>> this came about based on a lot of research and work with the university of california's san francisco, and in this community, as a result, the pilot program the additional resources, support around making sure that folks are getting prenatal care and we're going to be analyzing this data to determine if this makes an improvement. any strings at all attached to how that money would be spent. university of california san francisco and so they will analyze each person, each case and make a determination. a lot of factors they're going to look at is, you know, low income women in particular. african-american and pacific islander, those in need and also making sure that prenatal care is a priority. so it's not going to necessarily, prenatal care, they're taking care of themselves and providing additional resources for them to do so. >> new cases are down. averaging about 70 per day now. looki looking. >> we're having problems with the latino. and the particular community and making some adjustments in addition to the pop-up location the eastern side of san francisco we know there are more

ramÓn: agradecemos al doctor de la universidad de california en san francisco, gracias por su valiosadades para ciertos negocios, si es dueÑo de un negocio en esa ciudad preste atenciÓn al informe de nuestra compaÑera marÍa antonieta mejÍa, adelante. marÍa: ramÓn, muy buenas noches, el prÓximo lunes muchos negocios de san francisco que no han tenido la posibilidad de atender a sus clientes dentro de sus locales, podrÁn hacerlo finalmente y esto ha traÍdo mucho optimismo a algunos dueÑos de negocios que llegaron a pensar en cerrar definitivamente. la dueÑa del salÓn de belleza "amore" de san francisco, estÁ a toda marcha preparando su local para recibir clientes dentro de su establecimient por primera vez desde marzo. >> feliz porque vamos a comenzar a generar un poquito, ya que de esto subsistimos, del salÓn de belleza y pues manteniendo las normas de seguridad. marÍa: ademÁs de salones de belleza, otros negocios de san francisco podrÁn operar a partir del prÓximo lunes 14 de septiembre en el interior, pero con limitaciones. >> todos los negocios deben mantener distancia entre las per

this is the insight that the researchers at the university of california san francisco had. a thoughtful way of going about it. all of this is to say that we should wear masks. not only does it protect us from getting sick in the first place, but even if we do get sick while wearing a mask, that illness is likely to be less serious. and so we should be wearing masks, all of us should be doing it in public places. it protects us and the people that we carry about, protects our community, and we have a responsibility to do so. >> in terms of breaching the castle wall, i always find that dragons are the best way -- >> there you go. >> which i know you would agree with. we've got to go, but these researchers take it a step further and it gets controversial. and they say, people are getting less of a viral load and maybe developing immunity without getting sick, which is something that i think is more controversial than the idea of masks lessening the viral load. we haven't seen any research on that just yet. dr. el sayed, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me.

of rainfall in portions of prettyish plpretty i -- british columbia, washington, parts of california. san francisco see rainy weather on monday. vancouver, portland, also rainy weather on monday. heavier rain is in the forecast later this week. los angeles will stay dry into the rest of the work week. we have three disturbances over the atlantic. we have paulette, a hurricane now affecting bermuda. rene will likely decrease intensity over water. we have teddy in the south, a newly formed tropical storm. sally is expected to make landfall in the united states on tuesday as a category 1 hurricane. stay safe. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japan's main ruling liberal democratic party has elected chief cabinet secretary suga yoshihide as its next leader. the ldp president is virirtuall guararanteed t to succeed prime minister abe shinzo, who is stepping down because of health issues. suga has been serving under abe for nearly eight years. he h has pledge

california. >>> san francisco mayor london breed called president trump a terrorist as she defended house speaker nancy pelosi's salon visit today in deloris park. hair stialists on both sides of the controversy say they continue to deal with threats to their lives and livelihoods as san francisco's health order keeps indoor salons closed. >> we have a terrorist. we have a dictator who is running this country, and nancy pelosi is at the forefront fighting against this person every day. you know, and i'm not trying to excuse what happened. i'm just saying that to allow an issue like this to turn our city upside down when we got folks who are homeless, we've got people who can't open their business including these salons, i understand. >> so why not just apologize? not you but -- >> let me just be clear i can be responsible for my behavior. i can't tell other people what to do. >> reporter: clearly president trump feeling the exact opposite. at a campaign rally thursday night he said exactly what he thought the speaker should have done. >> she should have said i made a mistake, sorry, and no one wo

