i really enjoy the morning walk to the bus and the afternoon walk from the bus.get on one bus and not have to transfer. i just get on the bus at fremont and sunnyvale-saratoga and take it all the way to the end. the commute doesn't really take all that long -- maybe about 20 minutes. i'm really happy with vta and i will continue going to work every day on vta. there's no reason to stop. it's very safe. the seating is well-spaced. we're all 6 feet apart. the driver's protected. people are protected. we're all wearing masks. so what's not to like about vta? okay. thanks for the ride. >> of course. >> have a good day. >> you too. ♪ >> coming up, you

the bus did not want to stop.here was one motor vehicle incident surrounding what took place there. and the biden campaign had to cancel events in texas after this was playing out. take a listen to how the president as he was campaigning yesterday, seemed to be cheering them on. >> did anybody see the bus that was surrounded by hundreds of cars? there's all trump flags all over them. what a group. it's like a hot thing. that's really number one trending. they won't put that. that's number one trending. >> reporter: and the president added his support to that group on twitter yesterday, tweeting, i love texas. and retweeting a video showing part of that incident. kendis, as the president rounds out the final days of his campaign schedule, you can see from the focus of where he's going, that it's all about ramping up the turnout among his particularly rural base at this point. the president making stops today in places like hickory, north carolina, rome, georgia. tomorrow, he will be in fayetteville, north carolina,

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a caravan of trump supporters surrounding the bus.p train shouted object sensity and block kayed the entire entourage. a biden staffer tweeted a picture of her damaged car, and at a rally today the president defended supporters saying they were protecting the campaign bus. let's talk about the pandemic, which is worsening. the nation's top infectious san diego expert, totally unfilters this weekend, in a new interview with "the washington post," dr. anthony fauci slams the white house's pandemic response, saying we're in for a whole lot of hurt. it is not a good situation. you could not possibly be positioned more poorly. he also went after the pandemic advisory, dr. scott atlas, who we should note is a radiologist not an infection disease expert. he said -- i have a real problem with this guy. doctor fauci also saying joe biden's campaign is taking the pandemic seriously. judd deere firing back at fauci, saying as a member of the task force, dr. fauci has a duty to express concerns or push for a change in strategy, but he's not done

or bus or theory would all meet halfway well my, our food, she was money that it used to be for the money walked in the set of the a few days. but it shows you how she, you know, a valid of the fair excellent democracy. not only that is the numbers and how large of numbers. but of numbers has it has a button and when and as wanted to tell more, national and are blue bars of the buses that are a little mcnish to me today the earth has a very ballina money because each move should be weighed and the bus a good 100 percent can lead to a fire have a freezer harburg, have the dean cut the new one and the woman is obliged to when one is believed, unless the whole were not quite spectacular. but i'm sure and he said that she would have put only on your mama in the projects or center the corner stores, but upper left just undone, aghast. mind of a bomb all last mile of the more modest pairs with a more humble conical cortisol maho normal. i never said this was because they're going to think in any animal but i mean i haven't heard of that witches, but to put them as pics easy should have to

from a bus to shadows from the bus or it was off. and when i had to look at the they had the sad that they did not do it for him in the family. you know, when you walk through the course of this, you don't accept a mix of the things you should. secondly, on the consequence, what the locus of its place was really over you, because you do have to need to see the money had to have a vision mothers know how to how do you know that and you know, with time that should have come in mind for that is the minimal amount you will be well, as you do, our school could cut off as there is one term as you know, the senate bill is moot because it's only 3 percent a 1000000 solar day on the whole that and then let me see if we can get it out of that, even if they are in a good deal of his, i'm in one document, isn't in profit this out on the gallon. don't go and how would you follow what he photo? what would not as someone i would guess that they had you know, as you know, if you can see that when i was there with me not only live look to have lived

