Youre watching kron 4 morning news at 09 00am. Morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday, it must be nice to wake up at 9 also than john trouble is here with the weather and you get out even earlier than i yeah, definitely an early morning, but for those that are waking up at 9 weve got this still wake up to beautiful clear skies. May be hearing a little bit of the wind outside yet again not as windy as yesterday but definitely another breezy want a steady breeze thats going to take us through the afternoon today right now its windiest at the tcoast and up into Solano County those winds are going to spread into the inland east bay this afternoon. So just prepare yourselves for that really going to have an impact as youre driving around for your commute home from work. Skies, beautiful unclear unlike yesterday when we saw some cloud cover passing overhead not going to see much if any of that today. Temperatures are already climbing oakland conquered at 64 fairfield your war
Were back with a small brush fire raging on a hillside about 30 miles east of downtown los angeles. Firefighters were able to save a nearby restaurant, but the heat wave is hanging over Southern California for another few days. Miami is headed for another warm but soggy day. As much as 7 inches fell in parts of southern florida, washing out memorial day for many and making driving hazardous. More rain and severe storms are expected today because a big storm system is sitting right off the coast and will continue to drench the area. That system could become the second tropical system of the year, and its moving north towards the Kennedy Space center. That nasty weather could impact tomorrows scheduled launch of a pair of american astronauts into space. It comes as nasa and spacex give a final go for the historic launch, the first liftoff of american astronauts from u. S. Soil in nine years. Heres abcs gio benitez. Reporter worries that the weather will delay this Historic Mission to spa
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Some years ago, war reached into the American Home. The farewells were everywhere. The farms, the shanty on the tracks, lavish apartments, the uptown flats, the shrubs states, the modest houses of the suburban streets. Everywhere, the men were taken or keeps her borrowed borrowed. The youngest, cleanest. The best. Each man went into battle in his own way and through his own job. More than half of them saw combat service. A small percentage of these, not many as you may imagine were in the front lines. Within shell range of the enemy. For anyone in this latter group, a very special experience. He was at any moment, expendable. For him, the baseball parks were full of late, exciting rallies. For him, the beach parties were not as pleasant as they had been a few summers before. For him, the rivers ran by. The boating was not so good. For him, the flight decks were not as wide as the fields of texas. For the rest, there were 1000 nonmilitary jobs, each dependent on the other, each vital to