the majority of people in california are demanding racial justice. there'a tremendous support for leveling the playing field when it comes to race for admissions and for opportunities for businesses, small businesses to contractith public entities, and i reject wholeheartedly that the idea there is not a lot of support for prop 16. i think what the challenge ha been isawareness. i mean, we have in the state of california as well as nationally a focus on people's health, focus on the fact that a third of lifornia's can't pay rent. there is not a lot of relief coming from anywhere. i mean, those are all a lot of the issues that make it difficult ppening statewide. on what is but when we have found that when people understand that prop 16 undoes a great ong, th, you know, it puts california in with most of the states. most states allow the ra consideration of in the history of racism as part of joining groups like affirmative action, and aclu and mala harris supports this. we are talking about some of that would bring back level of balance and offer asi

and california was no different. high or low, it can ignite anywhere in the campaign organization, spreading quickly from staff to workers. two primary factors boosted wallace workers in the golden state -- the realization that the 1968 presidential race is going to be a close one and the ever-increasing waves of support for governor wallace. california law, aimed at keeping new parties out of california, proved not enough to stop the wallace grassroots movement. victory in california clearly pointed the way to new successes in other parts of the nation. all right some political experts were willing to openly state that governor george c. wallace could indeed be elected president in 1968. mathematically speaking, the recognized wallace strength in the southern and border states added up to some 150 electoral votes. a giant stepping stone toward the 270 electoral votes needed to put george wallace in the white house. and the strong grassroots wallace support in states outside the south coupled with the simple fact tha

we have a mind set here in the state of california. that's what makes california so unique, so special. and that's the mind set we are bringing to this executive order, to bring parties together that in the past haven't always seen eye to eye. that have struggled to work in a cooperative spirit and to bring those parties together to advance our collective goal of future proofing the state of california, to making california more resistant and resilent to the realities of climate change. i have said this before. it's self evident to anyone on the west coast, let alone here in the state proper. the hots are getting a lot hotter, the dries getting dryer, just recall with 2011 to 2017 where we experienced a historic drought that led 163 million trees dead in its wake. not only the hot is getting hotter, the weather is getting wetter. these rivers that we are experiencing that we have never experienced in the past, the hottest august in recorded history that we just experienced here in the state of california. the hottest recorded, hottest

the issue in california, it's not voter fraud when it come to vote by mail. it's the issue of rejected ballots, and i would be because a ballot is postmarked too late or maybe there's an issue with the signature. there is with election officials are trying to get around that. on the front in, it's really saying to voters if you're going to head in or phthalates, close to election day, use the dropbox book do not use the usps. there could be a longer time frame of delivery. when it comes to issues of signatures, the so-called curing process of signatures, there's going to be opportunities for election officials after election day to reach out to voters if they forgot to sign their ballots, if they've an incorrect signature, to try to get that and make sure their vote is counted. >> scott, listen to voter measures in the state, specifically prop 15 that takes aim at the old prop 13 passed in 1978, which looks at how property taxes are pegged, basically. property taxes would be pegged at the purchase point for a house. now, there's a new prop on the ballot this

northern california earlier than in southern california and substantial reductions in wind across the state by thursday. as it relates to the challenges, induced by the winds now and some of the wildfires that we have experienced, some 42 initial starts in the last 24 hours, meaning 42 wildfires had started just in the last24 hours. it's a testment to cal fire that you don't know about most of those. they suppress the vast majority of those. i will highlight a few. again unlike baseball world series being played, so often is the case cal fire doesn't get credit for saves. they deserve credit for saves. extraordinary work they do every day that doesn't generate headlines is also deserving of praise and i want to acknowledge that up front with these winds to be able to suppress42 initial starts is remarkable effort and i want to just applaud their leadership and our mutual aid system up and down the state of california. still, because of two larger fires which i will get to we had a peak of about 100,000 people that were evacuated mainly in southern california, currently about 90,710 ar

