gap itself that is able to stop the federal pursuit towards ashby's gap.in reality, that is irrelevant because jeb stuart has defied -- decided that ashby's gap no longer needs to be held, because the inventor infantry has vacated its position there and so, the ashby gap falls into union hands which is the plan of george mcclellan of keeping the position of succession of gaps in the blue ridge mountains as he advances further and further south. on november 4 and 5, the action is once again going to continue. this is as northerners are wrapping up their voting in the midterm elections in 1862, as all this is going on what is going to come into play in just a bit. the actions will take place closer to the manassas cap gap railroad, and by november 4 and 5, the army of the potomac is going to be in possession of that railroad, which, again, was the objective point for the army of the potomac to have a real supply line rather than just carrying all of the supplies itself. however, by that point, by november 3, all of this is irrelevant. when abraham lincoln ha

. >> i'm dan ashby. the victim in the video is trying to set an example to all people of color to use your voice. it's a story you'll see only on 7. >> it's very disturbing to note that these men are still free. >> reporter: this disturbing close range open-mouth cough is a small fraction of the horror nicole terrell and her 6-year-old daughter experienced friday evening at this dog park. >> can you send out a unit -- >> here we go -- >> it began when the 6-month-old therapy dock was at talkd by another dog. the incident seemed to resolve itself. they apologized. they are saying we are leaving. >> before they were able to leave. >> out of nowhere, a man just started stating things saying, you know, vulgar, racist slurs towards the african-american family which prompted me to start recording. >> nicole then became a victim as well, claiming this man began a tirade of slurs including the n word and a phrase we won't repeat. >> you called me a [ bleep ]. >> she said the man claimed to be a federal agent and

ashby, i will go to you first.is was your patient, how concerned should the american people be based on what you're hearing now, recognizing that you have the same information that we do, but with a bit more technicality of understanding the process. >> so thanks for having me, first of all, and i appreciate you pointing out the fact that we are operating on limited information, but i would like to say that evidence-based medicine has basically been losing all 20/20. we have been delegitimized as an institution, as physicians, as scientists the entire year, but this is the first time that we have actually got a win. evidence-based medicine applied to president trump's case, meaning that he got the top of the line care, he got the regeneron monoclonal antibody therapy based on two monoclonal jand bodies that prevent the virus from spreading. he got infused with remdesivir, also other therapies that have been shown to have some kind of impact on decreasing the poor outcomes in covid-19. i think the real story here is

this is westbound 80 before ashby.ring in our live camera in emeryville to see if it's impacting traffic in this area. they called an ambulance to the scene. you're seeing that live picture that left us, loads of headlights making their way towards the maze. also this morning, i want to check in briefly on the toll plaza for anyone making their way into san francisco this morning. vta has a new app for passengers to use. the transit app has realtime features so you know how full the next bus will be. they have had this on popular routes. vta said they had to operate drop-off only modes on some parts of the routes because of policy. >>> just ahead, the one bay area city discussing how and if they should defund its police department. >>> and if you think you're tired of the song, you should talk to some inmates. how they say they're basically tortured by "baby shark." when you take a it all begins to un-ravel. ann ravel's no reformer, she's backed by big corporations who've poured hundreds of thousands into her campaign.

ashby, let me ask you. when governor ron desantis says, open it up, invite everything, let's have packed stadiums, tho those people traveled back. people are going to host these small gathers in their homes perhaps. what can we do to survive the ignorance? >> it's a great question and good to be here with you, tiffany. it's always a pleasure. it's a great question. it's a frustrating ordeal given what the governor and president giving out misinformation like scooby snacks. at the end of the day, the decisions that they're making are having a future impact on the mortality rates in our sfats, in our country, and that's why the u.s. is behind basically every other industrial country when it comes to the control of the pandemic, and it's a shachlt i tell people we practice safe medicine. it's a term i use all the time. what it means is we separate the real from the pretender. you have to prove it. that's why we have randomized, double blind, placebo-controlled trials so you can say with accuracy your medicatio

this is about a block from the ashby bart station. detectives were back at the scene of the shooting today, interviewing neighbors and searching for clues. one witness tells us he and his wife initially dismissed the sound of gunfire thinking it was something else. >> my wife heard some noise, she heard some shots. we do not know if it was fireworks, or come you know, something else. and -- but she sort of dismissed it as background noise. we don't get a lot of shootings around here. the neighborhood feel safe. >> the victim, a woman in her 20s, was taken to the hospital. no word on her condition or unloaded in the shooting. >>> to the bay area fire danger, red flag warning in effect for parts of the east bay, the north bay, and the coast. paul heggen is tracking an even stronger went event, coming up at us this weekend. >> it's like we was the gusty offshore wind, there's some wind gusts out there right now, looking at our fire weather tracker which there are 36 five circles some is not vindicating all the spots that are relaying inf

she was hit in a drive by shooting on prince and harper streets about a block from ashby bart. detectives were back at the scene of the shooting yesterday interviewing neighbors and searching for clues. a witness tells us he and his wife initially dismissed sound of gunfire thinking it was something else. >> my wife heard some noise. she heard some shots. we didn't know if it was fireworks or something else. but, you know, she sort of dismissed it as background noise. we don't get a lot of shootings around here. the neighborhood feels safe. >> no word on a motive for the shooting. >>> a 41-year-old mystery is solved. police identified the body of a wood land woman who disappeared in 1979. police say a body that washed up decades ago is a watch to delores wolf. her body was found more than 50 miles from other home in yolo county. she left behind four children. one provided investigators with a dna swab to make the positive match. her killer has never been found. >>> the time is 5:08. >> still ahead on kpix35 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> race against the next round of rain.

