on sunday, the sunrise will be at 6:35 and sunset at 5:10. here is the extended forecast and what you can expect with that marine influence kicking back in, thursday and friday. temperatures just a bitl capacitier. then as we look to the weekend, temperatures warm up a bit for halloween on saturday and on sunday. into monday temperatures slightly warmer. back to you. >> exciting news this morning for skiers and snow boarders. some tahoe area ski resorts firing up their snow making machines. these are pictures heavenly. it started making blankets of fresh snow this weekend because of the cooler fall temperatures. the resort is hoping to fire up the lifts for guests by november 20th. >>> ahead, finally turning the lights back on when pg&e plans to cancel the final power shut offs. >> and finally able to go back inside or at least in larger numbers. very that story just ahead. >> and remember the news wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to kpix.com/together. you can also send your story ideas to together at cbs.com. >

professor jill la pore and then at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words," lou dons talks but this book, the trump century. watch booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> good evening. welcome to our fifth season of talks. i'm mayor the associate director of it's my flour welcome you to this talk. we're excited to host a sizable audience for the presentation, which includes over 700 registrant of alumni, students, parents parents and friend friends from as far away as australia 9900 miles a. writs actually 9:30 tomorrow so those watch tragic, good morning. as with past virtual lectures there will be time of the talk for our guest to answer any questions you might have. feel free to ask a question by clicking on the q & a icon and split them there 0 -- or vote for other commit submitted questions. i'd like to introduce thomas bowman, class of 2013 who we introduce our spending are foe the evening. >> thank you, jeremy. steven farnsworth is professor of international affairs and director of the center for leadership and media study at the u

along the east bay shore 73 at richmond and 76 at oakland and 82 at fremont. as you head into the valleys. 88 to 93. i guarantee this will be the last day you use your air conditioner. tonight, look at the marine layer spreading and it's going to be a little juicier. expect a little more drizzle and a little more fog tomorrow. look at the valleys and the north bay. definitely a sign of our longer nights. 40s there while the rest of us wake up in the 50s. here we are at 7:00 thursday evening and increasing clouds and onshore breeze and highs only in the 60s and 70s thursday. rain is going to look a little more impressive because this is still our medium range model and has a larger grid when it shows you where it is going to rain. comes right over the bay area friday and then a little bit of a break friday and wake up to mist and drizzle and then saturday evening we have a chance of wet weather in the north bay. now, as we get closer, we'll get the high resolution models that have a smaller grid and be able to pinpoint exactly where the rain will be and exactly

the moment we are looking at it at $38.65. do they do that's different? they make electric power trains for trucks, semis, 18-wheelers. it's a competitor to companies in a way like nikola and tesla but unlike them, hyliion makes power trains that can be retro dlt f retrofitted on to existing trucks. that makes it easier to scale up, according to a company. it's announced a deal with grocery store chain wegman's to retrofit a bunch of their trucks. the ceo joins us live from the new york stock exchange. thomas, first of all, congratulations. i know friday, you guys actually started trading but this is your first full day. i'm not a negative person and i know how these things go. the first day usually means nothing. but if the market is a big voting machine, it may be voting that this space appears to be at least in the near term a little crowded. what would you say to that? >> i think we're at a point right now where there are a lot of electrification technologies coming forward but only a couple of us focused on the commercial

vote yes on prop 16. >>> here we are at at at at friday morning, an impressive slug of rain moves in. that secondary cold front coming in with a better chance of wet weather across the north bay saturday. kumasi? >> thank you. >>> san franciscans are invited to bring their appetites in support of a fun cause today. the great food truck race is filming in the city. the soul sausage truck is trying to get enough support to advance to the next round. according to their instagram they'll be filming from 11:00 to 6:00 today on ellis street. the winner of the great food truck race takes home about 50,000 bucks. tyler florence who owns way fair tavern runs the show. >>> a special blessing in the philippines drew cats, dogs and birds to church. this was the annual blessing of the pets in manila. this year had to be different because of the pandemic, so people turned out to have their furry and feathery friends blessed via a drive-through ceremony to mark world animal day and the feast of saint francis of assisi. some say having their bpet blessed is very important because they're part of the

there are approximately 200 people at the party at a private residence back on october 16th, 64 people were tested on saturday at a special test center set up to screen those who attended the party, many of those in attendance at the party participate in sports. the district says all sports conditioning has been suspended going forward the potential exposures are especially concerning since infection and positivity rates are trending higher in gilroy than elsewhere in the county says the health department with many so mean this is definitely troublesome in relation to that. >>our mission our goal is to limit the transmission of covid-19. >>especially in areas so that seeing a disproportionate impact again the positivity rate higher here in gilroy than elsewhere in the county a city of roughly 55,000 people and so far had some 1700 cases in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>all right want to share with you some live pictures coming into the newsroom right now these are images from southern california, the blue ridge fire that's burning right now just east of anaheim near yorba linda, i