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fact that a third of california's can't pay rent. there is not a lot of relief coming from anywhere. i mean, those are all lot ofthe issues that make it difficult for ople to focus on what is happening statewide. but when we have found that when people understand that prop 16 undoes a great wrong, that, you tsknow, it california in with most of the states. most states allow the consideration of race in the history of racism part of their assessment in that i'm joining groups like affirmative action, and aclu and kamala harris supports this. we are talking about some of that would bring back a level r of balance and ofasian americans, latinos, and black people opportunities that have not been available since those rules were changed more than a decade ago. >> amy, let's turn to ter turnout. are the democrats focusing more on turning out like democratic voters or on getting the independents to come over in and them? oh this is not a persuasion game at all. we have the number of voters we needd record turnout, look. work at facing both

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not so much in california. that is good news, but the governor says now is not the time to let up your garden he is and wear your mask, states six feet apart from strangers. continue to wash your hands and we are getting encouraging numbers when it comes to the daily positivity rate, the number of people hospitalized and people dying from covid-19. all the numbers are far too have that we are not seeing the crisis reemerging as we are in many parts of the country. the governor spoke personally saying he is the father of four young children who were very eager for halloween. i don't think they will be going door-to-door at the governor's mansion and many people in the bay area have been told to think us at the trick-or-treat bag when it comes to halloween. large gatherings in cities is not the way to go this year. >> the numbers he said are to have. the amount of acres that have burned this historic fire season in california. 4.2 million acres. nearly 10,000 structures have been completely destroyed. he focused

and the california democratic party. yes on 25. uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. accused of rape. accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail. got out the same day. the senior citizen could not. forced to wait in jail nearly a year. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. ♪ >> finn: i can't say that i love the circumstances, but i celebrate the day that you came into my life. >> steffy: mm. battered and bruised, fresh off a motorcycle accident? >> finn: still the most beautiful woman i've ever seen. >> steffy: keep saying things like that, and i'll have to keep you around. >> finn: ah, my evil plan is working. >> kelly: [ cooi

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not just in northern california but also parts of central california. there are parts of southern california though in particular that's remain very concerned about pick dr. galli will update you tomorrow. the new press conference around some of the interventions. we hope to advance in a number of different counties not dissimilar to interventions we advanced in the central valley and number of months ago. as it relates to increase and areas of concern. those will be again reviewed and he will transmit some of the guidelines and recommendations this time tomorrow in that space. let me just briefly remind everybody that we continue to battle these historic wildfires and making progress on the spread of the largest wildfires in the state. some 4.8 million or 4.1 million acres have burned. year to date. throughout the state of company pick i think 3.8 million since august 15. 12 major complexes right now. we are down 7400 firefighters. that's down significantly from the number of firefighters working the lines just a few weeks back. heroic work and extraor

wildland fire protection in california is -- by the california department of for street and the u.s.est service. additionally, were sick reppo -- reciprocal aid with nearly all city and county fire departments. the objective is for the necessary men and equipment to be on hand whenever and wherever needed. initial attack forces may vary widely from one crew to several engines, bulldozers and air tankers. this is probably initial attack in its most basic form. one man with one pump. he was en route somewhere on business when he spotted the fire in its first stage and took prompt and effective action. if he had judged the fire beyond his capabilities, he would have her ordered it -- he would have reported it and more forces would have been underway. fire reports reach the dispatcher in the emergency command center from any number of sources, often from private citizens living in or traveling through an area adjacent to the fire's or jim. origin. u.s. -- fire's dark are manned don until -- dawn until dark and the fire season. aircraft are used in high-risk areas, particular where there'

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and the california democratic party. yes on 25. 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 law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyft, doordash prop 22. one ride california doesn't want to take. doordash prop 22. when was the last time your property tawhat?l went down? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. accused of rape. accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail. got out the same day. the senior citizen could not. forc

we know president trump has taken shots at california.threatened to withhold federal disaster aid in the past here. do you think that any part of this might have been politically motivated? and how would we find that out? >> well, i'm not sure it is or isn't, because in this particular case, you know, california is pretty democratic, and i think for the most part, that, you know, california is probably going to vote for a democratic candidate. so i'm not so sure the president would curry favor by doing it. i think it's more about the discussions between two executives trying to figure out how to make things whole. in and in california, remember just recently, we had 27 major wildfires going with 19,000 firefighters responsible the cost is just astronomical. in this case, you know, that discussion yielded probably the ben in the factor is california. but remember, california is one of the few states that provides more money to the federal treasury than gets back. so in this case, we're getting money back. so that's good for california, goo

