we -- alyssa, there she is. let's give alyssa a round of applause. so alyssa made certain that the city issued a proclamation in honor of maryanne ali. and not only did she make sure the city issued a proclamation. she joined us at maryanne ali's house to present it to her in person. and maryanne ali, everything the kitchen is is in large part because of her. let's give her one more round of applause. and so the last thing i want to say, you know, john had a saying. he said each, quote, each generation has a responsibility to document its times. because while future generations will make mistakes, the hope is they make them on a higher level. thanks to alex moore and him really chronicling and adding on to the initial 25 years, we now have a rich history of the success of the kitchen, some of the challenges that the kitchen faced, and so as a result of this history being chronicled in this book, the kitchen is now set up for the next 35 years. and so i just want us all to celebrate and give a round of applause t

alyssa don't play. [cheers] she is serious.n some of these key issues, i'd have her negotiate on my behalf because she understood when you had to compromise and when you had to stand firm. and in congress, she's been working on the issues that matter to you. like bringing down the cost of prescription drugs and bringing supply chains back to the u.s. and creating good jobs right here in michigan working with , state government. this is the kind of person we need in washington because presidents can't do it alone. [cheers] she will help kamala and tim get stuff done. [cheers] somebody who shares our values and wants to move the country forward and not back. now, one of those values we share that we talk about that. -- talk about, that we work on and that you all care deeply about is freedom. so let me talk about that just for a second. i don't think we've ever had an election with candidates whose conception, whose understanding of freedom is so different, because for donald trump and his cronies, freedom basically just means ge

alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. we will be following. alyssa. thank you. well, in san jose, business and community leaders are calling for the recall of embattled councilman omar torres. they just wrapped up a rally and news conference. torres is asking for a leave of absence through november 5th. this is in the wake of the ongoing criminal investigation. he's battling allegations he may have committed sexual misconduct with a minor claims he vigorously denies. he has been a no show ever since. word of the investigation got out, missing the past two council meetings. well, just into our newsroom, more people have gotten sick. this is after eating mcdonald's quarter pounder. the cdc says 75 cases are now linked to the deadly e coli strain. those cases have been reported in 13 states, but still, there are no reported cases here in california. 22 people have been hospitalized. one person dying. the fda and the cdc have zeroed in on the silvered onions. this is served on those hamburgers as the likely source of the contamination. mcdonald's confirming that tay

live in san francisco alyssa goard nbc, bay area news. all right, alyssa, thank you very much.eorologist rob mayeda is here, and it didn't happen today, but everybody is hoping it's going to happen tomorrow. the trend should be better tomorrow afternoon, but right now you wouldn't want to see this. we got the blanket of low clouds right over downtown san francisco. and through the first half of tomorrow. notice how far inland those low clouds are all the way through. about lunchtime. you still have the patchy, low clouds. but unlike what we had today around 3:00, we should begin to see some of the low clouds breaking up around the bay. so we'll go from a drizzly, cloudy start to the morning. then around flight tim, another flight time decision 3:00 partly cloudy skies, a little fog west of the golden gate bridge, but hopefully some clearing, unlike what we had out there today. so we'll talk more about the drizzle. we'll see for tomorrow morning. mild temperatures through the middle part of the week. but later on in the 7-day forecast, got a chance of some showers and possibly s

so alyssa, i mean, what would what was that? >> i mean, i'm more confused and kristi noem looks on that stage, this is truly one of the most bizarre things i've seen in american politics. and happy joe biden had done that. >> i wasn't either only person to call for joe biden if joe biden had done this in onstage, just bobbed and weaved and dance to music for 40 minutes with no purpose saying the voters don't want to hear answers to questions three weeks out from the election yes, we would say joe biden is unfit and not up for the task of being president for another four years. speaker shannon come on, come on, less and less. >> and this is a non-story president trump was doing the right thing. this was absolutely appropriate. you had to one regard. i asked that because it was so crowded and there was so much heat because there were people that were passed out. he was acting he couldn't go back back and take a break. excuse me. don't interrupt. let me let me finish the list. i didn't interrupt you. what he did do was stand there

