castro. it was rather a vague statement they made. today, the russians broadcast 10 times as many programs in spanish in latin america as we do. you know we don't have a single program sponsored by our government to give it to tell them our story, to tell them we are their friends, that we want them to be free again. africa is now the emerging area of the world. it contains 25% of all the members of the general assembly. we didn't even have a bureau of african affairs till 1957. in the africa south of the sahara, we have less students in all of africa studying under government offices today than from the country of thailand. if there is one thing african needs, it's technical assistance. last year, we give them less than 5% of all the technical assistance we distributed around the world. we relied on the middle east on the back that pact. -- baghdad pact. yet with the iraqi government was change, it broke down. we relied on the doctrine which passed in the senate. there isn't one country in t

she says this year has meaning, her great-grandfather founded the castro hollowing parade in 1948. >> it is a source of pride, a source of fun. >> reporter: it began as a way to celebrate with neighborhood children, and eventually became a party for adults who came from all over the country and beyond. but, this year, city leaders are encouraging people to stay away due to the pandemic. >> this is not the year for a street party. it's not even the year to hang out with a bunch of your friends on the sidewalk. >> reporter: supervisor rafael mendel meant is asking people to come here to dine and shop and leave as soon as they are done. at lush wine bar, general manager vincent nicholas says it makes sense for city leaders to encourage people from coming to the castro for halloween. >> halloween and pride are our two busiest nights of the year. >> reporter: nicholas says the impact will be minimal because seating is limited and the clientele has changed from mostly tourist to locals. >> right now everyone i see every day are people i can almost name by name every time. >> reporter: peopl

the castro is closed this weekend. yeah in san francisco kron four's will tran standing by there and although will they have the city hasn't sanctioned halloween party there in years. >>people still come out and this year's just to be tougher. >>people still come out and they know it which is why they're going to tell people right now through a u.s. through other forms don't show up least just have a party at your house the castro district years past would have thousands of people. >>shoulder to shoulder for halloween. it's the biggest party of the year was but they don't want it this year because of covid-19 the city actually shut down the party back in 2006. because so many people showed up it turned violent. it became destructive. so it hasn't been like you said sanctions by the city for about 14 years. and this year. definitely they are not endorsing it but they have the endorsement. people who live in the castro district. >>the castor is a really fun place. i love living here, but i'm all about safety first so per

live in san francisco's castro, amber leigh, ktvu f0x2 news. >>> beyond the castro, the entire city is trying to prepare for restaurant week this year. it will look entirely different than ever before. the industry is really hoping that new menus, as well as covid-19 prevention measures help people come out and try a new place to eat. jana is joining us now with a look at what is new this year, new 10:00. hey jana. >> reporter: hi, it has certainly been a rough seven months for restaurants, but the sentences go restaurant week is giving so many businesses new hope. >> reporter: diners hungry for a night out at a restaurant are getting a special taste of a new normal. san francisco's restaurant week is running through sunday, downtown at credo, they are ready. >> a lot of restaurants partake in this week, to really show the public that we are trying to do this in a safe manner. >> reporter: this year's, customers will find no contact payment leaving qr codes for digital menus, extra sanitizing stations, facemasks, and temperature checks at the door. for diners starting to venture out in

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: halloween the castro started decades ago. the official event was canceled but the city after the shooting in 2006. still the castro has remained a magnet for halloween lovers who come every year to take part in smaller gatherings. some residents we talked to set the city's warning will keep everyone away. >>> i imagine they are probably going to be quite a few people. >>> castro has had a safety issue in the past the seems to be better. we are in the middle of a pandemic. it is not safe for people to be congregating in close quarters. i do hope people take it seriously.>> reporter: the city encourages holding remote parties with friends or activities at home with people you live with. merchants will miss the business they typically see this time of year. that safety comes first. and this just gives the community something to look forward to peer>>> celebrations kicked off today with a free drive three event at mexican heritage plaza. in san jose. despite the obstacles people are facing during the pandemic leaders and councilm

the castro district is not the place to be. the push comes as the city pauses plan ed reopenings because of an increase in covid-19 cases. good morning everybody, i'm liz kreutz, thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning to you, happy halloween, everyone, we are looking at patchy fog at the coast, otherwise, lots of sunshine on the way today. here's live doppler 7 where there is some fog along the san mateo coast. it is 50 towntown. 37 up in santa rosa. 51 in hayward. no spare the air alert today, but we are looking at moderate air quality over the weekend into monday as a ridge of high pressure builds in. that's going to put a cap on the atmosphere and allow for light mixing once again. right now, where we have good air quality over most of the region, it is moderate up by vacaville as well as fremont today. a lot of sunshine on the way. santa cruz, moderate air quality and we will be looking at, today, the sun coming up after 7:00. that all changes, remember we have to fall back t