one involved muni bus. the operator drove over a fire hose and damaged the hose which then struck and injured very seriously a firefighter. and our hearts are broken and prayers are with the firefighter and his recovery. we also had another serious injury where a driver made a turn and struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk. in addition, last tuesday there on franklin and bush an individual was travelling on a scooter and lost control of the vehicle and struck a parked car and rapid response team is investigating. the response is pending. in better news, the is sfcta board approved a $3.4 million allocation from the transportation networks company tax in allow us to continue moving forward with our very successful vision zero quick fill program. that will be distributed to high priority projects throughout san francisco. in addition our construction work continues and city crews are putting in a transit and school bus loading island on 7th street and log a concrete median separate two-way protection on the bike

the fbi investigating this moment when trump supporters surrounded a biden campaign bus. new security measures at the white house today. businesses in several cities boarding up windows bracing for violence in the streets. >>> the battle over ballots. the dispute over 127,000 votes in texas today. and what trump and biden are saying about when they'll declare victory. >>> it's "your voice, your vote" on "america this morning." >>> good monday morning, everyone. we are 24 hours away from one of the most consequential and highly anticipated electioning in u.s. history. >> we have several overnight developments. president trump spoke to supporters in florida until 1:00 a.m. he has insisted he will not declare victory tuesday night until the votes are counted, but because of the record number of mail-in votes, it could be friday or later until some states finish counting. >>> meanwhile, amid growing concern about protests and potential violence in the streets on election night, temporary fencing will be installed around the white house today. >>> this morning the fbi is now i

the bus. i think there was a few stops that had folks in the yellow jacket mostly in the busy area of transit. they're in the back of the bus. i think they are available for someone to get on and off. i think that there's an issue with the red zone. there's a lot of issue with people crawling over and blocking the access in the red zone for the transit system. people can't actually -- the bus can actually create an accessible platform for people to board who need it. that something that causes undue stress on the bus drivers and creates layered frustration for those of us with disabilities. i think that should be something that can be shifted. i think lack of communication not able to get off and board a bus easily, i think some of those are compounded issues that require attention and perhaps muni can have flexibility to notify the public about what the transportation options are so we can board safely. >> so, predictions. i will be the first to admit that our predictions are not to the stand

if you want to get on the bus, get on the bus!ctivists who fought for the disability discrimination act — on its 25th anniversary. good evening. joe biden is america's president—elect, but in washington donald trump has not as yet accepted that and is continuing to allege that the election was stolen. in his first speech after the result became clear, mr biden told supporters that he wanted to restore the soul of america and told those who didn't vote for him that they should give each other a chance. he was projected as the winner after getting 279 electoral college votes, past the crucial number of 270. but that looks likely to increase, with a few states, seen here in grey, yet to declare. our north america correspondent nick bryant is in wilmington, delaware, mr biden‘s home town. nick, over to you. president—elect biden is preparing to ta ke president—elect biden is preparing to take power, stating that on the first day of his presidency, he will send a letter to the united nations indicating that america will rejoin the pari

>> before you reply, the idea of bus deck versus bus plaza is nonintuitive. there is a place where buses to the east bay depart from. and there is a different place where buses to san francisco and the north bay depart from. and then there is a street where buses to the peninsula depart from. and then there is a block away, regional rail, that is not mentioned in any of the wayfinding. >> yep. >> j. tumlin: so, again, rather than focusing on the facility and arbitrary agency terms, to focus on the information that the customer needs. >> i would agree. sorry. when i say differentiate, i don't mean repeat the name. i mean in a way that the customer appreciates. so thank you for that clarification. >> yeah, i would just add to your comments, jeffrey, in the short-term to rebuild -- to do something with the kiosks at this point while development is under way, let's say within the first year, what i can say is besides putting physical maps or digital static maps in place with the current application that is broken is one option at this point. it will take approxim

now the police weren't able to catch up with the bus while it was in that area and the bus was able to leave the area, but the biden campaign ended up canceling an event in texas as a result of what happened there out of an abundance of caution, but president trump's reaction has seemed to be to praise this group and to celebrate their enthusiasm tweeting i love texas last night as he re-tweeted a video of that incident and also saying this as he was on the campaign trail. >> did anybody see the picture of the crazy bus driving down the highway surrounded by hundreds of cars, all with trump flags all over them. what a group. no, it's like a hot thing. see, that's really number one trending. they won't put that. that's number one trending. >> reporter: and the biden campaign has responded to this by trying to draw a contrast with the buses that have not been there to take trump campaign supporters home or to their cars after some of his recent rallies with some of the incidents that we've seen where people have been waiting out in the cold unable to get home after these trump rallies, a