one ride california doesn't want to take.s seemed to be just about everywhere in today's economy they determine how google sells ads to what price consumers into paying for electricity and for their work on auctions to stanford university economists have won the nobel prize. the nobel committee said the work of paul milgram and robert wilson have benefited sellers, buyers and taxpayers all around the world in fact. wilson was was mill gums doctoral adviser and just happened to be neighbors. >>the swedes have been trying to call me in been unable to reach me and they asked him if he could come wake me up so he came across pounded on the door as bob was telling me hey paul wake up you've won the nobel prize. my wife is hearing the news in stockholm exactly the same time and watching this video of bob pounding my door that to 15 in the morning. >>it's worth mentioning that paul milgram isi 3rd student under robert wilson to receive a nobel prize in congratulations to them. well the oakland zoo is now caring for 2 more mountain l

not into northern california or the bay area.we look to remain dry for the next several days. here is a look at the temperatures in and around san francisco. we have the fog at 61 degrees near lake merced. you have 72 degrees and sunny skies. shifting into the northbay 76 at roanoke park and one more shift along the peninsula where we have 85 degrees. 74 reported in foster city. your afternoon highs for today remaining above average. eighty four for alejo. 76 for oakland. 72 downtown san francisco. eighty four over san jose. your extended forecast, temperatures come down just a bit on wednesday. a bigger drop on thursday and the cooling trend continues all the way into the weekend. it is going to feel like fall over the weekend. low 70s around the bay. low 70s expect the inland. we could see a third wind event by the end of the week. >>> the lemur stolen from the san francisco zoo is back out in his enclosure. this he posted video of the lemur named monkey yesterday. he was recovering after he was stolen last wednesday. he was sp

california secretary of state, alex padilla joins us from california. explain the dispute you have with the california republican party over drop boxes and where the dispute stands? >> california has boxes that allow voters to return someone they trust the ballot for them. that was the problem. what was brought to our attention, unauthorized and unofficial drop boxes that were representing themselves as official when they werenot. and they were not knowing if the ballots would ultimately arrive at the county to be counted. so, it's a violation of state law. and undermining of voter confidence in the election. thankfully it seems that they have been removed. >> now, the republican party in california said third parties can collect ballots, you eluded to that, and these are rules that they are following that you and democrats and others authorized earlier this year. your response? in the state of california?owed- absolutely. but even ballot collection has strict requirements. including the person assisting the voter in returning the ballot must also add t

. >> we begin with the latest on california's response to the coronavirus. >>> california with more than 852,000 cases since the pandemic began. 2,300 new confirmed cases reported today. more than 16,000 people with the virus have died in our state, including nine more deaths reported in the past 24 hours. and the 14-day positivity rate is at 2.6%. >>> santa clara and alameda counties are moving in the right direction. they are now in the orange tier of the state's covid-19 restrict list. this means places of worship and businesses such as movie theaters can reopen for ibdoor service at 25% capacity. or a maximum of 100 people. whichever is fewer. >> it's a really important limitation that we've put in place to help try to reduce the density. to help try to reduce risk for community. and we will be out there with our enforcement teams ensuring that there's compliance with that local requirement. and with the local directives. >> the two counties now join san francisco as the only three bay area counties in the orange tier. >>> the state has issued guidelines for halloween and once again

so they put this proposition on the ballot, which gives california the ability-- california voters the ability te von it. and if the ballot, if proposition 22 passes, these works will be labeled as contractors, and the only way to get rid of that 7/en will be for 8 of the california legislature to overturn the proposition. so it's a huge bill. soer, if this passes, nd lyft drivers are going to be contractors for the foreseeable future. >> sreenivasan: so, what has the pandemic done in the middle of this eight year long struggle to gure out if somebody is an employee or a contractor? re comes this unforeseen ent that changes howe live and work and, more important for this business, move about? >> right. i'd say the pandemic did two real big things. first thing it did was suddenly you had all these uber and lyft drivers that didn't have work anymorebut they couldn't collect unemployment because uber and lyft, by classifying their drivers as contractors, have not paid one cent into the state unemployment funds. thousands of drivers going,f like, "i can't get a ride. can i get some money?"