>>time now is 5 '08 and there's a new warning against halloween parties in san francisco, the castro which is a major hot spot every halloween is going to be close now city officials are worried of course about the covid-19 outbreak kron four's will tran live in the castro. >>with more on the warning now we're getting from city leaders well. >>they said don't mess with success, san francisco is doing such a wonderful job with covid-19 and they don't want people flocking to the castro district to walk backwards as far as the progress so that's why they're telling people do not come to the castro district on saturday for halloween to celebrate now the city and this is video from years past the city actually started cracking down on partiers back in 2006. i remember doing this story year after year. when it was the biggest party of the year in san francisco with thousands of people showing up unfortunately during that time every now and then there would be violence shooting destruction that the city 14 years ago shut down. this party. but many people still continue to show up maybe not

se trata del doctor castro, descendiente de mexicanos.Á la universidad de california en fresno, que ocupÓ durante 7 aÑos. para tomar las riesgas del sistema de universidades pÚblicas mÁs grandes de los estados unidos. con 23 universidades en todo california. a las que asisten 480.000 estudiantes. >> me da orgullo, muchos lo ven y dicen que puedo hacer algo grande como Él. [habla en inglÉs] >> mi familia me decÍa que tenÍa que tener una buena educaciÓn para conseguir un buen trabajo. reportero: seÑala que su consejero en secundaria que le cambiÓ su destino. >> me invitÓ a un programa de reclutamiento de la universidad de california. donde lo aceptaron de inmediato. de la que se graduÓ con maestria. >> un un latino con raices mexicanas encabeza el sistema academico mÁs importante, la universidad estatal de california. reportero: conocen y trabajaron con el doctor castro seÑalan que su caracterÍstica es que Él sabe reconocer el valor que tiene para cambiar una vida el ser admitido en una universidad. [habla en inglÉs] >> reconociendo que la

the building is in the middle of the castro. you have to cross street from a city-owned recreation center. this photo before you shows a deeply recessed double door leading to a rear yard garage -- >> clerk: that is your time. >> can you hear me? >> clerk: we can hear you but that was your time. >> can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can hear you. >> i'm sorry, we were told that we had 10 minutes for conditional use permit hearing. >> you have up to 10 minutes. >> okay. look, may i continue please? it's only five minutes and 50 seconds. >> clerk: through the chair, if he wants to afford you more time. >> president koppel: we'll give him one more minute. >> clerk: very good. go ahead, mr. gladstone, you have one more minute. >> one minute now. yes. one minute now. i understand that there's an adjacent neighborhood that moved into this home next door over 10 years ago who decided to jump into this approval today with a letter that i have not received but i understand that my client received an hour ago. we have been delayed by the

we are in the castro district with a look at tomorrow's scaled down celebration. >> reporter: in san francisco, the castro district is a place to be in halloween, but this year, the message is different. >> stay away, if you are coming to have a meal or shopping in the day, that's okay. >> reporter: that's not is a i they are not celebrating. this year, the hope is it will be small. here's the map of several businesses that will safely give out candy to kids and those that dress up. one of the businesses is ready with a hundred goody bags. halloween with the time change the next day was supposeed to be the biggest halloween ever. i would rather for go the biggest halloween ever, than the rest of the halloweens completely. >> reporter: at least 20 businesses closed because of covid, so asking people to not come is not an easy announce. to make. but a necessary one. the goal is for san francisco to remain in the yellow tier. >> gathering in large group right now, it's not a good >> reporter: they are hoping that people come, in small groups. >> we want people to come, we need to bring

la familia denunció la fuerza letal de uno de los oficiales calificándola de excesiva >> alfredo castroer haberlo detenido >> un reportaje de jorge miramontes. la policía y a conocer estas imágenes de la cámara corporal de los oficiales tras la muerte que iba en una motoneta sin casco protector >> intentaron detenerlo, se dio a la fuga, se detuvo en un callejón y fue arrollado por un conductor familiares culpan a la policía y a los cuatro agentes están bajo licencia administrativa. vamos a cambiar de tema,, noches frías a sacar los abrigos, chamarras continuará este fin de semana >> así es sandra noches frías está perfilando el fin de semana de cambios para nosotros, sistema de baja presión, lluvia que se encuentra en el pacífico y está atacando a este sistema que se quedó con nosotros me refiero a la letra a por el norte otro banco de lluvia que está entrando directamente sobre canadá oregón parte de washington no llega a nuestra región pero poco a poco se va debilitando esta pared de aire y dejara entrar quizás la próxima semana entrada de humedad vamos al vistazo estamos viendo el pu