you saw this bus and hundreds of trump supporters drove up around it.down to 20 miles an hour on the interstate. today the republicans have been asked around the board about this. the rnc chair said earlier that the president would not condone the action of those supporters because obviously if they are trying to harm the people on that bus or interfere with them driving safely down the road, she said they would not condone that. that's not what the president himself said. instead, he embraced it and tried to put this spin on it. >> did you see the way our people, they were protecting his bus yesterday, because they're nice. so his bus -- they had hundreds of cars, trump, trump. trump and the american flag. you see trump and the american flag. did you ever notice when you see the other side, i don't even see much of the other side. you don't see any -- they have no spirit, this he have no enthusiasm. >> reporter: the president said they were trying to protect them. the staffers on that bus called 911 to assist them because they were concerned about what

meanwhile in texas, a caravan of trump supporters tried to run a biden campaign bus off the road. one truck swerved into a car full of biden campaign workers. trump responded by tweeting, "i love texas." joe biden condemned the political intimidation. mr. biden: we have never had anything like this. at least we have never had a president who thinks it is a good thing. amy: plus, we will go to the key battleground state of florida to speak with haitian-american writer edwidge dandicat to talk a milliona quarter of u.s.-born children born in the u.s. could be separated from their parents should trump win reelection and terminates temporary protected status for migrants. we will also speak to a 13-year-old u.s.-born girl who is the daughter of tps recipients from haiti. can make au vote, difference in what happens to me and all those other children. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. one day ahead of election day, over 94 million people have already cast their ballots -- more than two thirds of the t

this bangkok bus terminal is one of thailand's main travel gateways.t the entrance, staff are disinfecting passengers and taking temperatures. thailand chose to carry out a soft lockdown. that means people can move, but restrictions are enforced when there is suspicion of infection, such as a fever. bus operators are enforcing social distancing guidelines by spacing out passengers. bus services have been reduced, and the number of passengers is about 10% of the usual number. car movements are also monitored. check points in bangkok stop vehicles coming in from the provinces. police and citizens are working together to prevent the spread of the infection. volunteers from the public carry out temperature tests. health department staff questioned drivers and passengers. they are asked how they feel and where they have been. all are subject to follow-ups. the number of infections in thailand began to climb steadily in march. around the end of the month, the number of new cases per day continued to exceed 100. each day since the state of emergency was put i

>>the fbi is investigating the alleged harassment of a joe biden campaign bus you see the big bus. right there. this was. but bust it really was on its way to do rallies said happened in texas on friday as the bus was going from san antonio to austin as part of a push to urge biden supporters to cast their ballots on the state's last day of early voting to her room on has that story. >>a fight to the finish both presidential candidates down to the wire on the campaign trail president donald trump holding 5 rallies in 5 states and 2 of those events he addressed this video of his supporters surrounding a biden harris bus on i 35 headed from san marcus to austin friday afternoon because trump trump. >>and the americans lacked this is you seen crop americans like some texas democrats say a biden-harris staffers car was hit during the incident. >>kyle police responded confirming that 2 or more vehicles may have made contact but since it happened in san marcus san marcus pd had to investigate. lisa pruitt who is running for office in hays county was a liaison between the campaign event i

madrid lodes up the bus, from food to flashlight bracelets, the bus brings school to the students. >ey downloaded the assignments on to the hard drive, and i do those assignments. >> they get laptops. they get jet packs for wifi connectivity. >> reporter: how are kids doing and,000 are they adapting? >> it's a struggle but we're heading in the right direction. we're doing good. >> reporter: what the bus can't deliver down the dusty desert roads is friends. in the meantime, that, too, can be sorted. >> when they're done with the work and stuff, if they want to go out and clear their kids, go out and ride horses. >> reporter: no social distancing required. >> hopefully, by next semester, we'll be going back into school. >> reporter: only time will tell. lilia luciano, cbs news. >> yuccas: overcoming so many obstacles there. still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," why this colorado mountain is facing new historical scrutiny. and a possible name change. have blown through 2020. that includes a cultural reckoning with statues and monuments. in colorado, there's a push to rename several pla