friday, joining us now door stephanie christian says is a pulmonologist at the university of california san francisco thank you for being with us so. >>is it any worse for us on a day like today when we can actually see this orange haze versus how it's been the last 20 some days of this bad air quality. >>no i don't know that it necessarily makes a difference. i think what you really want to be looking at is the particulate matter so th for blair, the web site through the va so trying to trying to how bad the particulate matter is that to really tell you how much you should limit your because that will smell really bad and not quite as bad for the particulate matter sometimes it doesn't snow that it all looks fine and cident still matters. doctor that's a horrible but. y, it looked >>down near the ground it seem like the air was clear that it was a little bit higher and i'm just wondering if you smell smoke, and you n't smell smoke, and it looks bad, i mean i'm just trying to figure out how you determine that aside from looking at the particulate matter on the website. >>i think it's really hard to d

the coronavirus doctor george rutherford professor of epidemiology at the university of california san francisco says now is not the time to stop being vigilant. i mean you can yourself on the back a little bit. >>i mean we clearly did a great job in march and april and into may. little away from us in june as you know he is referring to the pandemic surging in the wake of the memorial day weekend. he cautions the return of that behavior could prompt another surge over the next 6 months which has some major holidays. we have a very clear example of how we can mess this up christmas parties halloween. big thanksgiving dinners. you know, i mean obviously a huge social a social things but in general it's not going to be a great idea to get out and mix with people that are not part of your household doctor rather for however says it is a good idea to get the flu vaccine. influenza itself is going to create some pressure on emergency departments on hospital inpatient services and in intensive care. if we could avoid that by having everybody get flu shots. now believe us much more room if there we get

they include some of the biggest wildfires ever recorded in california. san franciscothat's disappeared under a shroud of smoke. i'm trying to keep a positive attitude, but it's scary. it's scary. one of those things, you just have to take into consideration that you have to be careful when you're breathing because you can be inhaling the smoke. unprecedented fires have led to desperate measures to tackle them — scrambling, even, to fly in fire engines. oregon's governor has called this a once—in—a—generation event. thousands of homes have been lost. many dozens of people are reported missing. those who survived have been left to salvage what they can of their belongings. others guard their homes for fear of looting. it's been a rough couple of days, but it's... i just didn't feel right, leaving home. officials here say it's the impact of climate change. the white house says it's poorforest management. but some of these fires have now been burning for a full week. and the main concern for so many here is still how to safeguard their lives. aleem maqbool, bbc news, near

they include some of the biggest wildfires ever recorded in california. san francisco. i'm trying to keep a positive attitude, but it's scary. it's scary. one of those things, you just have to take into consideration that you have to be careful when you're breathing because you can be inhaling the smoke. unprecedented fires have led to desperate measures to tackle them. scrambling even to fly in fire engines. 0regon‘s governor has called this a once—in—a—generation event. thousands of homes have been lost. many dozens of people are reported missing. those who survived have been left to salvage what they can of their belongings. 0thers guard their homes for fear of looting. it's been a rough couple of days, but it's... i just didn't feel right, leaving home. 0fficials here say it's the impact of climate change. the white house says it's poor forest management. but some of these fires have now been burning for a full week. and the main concern for so many here is still how to safeguard their lives. aleem maqbool, bbc news, near salem in oregon. two los angeles police off

. >>> " para la más afectada por el covid-19 en san francisco se presentaron los estudios encabezado por la universidad de california var hispano en san francisco muchas familias hispanas viven aglomeradas y por ser muchos de ellos trabajadores esenciales están altamente expuestos al covid-19 así lo indica un estudio organizado en california en san francisco un 15% de la gente que vive en esta ciudad pero somos cinco entre 1% todos los casos positivos de covid-19 el primer estudio se realizó en abrir una segunda intervención ocurrió hace pocas semanas donde se ofreció la prueba del coronavirus en la estación del (nombre en inglés) en la calle 24 y los resultados fueron preocupantes. la ciudad les ha ayudado un poco pero honestamente le han dado base de aguas para batallar un juego inmenso lo que nosotros necesitamos es acceso exámenes poder llegar el mismo día sin tener que tener el número de teléfono y poder tomar un examen >>> en el distrito solo hay capacidad para menos de 100 exámenes al día. así es como luchan para obtener fondos para ayudar a la comunidad. eso lo que nosotros queremos hacer los estudios que he

