusty winds continue to fan the flames in santa barbara county, just 5% >>> sheriff of alameda county is recovering after atv accident. hosting event at training center last weekend, driving and took a turn too tight, fell out. hurt his shoulder, bruised ribs but expected to be okay. >>> lion sighting in peninsula, bucknell drive, san mateo, that's the big cat sitting above the swing set. person living there said it was next to recently killed raccoon and took off running. searched the area but weren't able to find it. >>> proposed san jose office tower would be not tallest downtown but would stand out. park habitat. artist depiction shows why, dripping with vines and foliage ever tier and topped with a small urban forest. gets first public hearing before the city's planning director next month. >>> reversing course, coachella organization will not require proof of vaccine, but can show negative covid test within 72 hours. don't want to take the test and fully vaccinated, show the vax card. also applies to staff. late spring 2022, neither was held in past two years. >>> next, w

how the new fire burning in santa barbara county could impact us here in the bay area. rob. >> and plan on a chilly start to tomorrow morning, but 80s will be in reach for parts of the bay area as we head into the weekend. plus weekend shower chances also in that seven-day forecast. when we come back in 60 seconds. >>> the search is on for three people accused of stabbing a skateboarder last night in pleasant hill. it happened near the intersection of putnam and oak park boulevard. that's right near poet's corner. police say the people inside the car threw eggs at the skateboarders. one of the skaters threw something back. that's when three people got out of the car, chased the skater down and stabbed him a number of times. the skateboarder is in stable condition. the suspects took off towards walnut creek. anyone with surveillance video along putnam that may have captured the incident is asked to call pleasanton -- pleasant hill police. >>> oakland police want you to take a good look at the car in this video. there it is right there. they believe the driver is the susp

oh, one north of santa barbara because the fire jumped the highway there. the national forest service says the fire is going through an area south of solvay that hasn't burned in decades. so there's a lot of fuel for this fire and because the wind is so strong. air support cannot go up to fight the flames here. and the department of transportation is joining in on the investigation into the orange county oil spill. authorities want to determine what caused the damage to that pipe. and if it was preventable, the agency will also probe the response to the oil spill. california's department of justice also launched an investigation. once it is determined what and who caused the damage criminal charges will likely be filed in this case. scientists say severe weather is costing the united states billions of dollars so far this year. 18 major weather events cost the u.s. 1 billion dollars each. this includes 9 severe storms for tropical cyclones to floods and wildfires the research from the national weather service or noaa shows. this is the 7th year in a row. th

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panorama sin embargo a ser sur de california por esos fuertes vientos que continúan cerca de santa bárbara, del incendio que sigue todavía por lo menos en un 5 por ciento es una difícil situación para toda esta región debido no solo en el área conurbada de los Ángeles sino vean la cantidad de acres que se siguen quemando así se ve el pronóstico nosotros estupendas del sur de california tan bueno y el problema es que el cambio podría traer para nosotros problemas este es el panorama para san josé 83 grados sábado 85 y en domingo fresco que trae descenso en las temperaturas pero sin lluvia para nosotros, más detalles de esto y del béisbol al volver. >>> vamos a ver asuntos que impacta la producción de los teléfonos iphone 13 con silvana den otra cadena hermana que nos amplía esta información. >>> yo soy silvana y este es su informe nbc para telemundo. >>> van a producir 90 millones para este año pido que los fabricantes luchan por entregar suficientes componentes necesarios para fabricar los teléfonos por lo cual resultará más difícil para que los consumidores consigan

oh, one north of santa barbara at the national forest service says the fire is going through an area south of seoul, vang has burned a decade. so there is a lot of fuel for the fire because the winds are so strong. air support cannot go up to fight the flames will keep you posted on that fire there in southern california. more winds, by the way, could be coming and that could mean another round of power shut offs. pg e says 10's of thousands of customers could lose power at some point. thursday in the bay area. the company says parts of contra, costa solano, napa and sonoma counties are at risk of shut offs. things happen. of course, when the weather forecast calls for, you know, high winds, low humidity things that increase the danger of trees coming down on power lines and fires that could spread quickly. >> and now to our 4 zone forecast. there's of course, we continue to monitor the wind conditions chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us now. lawrence, are we out of the woods, at least for today. think so. but i think we're going to see these change quite rapidly as we get

the alisal fire burning west of santa barbara has exploded in size. now to 13,400 acres. these are some time lapse video images of the fire from yesterday afternoon. you can see just that incredible plume of smoke. the fire is only 5% contained right now in cal fire says these flames have prompted evacuations and the shutdown of highway one. oh, one just north of santa barbara, because the fires actually jumped the highway there. the national forest service says the fire is going through an area south of seoul bang right now that hasn't burned in decades. so there's a lot of fuel there for this fire to consume and because the wind is so strong. air support helicopters planes that have been able to go up and fight the flames from above. cal fire also says the fire is now 100% contained. they were able to stop it from spreading. but they are keeping crews on site just to make sure that no hot spots do pop up the fire began monday night burned about a 132 acres in american canyon napa county police say that the person of interest is still recovering from injuries described a