claudia: yo creo que en cuestiÓn de cómo tambiÉn en california, no creo que cambien mucho, california: y bien, que todavÍa hay un porcentaje alto de personas indecisas por cuÁl de los dos votar, ¿no? claudia: sÍ, creo que hay muchos expertos analistas saben que la mayorÍa de las veces suelen votar mÁs republicano, si es que votan, entonces yo creo que aunque hayan personas que dicen que son indecisas, realmente no lo estÁn, realmente no estÁn seguros si van a ir a votar, que es otra cosa. andrea: o no lo quieren decir pÚblicamente, eso tambiÉn puede pasar, sobre todo en un paÍs tan dividido. ahora, trump dijo en el anterior debate que no estaba dispuesto a reconocer una derrota, ¿quÉ acciones creen que podrÍa tomar? claudia: es difÍcil saber quÉ puede pasar, yo creo que mucha gente piensa que no va a pasar esto, ayer en el debate de los vicepresidentes, pence dijo que iba a ganar trump, no quiso decir que no harÍan una transferencia pacÍfica pero si no ganan, no creo que trump tengan muchos recursos para no hacer hacer la transferencia de poder. andrea: ahora bien, el tema de la pande

we wildland fire protection in california is service by the california department of forestry.itionally, reciprocal, or usual aid agreements are with nearly all city and county fire departments. the main objective is for the necessary men and equipment to be on hand when i ever and wherever needed. the initial attack forces may vary wildly from one crew to several engines, bulldozers, and air tankers. this is probably initial attack in its most basic form. one man with one back pump. the fireman was on route somewhere on business when he spotted the fire in its first stage and took prompt and effective action. if he had judge the fire beyond his capabilities, he would've reported this and more forces would've been quickly underway. fire reports reached the dispatcher in the emergency command center from any number of sources, often from private citizens living in or traveling through an area adjacent to the fires origin. we both the u.s. for service and others maintain look outs in high-risk areas throughout the states. , they are often used in high-risk areas. or whether there

there are fires all over california. but for now, it appears that the most critical battle is a battle fully joined as a smoke will allow. it is fair to say that this fire is relentless. it is fair to say that any kind of wind is a problem. and it is fair to say that the fight will continue. as i said yesterday, that you're looking for a light at the end of the tunnel, they just have no idea how long the tunnel is. >>, i know the fire is so large. but we did show pictures of an airplane dropping on the flames. and also other aircraft. of up until now, there have only been helicopters. did you see the airplane, by chance? >> i know two days ago the 747 was working when the smoke situation was better. but where i am right now, the smoke is the and widespread, that the helicopters we are working were literally trying to thread through the smoke. in order to actually deliver the payloads because there was a link right next to them. that is an okay to do. because if they cannot make the drop, they will either go up in the air

thompson of california, pursuant will es. 965, mr. huffman vote knee. as the member designated by mr. butterfield pursuant to h.res. 9 5, i inform the house that mr. butterfield will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york. mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman love gran, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. lofgren will vow yes. s the member designated by ms. chairwoman will vote yea. as the member designated by gregory meeks, pursuant to house yeah. . meek will vote as the member designated by mr. serrano, pursuant to house res. 965, i inform the house that mr. serrano will vote yea on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> pursuant to h.res. 9 5, i inform the house ms. demmings will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does got from commonwealth of massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuan

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: thank you, mr. speaker. chief of staff is a former naval captain who commanded the carrier u.s.s. constellation in the 1990's. the e asked him, what's most important thing he learned during his distinguished naval the first he said, reports are always wrong. why i'd urge my friends on the other side of the aisle await a step back and the investigations that are now under way to determine exactly irwin ppened at the county detention center. retrospect pear in to behaved while prematurely and foolishly. resolution affirms allegations that women detained by i.c.e. for the crime of crossing the border underwent unwanted, unnecessary procedures, including full or partial hes recollect ---ed his recollectries and others performed without their consent. or well, if that's true, it's appalling and those responsible fully be held accountable. i.c.e. director said precisely that on september 18. e said, quote, the recent allegations by the independent contracted employee raised

regresando a california si usted vive en zona sísmica todo california y de hecho conocemos esa fallaacán vaya hacia el norte pero al momento se mantiene estacionario lo vamos a vigilar no llega a los estados unidos pero al sur de cuba pudiera formarse z regresando en esa región estamos viendo hacia el este cerca de auckland un panorama que se va mantener cálido mucho cuidado por los incendios a partir de esta noche al norte de california bajo ese banderín rojo y las temperaturas en los 80 y nueve próximos días las temperaturas en san josé se va mantener estupendo a partir del miércoles viento seco me lloviera región así nos quedamos en esta semana con temperaturas más agradables cuidado con los incendios >>> ahora vamos a noticias en el mundo financiero (nombre en inglés) estirará millones de dólares para destinar dólares aquí más detalles >>> amigos, soy silvana y este es su informe para telemundo el primer día de preventa del nuevo iphone demostró que fue un éxito al registrar 2 millones de unidades vendidas superando la iphone 11 que su primer día registró 800.000 compras en preve

the board of rabbis of northern california has a very wide geographic area. we spend, spend from the oregon border in the north to the eastern border of california and going over into nevada around reno and the lake tahoe area. and then south around salinas and monterey and then west over to the pacific ocean. we are open to ordained rabbis across the spectrum. conservative, orthodox, reconstructionist, renewal, secular humanists, and also rabbis that are not affiliated with a particular denomination, even though they may have been trained and ordained in one. >> just to the advertising, i should say i myself am a member of the board of rabbis and a former president myself of the board of directors. i'm curious to know if you can talk a little bit about the ways in which the board of rabbis thinks of itself as a peer group, as a group in which rabbis themselves care for each other and get to know each other. >> yes. one of the wonderful things, as you know, is that we take turns walking in each other's footsteps. our board of directors, which we now call our

>>> pg&e could again cut power california, we will have the latest on another power safety shut off, when state aid will end. counties are saying not so fast. >>> record numbers of voters casting ballots with less than two weeks to go, we will bring you the latest from the campaign trail, the news at noon start now. >>> that afternoon, right now northern california is under a public safety power shut off watch, this means there is the possibility out there of pg&e cutting power to tens of thousands of customers, all because of the dangerous fire conditions that currently exist across northern california. he spoke to pg&e, and have the story. >> reporter: it has been one week since the last public safety power shut off, we could see another tonight and it could affect nearly every bay county. if you live in one of these counties there is a chance you could lose power. 7500 customers in the bay area are under a power safety watch the majority are in the north bay . >> it is an annoyance but the fire danger is so extreme and scary, you know, i am rightfully they are doing something. >>

but that is just part of living in california and anybody that's ever study california history knows that california is a dry statement burns every fall used to burn. >>without anybody trying to stop it now we try to stop it, but sometimes are not successful. so. >>we sort live with it and while he's not excited about the possibility of losing power he does say that genie seems to be getting better at handling these power outages now it seems like they're little bit more selective. >>now exactly how and why they do or where they do it. i don't quite have have a handle and again pg e says that the power outages could begin on thursday morning and customer should expect to be without power. >>for at least a day possibly longer. but for now in the north bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>now these outages are the result of extreme weather conditions. so let's check in with our expert kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr he's tracking the right flag conditions. they will kind of wind speeds are we talking about here. >>well the first doesn't look to be that good afternoon. sanaa's and everyb