i'm not doing that is that money has a rather the bus or other yes. look around it, but allowed to see it with the kindest of the worst. i thought it's a pity i did to my how i beat my ass, which only dick gave enough for now and was a bit left to help save money to my little uni. i can the by that and their family but somehow the routine. but now a boon in more than just a pair of me, i think it's one of the highest bubble we suffer. liberalism, all the handle of a silver. thank you for les. well, lies are what i mean saddam, especially look at how if of us who want to know what i was that had been shallop shot from sri lanka. he was asleep. good luck, charm, lebanon. had the canoe says the limb as poor as my initial way about and this way, imagine the maglite only asked him how much the latest pain it will let loose chain that may go to the end. will it give me a gift? if i think at least one has been intimate and then no longer to on the money even shows my hope or how could folks who never had to manufacture a family don't have the right. the doct

we grabbed the little babies and the children and threw them on .he bus get on the bus and they kickeds, they beat us up. we had no choice but to get on the bus. i saw some people, they put their hand up here. they are trying and trying to help us but there is no way to get to them. we were terrified inside the bus. we did not know where they were taking us. the bus drove us 14 hours that night. until early in the morning. >> what happened was they had several tens of thousands of refugees scattered in various camps. theyhai government said would push these people back to cambodia. they were tired of them, whatever. they gathered together 42,000 of them and took them to this temple on top of a mountain on the border. then they pushed them down the cliff. did you ever learn whether or not the thai military have to the loan or under orders from the government? after from what i heard the thaiviews is that kingship was very embarrassed. werein the thai government somewhat remorseful about what happened until it seemed like this was an act that was done within the thai military. maybe in t

driver who made snide comments when we got on the bus.be that's why we drove around the stadium, to tick him off. this is ridiculous. next question. >>> the masters and the nfl football in the same weekend. i was on that bus. no the tree is there. 400 of them inside sanford stadium. jim harbaugh is 1-3 this season but at least he has figured out the math. rough day at the masters for collin who spun the ball back and into the drink. army and tulane. the black knights got cute on a kickoff return and they have having none of it. and collin marie. junk bull. is it caught? hopk isns. >> the hail mary. >>> the a's drafted murray once to play baseball. i think he made the right decision. the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> nasa and space x getting a lot of buzz after docking on the international space station. >> the astronauts docked their last night marking their first official joint mission. >> soft capture confirmed. >> we are watching this all unfold. >> when the crew dragon space craft docked. four astronauts launched. one is vict

the fbi is looking into possible harassment. >>> imagine if you were on that bus.ning. the president is praising those supporters, even as the fbi investigates, praising them on social media, going so far as to call them patriots. what do we know about the folks behind this? >> reporter: this was an event that occurred on the same day kamala harris was campaigning across the state. we should make clear that kamala harris was not on that bus, but it was a group of surrogates traveling from san antonio to austin along interstate 35, a highly congested busy corridor on that interstate, when that biden bus, according to sources that we've spoken with, were surrounded by these trucks in this trump caravan, and according to our sources at some point, the trucks had slowed down essentially trying to get that biden/harris bus to stop on interstate 35. very dangerous situation at one point, one of the trucks scraped cars they were driving down the interstate, so we do know that biden officials inside that bus were making calls to 911. they ended up needing an escort to get

driver there that muni bus that bus was coming along one of the 2 cars involved in the pursuit accidentallyipped the front end of that bus which is why it's here. it's part of the investigation and the driver obviously saw the whole thing and that driver is being talked to at this particular time back to you. >>all right, thanks a lot. well. >>time now 7.32. let's also get a check of the weather to before you head out the door we started the day that are heavy with the fog at still pretty foggy out now. >>we've got john tracking it for us now in the weather center hey guys yeah we traded in the showers of the past couple of days now for some fog this morning and it's not just hanging out by the coast either but really all the way to our inland valleys, so it's something that all of us are looking at as you're getting outside. let's get a look here from her suitor tower view above that blanket of fog this is supposed to be san francisco. can't see much of it though as we make our way through the day that fog will release its grip on the bay area. we've also seen conditions coming down on rad