.: barbara is the general manager at hotel villa across from the ballpark. at bar villa, drinks poured and patrons filled seats, something not often seen during the pandemic, but something that happens when the giants are at the park. >> when they are here, we are sold out. when they are not here, we are at 30% occupancy. j.r.: the fans are here to see the winning a san francisco giants team of all time. >> i feel so blessed to be here in this moment. it is a chance to be here at this sacred hallowed ground. j.r.: while many are focused solely on the giants, this outdoor event will allow one remote worker a chance to meet her coworkers of six months in person for the first time. >> just knowing the faces on the screen, but excited to see them. j.r.: other say a special feeling coming back. >> it has been a rough year for all of us. j.r.: with the giants are doing for san francisco is amazing, because they are really the thing bringing all the excitement and all the people and everything back to san francisco. j.r.: how long will this boom for business last?

. >>> the storm watch we had south to santa barbara county. people forests by their homes by the fire they are now under an evacuation order potential flooding.>> the debris fields up there because of the burn scar is already loose and is preloaded to flood. with intense rainfall all of that is going to break loose and come flying down the canyon. >> the fire started two weeks ago and burned nearly 17,000 acres. it is 97% contained. >>> to our north landslide shut down major highway in plumas county. the same area as the summers exceed fire. your sacramento carmichael rose underwater as of late sunday. more than five inches of rain in the capital breaking the previous record set back in 1880. let's get back to our forecast. paul hagan. >>> crazy about sacramento. they set a record for the longest rain free stretch. hundreds of days. and then they set the record for the most rain in a given day. it is all or nothing. pretty much a similar story around the bay area. a couple showers right now. those will quiet down. hartley cloudy skies through

we may see some smoke from the wildfire burning in santa barbara county drifting into the bay area tomorrow due to use this shifting winds tonight, officials say containment on the lasalle fire has now grown to 11. that virus threatening more than 100, homes, ranches and other structures about 20 miles from the city of santa barbara 1300 personnel are trying to box in the fire and keep it from more populated areas. it is now burned more than 26 square miles of land. are still to come. former president bill clinton hospitalized the condition that landed him under a doctor's care tonight plus by immigrants. rights activists are suing the marine county sheriff also ahead, a skateboarder stabbed in the east bay at 10 30. what led up to the violence? and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wirele

. >>> highway 101 is back open through santa barbara, as cruise that'll back the nearby alisal fire . the flames are still threatening remote properties. came within a quarter-mile of the famed reagan ranch, and the 17,000 acre fire is just 40% contained tonight. >>> the drone video carrying some first of its kind cargo, a life-saving pair of lungs. the drone was transported between two hospitals in toronto in a specially designed container in an that could save many more patients in the future. >> one of the challenges now is getting transport, and getting transport in a timely and reliable fashion. >> i was running out of time. now i'm feeling amazing. i can breathe. i have a new lease on life. >> these drones are also being put to life-saving use in the canary islands, dropping food and water to dogs stranded by that active volcanic eruption. the lava is not headed their way , but it has cut off access to the mountainous area where they are. the plan is to continue the drone drops until the eruption stops, and they can be rescued. >>> take a live look at oracle park, where giants f

efforts are fired in a remote area -- focused in a remote area of santa barbara county. at times, the 101 freeway shut down. the window of progress is closing. >> we expect to have some seesawing we expect r ekthll see, if notsu will see fire crews out there putting out hotspots. alex: on monday and tuesday, the flames of the fire exploded. wind gusts were up to 70 miles per hour, embers jumping a mile ahead of the flame front, creating spot fires. flames pushing toward the ocean. because of the wind, the biggest asset firefighters have, could not fly. >> normally with a fire like this, you are used to seeing dozens of air tankers and helicopters flying around, making their attack. they are poised and ready to do so every time the wind lets up. alex: but on friday, the concern will not just be santa barbara, it will be throughout california. firefighters are already exhausted. >> i had the opportunity to see some really, really tired folks on the line. alex: with the strong santa ana winds blowing, humidity levels around 8% --and a red flag warning, extreme fire behavior