alyssa farah griffin, you're actually joining liz cheney. and as alongside former trump white house aides, at an event next week. and the plan as we understand it sound the alarm about a potential second trump term, and we should note that this event is not an official harris campaign event, but alyssa, you know, this world better than anyone. how successful do you think that tonight can be at winning over disaffected voters? >> listen, i think it's hugely important. we've talked this whole election cycle about the so-called nikki haley voters. this roughly 20 to 30% of republican primary voters who actively turned out to vote against trump. i think a lot of those voters, at least half of them are much more closely liz cheney voters. traditional republicans who believe in the constitution can the rule of law standing with our allies abroad, all things that donald trump has turned against. and i think having somebody step out, who is i mean, the picture of a republican, the idea of liz cheney and dick cheney supporting democrats, something no

so alyssa, i mean, what would what was that? >> i mean, i'm more confused than kristi noem looks on that stage. this is truly one of the most bizarre things i've seen in american politics and happened to joe biden had done that. i wasn't either only person to call for joe biden if joe biden had done this in onstage, just bobbed and weaved and dance to music for 40 minutes with no purpose saying voters don't want to hear answers to questions three weeks after an election? yes, we would say joe biden is unfit and not up for the task of being president for another four years speaker shannon ahmad come on a listen, listen. this is a non-story president trump was doing the right thing. this was absolutely appropriate. you have to one regard. >> i stopped because it was so crowded there was so much heat because there were people that were passed out and he was acting he couldn't go back to you, didn't go back and take a break? excuse me for don't interrupt. let me let me finish the list. i didn't interrupt you. what he did do was stan

live in oakland alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. thank you alyssa. crews rushed to put out a brush fire in castro valley this afternoon. it started just before three. east of eden canyon and palomares off 580. firefighters say it started after reports of a car fire about three and a half acres burned. no word on any injuries. that fire danger continues as we head into the workweek. live. look from some of our cameras across the bay area. dry conditions will remain for days to come. there might be a break in some of that. cinthia pimentel tracking the latest for us. cynthia. as we went through the day today, we got a little bit more of that recovery. you might have noticed some more clouds up in the sky, places along the coast and the north bay bumped up that humidity a little bit for today, but places that continue to struggle were out towards the east bay and walnut creek, not making it past that 50% mark. and also down here into the south bay, where we remain pretty dry and warm as the day went on. and we're going to continue with that pattern as w

what signal does it send you that extraordinary list alyssa farrah griffin went through. she is saying this man is a threat to our national security. >> it should be a warning call to the american public in terms of what dangers we might face if donald trump is elected president. clearly people like john kelly, john bolton, secretary esper and all of those. these individuals with many years of experience in the national security front did see up close and personal dangerous and irresponsible donald trump was. that is why again i find it unsurprising we have so many of these individuals who have dedicated their lives to protect the interest of this country are coming out publicly and singly danger donald trump is. i find it so surreal not more americans are listening to what is clearly going to be very much a dangerous situation if donald trump gets back into the oval office. >> i think that is a profoundly important point that folks are in some sense sort of dismissive of to put it well that is foreign-policy or something outside but it is all connected in so many ways an

ghana's versus doug and alyssa just said these are falsified. these are lies, they are not the way things are playing out on the ground who you've heard from republicans who have said that as well. >> however, this is something that they plan to continue running on and just keep in mind, we are now facing a another hurricane. >> expect to hear this narrative going forward listen, something that desantis is saying. i didn't know. vice president harris had called i guess you could say there's politics that divides version. harris wants to be seen as being sort of in command and therefore, it's calling desantis. i don't know if there's a role for her that she needs to be calling him what do you make of that sort of playing out? >> i think everyone still being afraid of having that chris christie hugging obama moment of embracing a different political partisan. but the reality is as i worked for vice president pence, and anytime there was a major natural disaster, he would also be calling governors, members of congress in the areas that were affecte

alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. gia real quick, how much how much fast food can you buy with $100,000? a lot, a lot. daniel. and on a far more serious note, thanks to daniel kicking that field goal, the game day team is donating $600,000 to relief efforts for victims of hurricane helene. thousands packed into campus for cal's debut on college game day. first time ever. it's happened there. hordes of students and fans began lining up around midnight at memorial glade. the morning festivities put the cal bears into the national spotlight. one espn broadcaster said. the crowd ranked among the top 5% for college game day. and that energy carried all the way into the evening. in fact, it's still going on. cal taking on the undefeated miami hurricanes. anthony flores going to have the highlights for us in sports. he joins us in less than 20 minutes. well one person is dead tonight in a suspected road rage crash in the north bay. it happened around 2 p.m. today in rohnert park. that is eight miles south of santa rosa. chp

alyssa farah and grit farah griffin, let me start with you. what's your reaction to the republican vice presidential candidate jd vance fully leaning into trump's totally baseless lies. about the 2020 election for the first time as the gop vp candidate listen, it speaks to his character and his integrity. >> i don't think there's anyone on this panel who thinks that jd vance legitimately believes that donald trump won the election and that joe biden lost it. but this is becoming a litmus test, a sort of bright line to be able to be donald trump's vp pick. there's a reason my former boss, mike pence, is not on the ticket. it's because he held the line. you defended the constitution and he certified 81 million americans votes for joe biden, who won the election i do think this matters. kamala harris was rallying in pennsylvania today with republicans. she's going for disillusion. republicans who are tired of the lies are tired, tired of the misleading of the public in this could make a difference around the margins are chief media analyst brian

muchas gracias, alyssa.e de los tiburones. así que el partido empieza a las 19:00 de la noche. así todavía no abren las puertas. por eso está todo tan calmado. pero bueno, nos vamos a despedir por el momento. tendremos todo mucho más adelante. hasta aquí los deportes. vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. predomina la acción. fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota responde toyota. vayamos juntos. manteca. tendremos detalles en horario especial después de la medianoche, pero vamos a cerrar esta edición con un tono agradable, contándole de los autores de cómics, artistas y cosplayers que se reunieron hoy en la biblioteca municipal de santa clara. marcelo, para celebrar el tan esperado comic-con. este día estuvo repleto de eventos. los artistas participaron en paneles y los asistentes se disfrazaron como sus personajes favoritos para concursos de disfraces. también hubo talleres de coreografía de k-pop, así como diseños de disfraces. la franquicia famosa de star wars y por supuesto, personajes c

alright. >> alyssa jamal, aaron, thank you all. next breaking news, republicans asking the attorney general to investigate elon musk for giving out $1 million a day to registered voters swing-states is musk breaking the law. and georgia smashing early voting records with one-and-a-half million ballots cast. believe that's what nauert like 15% for voters. it's incredible. stacey abrams, who knows the ground game in that state inside now it is my guess was battleground pennsylvania ground zero for political ad wars. and the people people who live there have had enough overkill. >> it's overwhelming political analysis have all kinds of questions about to feel so stupid, pressing questions what did biden do? >> that said the right paul stayed awake, hard hitting questions. why did front pull out of 60 minutes? >> i love pulling out down, right ticulate questions. >> what are the predictions? thanks, week's top stories, baby oil files for bankruptcy, news network provide got news for you next saturday at nine on cnn and streaming stay o

and alyssa farah griffin, trump has been on the defensive over the revelation that he spoke favorably of hitler's generals, his wanting to target his political opponents and the he's latest new comments about the united states actually being a garbage can. you have in our final cnn poll of polls, poll that came out today on 2024, election, harris and trump are tied at 47%. are you surprised by that? >> i'm actually not surprised. i think we live in one of the most politically polarized moments in modern history. so this race is going to appear a dead heat, and i think frankly it is but there's been this kind of a narrative that kamala harris should not be talking about. donald trump's on fitness for office. she shouldn't be bringing up general kelly's comments about him praising hitler, among other things. thanks i think she needs to be practicing and all of the above strategy she needs to call out and define why donald trump is uniquely dangerous in a way that no modern candidate for president has ever been, will also proactively talking about what her agenda is and what she wants to