the castro district is not the place to be. the push comes as the city pauses planned reopenings because of an increase in covid-19 cases. good morning, everybody, it's saturday, october 31st. happy halloween to all of you. i'm liz kreutz. # we are joining now now, instead of "good morning america" because we're bringing you college football on abc at 9:00 a.m. let's get a check of the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning to you, liz. happy halloween. it's a pretty nice today. in fact, numbers are going to be warmer than we've experienced, some patchy fog out there. because of the lighter winds and the warmer day, air quality will be moderate as we get into that ridge of high pressure building in today, tomorrow and monday. air quality is moderate from san rafael to oakland and concord. good in redwood city. moderate in san jose which as we go through the afternoon, could get hazy. that's emeryville, numbers in the 40s to 50s right now, about 71 in concord by noontime, 66 over in hayward. by 4:00 we are trailing back out of

. >>> para telemundo 48, cristian castro. >>> sobre este incidente leseu pregunta del dÍa, quÉ opinansaje que le enviÓ el comerciante al ladrÓn que robo su negocio? esperamos sus respuestas. le comentamos que el dueÑo perdiÓ miles de dolares en el robo, el alguacil estÁ investigando el caso y todavÍa no hay arrestos. 12: 08. vea usted el posible fraude

we are in the castro district with a look at tomorrow's scaled down celebration. >> reporter: in sanrancisco, the castro district is a place to be in halloween, but this year, the message is different. >> stay away, if you are coming to have a meal or shopping in the day, that's okay. >> reporter: that's not is a i they are not celebrating. this year, the hope is it will be small. here's the map of several businesses that will safely give out candy to kids and those that dress up. one of the businesses is ready with a hundred goody bags. halloween with the time change the next day was supposeed to be the biggest halloween ever. i would rather for go the biggest halloween ever, than the rest of the halloweens completely. >> reporter: at least 20 businesses closed because of covid, so asking people to not come is not an easy announce. to make. but a necessary one. the goal is for san francisco to remain in the yellow tier. >> gathering in large group right now, it's not a good >> reporter: they are hoping that people come, in small groups. >> we want people to come, we need to bring mo

for decades, the castro has been a mace to celebrate but not during a pandemic. joining us to talk about that and how you can enjoy halloween safely is san francisco the supervisor. thanks for being with us. >> absolutely. >> san francisco pausing on reopening, announcing that. that means pools, gyms, locker rooms won't be open. restaurants and movie theaters have to stay at 25% instead of going up to 50%. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it's the right call for the mayor. san francisco has opened up quite a bit in the last several months and we've managed to keep our hospitalizations low and our rate of new infections low. but we're starting to see up ticks and we need to be careful because we don't want this thing to take off. >> tomorrow is halloween. traditionally your district is the scene of lively parties. up to hoof a million people usually this year, you're not doing that. what are you doing? >> no. yeah. well, we're asking folks to stay away. you know, if you're coming to the castro to have a meal or do some shopping during the day but if you se

of course this is a picture of castro and khrushchev. here is castro visiting moscow, just prior to the cuban missile crisis. when america discovered that russia had placed intercontinental missiles on the island of cuba, jfk went in front of the united nations in september of 61 and said we have to meet the challenges of our age and put into effect policies that deal with berlin, germany, laos, south vietnam and so forth. it was introduced for the first time very seriously to the atomic bomb area and this is a picture i made in los angeles of school kids being taught about the effects of the bomb and how they had run into the halls and protect themselves. it shows this duck and recovery situation that we are all being educated to the effect of nuclear weapons, not in japan or some other place in the world, but right here at home. in 62 kennedy made this speech concerning the soviet missiles and cuba to the nation. it wasn't long after that, about six months later that kennedy and the world is faced with the effects of the berlin wall. k

don't come to the castro district on saturday. it's a favorite party spot every halloween, but the city says it doesn't want to move in the wrong direction. right now san francisco is in the yellow tier, the only county in the bay area in the least restrictive tier. here's nbc bay area's christie smith. >> reporter: in a typical year, this would be a halloween hot spot, especially with it falling on a saturday. but this year several people told us they'll be joining celebrations online instead. >> it's too much going on, so we're doing a virtual party. >> reporter: that's the plan for this halloween after a possible early saturday afternoon stroll close by in the castro district. adjustments made due to the pandemic. >> nothing where we want to draw a crowd or see a lot of people together because that's just not the thing right now. you can't. and i think it's too easy to forget. >> reporter: the big halloween party in the castro ended years ago, but people still often gather in costume to celebrate. this year the message is diffe