the coronavirus doctor george rutherford professor of epidemiology at the university of california san francisco says now is not the time to stop being vigilant. i mean you can catch yourself on the back a little bit. >>i mean we clearly did a great job in march and april and into may. little away from us in june as you know he is referring to the pandemic surging in the wake of the memorial day weekend. he cautions the return of that behavior could prompt another surge over the next 6 months which has some major holidays. we have a very clear example of how we can mess this christmas parties halloween. big thanksgiving dinners. you know, i mean obviously a huge social a social things but in general it's not going to be a great idea to get out and mix with people that are not part of your household doctor rutherford, however says it is a good idea to get the flu vaccine. influenza itself is going to create some pressure on emergency departments on hospital inpatient services and in intensive care. if we could avoid that by having everybody get flu shots. now believe us much more room if we get a

se encuentra el departamento de policÍa de santa rosa, el centro mÉdico de california en san franciscoamando al nÚmero que ve en pantalla. nuestro equipo informÓ sobre el robo julio poletti tiene informaciÓn desde -- han habido 100,000 robos en esta ciudad. el aÑo pasado fue en aumento. segÚn esta oficial las vecindades con mÁs robos han sido estas. >> segÚn la oficial hay varias cosas que los residentes pueden hacer para defenderse. no deje puertas abiertas sobre todo si vive en planta baja. >> imagÍnense, mucho miedo. si usted se encuentra en casa durante un robo lo mÁs importante es que se mantenga en un lugar seguro. la oficial asegura que la policÍa de san francisco estarÁ patrullando estas vecindades y le piden a las personas que reporte este tipo de robos al 911. paola: el condado de alameda limitara la cantidad de tarjetas de alimentaciÓn. el lÍmite se aplicarÁ en algunas plataformas y se mantendrÁ hasta el fin de la pandemia. en ver ver --berkeley algunas tiendas no podrÁn vender alimentos saludables en la lÍnea de cajas. miles de residentes que han sido elegibles para convert

have already burned, at least to debts now being blamed on that comment in the state of california, san franciscoe skies are orange, mass and extremely dense -- an ominous glow, the air unhealthyo brief, drivers forced to turn on their headlights, the office towers did the same, roughly 2.3 million acres have burned here in california alonee are 14,000 firefighters struggling to gain control of these fires, tucker, some of them are now under control, but many of them are not tonight. >> tucker: big story. rick leventhal, thank you. >> sure. >> tucker: meanwhile come around the country, new cases of the coronavirus are down to levels we haven't seen since late june. deaths have plummeted to their lowest levels in months. these are positive numbers, very hopeful, good news, and yet they are being largely ignored. why is that? dr. marc siegel is the fox news medical contributor and joins us with details tonight. hey, doctor. >> hi, tucker. good news out of the united states and new york city, i am reporting to you from new york, the heart of new york tonight. we were among the first, in the end of j

california. >>> from san francisco to hawaii, in a rowboat, the woman who just broke a prop 19 helps california's most vulnerable. it provides property tax fairness for disabled homeowners like cynde, stuck living with a broken elevator. nineteen hel wildfire victims, like ellie, one of 24,000 who've lost their homes to fire. and seniors like pam who need to move closer to family or medical care, without a tax penalty. propyes on 19. taxes on our most vulnerable. >>> you're watching kpix5 news at 5:30. >>> right now, more local news at 5:30. a woman lands in the histor books, rowing from san francisco, about one of the greatest challenges of her life. >>> it is about measure that would effectively restore affirmative-action, in california. our kpix5 vote smart guide looks at the case for and against prop 16. >>> santa clara county is launching a program they hope will slow the spread of coronavis providing housing for people who are in need of quarantine, or isolation. good evening. devon feely has more on the housing being provided for the homeless. orte rr:encampr

san francisco muchas familias hispanas viven aglomeradas y por ser muchos de ellos trabajadores esenciales están altamente expuestos al covid-19, así lo indica un estudio realizado por la universidad de californiarancisco somos cinco por ciento de la gente que vive en esta ciudad, pero somos el 50 y por ciento de los casos positivos del covid-19 >>> el primer estudio se realizó en abril para una segunda intervención ocurrió hace algunas semanas donde se ofreció una prueba del coronavirus en la calle 24 y los resultados fueron preocupantes >>> la ciudad puede ayudar un poco pero honestamente nos han dado vasos de agua para batallar un fuego inmenso. lo que nosotros necesitamos es acceso a exámenes sin barreras, poder llegar el mismo día sin tener que tener un id cómo poner su nombre, número de teléfono y poder tomar un examen y tener la respuesta rápido, eso no lo tenemos >>> nos decían que en el distrito misión solo hay capacidad para menos de 100 exámenes al día y agencias como latinos luchan para obtener fondos para la comunidad. eso es lo que queremos hacer. en los estudios que hemos hecho hacemos exactamente eso pero cuando hacemos las pruebas como en la ciudad de san francisco no se puede