.: barbara is the general manager at hotel villa across from the ballpark. at bar patrons filled seats, something not often seen during the pandemic, but something that happens when the giants are at the park. >> when they are here, we are sold out. when they are not here, we are at 30% occupancy. j.r.: the fans are here to see the winning a san francisco giants team of all time. >> i feel so blessed to be here in this moment. it is a chance to be here at this sacred hallowed ground. j.r.: while many are focused solely on the giants, this outdoor event will allow one remote worker a chance to meet her coworkers of six months in person for the first time. >> just knowing the faces on the screen, but excited to see them. j.r.: other say a special feeling coming back. >> it has been a rough year for all of us. j.r.: with the giants are doing for san francisco is amazing, because they are really the thing bringing all the excitement and all the people and everything back to san francisco. j.r.: how long will this boom for business last? to be determined, but we

this is the fire that is burning near santa barbara to the north and west of santa barbara. and now it's going to 15,000 acres and it's only 5% contained, strong winds have been pushing the flames towards the pacific ocean at this point. and forced the closure of us highway one. oh, one, nobody has been hurt, but again, they're a really don't have a handle on it at all. yet. and so we're hoping that those winds do not with up again today. yeah. that's going to be the issue. we've got john tracking that for in the weather center not only from the fire fighting standpoint, but also because we cut. >> a lot of anticipation and excitement for tonight's game as well out of oracle park. and we know the winds could be problematic for the dodgers. i'm hoping that we get a little bit more. they can to help where they get hurt. it just depends which way the hopefully it all helps tonight because the last thing we want to see is in the past during fires or a dodgers win. we are looking outside at oracle park right here where conditions will be rather cool around. first pitch is at 6. o

i want to start with you, barbara. what should we expect at tomorrow's deposition in new york by the former president? >> what's always difficult about donald trump is you never know what words will come out of his mouth. he's been through this process many times in his prior life as a businessman, he will be asked questions but he's under oath. i think there's good reason the lawyers in the mueller investigation insisted on written questions and that is he's so unfamiliar with the truth that it's very difficult for him to tell it i think in a consistent manner. i think anything can happen in that deposition. >> could you see at all what could happen if he's subpoenaed by the january 6th commission? >> i think there's a likelihood he could have to testify in person. it seemed like in the past there's always been courtesies extended to presidents and former presidents. when bill clinton got to do his deposition for -- in preparation for grand jury in private in video, not in the open. but i think donald trump has shown

it's burned nearly 17,000 acres west of santa barbara. it began monday crews did get some help from water dropping air tankers and helicopters. but fire officials say strong wind gusts have been threatening to ground the aircraft containment. at last word. only 5% more than a 100 homes and ranches and other buildings are being threatened. let's check on our 4 zone forecast tonight. this is a live look. one of my favorite pictures that we get of the golden gate bridge is just beautiful. yes, that from the marin headlands and must pay. that's lovely debris. so rodriguez says here i kind of locked in on the fact are talking about the possibility of rain. so hoping so i know it's all years and a lot of weight on the shoulders. but finally we're going to start to see the storms are opening in the coming weeks, especially next week. >> by the 2nd half. we actually do have the potential for some measurable rain yes, rain returning to the bay area. the let's take a look at current conditions out there right now in santa barbara where that alice a

gorgeous as the weather was today we could see, soon, see some haze from this wildfire burning in santa barbara county. the fire has burned over 16,000 acres. >> our chief meteorologist joining us now with, well, we have not talked about it in a few days an air quality forecast my don't think we will get into any air quality alerts just some of the smoke. let's take a look at the forecast models, the winds shifting in the lower levels of the atmosphere. steer the smoke. more smoke blowing up across the rest of the bay area on saturday. mainly what we will see is haze over head as opposed to concentrated smoke at ground level. i think the worst that our air quality is going to get heading through the next several days is the moderate category, that is likely to happen on saturday before a storm system comes in and pushes the smoke that we see out of here by sunday and monday. we will talk about if that storm system will produce showers coming up in the full forecast. >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> new clue tonight in the road rage homicide of this 15-year-old girl in oakland. it happened on