remembering advice from her father, alyssa jumped into action and was the first person to call for help>> you always taught me to be aware and, you know, go alert him when anything happens. i was going to bed and i was kind of rolling around and i heard something outside, and it was like clanking of metal and a whole bunch of pops, and something told me to go and look out my window. >> the blaze started in a nearby homeless encampment, according to fire officials. the homeowners association president says he sent the city a letter about the dangers of the encampment six years ago. city officials tell ktvu they are in discussions with union pacific about how to respond to encampments on the private property, and that does it for us here. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow at 730. just make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv, where you can stream all of our newscasts and find exclusive content right there on your smart tv. have a great night if whisky could talk, johnnie walker black label would sing. with notes of sweet smooth toffee, rich fruit, and a touch of

and alyssa slotkin and other democrats have been sounding the alarm on the problems that democrats have in michigan for months. of course, this predates when kamala harris was the nominee, but they've had a lot of it's been difficult for them to make up where they were so low recently and alyssa slotkin in our interview with you essentially said that same week time's not done a good job getting out that message and so it's clear to me that those challenges still exist the one person who is trying to create separation, the senate side is larry hogan. >> so you have larry hogan and maryland who is clearly separating himself from trump and you have mike rogers who doesn't want any daylight. and we will know on november 6, which one is successful. >> it's the purple straight sahel strategy saying i'm going to tie themselves to trump and they may be successful, but maybe they both lose. maybe they go both when they split ticket voting. so much uncertainty in 16 days, we shall no, sir. all right. coming up an israeli counter attack on iran, could very well happen before election day kaitlan c

in oakland, alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. the washington post is breaking with election tradition and not endorsing a candidate for president. this cycle. editorial page staffers had drafted an endorsement of democratic nominee kamala harris, but the paper's owner pulled the article at the last minute. that's according to two sources briefed on the events. amazon founder jeff bezos owns the washington post, and former president trump has been critical of bezos and the post in the past. after the paper endorsed mr. trump's opponents both in 2016 and 2020. the post has regularly endorsed candidates for president since 1976, with the exception of the 1988 race between bush and dukakis. all the endorsements were for democrats. the shakeup at the l.a. times continues over its pulled endorsement of vp harris. two veteran journalists have announced their resignations a day after the editorial page editor quit in protest over the owner's decision not to endorse a candidate. several editorials favoring her were also killed. in a state

alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. major route across the north bay is still blocked after a gas spill. this afternoon. crews are still working to clean up part of highway 37. very popular route across the solano, sonoma and marin counties. it connects highway 101 all the way over to interstate 80. the road was shut down around 330 after a crash just outside of vallejo. chp says two vehicles crashed a big rig flipped over, spilling gas into the water. the latest updates posted by chp show crews were still trying to get the tanker out of the water, so the highway still blocked in both directions. right now, they're aiming to get it cleared by midnight. well, as election day fast approaches voting centers across the bay area open for weekend voting today, and that includes city hall. the city hall voting center. that's in san francisco. it opened weekdays for early voting earlier this month, but will now be open every day leading up to and including election day. we spoke with people who came by today to cast their ballo

speaking of the man who is going to be speaking now will be introducing her but but i am curious, alyssa, what you think is at stake here. we were just harry was reporting on oakland county in michigan. and just how crucial this one county you got trump and harris going there tomorrow, that both candidates seem to see right now whether, whether out of nervousness or everything all in that these midwestern states are the places they must be. >> well and i think that we've always talked about must win pennsylvania and pennsylvania yeah. matter is more than any other state. but the blue wall is showing some cracks and i think kamala harris sees that. i think her internal polling demonstrates that, which is why she's been between michigan and wisconsin the last few days. and i think well, she does have more options and more paths than donald trump. she could pick up some of the sunbelt. >> this is very key for her. she does not want to be in a position hillary clinton was in 2016 coming up and realized she lost michigan so this is where i would expect you're going to see your quite a bit goi