california. >> san francisco fire department worked with fema to get extra resources out here. >>> speaking of heavy zone. it was no easy feat. biologists tranquilized the bear with the plan didn't roll out the way they were hoping. the nearby creek about six feet deep post drowning risk, so the only option, some serious heavy listing lifting. >> it wanted to take a swim. it took all of us to pull him up on the shoreline and get them on a flat surface and he had quite the height with less than ideal tools. >> they ended up calling the bear through smoldering rough terrain. they took the bear to an animal care center in sacramento to recover. >>> somewhere positive news from the fire zone. rescue crews found this little guy while combing through the zone in berry creek. a puppy coded in ash. turns out the property owner has several dogs. could not find them all before evacuating. the dog sustained a few minor burns but did make it out okay and deputies decided to give him a very fitting name. trooper. although i guess he already had a name. we will let that life or the moment and get onto the m

con christian cáceres noticiero telemundo >>> tener el sintetizador de la universidad de california en san franciscoy apruebas para covid-19. y se realizó en agosto llega más afectadas por el covid-19 lo que nosotros necesitamos es acceso exámenes poder llegar el mismo día y en el teléfono en septiembre de este deseo realizar en el distrito en una tendencia. y en las llamas al trabajo y los trabajos es intentar de que la montaÑade su valor. y era imprevisto con su situación. y comienza a limpiar. (comerciales) ayer le informó sobre la materia un número que combatía los incendios en el condado mendocino esta persona fue identificada como dayana proveniente de (nombre en inglés) dice que y su hijo a la california. para luchar contra noches incendios sale la circunstancia de su muerte. los niveles de contención de incendio ha logrado ser controlado en el 76% ya está en un 73% mientras que en un controlado hace40 y 6% y una leyenda profunda en la zona andrés acompaÑó a las labores nos cuenta más en este reportaje. los incendio que han estado en nuestra bahía por varias semanas. son extinguidos las monta

the coronavirus doctor george rutherford professor of epidemiology at the university of california san francisco says now is not the time to stop being vigilant. i mean you can yourself on the back a little bit. >>i mean we clearly did a great job in march and april and into may. little away from us in june as you know he is referring to the pandemic surging in the wake of the memorial day weekend. he cautions the return of that behavior could prompt another surge over the next 6 months which has some major holidays. we have a very clear example of how we can mess this christmas parties halloween. big thanksgiving dinners. you know, i mean obviously a huge social a social things but in general it's not going to be a great idea to get out and mix with people that are not part of your household doctor rather for however says it is a good idea to get the flu vaccine. influenza itself is going to create some pressure on emergency departments on hospital inpatient services and in intensive care. if we could avoid that by having everybody get flu shots. now believe us much more room if there we get a

>>doctor rather for professor of epidemiology at the university of california, san francisco says getting the flu shot will help withstand any coronavirus surge until a covid-19 vaccine is ready. >>today marks 6 months since a life changing shelter-in-place orders took effect swift developments happening seemingly every day during the pandemic there has been a lot for us to take in process and adjust to justine waltman live for us in the newsroom that shows the timeline of all of this just in. >>well can these last 6 months have been unlike anything we have ever experienced before and hopefully we will never experience again. now it all started when local counties announced that stunning stay at home health order back in mid-march. >>remain at home. >>with exceptions only for essential outings the time for half-measures is over. >>and history will not forgive us for waiting an hour or more. >>so we just heard from san francisco mayor london breed, san jose mayor sam liccardo that was from back in march as they and other bay area counties announced all the new rules that was the beginning

. >> crazy images coming out of california. san francisco taken over by an orange haze.ext. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> a fox news alert. a live look at san francisco where an orange haze has taken over the city as wild fires rage across california. jeff paul reporting live for us from monrovia, california outside of los angeles. hi, jeff. >> yeah, some people have described it as a scene from mars or another planet with the skies being so orange and cloudy. this is the scene at one particular wild fire burning in california. there's more than 20 major wild fires burning in this state alone up and down the west coast, a similar scene is playing out. the real concern is the santa ana winds. all of the smoke billowing into the sky. it's not being pushed much by the winds. when the winds pick up, they bring embers with it and spread new fires. this particular fire around 10,000 acres, zero containment. that is th