up at 2,800 feet warmer at 72.ld see 50s and 60s just about everywhere. barely 61 in hayward and 60 in san francisco and a few 40s up in the north bay. 46 in novato and san jose 57 under clear conditions and your commute planner and everything is good today. good air quality, light breezes and it's going to be a little warm. hopefully you have air conditioning at your disposal for the afternoon and evening commute. we talked about the winds last time and talk about the relative humidity. watch it tank. teens, 20s and 30s. overnight it is supposed to recover wabaic into the 70s and 80s and stays in the teens and 20s and 30s and tomorrow night is one of our first and most likely our hardest night of dealing with these fire conditions. look at the single digits thursday afternoon and even thursday night into friday we're still looking at teens, 20s and 30s. in fact, watch the critical fire conditions from 5:00 tomorrow through the afternoon and evening hours become extreme by wednesday night into thursday while we're

at 11:00 today.ll will be breezy for the north bay going into this afternoon. so we're still looking at a breezy day. let's go through this hour by hour as we'll start out this morning with winds at about 30 to possibly close to 40 miles per hour in the north bay. this is the wind advisory will expire but still looking at some high winds into the afternoon. we'll continue to monitor this. mike, how is it looking for the driv

concord at 57, 60 in oakland. looking at 58 for livermore and san francisco. also for san jose and upper 40's for santa rosa. let's talk about that high fire danger. the red flag warning for the north bay mountains until 8:00 a.m. today. looking at those gusty off shore winds and low relative humidity values. then behind that our second off shore wind event will arrive tonight through friday morning and then windy with the off shore winds developing once again for the weekend and the weekend off shore wind event looks to be the strongest out of all of our off shore winds here. looking at that red flag warning from 10:00 p.m. tonight until 8:00 a.m. friday, for all of our bay area hills under the red flag. it's a little more widespread. the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. santa cruz mountains and san mateo county coast under this red flag warning that kicks in at ten tonight. looking at gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour and low relative humidity. it's because that strong ridge of high pressure bringing warm and dry weather and that tight pressure gr

it is at 2.8% now. it had been at 2.5%. as we all work through this pandemic, education is just one of the handful of ways that abc 7 news is committed to working to build a better bay area. this morning there's now new pressure from san francisco county leaders for schools to reopen. according to the examiner several county supervisors, some parents demanded the district set a reopening timeline at a joint meeting last night. sfusd cites logistical issues and costs for required safety measures as barriers to reopening. the district superintendent said tuesday that the district is unlikely to bring students back in 2020. and mayor london breed blasted school officials last week for not focusing on reopening. meantime, new developments, pth drug maker paused its trials back in september after one of their volunteers developed a serious health condition. that caused the fda to review their safety precautions and make sure those symptoms weren't brought in by the shot. late stage trials, including some here in the bay area, ar

least at have capacity. just isn't financially feasible reopening the restaurant that's been completely closed is super expensive you have to restock your your whole walk ins your refrigerators. >>you have to bring its staff back early to get everything going and does a lot of started the expenses and so to open at 25% capacity downtown for example, particularly when there's no office workers that doesn't make any sense it's just like taking a wheel barrel money and throwing it out the door. it's not the only old-school spot reopening tommy's joynt will be serving up turkey barbecue brisket. >>and pastrami starting next thursday. those who work in the neighborhood say they're glad to see them coming back. >>the city beginning to recover. and this is a secret places to an old neighborhood stand by dinner for 50 years 7 and the food is good. >>good wholesome food that tommy's joynt is pretty famous for serving up to a big crowd on thanksgiving day. this year, however they say they are not going to do that will