alyssa slotkin and mike rogers will have their final debate for that seat tonight. nbc capitol hill correspondent, julie circuit is following this race for us. you interviewed both candidate ahead of the debate tonight. what do they reveal? >> hi, ana, good morning. a pivotal crucial debate between slotkin and rogers tonight. they are tied in this race and it started as something that leaned democrat and now a toss-up. in our extensive one-on-one interviews with both sotkin and rogers, how the war has impacted the communities here and just a couple of miles from me is dearborn, home to a very large population of arab-americans of lebanese-americans. here's how each candidate is working to appeal to those communities. watch. >> both communities feel like they're just scared of a rise in antisemitism, the rise in islamophobia, and for me, i think at this point we all know that we need to move on from this phase of the conflict. >> we have been in those communities and have had really productive conversations in both the jewish community and the arab community. the pro

alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. education leaders in the state have new guidance about what to do when there's wildfire smoke in the air. those guidelines state that if the air quality index is 100 or above, schools may consider moving exercise indoors. if the aqi is above 150. all activities should be moved indoors, and if the number is 200 or above, the school district may consider closing schools based on site by site concerns. all kids are considered sensitive to air pollution because their lungs and immune systems are not fully developed. governor newsom signed a bill to help state special schools in the south bay, and now supporters are celebrating state assemblyman alex lee wrote that new legislation. it allows for highway signs to be built for the california school for the deaf and the school for the blind in fremont. lee says the signs will bring attention to the valuable work done by those schools, often, disability communities are overlooked or neglected, and this really puts them on the map and makes sur

in oakland, alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. thank you. alyssa.rict attorney pamela price is now facing the threat of a defamation lawsuit. east bay congressman eric swalwell recently sent a letter to price demanding she retract what he is calling malicious and defamatory statements. he's referring to a facebook post the da made this month, the day swalwell endorsed the recall against her. and in that post, price accused the congressman of trying to oust her just to cover himself from, quote, unethical practices when he was in the da's office 20 years ago. the congressman says price has two days left to take those comments back, or he'll take her to court. the price campaign issued a statement in response, saying in part, quote, constituents would be better served if swalwell focused less on trying to overturn the will of the voters and more on defending our democracy. an east bay high school student is facing felony charges after allegedly brutally attacking an assistant principal. san ramon police say this all happened at cal high's homecoming d

alyssa slotkin is doing well, running ahead of kamala harris in that race ahead of former congressmanrs. that is one democrats are eyeing. if kamala harris has more of a problem nationally, alyssa slotkin could have a problem as well in michigan. amna: what about in montana? the best potential chance for republicans to flip a seat? lisa: it is. if republicans can't flip this seat, i think democrats will keep the senate for sure. this has been a tough race for democrats, and always has been for democrats, at least in modern times. jon tester is running against former navy seal and someone who is a businessman running a very good campaign. a lot of money in this race. in the debate earlier this week one of the big issues they brought up was immigration. here is how he went on the attack. >> i'm a pro immigration guy. i've welcomed dozens of folks here to work for our companies and brought friends in this country but coming the right way, legal is the right way to do it. we've seen happen last 3.5 years is a humanitarian disgrace, it's a national security disgrace. and the democrats chos

and there's also brass politics in this, as alyssa mentioned, but it's also stupid politics. the reality is the area of north carolina that was hit is overwhelmingly republican. donald trump of the, of the 25 counties that are under emergency declaration, donald trump won all of them, but to there are about 185,000 more republicans. there are democrats in this issue, are in that area. so by spreading this misinformation, you're hurting your own voters first and we know donald trump takes his people sort of as a special, special case. he's damaging them for his own political goods. that's malicious christian, i mean, does the trump campaign have any explanation for why they why the former president continues to lie about this response. i mean, it's obvious why he does, and there's obviously a shamelessness obviously that he's used to, but i mean, do they did they have any explanation room here, but what is absolutely no change in posture and that they would disagree with what doug just said about how this impacts hello. >> says he is trying to speak to people to use to figure

to talk with you about alyssa's lock in. she is a true public servant that dedicated her career to serving american people. no matter who was in the white house. i saw that leadership and character of close. in the situation room, she delivered national security briefings on some of the toughest issues. that is/center to negotiate on my behalf because she understood when to compromise and wind -- when to stand firm. that is why i nominated her to be an assistant secretary of defense. she is the kind of leader we need. tough, independent and effective. she will get the job done. >> there just 32 days left until election day. the race will determine the policies but also answer a fundamental question. a question about what would become and do we remain a democracy or not? these efforts by the former president could prove highly consequential. we can only assume he will deliver some of those same messages of hope and enthusiasm with a side of humor. >> here is a 78-year-old billionaire who has not stopped whining about his prob