. >> el 15 de septiembre el estado de california evalÚa san francisco en un nivel naranja, tenemos quebre el estado volverÁ a evaluar a san francisco y determinarÁn si califica para entrar a la fase naranja. >> pero si el estado de san francisco los casos han subido, significa que vamos a tener que tenerlos en el nivel rojo con mÁs restricciones. julio: reportando desde san francisco julio poletti. ramÓn: las cifras de contagios en santa clara llegado 20,129, se han reportado 295 decesos. la ciudad de san josÉ abrirÁ un nuevo centro de pruebas para el dÍa de maÑana sÁbado, tÉngalo en cuenta, por favor, las pruebas se administrarÁn en el estacionamiento del condado de santa clara ubicados en el reciente de cuatro, -- de la calle 344. recuerde que no se requiera hacer cita. desde que iniciÓ la pandemia en la bahÍa muchos eventos han sido cancelados para evitar contagios de coronavirus. sin embargo, otros han sido reubicados, uno de ellos es el christmas at the park, este aÑo se llevarÁ a cabo en el parque de la historia, donde la exhibiciÓn de luces y adornos navideÑos solo se podrÁn ver

a professor at the university of california san francisco. then to david goodrich, a former climate scientist with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. his new book, "a voyage across an ancient ocean: a bicycle journey through the northern dominion of oil." then president trump calls for teaching."tic pres. trump: our children are constructed from propaganda tracks like those of howard zinn that try t to make students ashamed of their own history. amy: we will hear the late howard zinn in his own words. kids that columbus, whom lehman told was a great hero, that columbus mutilated indians and kidnapped them and killed them in pursuit of gold. should we tell people that did a roosevelt, who is held up as one of our great presidents, was really a warmonger who lived military exploits and congratulated an american general who committed a massacre in the philippines? should we tell young people that? i i think the answer is, we shod be honest with young people. we should not deceive them. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcomo

otherwise healthy doctor stephanie christiansen is a pulmonologist at the university of california, san francisco. she says while many people could be caught up with the smells in bad air quality. it's what you can see that poses the biggest risk. it's called particulate matter tiny particles in the air that can get inside of your body, causing a number of issues internally people that are affected are people with respiratory issues like asthma or ceos fibrosis although older people and young people are also so really young children and older adults are also affected as our adults how bad the particulate matter is that to really tell you how much you should limit your activity. >>because all smell really bad and not be quite as bad for the particulate matter sometimes it doesn't slow down at all or looks fine and then accident still matters high. but the potential impact isn't just limited to what's inside of your body on a leash and contain goal making day outside. >>really damage the doctored ivica ice cream wallet is a berkeley dermatologist and says the current elements can also do a number o

. >> un grupo de cientÍficos de la universidad de california, de san francisco busca la colaboraciÓnmpo pasa cada persona en ciertos lugares siendo mÁs propensos a infectarse, la informaciÓn personal de cada participante, serÍa removida, y solo se compartirÍa con agencias de salud, las agencias federales o tambiÉn agencias locales. >> inicia la guerra por las consolas de videojuegos sino dio a conocer mÁs detalles a pocos dÍas que microsoft, revelara detalles del nuevo x box, y contara con dos versiones una fÍsica con un disco duro y una versiÓn tambiÉn digital por 399, la compaÑÍa microsoft, indicÓ que el nuevo x box estarÁ disponible en noviembre a 499 dÓlares. >> hoy se llevarÁ a cabo un nuevo lanzamiento de la misiÓn, en total serÁn lanzamientos que lanzaran de kennedy hacia el espacio, debe rana a una hora despuÉs que despegue el cohete. >> el sol estÁ comenzando a incrementar su actividad esto de acuerdo a los cientÍficos pero ¿quÉ significa esto para nosotros, brenda hablÓ con algunos expertos de la nasa. >> el sol pasa por diferentes fases en su ciclo de 11 aÑos entrando a un

