i think there's good news on that. >> i'm going to stay with you doctor atkinson right now. i think early in the pandemic there was a lot of energy towards trying to find the resources during the pandemic and congress did pass the carrots act which included $400 million for elections but nothing else. and since that time we've seen private philanthropy and really be shortening her foundation stepping up so could you whether or not election officials have the resources they need and really maybe just comment on whether or not private philanthropy is thebest way to fund elections in this country ? >> certainly in new mexico we've used a lot of those resources for ppe in the polling places and i think that's what's been going on across the country but we did not get enough red it was for the primary and the general and we could use more. it's helpful to have philanthropic individuals helping us out but i think the best way to fund our election system is through our taxes and through normal governmental needs. we want a level, we don't want to rely on that because it's not a rel

atkinson: expand renewable energy, retirement of coal ants. althose in favor, say "aye." all: aye. baca: senate bill 123 was passed. it basically ended coal power in nevada, and it mandated that there would be no more power plants and that the existing power plants had to be atkinson: ok, we are adjourned. raborn: right around that same time was, you know, the recession. woman: the stock market is now down 21%. man: 'cause we're now down 43%. man: the dow traders are standing there watching in amazement, and i don't blame 'em. raborn: in d.c., senator and his leadership staff and congress worked to pass the american reinvestment and recovery act. reid: what we're trying to do is stop a dression. that's why president obama says that this bill is so important to the american people. it's not only important for the short term to create millions of jobs, but it'll also do things for the long-term, like start doing something about our energy grid. if we can produce renewable energy and take it someplace, it creates thousands of jobs in nevada, and that's what this legislation is all abo

police identified 19 year-old terrell atkinson as the shooter. officers found the paint ball gun believed to be used in the attack in the back of his car atkinson is already on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. >>president trump says california is quote going to help in his latest tweetstorm the president slammed california, new york and illinois. the governors and other leaders in those states have at times in the past criticized the president's response to the pandemic. >>mister trump also tweeted this weekend that california needs to be turned around saving rolling blackouts and forest fires. >>the former cdc director says that the u.s. should expect 20,000 more covid-19 deaths by the end of the month. doctor tom frieden says that this projection is based on the number of infections already confirmed. meanwhile, the university of washington school of medicine projects, the death toll in the u.s. could double to about 400,000 by february the model predicts daily deaths will peak at about 2300 in mid-january. and president trump now cl

i will stay with you doctor atkinson right now. early in the pandemic it's a lot of energy towards trying to find the resources to pull off an election during a pandemic and congress did pass the cares act which included $400 million for election but nothing else and in that time we seen primarily the zuckerberg foundation and schwarzenegger foundation stepping up. maybe just comments on whether or not that's the best way to fund elections in this country? >> certainly hearing in new mexico we've used resources for ppe and the polling places i think that's been going on across the country but we do not get enough and it was for the primary and general and we could do more and helpful to have individuals helping us out but the best way to fund our election system is through our taxes and through normal governmental means and that is we don't want to rely on that because it's not a reliable way to venture elections but we are sad that it does come to this particular election which is very unusual and normally we don't have a pandemic

hello, iam ross hello, i am ross atkinson book and outside source.funding we gave to lancashire. the mayor didn't accept this, unfortunately. they should not be doing this, grinding people down, trying to acce pt grinding people down, trying to accept the least that they can get away with. £22 million to fight the situation that we are in is frankly disgraceful. so greater manchester will move to england's highest virus