alyssa. but but to see her in that moment tonight, what what do you think that there if you're a her adviser, what's that strategy look like behind the scenes? it's in impound the fact that we live in a very fractured media environment where people are choosing where and how they get their information unfortunately, it's not always from cnn, although i wish it was there watching, there, on tiktok, they're watching late night, they're listening to podcasts that they loved their religiously, right? they're doing all kinds of player watching the view so you really got to be everywhere. and i will say as a communications professional, my job has changed dramatically over the last 1020 years because you really have to say to candidates know really you do have to go on this podcast. yes, really we're going to take this real for instagram and yes, i promise you it's going to matter because that's where voters are and you have to be where the voters are. >> yeah. well, i mean, brian, just as the chie

on monday, alyssa tran was trying to go to sleep when she saw flames near her complex.she called 911, then alerted everyone to get up and escape from their homes. >> the pentagon is confirming north korea sent thousands of troops to russia. the u.s. and south korea say there is evidence at least 3000 north korean troops are training with russia's military. for now, the white house says it is not taking any action and is monitoring the situation. >> if these north korean soldiers decide to join the fight against ukraine, they will become legitimate military targets. >> north korea denies sending troops to russia. meanwhile, the white house is recommending ukraine not use american made long range missiles to strike inside russia, out of concern that moscow may view the strikes as a direct american involvement in the war. a warning issued by the u.s. and israel against terror attacks on tourist locations now. the u.s. embassy says it received a credible warning of an attack targeting sri lanka. in response, the embassy has imposed a travel restriction on embassy personnel

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>> well, i mean, they've alyssa, can i ask you one thing about what happened at mcdonald's? you had tim walz on the view today and i know you were talking about the mcdonald's view the gods visit. i'm sorry, at a fundraiser, he slammed trump's visit by saying he looked as dumb as i thought he would, which might not be the same crassus of trump but this is the discourse that we're hearing now. and he had an exchange with you about it, and i wanted to play it americans who feel like they're struggling? >> yeah. >> well, if they're saying they are they are. and i think for all of us have prices being out there. i think that's why vice president harris has made it very clear that that is a top priority vice president harris i grew up middle-class. we understand that she actually worked at a mcdonald's. she didn't go and pander and disrespect mcdonalds workers by standing there and you're red dye. take a picture his policies are the ones that undermine those very workers that were in that mcdonald's mcdonald's and who worked at a mcdonald's? that's and who didn't and you know, fr

now alyssa, will you question all the new money to buy it? the more sooner you stick with the let serious, miscellaneous, you just have to meet at least for school, cuz that goes and deal with them. most will be for the reasons i said it was i sort of just gave me such as the letting him put him in the was a little fuck test cuz i need the soonest. eclipse looks in the or not will be able to keep them here. but i really assist if it doesn't show up in states and will go much to do to this up to supposing it's less than the living in yet. or if you think that is the perfect time or not, it will kind of move towards the would be easy, the display missed and those that sure could have elizabeth. yeah, to it. ok with that code. so we should share with tech by directing wilks, facebook and there's also disease or you have kind of, i just wish that i see them in this position. so in the most part, is this the 1st important or below what that could you imagine? yes, if i would show us that the 2 is more and should this to is still for the son was th

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alyssa goard today in the bay. well, for his parents sake, i really hope he uses it for tuition. and because daniel made that field goal, the game day team is donating $600,000 to hurricane helene. relief efforts. thousands of students and alumni packed into the berkeley campus for cal's debut on college game day. finally putting the cal bears into the national spotlight. one of the espn hosts said the crowd ranked among the top for any college game day. oh man. and that energy carried all the way into the game at night. cal taking on the undefeated miami hurricanes. it was an incredible game. did they pull off the win? anthony flores is going to have the highlights for us coming up in sports. but first at 710 we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up we take you live to interviewn d.c. for our weekly into focus. last week during the vice presidential debate when governor tim walz pushed senator jd vance to acknowledge that trump lost the 2020 election and vance refused. now, a judge has unsealed new evidence in the special counsel's case against the former president