. >> right now at 4:30, breaking news for you. the president, along with the first lady and, as you heard him talking about there mr. trump's top aide hope hicks all testing positive for the coronavirus. >> we are following all the late-breaking details as reaction pours in and more questions are raised as "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good friday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to get a look at what we can expect from that forecast today. >> reporter: well, we do still have the red flag warning that will be in effect as we go into later today an danger a big con as we can see the gusty winds continuing and low humidity at least until this afternoon. a heat advisory through 8:00 through much of the bay area. temperatures heading to the mid-80s, oakland, some mid-90s for the south bay, and up to 101 degrees for the inland east bay. i'm tracking all of this, of course, with a look ahead to the week. more on that coming up in a few minutes. mike has a look at that commute as you g

the coast today on terror at 65, daly city at 72. temperatures on the bay side of the peninsula mostly 70's to 80's really not a big change from where we are at yesterday saying carlos 83 south bay temperatures in the low 80's today while out in the east bay, a range of 80's to 70's in union city in fremont while oakland at 79 berkeley and richmond also in the upper 70's today, temperatures in the north bay will be in the 80's to 70's for you with fairfield and vacaville 84 degrees santa rosa petaluma and nevado all at 83 degrees today, let's get a look at your next 7 days so far inland areas look at this nice cooldown hold to be in the low 70's by sunday. >>really nice way to finish up the weekend. bayside areas in the 70's 60's for the weekend ahead after some warm spots today and then temperatures right along the coastline also seeing a nice cool down down into the 60's. that's the update on your forecast we've got a look at traffic of course with robin over in the traffic center. yes we do thank you john let's check in on your mo

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at mckey.t is presenting a bit of a distraction on the shoulder. 680 southbound distraction toward vargas. things were smoothing out but there may be a crew to help clear the lanes. i expect a little slowing through fremont heading south. over here expect recovery westbound 80 at san pablo dam road. the all clear from chp. that means the circled area, a live look you're going to see more traffic over the next few minutes. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 6:32 right now and happening now day three of the senate confirmation hearings started for supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett. there you see california senator dianne feinstein questioning. this is a live look right now. lawmakers continuing the questioning today. yesterday democrats took barrett to task for her stance on the affordable care act and abortion rights. this morning the first questions were about same-sex marriage. >> so we talk a lot about laws legalizing same-sex marriage. what's the name of the case? and if anybody

if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. >>> now at 6:30, wel at 6:30, we people at indoorses. the guidelines changing in alameda county today. >>> more calm by a different debate. details on the final presidential debate just ahead. >>> and the iphone 12 goes on sale today. a lot of people eager to get their hands-on apple's latest smartphone. >> good morning everybody. it's friday, october 23rd. before we get to the stories, we want to check in with mike for the forecast. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. let's talk about good news. how about that? most of us removed from the red flag warning. lake and mendocino counties until 11:00. look at the winds. they're significantly less. look at that. 30 around knoxville, 33 mt. diablo. everybody else 12 miles per hour or less. relative humidity running in the teens until you get to the oakland hills. the marine layer has now reached you. 100% there. no drizzle so far this morning. there's a better chance tomorrow morning. getting ahead of myself. let's focus on today. it's going to be a great day for outdoor activities.

they extended it last night at 10 o'clock until tomorrow so be aware of that and take a look at this map you can see all of that red that is where this has extended to a lot of the bay area really other areas also in this morning are the north bay mountains east bay hills in interior valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains in san mateo county coast. we have more wins in the forecast up on mountain in mountains and ridges of 10 to 25 miles per hour with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. valleys could see gusts up to 35 miles per hour in the coast could see gusts up to 40 that combined with the extremely dry conditions causes potential for a fire to spark easier and spread rapidly there's also a fire weather watch in effect as well so this is a scary time honestly because looking at john troubles a forecast that was looking at it is pretty concerning to see that these winds just continue to get worse and worse throughout the weekend. so we do expect the national weather service to extend this red flag warning best to be prepared for the worst-case scenario make sure you have that go b

a look at our numbers. in the south bay we're seeing moderate air quality as the smoke settles into santa clara. one other thing i'm watching will be our fire danger. starting up later this evening the potential of high fire danger. we're looking at a northerly wind that will start to pick up with gusts up to 30 to 40 miles an hour and then some of those sustained winds at about 10 to 25 miles per hour. we'll have very low humidity. let's head to the south bay as we see our high temperatures reaching into the low 80s for downtown san jose. upper 80s for the south county and then for the east bay we're going to see those high temperatures up to 88 in antioch. 75 in oakland. some foggy conditions in half moon bay with some mid-60s, and also a lot of 60s in san francisco in the marina district. as we head to the north bay we're up to 83 in napa. high pressure set up keeping it windy and dry for the next several days keeping that rain away as we start to see the windy conditions picking up several times this we