i see one or two riders maximum on a 60-foot bus. it seems that that capacity could be much better used somewhere else. so i urcge you to not do the extension of the chrissy line, put that somewhere else where it could better serve the people of sf. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your time. operations, could you unmute the next caller, please. >> hello. >> clerk: we hear you. welcome. >> hello? oh, hi. my name is hayden miller. this is for opposition, correct, to the appeal? >> clerk: that's correct. >> president yee: yes. >> okay. i wanted to speak in opposition to this because the appeal is just another frivolous attempt to delay emergency response projects by the sfmta that really benefit the essential workers who are riding transit right now. you know, muni service is already suffering due to the pandemic, and these projects just bring a little bit of hope to the essential workers who have to ride transit right now, and so these frivolous appeals that are delaying and preventing these projects, it's really ridiculous, and it'

the bus drove us 14 hours that night. early in the morning. >> what happened was they had several tens of thousands of refugees scattered in various camps along the cambodian-thai border. the thai government said they would push these people back to cambodia. they were tired of them, whatever. they gathered together 42,000 of them and took them to this temple on top of a mountain on the border. then they pushed them down the cliff. susan: did you ever learn whether or not the thai military acted alone, or under orders from the government? james: from what i heard after the interviews is that the thai kingship was very embarrassed. many in the thai government were somewhat remorseful about what happened. so it did seem like this was an act that was done within the thai military. maybe in the top echelon. that is more likely where it came from but it was not a good thing. it was not a good look for the kingship itself. you sort of see that -- this remorse where refugees that have survived or gone there were accepted back in

they said get on the bus and they kicked us, they beat us up.no choice but to get on the bus. i saw some people, they put their hand up here. they were trying and trying to help us but there is no way to get to them. we were terrified inside the bus. we did not know where they were taking us. we still had hope that they might be telling the truth, that they were transferring us to a different camp. the bus drove us 14 hours that that night, until early in the morning. >> what happened was they had several tens of thousands of refugees scattered in various camps along the cambodian-thai border. the thai government said they -- decided they were going to push these people back to cambodia. they were tired of them, whatever. they gathered together 42,000 of them and took them to this temple on top of a mountain on the border. they pushed them down the cliff. susan: did you ever learn whether or not the thai military acted alone, or under orders from the government? james: from what i heard after the interviews is that the thai kingship was very emb

a muny bus may have played a role in this. area's jean elle has the details. >> reporter: a san francisco firefighter is here at zuckerberg san francisco hospital listed in critical condition. he was injured on the job when it appears a muny bus made contact with a fire hose. a fire hose in the rear wheel of a muny bus. a firefighters' helmet on the ground next to an evidence marker. the san francisco fire department says that is matthew vance's helmet. he was critically injured on spear street while wrapping up a call to a fire. >> sasan francisco muny bus drove through the operations area. at the same time a hose line was pulled upward. >> lieutenant jonathan baxter exactly what happened is under investigation, but says when the hose was pulled up van was knocked into the air. >> threw firefighter van onto his head. he was immediately gawked on unconscious and was not breathing. >> reporter: crews immediately began treating him. staff at zuckerberg hospital revived him. firefighters and police gathered outside the hospital w

bus and had athe wonderful time talking with people in their hometowns, their workplaces. it was a wonderful experience and one that i always enjoy. i feel that this is an affirmation of the work that i am doing in washington to fight hard, every day. [cheering and applause] to fight hard every day for the people of maine. that this isme say an honor. it is historical as well. sincehe first person maine directly elected it senators to win a fifth term. [cheering] to the people of maine, thank you, thank you. i will serve you with all my heart. eachl work hard for you and every day and together we will come together to work on the problems and challenges that are facing our state and our country. honored to have been given the responsibility. thank you so much to the people of maine. thank you. [cheering] thank you, thank you. [cheering and applause] ♪ .> i'm still standing looking like a true survivor. feeling like a little kid. standing. picking up the pieces of my life without you on my mind. i'm still standing. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [cheering] ♪ >> turn it up. [cheering]