. >>> aumenta la contenciÓn del siniestro glass que ya consumiÓ unas 800 estructuras, y california rompepresidente donald trump sale del hospital para saludar a sus seguidores, asÍ comenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 6. >>> buenas tardes, quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑa, les saluda fÁtima navarrete, el siniestro glass quedÓ historasta el momento mÁs 800 acres. los bomberos siguen luchando por la contenciÓn. (nombre en inglÉs) dice que el siniestro destruyÓ 800 viviendas y daÑÓ mÁs de cien estructuras, california rompiÓ recor por el nÚmero de acres quemados por estos incendios forestales ya son 4 millones destruidos en todo el estado, la temporada de incendios no termina, christian nos acompaÑa para hablarnos mÁs. >>> buenas tardes, las evacuaciones eran para el oeste de la carretera 29, pero las Órdenes se convirtieron en aviso durante el dÍa. a las 3 de la tarde, las autoridades permitieron que los residentes regresaran al Área de (nombre en inglÉs). nosotros nos encontramos sobre la carretera 128 y la avenida (nombre en inglÉs), el incendio glass es uno de los 23 incendi

el estado de california reporta mÁs de 800,000 contagios en mÁs de 16,000 muertes. para garantizar un buen examen. david: dentro de esta carta estÁ una prueba de coronavirus que se envÍa por correo, pero cÓmo llegó esta muestra a este buzÓn? empecemos por el principio. lo primero es buscar uno de los laboratorios que hacen esta prueba, esto lo pueden ubicar en la pÁgina web que ve en pantalla, para entrar deberÁ llenar una encuesta donde le preguntan y ha sido expuesto al virus o tiene sÍntomas. ernesto: necesito una prueba para poder llegar, encontrÉ la opciÓn de que ese laboratorio estÁ haciendo pruebas. david: buscÓ información y lo hizo. ernesto: busquÉ toda la informaciÓn de lo que se debe y no debe hacerse. david: ¿pero quÉ tan confiable es hacerse una prueba de coronavirus y enviarla por correo postal? ernesto: realmente es muy buena la exactitud del diagnÓstico. david: ¿hay alguna diferencia con las pruebas convencionales? ernesto: cuando la hace un profesional y conoce la anatomÍa de la cavidad nasal. una vez tomada la muestra, se pone en una soluciÓn o en

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: thank you, mr. speaker. chief of staff is a former naval captain who commanded the carrier u.s.s. constellation in the 1990's. the e asked him, what's most important thing he learned during his distinguished naval the first he said, reports are always wrong. why i'd urge my friends on the other side of the aisle await a step back and the investigations that are now under way to determine exactly irwin ppened at the county detention center. retrospect pear in to behaved while prematurely and foolishly. resolution affirms allegations that women detained by i.c.e. for the crime of crossing the border underwent unwanted, unnecessary procedures, including full or partial hes recollect ---ed his recollectries and others performed without their consent. or well, if that's true, it's appalling and those responsible fully be held accountable. i.c.e. director said precisely that on september 18. e said, quote, the recent allegations by the independent contracted employee raised

will you help california's most vulnerable? vote 'yes' on prop 19. >>> a year ago 34 people including several from the bay area were killed by a fire on a dive both airngered off the southern california coast. today the national transportation safety board said it was unable to determine the cause, but that a lack of oversight by the boat owner led to the deadly blaze. >> there were clear and, frankly, heartbreaking opportunities to break the chain of circumstances which culminated in this catastrophe. >> 33 passengers and one crew member were sleeping in the bunk room of the conception when a fire broke out in the early morning hours. a crew member sleeping in the upper deck saw the fire but couldn't get below deck because of the flames. he and four other crew members jumped into the water after trying to save the people who were trapped. the ntsb says the crew could have saved lives if there had been a roving patrol as required. >> staff believes that the absence of the required roving patrol on the conception delayed detecti