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the man has been identified as 19 year-old terrell atkinson atkinson is currently on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. police searched his car and say they found a semiautomatic paint ball gun believed to have been used in the attack so far there's no word on a motive. now to the east bay where a man has been arrested for a hate crime after tying a noose to a tree in berkeley. thursday, the city workers says that they saw that man tying a noose with some type of rope in the marina near the south cove. when the worker approached the man about the noose he fastened did and then ran away officers found that man a short time later and arrested him. >>just 24 days to go until the until election night kron 4 your local election headquarters by law a luncheon offices all required to mail ballots to voters here in california. but in some cases people are actually receiving 2 ballots. quote forcefully juggle explains why it's happening and what you should do if it happens to you. >>heidi loop lives in san mateo county and this week she received 2 ballots for the general election. she says

police identified 19 year-old tyrell atkinson oust a tad as the shooter. and officers found the paint ball gun believed to be used in the attack in the back of his car, acting cent is already on probation for an assault with a deadly weapon. to the east bay now police arrested a man on hate crime charges after tying a noose to a tree in birth plane. a city worker says that they saw a man tying a noose with some rope right there in the marina near the south col when the worker approached the man about the news, the man fastened it to the tree and just ran away officers found him a short time later. a former cdc director says the u.s. should expect 20,000 more covid-19 deaths by the end of the month. doctor tom frieden says that the projection is based on the number of infections already confirmed. meanwhile, the the university, a washington school of medicine projects the death toll in the u.s. could double to about 400,000 by february. the model predicts a daily deaths will peak at about 2300 mid-january. and president trump claims that he is immune from t

police identify 19 year-old tyrell atkinson as the shooter officers found the paint ball gun believed to be responsible in the attack in the back of his car atkinson is already on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. now to the east bay this morning where police arrested a man on hate crime charges after tying a noose to a tree in berkeley on thursday, a city worker says they saw a man tying a noose some rope in the marina near south cove. when the worker approached the man about the noose and fastened it to the tree and then ran away officers found him a short time later. in the south bay, san jose police say a drunk driver hit and killed a pedestrian investigators say the victim was crossing south of jackson avenue just before 9 o'clock friday night when he was hit by someone who was driving a 2004 saturn. the man later died at the hospital, the driver now being held at the santa clara county jail on dui charges. and coming up this morning just 10 days ago it was a ghost town but now crews are making great progress on the glass fire we'll find out how life in calistoga is get

on drake avenue in marin city, 19-year-old tyrell dreshon atkinson shot an 18-year-old pregnant woman at least 30 times with that paintball gun. she was hit in the back, arms, stomach, and face. the woman was taken to the hospital for her injuries, it is not clear if the suspect and victim knew each other, the sheriff's office says there have been 20 similar paintball attacks since september, but no arrests have been made in any of those incidents. >>> what is known as one of the most competitive schools in san francisco, the pandemic is prompting the high school to consider changing its admissions system. >>> don't get too used to those cooler temperatures, going to see sunshine and warmer temperatures on the way, your weather is next. >>> what is left of delta is marching across the country, but this is what lake charles, louisiana looks like. i will have more on that story, coming up. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new la

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the man has been identified as 19 year-old terrell atkinson he's currently on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. police searched his car and say they did find his semiautomatic paint ball gun believed to have been used in that attack. and the south bay, san jose police say that a drunk driver hit and killed a pedestrian last night. investigators say the victim was crossing the road on south of jackson avenue just before lot 9 o'clock last night when he was hit by that suspect who was behind the wheel of a 2004 saturn car. the man was taken to the hospital where he died the driver not hurt. it's not that driver is behind bars at the santa clara county jail on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock a truce viol >>today the bay area on union community marching in support across the golden gate bridge for the victims of the conflict between our media in azerbaijan. this is video of that march courtesy of the citizen out those who marched are asking for peace between the 2 sides. hundreds have died over the last 2 w

police identified 19 year-old tyrell atkinson as the shooter officers found the paint ball gun believed to be used in the attack in the back of his car. i can say is already on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. coming up at 3.45, we've got a live interview with cal fire as we prepare for dangerous fire weather this week. plus amazon prime day is this week but cybersecurity experts >>time now to check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on tonight, joe donlon joins us live from chicago with a preview. hi, joe. >>hello sanaa's chat with get a great weekend busy night for us in politics. we have our new poll which takes a look at the presidential race in florida. the president was there today with joe biden in ohio early voting underway in georgia folks are lining up there. also a big loss in the baseball world baseball fans in the bay area will know about this is what we talk just a few minutes ago with johnny bench. and bob cost us about the death today of cincinnati reds great joe morgan that's in our 3rd hour tonight and a great story from chicago a