the election and what the president is saying in defense of supporters who swarmed a biden campaign bus. >>> also with 10 million early votes already cast, could it be an election night cliffhanger? the states where we could know first and where it could take days, even months. the president threatening legal action to stop the count. >>> on the eve of the election, covid surging to all-time highs. nearly 100,000 cases in a day hospitals warning they may ration care. el paso calling in a fourth mobile morgue and massive parties over the weekend, could they have been superspreaders >>> the deadly terror attack near a synagogue in vienna. shootouts in the streets. what we're now learning >>> tensions running high, businesses boarded up ahead of potential unrest how to deal with your election anxiety. >>> three days after that powerful earthquake, the miracle rescues. >>> this is "nbc nightly news." decision 2020. here is lester holt. >> good evening, everyone here we are now just hours from election day 2020 as the nation closes in on 100 million early votes cast, donald trump and joe bid

throughout the bus boycott, we think that she just got arrested and that was it. but she was a primary fund-raiser for the boycott movement in montgomery. and the wac be flew her all over the country, where she gave speeches and she raised tens of thousands of dollars. because we often think about her as something who didn't speak that much, as a quiet person and why -- while she made have been softspoken, she was very resistant to white supremacy. and so she was a real active speaker during those years. what's interesting is i found a document in king papers, where rosa parks actually requested arm guards for her home, in montgomery, during the bus boycott. because she was a frequent target of white supremacist violence. and so you could see that tradition of her supporting arms in self-defense, throughout the boycott. finally she feels so in safe in alabama, that she decides to move to detroit. which she called the promised land that wasn't. everything she hoped for, the ability to move freely through the world, the ability to have access to a good paying job, d

the 1st mohammed, the latest on this bus attack? well yes, it happened in the devout gunman who saved 2 of the the bus stop was carrying passengers. and the gunman then killed the passengers in a very gruesome attack described by the european human rights commission. the figure of 34 that according to the commission, is just an estimate in the coming hours and days, of course, these parts of the country is prone to such attacks against civilians, many militia groups. and most of this, usually the conflicts are based on divisions and ethnic city between the different groups that live in venetian. but goodness, mamma, let's move on to the existing conflict. the ongoing conflict in the north. the fact there seems to be being drawn into it now on the left is saying we will attack any legitimate military targets. how does that potentially change the conflict? well yes, this takes the conflict to a whole new love. it was spilled across the borders of ethiopia, and now another country and a traitor, is about to be sucked in. if you would g

the biden campaign says the trucks tried to run their bus off the road, and biden staffers on the bus called 911, and law enforcement eventually assisted the bus to its destination. neither biden nor senator kamala harris were onboard. president trump said his supporters were protecting the bus. >>> the votes of young americans could play a pivotal role in the outcome of tuesday's election. today some first-time voters urged their peers to vote. marchers demanded change when they left san francisco's embarcadero plaza. a group called youth advocates for change organized the event. activists believe in the power of gen z. >> the youth vote is usually the one that's the least amount in elections, and we need to come out here and talk about it. we need to speak on climate change. we need to talk about black lives matter. we need to talk about bleaklgbt rights, women's rights, all the marginalized communities. >> it is our duty to fight for our freedom. >> this afternoon's march ended with a rally at the san francisco federal building in the civic center. >>> in santa clara county today,

i want to go to the town of the bus. was it only about 50 kilometers from here and because we are already on the subject of sustainability, of course, they are by public transport but we regularly show you your videos from all over the world and this one on skis through the austrian alps. maybe it's a little inspiration for your next winter vacation. after the pandemic sometimes from berlin to a bus by the it takes an hour by car. the train is faster. i'll be there in just half an hour. it was filed as a town shaped by its industrial history, a good place to find out more about sustainability because there's a university beer that deals with the most diverse aspects of sustainability, including sure isn't i have an appointment with my he's a research associate at the center for sustainable tourism at the university of madiba. how did you get interested is a stable tourism. sympathy and yeah, i studied here at the university and earned my masters in sustainable tourism management and that's always been an interest of mine