. >> plus, the fast-moving fire in santa barbara county continues to grow. what firefighters say they finally hope they are able to do today. >> if you are a fan of horror movies, you'll want to tune in to the "kelly clarkson show" today. jamie lee curtis having an honest conversation on why she does not watch scary movies, and why she doesn't like haunted houses. watch it right here on nbc bay area at 3:00 this afternoon. my name is trisha. i'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have jaybirds that come when i call. i know how important it is to feed your body good nutrition. i heard about prevagen and i heard about the research behind it. taking prevagen, i have noticed that i can think clearly. my memory is better. i can say that prevagen is one of the most outstanding supplements i've ever taken. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> now to a follow-up after days of cancellations and delays. southwest airlines is inching back to more normal operations. this as the carrier's ceo denies

contained after more than 1,600 firefighters battled the blaze in the nina's mountains west of santa barbara crews were able to stop forward progress fighting the flames by land and by air the fire erupted last monday during fierce winds and has burned over 17,000 acres. meantime the estrada fire in santa cruz county is now 60% contained 148 acres have burned but no homes were damaged all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted our media partners at the bay area news group do report the fire started after. controlled burn on a retired cal fire battalion chief's property jumped containment lines. in the east bay a tribute today to mark the 30th anniversary of the oakland hills firestorm the north hills community association hosted a picnic to celebr. the people who keep oakland safe and to honor those who lost their lives in 1991 the fire killed 25 people making it the third deadliest wildfire in california history it burned more than 1,500 acres and destroyed 3,000 structures oakland's fire chief lives in under the areas hardest hit by the blaze to prove that not only is it important

. >> nos vamos al sur de california el incendio sigue creciendo y afectando a residente de santa bÁrbara de acuerdo al departamento de bomberos de california las llamas han consumido mÁs de 16 mil acres de terreno y han podido extinguir 5%, el tramo de la autopista continÚa cerrado debido a la cercanÍa del fuego, hay que estar atentos porque es probable que los vientos puedan traer aquÍ a la bahÍa parte del humo de los incendios. >> vamos pasar con guillermo quien nos dice cÓmo estarÁn las temperaturas este fin de semana que se viene, saludos feliz viernes guillermo, ¿quÉ tal?. >> ¿quÉ tal? amigos buenas tardes ya es viernes este fin de semana con temperaturas agradables de hecho, maÑana sÁbado, las condiciones todavÍa con ese aumento de temperatura un sistema de alta presiÓn se queda en california pero comienza a dibujar el sistema que traerÁ los cambios para nosotros las posibilidades de lluvia por lo menos de forma ligera, hacÍa el norte de la bahÍa, se espera muy poca posibilidad hacia la zona sur del Área de la bahÍa, el panorama es precisamente de buenas condici

we'll talk live with california representative barbara lee. there she is right now about the ongoing fight in congress to much of president biden's agenda passed. we'll let you know where things stand right after the break. >> welcome back here to kron 4 news at 9 o'clock tonight. congressional democrats continue to try and get president biden's massive agenda passed, but they're being held up by mostly members of their own party. >> joining us live to talk more about exactly where things stand is california congresswoman barbara lee. she sits on the house appropriations committee. she's in charge of all the money and all that stuff like that. here to talk about where things stand right now and how things are going to move forward in getting these bills pass. congresswoman lee, thanks so much for spending time with us here on kron. 4 news at 9. >> nice being with you this evening. so can you tell us where things stand right now. we know right now we have kind of 2 big bills we're talking about here. we have this infrastructure bill one 0.5 mil

spencer: makes a lot of sense. >> you're in santa barbara, hello. take advantage of your natural surroundings. larry: just go back to looking at apple stock. your turn. >> now that halloween is almost here, we can start talking about christmas. how about a christmas movie? elf was a hit but there were not be a sequel, at least not with will ferrell in it. the actress as he turned down $29 million to start an elf 2, 2 thousand three film growth $220 million, it only cost $33 million to make. he says he turned down the sequel because he thought it would be a bomb. >> i will do it for half. spencer: is he afraid it might lower his self-esteem? larry: that one was good -- elf esteem? larry: that was good. >> i looked this up, i was like, what? it turns out he thought it was going to be bad and he does not have it in him to live. he thought, i have to promote this movie and i cannot tell people to watch a bad movie. so good for him. i respect that. >> there's a number of other actors that might be wise to do the same thing. we won't name names. halloween

powerful wind healing a fast- moving wildfire in santa barbara county. he started yesterday and has burned more than 8000 acres in the sand and as mountains. it is spreading towards the coast, forcing the closure of highway 101 near goleta. evacuation orders are now in place nearby parks and camp grounds. we are told about 100 structures, including ranches and homes, are threatened. the latest report said uc santa barbara is not affected, and campus is open. >>> new at 5:00, and thus got his mother is facing charges after hosting teen sex parties in providing alcohol for minors. kpix 5 reporter andria borba is a live in los gatos with the details. >> reporter: prosecutors say ala scattered mothers plied teens with alcohol that she paid for, intimidated them into silence and worse. prosecutors in santa clara county say mama shannon o'connor used snapchatted to arrange wild alcohol fueled parties with her sons friends, encouraging them to hook up , sometimes on consensually, and they say sometimes shannon bruga watched. prosecutors say the party started in