otherwise healthy doctor stephanie christiansen is a pulmonologist at the university of california, san francisco. she says while many people could be caught up with the smells in bad air quality. it's what you can see that poses the biggest risk. it's called particulate matter tiny particles in the air that can get inside of your body, causing a number of issues internally people that are affected are people with respiratory issues like asthma or ceos fibrosis although older people and young people are also so really young children and older adults are also affected as our adults how bad the particulate matter is that to really tell you how much you should limit your activity. >>because all smell really bad and not be quite as bad for the particulate matter sometimes it doesn't snow that it all looks fine and then accident still matters high. but the potential impact isn't just limited to what's inside of your body on a leash and contain goal making day outside. >>really damage the doctored ivica ice cream wallet is a berkeley dermatologist and says the current elements can also do a number on y

the coronavirus poctor george rutherford professor of epidemiology at the university of california san francisco says now is not the time to stop being vigilant. i mean you can catch yourself on the back a little bit. >>i mean we clearly did a great job in march and april and into may. little away from us in june as you know he is referring to the pandemic surging in the wake of the memorial day weekend. he cautions the return of that behavior could prompt another surge over the next 6 months which has some major holidays. we have a very clear example of how we can mess this christmas parties halloween. big thanksgiving dinners. you know, i mean obviously a huge social a social things but in general it's not going to be a great idea to get out and mix with people that are not part of your household doctor other for however says it is a good idea to get the flu vaccine. influenza itself is going to create some pressure on emergency departments on hospital inpatient services and in intensive care. if we could avoid that by having everybody get flu shots. now believe us much more room if we get a 3

times — we're joined by dr elissa epel from the department of psychiatry, at university of california, san francisco months, i have not managed to do any of the following, compose concerto, learn the musical instrument, run a marathon on my balcony. and i'll know if kathy is to be able to do anything, how can you stop me from feeling like a failure? just cross those off the list, that is productivity pawn and some implanted the idea that this should be a time of personal achievement. this is a time to get through together and so especially now, with so much unpredictability around us, we need a different mindset and embrace a different set of coping skills.|j did not realise were going to have a therapy session on the programme, my turn now. i am a bit of a control freak and i'd like to know what likes to happen when it's going to happen and i like to have things planned. iam really happen and i like to have things planned. i am really struggling with letting go of control and that seems to be the epitome of this pandemic, we cannot control anything. you and pretty much everyone else relies on a fut

supporters of the arts and culture and getty founded a san francisco preschool and raised funds for many nonprofits including the university of california, the san francisco symphony, the opera, and children's hospital. ann getty was 79. >>> up next, not acting like there's a pandemic. new video showing students at cal ignoring social distancing rules and not wearing masks. >>> also, could it be california's house of the future, the new fire-resistant material that's now more affordable than wood. we'll explain. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, the change that will change up our air quality and the new update on la nina that is officially here in about six minutes. >>> we've seen this so many times before in a time of crisis there is opportunity and innovation. a south bay home builder said he's developed a way to build new houses that could be far more fire resistant, and he says he can do it for the same cost as traditional wood framed homes. this could impact millions of us. robert handa is in morgan hill this evening to show us what this looks like and why government officials are so interested. robert? >> reporter: the mod

california as one country has quadrupled in size burning homes and vineyards and forcing thousands to evacuate 800 firefighters have been struggling to control blaze in napa valley north of san francisco california is suffering from some of its worst ever wildfires with 26 people killed since last month. a quick look at headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization says the official death toll from corona virus is likely to be underestimated suggesting the global figure could already be over 1000000 there are currently more than 33000000 infections recorded worldwide the u.s. india and brazil are the hardest hit with 17000000 cases between them we collect information on confirmed cases. covered 90 there are other ways than of looking at all cause mortality or excess water that we don't count excess one times in those numbers you see every day and in fact if anything the numbers that are currently reported probably rights record represent an on their estimate of those individuals who have either contracted call with my team or of died it was cause it was fighting between azerbaijan and armenia has continued for a 2nd day threatening to reignite a decades old conflict over the d

good ds let place, san francisco, california, 94012. and, mr. chair, items acted upon today appear on the board of supervisor's agenda of the 29th, unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor mar: i would like to note that supervisor haney is present. mr. clerk, can you call item one. >> clerk: yes. agenda number one is a resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors to receive and approve a final annual report for the property-based business improvement district, known as the top of broadway community benefit district for fy2018-2019 and to remove a multiyear assessment on all parcels in the district and ordering and setting a time and place for a public hearing of the board of supervisors, sitting as a committee of the whole, on november 17, 2020, at 3:00 p.m. on the proposed disestablishment and approving the form of the notice of public hearing and directing environmental findings. members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call the number that is 1-(415)-655-0001. and enter the meeting i.d. of 1467063442. pr