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alyssa goard, nbc bay area news.eanwhile, in the middle of the action at fleet week, a rally by activists critical of the u.s. military and israel's actions in gaza. small groups of peace activists have long demonstrated against fleet week, calling it a week devoted to glorifying war. but today's demonstration had a specific focus. protesters gathered at the ferry building denouncing fleet week and what they see as a year long genocide in gaza, backed by the u.s. in the east bay. one man is dead after a fiery crash in antioch happened just after five this morning on highway four, west of a street. the chp says a ford pickup truck broke down on the highway. a few minutes later, a driver in a honda hit that truck. the impact was so intense it caused the honda to burst into flames, trapping the driver inside. and he died at the scene. the driver of the ford was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. a police chase in oakley ended with a crash that injured three people, including an officer. it all started aro

in the case of alyssa, who initially was doing the denials and then comes out and says, i do think ise, i think it's striking, brendan. i wonder, who is out there to hear this? is it possible to break through the support for donald trump to say, this guy is saying bad things? here is all these people around him who are confirming that he is saying bad things. is it possible to reach those folks? >> ironically, the fact there are so many and we have been through this so many times, they are banking on the fact it will wash over people and his supporters will believe him. i find all of this a little bizarre. john kelly, i appreciate him saying what he said. at the same time, not being willing to say people shouldn't vote for donald trump or coming out and -- mike got an incredible interview. come out on camera. explain a little more. if you are in the room and you think that he is going to serve as a dictator and is a fascist, you don't present that as well, on one hand, on the other hand it's okay to vote for him. it's odd to me. i think they benefit from that. some of this threat to d

alyssa goard today in the bay and we continue to count down until election day. just nine days remain as the race to the white house continues to run through battleground states. vice president harris was in michigan yesterday and so too was former president trump. before traveling to pennsylvania. in kalamazoo, former first lady michelle obama introduced harris. the rally was obama's first and possibly only appearance on the campaign trai. ever since she spoke at the democratic national convention over the summer, the former first lady had words of praise for harris and an impassioned warning for voters. and you all know i hate politics, but i hate to see folks taken advantage of even more. so i wanted to do everything in my power to remind the country that i love, that there's too much we stand to lose if we get this one wrong. former president trump, meanwhile, rallied in a suburb of detroit yesterday where he received the endorsement of prominent local muslim leaders, including the arab american mayor of dearborn heights. trump then went on to pennsylvania, d

alyssa if you don't mind moving the next slide. i'm going to let jeff, take over here and walk through our epic update and i'll come back for a few minutes so we can talk about a i. thank you. >> next slide. >> so we've been busy with epic, it seems like every time i talk to you it's on that subject. and we've recently had our biggest project since we originally went live in 2019. this project focused on behavioral health services, mental health. next slide. so may 22, we had our go live that included civil service clinics as well as over 70 community clinics who went live on our epic system, so it was quite a few locations going live. one main focal point is that behavioral health if you divide that into two, it would be mental health services and substance use services. those are now on two separate systems. so our mental made the transition to epic, services did not and still remain on abtar and methadone. next slide. all right in this message here, it was a big project for us. i think what you're seeing is culmination of 3 year

oh gavin alyssa farrah griffin. you definitely had someone here that was horrible, kamala harris.f terror and the day i take office. she is finished. >> and to where the former president is headed this week? >> reporter: back to more conventional swing states. you see him in georgia and pennsylvania we will see the former president soon. >> thank you. listening to him is remarkable. thank you so much, walz. >>> there are new numbers to share from florida in the milton aftermath and the pictures tell a different tale next. next. why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. >>> now to the latest on hurricane ncsbe.gov 's aftermath and people in walz lining up for hours and hours just trying to get gas. today the florida division of emergency management says it led to gas shortages in the wake of the storm. also today president biden surveying the devastation in w

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