he will not play on sunday, the 49 ers take on the eagles at levi stadium sunday evening at 5.20 and the eagles are limping along heading into week 4 '02, one with qb carson wentz struggling so this should be a very winnable game for the niners. and now to the orlando bubble he lakers game 2 of the nba finals lakers controlled this one from the start of the 3rd lakers up by 12 lebron james beyond the arc drops in that tray 33 points tonight for lebron but this would be the dagger right here 4th quarter lakers leading by 11 alex caruso gave that passed anthony davis and davis got that one in with authority 32 points and 14 rebounds for davis. he lebron really dominated down low lakers win one 24 1.14 the final score. they take a commanding 2 nothing series lead game this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you

at ross. 5:14 on this monday. a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can watch live cameras and all others from around the bay area like this one 24/7 on our new streaming app. it's available on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv. along with the cameras you can watch our newscast live and on demand. we have information on air quality and fires. let's talk about what's going on with our air quality. i'll show you the four-day forecast. you will be happy outside the north bay the next two days. everybody should be happynesday as the spare the air will finally end. you can see from today and into tomorrow and then also into wednesday it's going to be variable depending on the winds in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere. we'll have smoky sunrises and sunsets, but for the most part it will be undercut by a sea breeze that will keep us relatively clean like we're doing now. all levels of the atmosphere will be cleaned out by thursday. hopefully that will help put out some fires friday and saturday with that chance of rain we'll talk abo

we are looking at temperatures at 99 in concord, 94 san jose, 86 for oakland.red flag warning, watching that we will see winds picking up, gusts up to 30 miles per hour especially through the afternoon and evening and relative humidity levels dropping throughout the day. let's go live to the glass fire. unfortunately weather conditions are about to get worse for firefighters. >> reporter: this seems to be the calm before the storm for sure. we are in the napa valley keeping an eye on the fire that continues to burn out of control. there are two areas of concern. not north of the town of calistoga and to the south where we are live now. this is the scene behind axr winery napa valley. this is two miles north of the town of st. helena. a moment ago we saw firefighters wetting the vegetation. beyond this front line of plants here is a smouldering fire that's coming down the hill. a short time ago the flames were much taller but seemed to have died down now. every now and then you can hear a crackle of fire, embers stumbling down. this is very much a concern as the

morning news at 7.tories this morning that we're following 2 we've got on the left-hand side, a red flag warning that's going to be in effect today as firefighters are bracing for strong winds that could very well flan the fanned the flames of the glass fire and potentially spark other fires that's a big worry and the big worry to another thing sparked by all of this the hot dry conditions, forcing a power alert. >>around the bay families are urged to conserve power this afternoon. so even though it's going to be hot try not to you know run see too much in that kind of thing in the morning and thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we want to begin our coverage with the latest on that red flag warning and the power here in the bay area kron 4 sarah stinson live in concord this morning to talk about that good morning sir. >>yeah that's right i'm live in concord off of highway ford really above concord where you can see really poor air quality. it's in the hundreds, not awful but i

this is kron 4 news at 3. >>thanks for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm sanaz tahernia happening right now santa clara county officials are holding a news briefing audiences, a professional sporting events well not be allowed any time soon and santa clara county and theme parks will not resume operations. this isn't changes in the state's guidelines regarding. >>professional sports.in our opinion really quite dangerous. if you just do the math 20% of the number the capacity levi stadium means. just under 14,000 people could attend. football game there. and if you look around the county and around the region. within a 150 miles of this county. areas and communities that have positivity rates for covid that are in the 8% range. hours in this county happens to be around one percent. but if you do the math that means somewhere between 250 and a 1000 people out of those 14,000 people we'll be infected. they'll be infected. there will be at the stadium screaming yelling they'll be going to try to get food. th

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from my perspective, you look at the chart, i do see some massive resistance at that 60 1/2 level.he fact that it's lagging behind most of the other domestic equities, from my perspective i think the upside is fairly limited. while i like the structure to have the slow grind higher, i think i would adjust my strikes a little lower because my target prices aren't as high. i was looking at the 61 strike what i particularly like about mike's trade here, he's risking less than 1% of the ets value to take his bullish bet. but you can lower that strike price down to 61 and give you a slightly higher probability of profit but risk just over 1 %. taking on a smaller amount of risk, but a little less upside that i see here for ewj. >> let's turn back to you, carter, as we look at the charts how exactly timewise do we expect this thesis to play out it could be a slow grind what would you be watching for signal wise about whether this trade accelerates or decelerates? >> right. first of all, thank you. three times i said ewz, that's the brazil etf. we, of course, are talking about japan, ewj.