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public since march due to coronavirus while indoor services are allowed by the state of california, san franciscoit inside shampooing is still not allowed. masks are mandatory. >> i just had my hair washed i don't wear a mask when i'm washing my hair. do you wear a mask when washing your hair? i always have a mask >> reporter: the california democrat has been vocal about the white house's handling of the coronavirus. >> what further evidence does anyone need that this president didn't care less about the spread of this virus >> reporter: now under fire from republicans for her visit. >> this is typical washington, d.c. national tv, they preach to the american people that it should be one way, and, yet, in private, when the cameras are not rolling -- and, in this case, i guess the cameras were rolling -- it shows a very different story. >> reporter: overnight, we learned the stylist who did pelosi's hair has hired a lawyer he says the salon owner approved pelosi's visit in advance, andag people ith >> kasie hunt in washington for us, thank you. >>> facebook will now ban new political ads for the w

most of the state of california in pink. san francisco to los angeles, san diego, bearing into parts of vegas and arizona as well. temperatures tomorrow in sacramento, 110. in downtown los angeles, potentially 108, before cooling off some on monday, tuesday. but then the winds are going to kick up, so strong offshore winds and that's going to kick unthe fire danger as well. tough weekend and weekend for much of the west. >> rob marciano, our thanks to you. >>> now to the race for 2020. and with less than two months until americans vote, a new flash point on the campaign trail. first lady melania trump among those in trump's inner circle coming to his defense as they deny a report that he allegedly disparaged fallen american soldiers. that denial doing very little to stop the biden campaign from responding. abc's andrew dymburt is in washington. >> reporter: tonight, outrage over reports president donald trump allegedly mocked dead american soldiers. a handful of protesters with these messages for the commander in chief as he arrived at hi

were known as generous supporters of nonprofits including support of the university of california and the san francisco symphony. >>> governor newsom, who was very close to the getty family, releasing a statement that reads in part, ann left an indelible mark on the city and helped make it a place where the arts and culture could flourish. san francisco is a greater and more vibrant city because of her creativity and spirit of generosity. ann getty was 79. >>> a lab worker in the san francisco medical examiner's office was just busted in utah for allegedly having an evidence bag full of meth in the car. so what does that mean? the arrest puts more than 2,500 criminal cases he worked on in jeopardy. here's investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken. >> reporter: for the past 13 years, justin volk has worked as a lab analyst at the san francisco medical examiner's office, from duis to sexual assaults, to murders. now all those cases may tainted after police in utah say they found drugs in his car, including an evidence bag full of meth. >> in this moment, we should be examining every single element of our

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policy language, she had trial and appellate experience and was an active member of the san francisco and california bar associations. throughout her life in san francisco, catherine was an enthusiastic supporter of the community and city she was raised in. catherine served on the city's commission on the status of women and was a board member for cathy lick charitiecatholic cha. she invested an incredible amount of time and resources in supporting the city she loved, including acting as a mentor to many young women in san francisco. true, deep, and ever lasting friendship, describing catherine as the thelma to her louise, the monica to her rachel, and a friendship that was based on support, unconditional love, and living in the moment. i'm so sorry for the grief for her friends and family had going through. at the young age of 54, catherine was taken from us far too soon. she is survived by her mother, three loving nieces and countless friends who will all miss her terribly. catherine was an incredible voice, fighting for those who have been wronged and was dedicated to a better san francisco. we w

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wasn't following the rules even though indoor services are allowed by the state of california, the city of san francisco only started allowing any hair appointments on tuesday and they must be outdoors. shampooing isn't allowed and masks are required pelosi was pictured without one. >> i just had my hair washed i don't wear a mask when i'm washing my hair do you wear a mask when you're washing your hair? i always have a mask i always have a mask. >> reporter: republicans accusing pelosi of hypocrisy. >> they preach to the american people that it should be one way and yet in private when the cameras are not rolling and in this case i guess the cameras were rolling it shows a very different story. >> reporter: and president trump tweeting, quote, pelosi is being designated for having a beauty parlor opened when all others are closed this coronavirus is playing out with coronavirus relief negotiations still stalled here on capitol hill and that's left millions still waiting after unemployment benefits expired at the end of july, hallie >> thank you. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with the cyberattack knockin