>>there is still an average of 69 deaths a day due to covid-19 in california.cials are urging the public to continue mask wearing and social distancing as we head into the holidays, the state has released some updated gathering guidelines and on tuesday halloween guidelines will be announced as well in the newsroom noelle bellow kron 4 news california

at a time period when california's beginning to see some light. this amounts to another step backwards. >>for local santa clara businesses like you go on a spree ocilla who have seen a drop in game day revenue as a result of the empty stands mandate. they're disappointed with the county's decision. >>precaution but at the same time i do feel like we can do something has to say for extend the forty-niners simply issued a statement thanking the governor for his leadership. >>and welcoming fans but ultimately stating our organization will continue to collaborate with local public health officials to protect the health and wellness of all san francisco 49 ers and levi stadium employees patrons and our community. county officials were asked what would it take to put any amount of fans in those stands behind me they stopped short of answering the question. >>but they made it clear it is not going to happen in winter months when cases are going up and the risk increases live at levi stadium. dan kerman kron 4 news dan thank you for that well depending on

proposition 64 has passed in california. lemonis: as of new year's day, any adult can buy pot here without a prescription, and the black market is starting to go legit. i'm marcus lemonis. this summer, i traveled to l.a... we're ending prohibition and we're mainstreaming pot. ...and the desert. did the vote passing increase the odds of you becoming a billionaire some day? absolutely. now i've come to where it all began and where the money is pouring in. so all the real estate you work on is for the marijuana industry? yeah. it's going to be a huge market. california's now the largest legal marijuana market in the world. will the feds step in and try to stop it, or is it time for me to invest? ♪ my journey began on the avenue of the giants, a magical drive through the largest stand of untouched redwood trees in the world. welcome to marijuana country -- humboldt county, california. people have been growing pot up in the hills here since the '60s. it turns out some of them are still at it. but if you want to meet these pioneer

what would you want california to do? which one your home state to enact no restrictions on abortion? >> though by the night are people of faith, and it is insulting to suggest that we would knock anyone for their faith. >> reporter: at one point, a flight ended on vice president pence his head as he discussed police reform . >> the present with i stand with you. >> reporter: with the covid-19 diagnosis and both the president and joe biden in their 70s, this debate gave voters the chance to see how these candidates might handle the presidency ever called upon. >> joe and i were raised in a similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work. stroke the vice president and senator sharply disagreed over the push to confront supreme court nominee amy coney barrett before election day. >> we hope she gets a fair hearing. i particularly hope that we did not see the kind of attacks on her christian faith that we saw before. >> let the american people build that seat in the white house. we will then fill the sea on

will host a virtual family meal october 27th to show case 20 new discoveries and raise money for california's food banks. >> good way to adapt and change with the times. that's going to do it for us. lester holt is next. >>> tonight, the trial for a leading coronavirus antibody treatment abruptly halted eli lilly pausing a late-stage trial over safety concerns. the treatment similar to the one president trump received from regeneron that he has touted as a cure just hours after the setback for johnson & johnson's vaccine. also, 36 states see a fall surge, and tw superstar athletes test positive. >>> the president's supreme court pick, amy coney barrett, facing her first day of questions senators come out swinging her answers on hot-button issues from the fate of obamacare to abortion to potential election disputes >>> the new twist in the alleged militia plot to kidnap michigan's governor. the suspects in court today. the second governor they're now accused of targeting. >>> the election just 21 days away long lines as early voting gets under way in texas in virginia the major outage impactin

>> you know, ballot harvesting is relatively new in california.e second major cycle in which ballot harvesting has been allowed. so there obviously is going to be litigation about what is ballot harvesting but we do know this. when i give my ballot to you, i have to designate you and i have to do it in writing because we have to know that i authorize you to take custody of my ballot. if you just drop a bunch of ballots into a box, how have you in any way designated a third party to take custody of your ballot? the only person that has the legal authority to take custody of ballots are the sanctioned ballot boxes that have been put in our communities by the registrar voters. >> by the people who work at the polls officially. thank you, mr. district attorney. i appreciate it. before we go, i'm going to let him go but i want to put up pictures of the official ballot drop box and what it looks like for anyone watching in california if we can put that up because that is a service to our viewers. that is what the official ballot box looks like. drop box

and the california democratic party. yes on 25. and the california democratic party.st time your property tawhat?l went down? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. accused of rape. accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail. got out the same day. the senior citizen could not. forced to wait in jail nearly a year. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. . >>> a 67-year-old woman in michigan was released from the hospital after sending six months there battling the coronavirus. her family and friends gathered to celebrate. [cheering]. >> reporter: it was the moment her family and friends waited for. >> we're here to show our support and welcome her as she moves on. >> greeted by