he later died at the hospital. the passenger did not survive. >> he was an awesome dad, an awesome son an awesome uncle. >> a heartbroken mother identifying the driver as her 37-year-old son gary terry jr. the passenger, 70-year-old father gary terry senior who leaves behind nine children. >> my family, my grandson, i want to say thank you, thank you, thank you. we would like to reach out to you guys. >> thank you, sue. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> for the first time the family meeting one of the good samaritans via video conferencing showing their appreciation and gratitude. >> we want to thank you guys from the bottom of our heart. that was my only son. >> thank you guys. >> we thank you. i thank you. i thank you, sue. i also want to say we gained a family within you guys. >> yes. yes. >> we gained a family within you guys. we thank y'all. >> the best in humanity can come out of it. >> i consider y'all his first responders and there are heros. >> yes. >> you guys are our e -- heros. >> back to you you. >>>

at vanderbilt university in nashville tennessee has left hospital to continue his recovery at the white house what do we know about the course of his treatment that he's received so far but we don't know nearly enough we miss many details we do know this raised eyebrows that at least on 2 occasions his oxygen concentration dropped quite low and he needed supplemental oxygen we don't know what was shown on his chest x. ray or chest catskin did he have an ammonia or not we don't know that and so the status of his health right now is still uncertain he looks fairly vigorous and that's all to the good we like to see that however cold it can be a very sneaky infection you can look very well for 345 days and then you can still crash and you can get very very seriously sick so i hope he's being very carefully monitored and watched by his doctors and medical team that's right president the president's doctor has said a trump is doing better but he's not quote out of the woods yet. you just mentioned the usual timeline of the disease because you give us an idea of what some of the long term effe

this happened at the notre dame basilica in nice at 9:00 a.m. local time. the country had been on high alert for extremist violence over tension over characters of the muslim prophet mohammed published by charlie hebdo. there have been two other recent attacks with links to the cartoon. french council of the muslim faith tweeted it is condemning the attacks and asking all muslims in france to close their mosques tonight at the end of evening prayer which they want dedicated to the victims, close those until further notice. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:32. a live look at the stock market after yesterday's sharpest drop since june. you are seeing the dow down about 50 points. the numbers come following a positive economic growth report. diane king hall has more on the gdp in about ten minutes. >>> campaign 2020, president trump, democratic presidential nominee joe biden will both be in florida rallying for support. the president will be in tampa while vice president mike pence heads to iowa and nevada. a poll has joe biden maintaining a substantial lead o

amna: at the same time, when you look at some of the states that mr.in 2016, there are some of the states where they are just starting to secovid-19 surges and we don't know what is ahead in the fall. dnorth dakota, souota, utah , wisconsin is seeing a surge. coul any of these outbreaks affect him? >> i don't know that it is going to affect anything as far as how people fl about president trump or joe biden. these are two people that have been so well-known for so well long and we have seen such a constent race. certainly in national polls. we have seen some tightening, as the trump campaign has pointed outespecially in florida. that is key to the trump campaign most. joe biden certainly has the edge overall. coronavirus is goingo be one of those things that just makes it very difficult to organiz, difficult to get out your vote with all of the confusion around mail-in voting and its efficacy and safety, that makes it even ugher for the campaigns tw really ko their voters are going to be. amna: the challenges for both the campaigns mentioned few weeks

you're clocking in at 8 minutes here at the bay bridge toll plaza there is a backup that's forming at the pay gates, a little bit of a line there right down the middle and i just got word of a new crash 80 west after treasure island, no injuries so we have 2 cars in the right lane. so that's on the suspension its backing up through the tunnel and also backing up here at the pay gates so get out there early 13 minutes and growing into san francisco. we have the usual overnight construction wrapping up in fremont northbound 6.80 in washington that has traffic crawling back from missions, south back to you, thanks a lot robin in the east bay investigators are looking for a man who tried to sexually assault a 70 year-old woman. >>she fought back kron four's dan thorn has more from oakland. >>the quiet neighborhood of cleveland heights get shaken up after a 70 year-old woman is attacked and is almost sexually assaulted police say an unidentified man first tried lording the woman with a $100 bill while she was gardening the woman refused and turned away, but the man then grabbed her from be

at home.johnson with a look at the ripple effect we're feeling. >> reporter: yes, good morning. for months we've been telling you folks have been leaving the bay area because of not only the high price of rent but they have the option to work from home and today we have an idea of what that exodus looks like in dollars and cents. so "the chronicle" is reporting the city's sales tax revenue is down 43% from the prior year. that means the city has lost a total of $30.8 million from just april to june. another strong indicator are the rent prices. supply and demand is the name of the game. rent has gone down by 20% since the beginning of the pandemic and about 10% from oakland and san jose so just a real strong incentive for folks to move back if they want to and for those offices to reopen. but another issue that we're seeing is crime is going up. both homicides and burglaries have gone up. there's a lot of things in play for when folks are able to return back to the city. >> covid and pandemic