but it is important to remember what is the big lesson of the post gse ashby post -- the post gfc experiencepolicy mistake was to let fiscal policy tightened for about three years in the u.s. that was part of the reason you had such anemic growth in the u.s. after that crisis. i think it is worth remember in that if fiscal policy inadvertently tightens, you will repeat the anemia of the post gfc years. under a different set up in washington, we can avoid that. within the glide path of the 10 year yield, what is the important statistic for the 10 year yield? what is the point where 10 year yield begins to signal issues to you? were to me, if 10 rates close to 1.5% -- tom: that high? wow. john: yes, we would have to question if this is doing potential damage to the recovery. course, the catalyst of getting to 1.5% is less worrisome, but i think the market should be very comfortable with a 10 year rate up to 1%, maybe even 1.25 percent. after that, i think it is still too fragile a recovery think that that is helpful. but i think the fed probably has some internal sense of what a helpful level

ashby.een cleared out of lanes but traffic started backing up because of that and now we have a new accident at central. it on the right shoulder. look at this traffic backed newspaper to richmond at this point. very slow ride as you work through there. all the way down in to the berkeley area with a 22 minute drive time to the maze. also still busy through that pass ride. 38 minutes westbound, 580, over toward 680. also getting first reports of a new crash on the san mateo bridge as you come off 101, 92 connector and traffic starting to back up on the bridge as well. that's a look at your morning drive. >>> there are thousands of nurses who will not be headed to work and instead to the picket lines. i'm joined by the chapter president of seiu. you are not going into work. you decided to picket instead. why is that? >> we have been bargaining with ahs for nine months and coming to them for years about really basic problems inner inside the hospital and clinics in this county. i work in the e

west and on to the east shore freeway all the way out through berkeley, so 80 east is crawling from ashby all the way up to the 5.80 split and then 5.80 is still slow westbound approaching bayview after that police activity back to east 5.80 as well when you make it to the richmond sandra fell bridge. it's right on time at 7 minutes to the north bay, no delays at all at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been nice and smooth and quiet all friday morning into san francisco now give you one more 92 a little busy but not bad between hayward and san mateo you're clocking in at a very quick 12 minutes, james. >>thanks a lot rob and snide 17 right now and we're going to talk more about the breaking news which is the president having covid yeah let's get reaction from wall street joining us now we've got financial expert rob black once again to talk about what effect that we saw early on. >>rob and then what we're seeing right now because things have pulled back just a little bit correct. >>yeah we're down one 3rd of one percent almost nothing very normal day on wall street, but at 3 o'clock this m

bernard ashby from the committee to protect medicare and john nicholls of "the nation" and author ofght for the soul of the democratic party" and faormer attorney and msnbc contributor. doctor, what we see as a surge in these major states that coincide with the on the parting of big ten football. >> good morning, maria teresa. i think the trouble is that we can't separate a college campus from the community that it lives in, and what we're seeing are these surges in the midwest states and many of those, as you said, are part of the big ten. where big located, a part of this division. this week alone a study traced outbreaks on college campuses back to deaths and cases that occurred in nursing homes in that state. the concern is sports are a thing we play in company of others, and there are things we watch in company of others and would this lead to worsening potentially of outbreaks in those states. >> thank you so much for that. i want to ask you specifically about this. there's 12 mayors from surrounding areas that said that the big ten schools should not open, and this is a quote.

ashby. as a member of the seventh circuit, judge barrett has demonstrated a willingness to signal her views on precedent that could have significant implications if she is confirmed to the supreme court. one example came in price v. city of chicago where judge barrett joined a decision that upheld the a so-called abortion clinic buffer zone law. the decision made clear that her circuit court wags forced to uphold this law under the supreme court precedent but it signaled a strong disagreement with that precedent. the decision, which she joined, criticized the president as incompatible with the first amendment and imposing serious burdens. judge barrett's alignment with justice scalia, her radical views on supreme court precedent and his disregard for real-world impacts on her decision-making as a judge show how many rights and protections are at risk. lgbtq rights, voting rights, women's equality, health care, you name it. these rights didn't just materialize out of thin air. they came after

i've grown up in ashby house in loughborough estate. ijust call it my home.ter. you know, we didn't know that there was a better life for us out there. never really had role models. i had people that i don't want to be like. that was the main motivation for me. my mum put me into the boxing gym when i was about 11, 12 years old because she didn't want me going down, you know, the route of gangs and drugs. my cousin, when he was 15 years old, just passed his gcses, he got stabbed in the heart. and it was a very sad time for the family. you know, she didn't want me going down that road. and obviously, you know, it really, really hurt. i never once thought i was lonely, or... but looking back, its kind of like there was a lot of time i was spending by myself. boxing gave me a chance to express myself. you know, boxing gives people that don't really have a voice an expression through their fighting and through their training. i'm the type of person, i have this mentality where if i love something, i'm all in on it. i just want to keep working, working, working ju