it was on that bus. here's the top five.er five, no bandit stand for football, but the tree is there, 400 of them inside stanford stadium. at number four, jim harbaugh is 1-3 this season, but hey, at least he's taking out the mask. at number three, rough day at the masters for colin who spun the ball back and into the drink. and number two, army and tulane. the black knights got a little cute on a kick-off return and tolls is having none of it. >> and it's thrown right to tulane for a touchdown. >> at number one, kyler murray says a prayer for the cardinals. >> he does. left side. into the end zone, jump ball, and it is -- is it caught? is it caught? oh my goodness, it's caught. deandre hopkins caught it. >> deandre hopkins snags the hail mary for the arizona win. >>> remember when the a's >>> nasa and spacex are making history tonight. >> yeah, the astronauts on board a spacex spacecraft docked on the international space station, marking their first official joint mission. >> confirmed. >> they are watching this all unfold

saying the trucks tried to slow down the bus and run it off the road. president trump offered this alternative explanation. >> did anybody see the crazy bus driving down the highway surrounded by hundreds of cars. >> you know, they were protecting his bus. because they are nuts. they had hundreds of cars. >> the incident forced the biden team to cancel some events due to security reasons. >>> a battle over ballots cast over drive-thrus in a houston area will be taken up in a an emergency hearing today. a texas court were to throw out 127,000 ballots cast through drive-thru locations. the all republican court denied the request without an explanation. the county judge did her best to reassure people their votes will count. >> we have to be real and put out there that it is bewildering that this is even happening. these votes already cast that folks are trying to invalidate them. >> conservative activists have rallied against expanded voting where a record 1.4 million votes have already been cast. a plain state lawmaker claiming the arrangement was tilted

we're down per bus and per train.en this, it's critical that muni provide no delays and provide enough service to improve capacity along lines where we're seeing high demand and reduce overcrowding and the amount of time that people spend on the bus. this has led to the development of the muni core service plan. so first, i'm going to go through the rail changes, and then, we'll talk about the bus secondly. prior to covid is the, the muni subway experience was really unacceptable. both the levels of crowding, as well as delay, and i'm sure most of the people on this call can remember what the subway was like. subways creeping through the tunnel, and waiting to get through the portal as well as pe west portal itself. in the mornings, it could take 20 minutes to get from powell to west portal station and use the turnaround there. obviously, as we proceed through this covid period, we really cannot have crowded trains and platforms that we were seeing. unfortunately, the historical service plan of having all rail lines g

throughout the bus boycott, we think that she just got arrested and that was it. but she was a primary fund raiser for the boycott movement in montgomery and the naacp flew her all around the country where she gave speeches and raised tens of thousands of dollars. this is incredible because we often think of her as someone who didn't speak that much, as a quiet person. while she may have been soft spoken, she was vocal about her resistance to white supremacy and oppression. she was a real active speaker during those years. what's interesting is -- i found a document in boston college in the king papers there where rosa parks requested armed guards for her home in montgomery because she was a frequent target of white supremacist violence. and so you could see that tradition of her supporting armed resistance, self-defense throughout the bus boycott. finally she feels so unsafe in alabama that she decides to move to detroit which she called the promised land that wasn't. everything she hoped for, you know -- the ability to move freely through the world, the ability

what happened with that bus?> alex, well, in regards to the bus, we had a -- this was a bus tour of the state being done by biden surrogates. they had been making their way through the various media markets on texas. that was on i-35, just outside of austin when they were surrounded by this pro-trump caravan. we have seen caravans like this all over the state, all over the country the last several weeks. there was an incident where a truck in that caravan appeared to collide with a staffer's car. a staffer for the biden campaign. the biden campaign said they called local authorities and were escorted to their final event in austin, and decided to go ahead and cancel that because they were worried about the possibility of political violence. it speaks to the fact that texas long an afterthought in presidential politics, is really anything but this year. i'm reporting right now from the epicenter of that in harris county, this is the houston area. this is their election headquarters here, folks who are running elec