>>it's at the site at the station is open from 9 to 4 and it is free. >>you can just walk up if you want, but they do recommend an appointment. in uhe south bay and out first caught on camera in saratoga yeah, woman is seen kicking screaming and punching to try and shut down a family gathering take a look. >>and having friends over not full. and you're kicking my or your call. >>now the woman is a neighbor who got violent as you can see there over a gender reveal party at a home on saratoga glenn court. she ran towards the home kicked the front door told the homeowner, the party was illegal. the attack. well it's ton family members of the party. >>if you believe the party is illegal for whatever reason for covid restrictions okay that's but i'm sitting here looking at this not my wow i can't believe someone is so in theory did so enraged at something that has nothing to do with her i would like to hear an apology just saying sorry, you it was my business it i felt like something was wrong not go to call the police i could acted differently. >>the sherif

kickoff at 1:20 p.m. game five of the world series with the rays and dodgers tied at two games apiece. game four of the fall classic was a classic unless you are a dodgers fan. here a here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> the dodgers half way home to a title. the win could take a lead over tampa bay. the rays had a different idea saturday night. undertin turner putting the pine tar on. just like game three a solo homer in the first to dead center field and 1-0, dodgers. the ball over the top of the fence. cory seager, 2-0 dodgers. turn and seager become the first teammates in world series history, four-plus hits and a homer in the same game. randy has the most home runs in a single post season ever, his ninth and the rays within a run. bottom six, as he flexes right there, rays down 4-237 brandon low three-run shot to left center and the ray also retake the lead. dave roberts shakings had head, top of the eighth. runner on, two out. seager jammed but it's going to fall. chr

specifically aimed at young people. that is because europe has come up with 700,000 cases over the last week. one third of cases globally and measures that they are dealing with right now consist of lockdowns starting at 9:00 or curfews, i should say, starting at 9:00 p.m. including paris on sports, concerts and all sorts of regulations that they have not been dealing with for much of the summer. in switzerland, face masks are mandatory in all public spaces starting today. iran says it just broke it's total with a total of 337 depths in just the past day. we will continue to track this virus around the world. back to you. >>> a new report claims many of pg&e's emergency workers did not go through proper training to handle last year's shut offs. among the hundreds who handled the blackout, only a handful had any training in the disaster response. the report also says the power company developed its own emergency management curriculum instead of the long-established emergency protocols and language. >> when you're not sin

sell the november 140 puts at 2 1/4.you'd be spending $4. the idea is to collect the elevated premium that you would see in the near-data expirations and make a bearish bet. one of the things i would also ask people to consider this is not a stock that tends to move violently following earnings. out of the last 44 reported quarter, there have only been two where the stock is down 10% and that's why i'm comfortable selling that 140 strike put. we're not vetting that it will collapse, and we're looking for softness and then that also helps finance that longer dated put that i own, so if i do see further weakness in the space overall and in this stock specifically i would help finance that and this is the situation using a diagonal where if it does happen to overshoot to the down side i'll have upside in my bearish trade. >> what do you think about the fundamental thesis in the trade and the trade structure? >> i completely agree. even though procter & gamble has a pretty strong history of consistently beating on earnings,

mike has a look at that commute. first let's start out with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the terrific tuesday forecast for us. >>> it is looking pretty good. let's look at what we're expecting. we're still under the red flag warning for today especially for the north and east bay hills. we're going to have some warm temperatures for this afternoon just slightly above normal. overall very comfortable and you'll be happy to know we do have calmer weather for the end of the week once these winds really start to go down. as we go through the forecast today we are going to have high temperatures reaching into the mid-70s for much of the inner bay and our inland valleys. a few low 80s on the map. we'll be tracking that red flag warning and our high fire danger. more on that coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking now? >> the dumbarton bridge looking slow. i did check no construction and we often see that heading east on 84. mostly green other than that and i think we can clear that up. i'll double-che

one is at the south on balcony at the white house, and the other is a rally in sanford, florida on monday. >> he did not take necessary precautions to protect himself or others. >> reporter: democratic presidential nominee joe biden says the president continues to mishandle the pandemic. >> the un-stabilizing effect this is having on the government is unconscionable. >> reporter: bided urging people to vote early if they can, calling it a way to counter the trump administration scare tactics about the mail-in ballots. dev marone, cbs news the white house. >>> the final debate in nashville is on for now on october 22nd. >>> it is the first week of early voting coming to a close. a lot of voters have already cast their ballot. >> i would say the first week in is very busy. usually in the pathway of 405 people the first few days. we have had over three and a people that of already voted in- person. >> reporter: 1 million registered and counting. santa clara county sees a surge of new voters and completed ballots in the first week of voting. >> many people want to vote in person. our counting