doctor laura atkinson is the professor of political science and director of the center for the study of voting elections and democracy and leads research at the university of mexico. internationally recognized expert in the area of election science, methodology, voting rights, election and political behavior. haley patrick is senior advisor and in 2013 was selected by president obama to serve as commissioner on the presidential commission on western administration. this is to further the work of the commission paired prior to that she was a federal compliance officer for arizona elections for 11 years. ricardo cortes is a junior commissioner of elections and current election security advisor at the brennan center for justice and he's also served as the general registrar in fairfax county, virginia at the elections commission but finally, christopher thomas is a bpc fellow and special advisor to the detroit city clerk. chris also served as commissioner on the presidential commission on election and administration was a long time election director for the state of michigan for it think

the man has been identified as 19 year-old terrell atkinson he's currently on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. get this police say they did search his car they found a semiautomatic paint ball gun believed to have been used in that attack. these may now where a man has been arrested for hate crime after tying a noose to a tree in berkeley. thursday, the city workers as they saw a man tying a noose with some rope in the marina near the south cove. when that worker approached the man about the news he fastened did and then ran away. officers found him a short time later and arrested him. >>24 days to go until the november election kron 4 your local election headquarters by law election offices all required to put ballots in the mail for voters, but in some cases we're learning that folks are receiving to balance kron four's phillipe djegal explains why it's happening and breaks down step by step what you should do if you receive 2 ballots in the mail. >>heidi loop lives in san mateo county and this week she received 2 ballots for the general election. she says nothing has change

. >> my name is anne atkinson. i live in oregon. i'm the caregiver for my husband, who is a disabled veteran. he served in iraq in 2003. i feel like we got into our group with the caregiving routine over the last couple years, but the pandemic has definitely put a wrencin all of that with having the kids home. >> at one point, he was so angry that he ended up biting me and i walked around with a bruise on my shoulder for the better part of the month. even though i might not have chosen this, he has made me a better person, brought me joy as i never thought i could have. an sadness that i didn't expect, either. but he has also taught me a lot about life. >> they want to know, what are we putting in place to make sure their loved one is safe? we are getting caregivers tested. we have asked families if they would like to join. >> caretakers feel they are not doing the proper care sometimes or not going beyond what they should be doing. that burden is very heavy. now with the situation of covid-19, having people support the caretaker, h

they found they say the paintball gun believed used in the attacks in the back of his car and atkinsoneady on probation for assault with a deadly weapon. in the east bay police arrested a man for hate crime charges after tying a noose to a tree in berkeley, a city worker says they saw a man tie the noose was some rope and the marina near the south cold and that's when the worker worker approached a man about it. the man fast the news to the tree and took off. officers later found him. >>well the former cdc director says the u.s. should expect 20,000 more covid-19 deaths by the end of the month. doctor tom frieden says this projection is based on the number of infections that have already been confirmed. meanwhile, the university of washington school of medicine projects, the death toll here in the u.s. could double to about 400,000 by february the model predicts daily deaths will peak at about 2300 in mid-january. president trump. now claims that he is immune from the coronavirus health experts say there's no definitive evidence of course that having covid-19 antibodies actually protec

hello, i hello, lam ross hello, i am ross atkinson book and outside source. i want to outside source. i we nt to stress outside source. i want to stress that this is as important as the funding we gave to lancashire. the mayor didn't accept this, unfortunately. they should not be doing this, grinding people down, trying to acce pt grinding people down, trying to accept the least that they can get away with. £22 million to fight the situation that we are in is frankly disgraceful. so greater manchester will move to england's highest virus alert level from friday — shutting some pubs and restaurants, and different households won't be able to meet up. matt hancock will address parliament shortly. of course, we will bring you that statement, on a day when 241 further covid—19 deaths have been recorded in the uk. with two weeks to go until the us election — we're looking at the worldwide implications. starting in afghanistan — where a spike in violence is threatening peace talks with the taliban. and this is the moment police caught up with the man who murdered th