only dave cortese is endorsed by the california democratic party. he's helping us battle the pandemic with a science-based approach. and expanding health services and child care to those in need. for state senate, democrat dave cortese. when was the last time your property tawhat?l went down? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. >>> santa clara and alameda counties are moving in the right direction when it comes to covid-19 infections. both counties are in the yellow of the covid restriction list. the changes take effect tomorrow in santa clara county. officials say reduced capacity is critical to reducing risk. >>> it's a really important limitation we put in place to reduce

wednesday, thursday and friday in northern california in particular. we are expecting high wind events in about one hour gusts based upon the analysis and briefings and as high as 60 mile-per-hour wind gusts in northern california. pg&e territory working on their protocols around ps ps partnerships with the cities and counties and with cal. cal fire being advanced in the areas and notification protocols that have improved from last year now in place and again strengthening partnerships that included 50+ million dollars of support money that we distributed to the counties and to ngos. nongovernmental organization. nonprofits and state agencies to help support the notification and support vulnerable communities. it links to those that may be impacted by ps protocols. i want to update you about the impact of these larger wildfires and remind you in the aggregates of 4.1 million acres now burning in the state of california. currently dealing with 14 major wildfire wildfires and/or wildfire complexes. some 12,000 firefighters and you saw the numbers north o

a northern california is rescuing and saving california bea bears and mountain lions. the news starts right now. >> it's going to be very welcoming to be able to allow the diners to have the option to sit inside. >> there's cautious excitement in the south bay tonight. santa clara maybe allowed to move into the orange tier tomorrow. that means limited indoor dining and gatherings. >> news reporter explains why indoor capacity lipt limits are causing concern. >> tuesday is expected to bring a move into the less restrictive orange tier. the green light to operate inside with modifications. this means more room for sushi confidential customers. >> once the weather changes that's when you'll see more indoor dining and more indoor dining requests. >> under the county revised order. they may open 25% of capacity. or 100 people. whatever is fewer. key changes include out door gatherings of 200 people. and indoor gatherings of 25% of capacity. or 100 people. >> bishop telling us in part i am thankful to god the pandemic conditions have improved such that our parishes may resum

elecciones se está acabando el tiempo hoy es la fecha límite para hacerlo en línea o por correo en californiaasí poder ejercer su voto el próximo 3 de noviembre >>> y se le pasó el tiempo no todo está perdido comonos cuenta pilar hoy es un día crucial si usted quiere registrarse en líneao por correo que tenía cuando su boleta será considerada un voto provisional >>> es parte del proceso nada más dura cinco minutos >>> aunque hace una década mario puede votar es la primera vez que lo hará cuando se acabo de registrar >>> yo no contaba con gente que tenga dinero, que esté metido en la política y cosas así pero yo nunca pensaba que el voto de uno contaba >>> qué lo hizo cambiar ? >>> el año 2020 las sorpresas que nos ha dado y cómo nos ha tratado este año >>> la organización ha encontrado diferentes barreras para que la gente ejerza su derecho >>> o no tienen tiempo o andan a la carrera andan viendo las preposiciones >>> por eso están comprometidos sobre la importancia de ejercer el sufragio >>> recuerde que si cambio de dirección o de nombre se tiene que volver a registrar, en su pantallas a la

they're saying, california on its own is the world's fifth largest economy, so what if we left californiaopular kid you love to hate successful, beautiful, lives in a nice house, feels superior, but whose home life is pretty much a mess. >> california is still considered an odd ball as it relates to the other 49 states and it's too bad >> reporter: former san francisco mayor willie brown isn't arguing for secession, but he says california could better serve californians without the federal government >> who need who more >> that's a good question. >> reporter: economist chris thornberg says an independent california would be more like a socialist european nation but with strong exports, tourism eventually, a gdp of nearly $3 trillion but the bear republic would have to print its own dollars and fund a military. >> it's interesting thinking about the folks in sacramento having to make decisions about military investments, right? they barely seem capable of figuring out educational investments, much less, you know, airplanes and bombs and that kind of stuff >> we send the federal government