carter, what are you looking at?i thought we'd target proctor here proctor is the biggest weighting we know in the sector, but it's just a bit hot to my eye and let's try to figure it out together so first a simple table and you can see it there on your screen and this is just looking at the consumer staple sector versus proctor. the staple up 10% and proctor has doubled that up 24 on a two-year basis, the sector is up 25 proctor is up 77 on a five-year basis, the sector is up 33 and proctor is up 93. now let's look at a chart of that five-year comparative chart and you can see that there on your screen. so to be this ahead of your peers, meaning the sector is composed of names that we know coke and colgate and church and dwight and clorox and general mills and proctor is so far ahead of its peers and of its sector that i'm thinking it's right to harvest gains to take profits and do what one can to reduce exposure. so one last chart, it is a chart of proctor on a longer term basis and we know it had the strong advanc

at risk. meanwhile, coronavirus cases are surging globally. we will go live to paris, where french officials are placing the city under maximum alert. and then later, israel fights its covid crisis underground, building icu beds in parking spaces and traffic lanes. ♪ >>> good to have you with us. well, hopes the u.s. president might take his covid diagnosis seriously may have gone right out the door on sunday. donald trump left walter reed medical center to stage this drive-by photo op for supporters. the move is being widely panned but fits right in line with the administration's mixed messaging on the virus and mr. trump's condition. the president wore a mask, as he waved to crowds. at least one member of his security detail went further with a face shield and medical gown. but the confines of that suv makes social distancing impossible. a physician at walter reed warns every person in that vehicle will have to quarantine. and sunday's photo op comes amid a stream of confusing reports from t

learn more at freestylelibre.us. >>you're watching morning news at 9.verybody, thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. it is saturday october 17 martin gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow bit of a crisp fall morning but things are definitely going to heat up quickly today. let's get a first check of your forecast from dave spahr day. >>hey good martino well good morning, everybody we have a beautiful shot coming in from the golden gate bridge just a little bit of stray clouds in there just to paint the skies basically blew as we're looking at shot from u c berkeley, same view as well, but but the warmer side even a start things off for up to 59 santa rosa, one of the biggest climbs from last hour lower 70's east bay shoreline with 60's going on in land. we may see numbers return like this for highs or close to that towards the end of the weekly sliding east bay shoreline. this is substantially colder than what it was from this time yesterday as you'll notice per to be in mid-may up to the north and the south bay numbers a little different.

yesterday we were at .77. i look at that and i'm also looking at maybe earnings for third quarter. s&p is expecting to see the s&p 500 earnings contract by i believe about, we can put it on the screen, 21.3%. while that's kind of ugly, it's way better than second quarter, right? >> yeah, absolutely. you've got to look ahead to six months, you know. there's a lot of uncertainty obviously and i would anticipate to see more 1% and 2% moves kind of on a regular basis. it's not unusual to see that. as far as areas to look at, i think if you've got a stock that you want to buy and you know long-term, you've got a long-term buy on it, you need to have orders out there resting below the market so that when they snap back down there and they will, certainly between now and the end of the year, we will have a lot more volatility, those are opportunities for you to pick up stocks when they have those dips. i know it's kind of frightening but the key to that is you have to have the order out there working prior to the break, because it's very difficult to step in there and pull the trigger whe

so we're also going to being looking at -- what i'm looking at is what kind of push back at the state level if you have enough votes coming in at 8:00, 7:59 that they believe are going to change the result. if for some reason joe biden is ahead in michigan and ahead in wisconsin and in pennsylvania after election day, donald trump and his minions will immediately flip the script and say we need to count these extra ballots. >> yeah. >> that's a good point. >> so peter baker, we have two pretty big news stories going on. we had the stock market crash, earlier this week and it rebounded yesterday. we have good gdp numbers and the economy is still suffering. 7.4% growth. on the other side of that, over 1,000 people dead yesterday from covid-19 while members of donald trump's own family are trying to play it down. what do you sense covering this race is going to have the bigger impact going in to the final weekend? covid or a bump in the gdp? >> well, you know, i think covid obviously because it's surging right now. it's dominating attention and it's dominating attention that it's not hel