fire is burning near santa barbara. if you're traveling down the coast, highway 101 is now reopened. the section that goes to highway one had been closed for three days. chp said while it is reopened, emergency crews are going to be working nearby. the fire has burned 16,000 acres and is only 11% contained. mike: we will start by looking at the air quality at the source. down there near santa barbara, it is yellow. that is what we have right now. what's going to happen, this is going to come at us from the south. this is not going to make it down to where we are. while this guy will go from a beautiful blue to a hazy blue, our air quality is going to be good and moderate. this actually improves with that chance of wet weather. you can see plenty of stars out there. 52 at the ferry building. one of the warm spots is 59 degrees. union city, palo the south bay, we've got 40's. part of that is because we don't have any fog or clouds. the air is not going to be an issue. the only thing is the close. we are going to have a 40

drifting winds carried smoke from the alisol fire in santa barbara into you may have noticed noticed it the smoke will mean at higher elevations and there is no air quality advisory at the moment. the hazy conditions are expected to linger through saturday, but an expected cold front on sunday. that should push the smoke out the allus all fire has burned more than 16,000 acres in the santa inez mountains as of this morning. was a 41% contained. all right. well smoke may be going out but maybe some rain coming in dance. yeah rain, and i'm a little cold too sandy. yeah, it's definitely gonna be much cooler on sunday with the wet weather coming in. dananama. i want to show you live doppler 7 right now tracking the system which at this hour is really taking all the rain into the pacific northwest that's going to change as we head into the second half of your weekend bright skies from our emeryville camera as we look back towards the golden gate bridge it is for in the city low 80s from oakland to san jose 70 degrees in pacifica. this is warm fall weather sutro tower camera showing you cl

reporter: nicole and her husband had a weekend getaway planned at the hyatt place in downtown santa barbara to celebrate their 5 your anniversary. they are both vaccinated, but they came down with covid last week. when they went to cancel the reservation, they say the general manager told them >> sorry you have covid, there's nothing i can do. >> reporter: she picked two nights on a nonrefundable room through a third-party travel website, and the website told them it is up to the hotel's general manager whether he wanted to give her a refund or credit. >> i said what were you do if you're in my shoes, and he said i would tell you what i would do, in the 14 years of being in this industry i would not up a nonrefundable room. >> many people want to take advantage of great discount deals, and a letter nonrefundable. >> reporter: melissa wu is a travel advisor. >> you some more flexibility in booking resorts and hotels a few months ago. now, more people are traveling. more policies are in place at these hotels, and there is definitely less flexibility. >> reporter: that's why she recommends tra

it is west of santa barbara. the fire has forced evacuation the genetic portion of highway 101. has grown to 14,500 acres and only 5% content. there are rough conditions out there right now. >> reporter: along the hillside, we spot the fires when the winds become so combined with the dry vegetation that looks like a tornado along the mountain. >> crews are working hard to repair damaged articles to get highway 11 two being reopened when it is a. >> 40-50 mile-per-hour winds and expensive threatening a perfect storm of a fire that will be very challenging to contain into control. >> of this is a reopening of the highway is a priority right now. >> back in the area, it was in the front and conspiracy trial of parallels founder elizabeth holmes. the judge is considering whether to release private and personal information about the jurors from questionnaire stated that during translation. we are live in san jose with more on how this could impact the trial. >> selecting a jury spotlighting men and women can be impartial and unbiased in the process of doing that, deeply personal ques

the other thing is barbara moreno. i was very pleased to see that. i did 45 years in japantown, but to see someone 41 years in civil servant, that's quite remarkable. i've known barbara since she was a child, so i really, really appreciate her service. i just wanted to acknowledge her activity, chief velo. i'm moving onto support services, could chief dewitt. what always happens, chief dewitt, is your section is large and inclusive, so it takes time. the only thing that sticks out again is this station 35 delay. i think when d.p.w. was here, and i hope they're listening tonight, that issue of discussion became more of an issue of oversight, so as these newsletters come from d.p.w., chief velo, i used to glaze as it, but now, i read it all the way down to the calendar. i think your location, chief dewitt, is pretty self-explanatory of another delay with 35, but basically the justification is there. i was somewhat concerned as the presentation by d.p.w., there was a budget aligned with that presentation that had some effect upon us, and i'm not going t