police are investigating what appeared to be a man on top of a bus with a flame thrower. thankfully no one was hurt. officials called the incident just plain stupid. >> we turn now to concerns about a new wave of panic buying. people rushing to stock up on supplies as the coronavirus emergency takes a turn for the worst. abc's megan tevrizian reports how stores are responding. >> again? >> reporter: this morning, an increasing number of empty shelves at grocery stores across the country as coronavirus cases surge. >> it got crazy while i was in there. i had to get out as soon as possible. >> reporter: products like toilet paper, paper towels and cleaning supplies once again in high demand. walmart now reporting shortages of paper towels in some stores and amazon is nearly sold out of disinfecting wipes. this costco in new jersey wiped out of paper towels. >> unfortunately, the main culprits are still popping up, disinfecting wipes, the toilet paper. the variety may be lunatic. your smaller stores may struggle to get certain supplies. >> reporter: some grocery store chains

about 20 minutes later, a bus driver drove a bus and it appears it rolled over a water hose. at the same time, the hose was thrown upward into the air. >> this resulted in the firefighter to be thrown into the air and landing on his head. resulting in an immediate loss of consciousness and not breathing. >> reporter: he said he was transported to the hospital and the quick action of the medical staff got him breathing again and he regained consciousness. it is unclear how the bus was able to drive through an active fire scene. as a standard procedure, all the fire vehicles have their emergency lights on. but he did not give details as to whether police or the department of parking and traffic were on scene to secure the area before the accident. last month, the department suffered a loss when firefighter jason cortez was killed during a training accident. the department is asking for the public's is support during this difficult time. >> as the community usually relies on us to provide these services of comfort and care, we know that you have given it to us during that trying

saw the bus. they had hundreds of cars, trump, trump. trump and the american flag, that's it. american flag. did you ever notice when you see the other side -- i don't even see much of the other side. >> meanwhile, biden responded during an event in pennsylvania, noting that president trump had also tweeted praise for the supporters involved. >> trump trucks, pickup trucks with trump flags tried to run it off the road, or stopping it, stopping in front of it, and the president saw it, took the video that someone had taken, and tweeted it back out and said, "i love texas." >> trump supporters also took to the streets in droves over the weekend, blocking traffic on several major roadways in the tri-state area. a sea of maga hats and american flags first flooded new jersey's garden state parkway on sunday morning, backing up traffic for miles. although the exact number is unclear, authorities say that there were at least several hundred vehicles involved. a second caravan around the same size was spotted that afternoon on the mario cuomo bridge in new york, but state troopers wer

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so the bus and the driver are still here.part of the investigation as far as this scene here this is lower 8. they shutting it down in the meantime they don't plan to reopen in for at least a couple of hours in fact some a special team from the san francisco police department. they told us to step back after this particular live shot as they will need the entire street to do their measurements so it's going to be quite some time. according to the person doing the measurement and the filming of all this is part of their investigation. he expects this to be shut down for at least another 2 to 3 hours. back to you. >>okay all right, thank you very much well. time now is 6.32 and before you head out the door we want to make sure that you drive safely and this morning as it is foggy out there john. >>yeah, definitely a switch up from yesterday we had the rain the past few mornings and this morning, it's the dense fog that you're seeing across a wide spread of the bay area, not just at the coast. but all the way to our inland valle

. >> free bus rides on tuesday. you can take buses to the polls. earlier this year the marin transit board of directors planned to offer the free bus only on election day but the pandemic and early voters led to the decision to begin the free bus rides as of yesterday. >>> businesses across the country and here in the bay area are boarding up. cities are planning for what may lie ahead no matter who wins. more on the preparations. >> reporter: police have not received credible threats of violence, but retailers are overly cautious given the emotion surrounding the elections. >> an unsettling sight on sunday. windows covered with plywood. stores like louis vuitton and gucci is unusual. it's discouraging snowier hoping for the best but we're preparing for every contingency. >> reporter: union square is in his district. police have not said to board up, many don't want to take a chance to protect their property. >> it's cheaper to put up a piece of plywood than to lose a window. >>> on mission street the ground floor window of the force are being prot

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