new and only at target. >>a daring rescue in yellow county caught on camera police corporal racing to rescue a woman from a burning scary stuff here. this quick response likely save the woman's life you see the fire over here and the body camera it is intense reporter lena shattuck says the story. >>within that region >>it looks like a scene out of a hollywood movie an officer pulling at a helpless woman out of her burning car and into safety, but this really happened saturday night as davis police corporal penley was in the middle of a shift i heard on the scanner to the chp channel. >>that there was an overturned vehicle which was on fire. >>the closest chp officer was at least 30 minutes away at the jail in fairfield and this accident was at a part of i 80 near highway one 13. pang was just a couple of minutes away so he hurried to the scene. >>body intact. not to win. get out right now murray get out. get out the car. >>you see through pangs body camera video he reaches in and grabs the woman by both of

they say the clear at 82. campbell you'll be a 87 east bay daytime highs 70's from free might union city to hayward well 80's and 90's do still remain inland. now today's the last day i'm going to be talking 90's on your 4 zone forecast. so if you like the warmer weather go ahead enjoy today air quality will be good to moderate so you still can get out there, although not quite as crystal clear is that was this weekend as for tomorrow temperatures fall and pretty noticeably from the low 90's on average inland to date the low 80's on average tomorrow by thursday friday saturday and sunday it's all 70's and as i mentioned your best chances of rain will be friday and saturday. robert thank you john we're heading back to the san mateo bridge were finally all of our problems are out of the way we had about 4 incidents 3 stalls and a crash everything's gone now. >>but it's going to take some time for the traffic to recover, here's a live. look and you see how slow it is leaving hayward we're down to 26 minutes to ma

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morning news at 7. >>and thanks for joining us on a friday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher today's october 9th, we've got john travel and robin winston which checks the weather and traffic to start the hour. let's hand it over to john we'll begin with you and whether guys we are looking another fall day ahead of us not just because it's actually fall, but it feels like it finally. >>you're look outside at san francisco here with some cloud cover overhead we've had some drizzle to across the bay area so watch out for some wet spots on roadways may not be a rainy. one ahead of us but roadways getting wet nonetheless. now later on today sunshine reappears making for a beautiful chance to hopefully enjoy this nice cool down we're in the midst of good to moderate air quality remains across the bay today and it's going to stay this way through the weekend to so expect those moderate spots to hold on as we push our way into early next week. 50's and 60's for current temperatures with livermore in pitt

look at that jump.ement for joe biden nationally in the poll was among senior citizens, and this is also developing as a big story here demographically, because that would be a major break from the last 20 years here you see last four presidential elections senior citizens have been a republican group, sometimes overwhelmingly if biden wins seniors by even a point, that's a major change and again, our polling after that debate last week shows he might be moving ahead by well over a point among seniors >> the numbers are not in the president's favor right this moment but give us some context is there precedent for coming back from this sorts of deficit? >> make no mistake these interest worst numbers since the conventions we've been seeing for donald trump. but it was around this time four years ago when we were saying the same thing i do think this is worth keeping in mind. this is our october 13th, 2016 nbc wall street journal poll and there it was hillary clinton over 50%, ahead of trump by ten points

it was hanging at a building at the winery in calistoga. they say even though we were unable to save the building we never gave up. we were able to see if the flag and saying the flight. several properties were saved. they gave us the pride to keep going and things were at their toughest. >> almost 1000 families in santa cruz county are trying to figure out what's next after losing their homes in the lightning complex fires. according to the chronicle it destroyed at least 925 homes including some of the most affordable housing in that county. they say that they feel the pressure to find new homes in an already competitive and expensive market. a government run program is alignment to stay at hotels for now. if anything they are afraid that insurance and federal disaster relief won't come soon enough as the housing crisis is worse than ever. meanwhile, announcing donation pickup sites for those impacted by the lightning complex fires. st. peter and st. paul orthodox church will be open to provide help sunday from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

>>yeah, just back of the envelope i generally if you look at the regeneron trial itself if you look at the studies on that anybody that just got released earlier this week. what we saw is that people who got the regeneron treatment it took them about half the time to get better is it that people who got the placebo but even that was still about a week or so and these were patients as well who very sick. so i would say would take them you know again i can't say for sure, but yeah people start to feel better maybe 7.10 days. and you certainly can't come out of isolation for at least 10 days maybe 14 depending your clinical course. >>yeah i was going to even even without any of the severe symptoms on quarantine is usually 14 days, correct. >>yeah, 10 to 14 right depending you know how well he's doing and his symptoms. >>doctor mild not professor of pediatrics, the president has talks numerous times about how covid basically doesn't affect kids what is your take on that narrative and what would you like the public to know about your experience with this virus. >>well it's simply not childr