here in san francisco that means staying away from the castro district. two nights before halloween and the castro is already in the spirit. >> i want to walk around and have some fun. >> reporter: red devils are strolling and hand painted halloween masks are going fast. >> we've been selling out. >> reporter: on halloween night this neighborhood is a hot spot. >> if also happens in a castro halloween. people come down here. i'm sure you're going to see enforcement. >> reporter: city leaders are telling people not to gather here due to covid-19. >> we are asking people to stay home to, you know, if they want to come during the day and go to a restaurant or do a little shopping, that's okay as long as you don't see a crowd building. >> reporter: a message even a devil agrees with. >> this year with covid and everything it makes sense to not have the big party, unfortunately. >> reporter: children will be celebrating differently, too. san francisco police gave some kids a safe treat today. >> i turned on the motorcycle and turned on the lights. >> i got a p

the castro district is not the place to be. the push comes as the city pauses planned reopenings because of an increase in covid-19 cases. good morning, everybody, it's saturday, october 31st. happy halloween to all of you. i'm liz kreutz. let's start as wualways with a quick look at the weather. >>> nice day on the way, cool out there to start but plenty of sunshine, and even warmer weather if you can believe that. it is in the 40s and 50s, even some 60s in some spots, 47 in concord, 46 in pleasant hill. it's 50 in san francisco. some fog up towards santa rosa and novato, at 36 and 37 respectively, moderate air quality as high pressure builds in today and tomorrow, brings us warmer temperatures and lighter winds. so today will be in the 70s by noontime inland, upper 70s to year 80 around the livermore valley, mid-70s, hayward on the beach in the 60s. tonight, by 6:00 it is going to be still mild, 70s around the beto near 70 as you get towards, say, hayward. but as you go through the evening dropping through the 60s, really com

still, some people who live in the castro, say they are prepared for people to show up and break those rules. >>> now to the race for the white house. on this final friday before the election, the candidates for president are blistering across battleground states in the midwest. covid cases are spiking there, and concerns about the spread are now forcing changes to some of the president's plans. >> we have a really big base, though. we have more energy than anybody. >> reporter: in the final stretch before election day, president trump is hoping to rev up his supporters in michigan, and later minnesota and wisconsin. it's a particularly busy day in the midwest as both the president and former vice president joe biden make their final campaign blitzes before tuesday. biden is in iowa, and wisconsin, and minnesota. biden is trying to win back states that president trump was able to flip red back in 2016. >> i believe when you use your power, the power of a vote, we're going to change the course of the country and, quite frankly, the world! right here in iowa! >> reporter: in minnesota, w

and planning their imminent return once castro is gone so they don't naturalize and participate in large numbers until the mid-1970s, so it's small groups in the southeast and puerto ricans in new york. there are differences when nelson and rockefeller were vying for the republican nominee. you have puerto ricans who are largely backing nelson rockefeller, mexican americans in the southwest largely backing goldwater but even in the southwest there is a contention of powerful mexican americans who back rockefeller because he's kind of seen for a long time as the person most invested in the latino community and also u.s. and latin american relations, so it's kind of a fragmented electorate. it doesn't start to come together until later. even the kennedy campaign in the 1960s is the first time you start to see mexican americans trying to bridge the divide between them and puerto ricans but that is the kind of upstart effort that doesn't fully get off the ground. >> not to release us from the 60s quite yet. goldwater, it's interesting in 64 he does seem alive to the prospect of the mexican-a

that and its format was changed to virtual rather than in person well we'll speak to how to show castro in philadelphia shortly on joe biden 1st go to under gallica in miami where the u.s. president is holding his event and these are covered 19 was of course one of the hot topics in both these town hall debates neither trump nor biden though seemed to have a clear strategy going forward so what did you make of trump's performance overall and what's he been saying there. well the answers that the president gave were fairly a vase of vague there were some interesting moments he didn't really get many tough questions from the audience on the coronavirus see kept the line he's always kept that he's done a great job save thousands if not millions of lives that he acted quickly when he put travel bans in place for china and europe and once again he blamed china on his taxes which was a big issue in the last debate he didn't deny that he was 400000000 dollars in debt that was an interesting moment masks he didn't really say or commit to the fact that masks help stop the spread of the coronavir

this is the supervisor who handles the castro district. here's what he had to say about the celebrations he says across the country. and cities like philadelphia, los angeles cases are surging due at least in parts of people gathering in large and small groups if that happens in san francisco. we may have to choose once again between saving lives and shutting down now halloween is not canceled of course you are allowed to party for halloween, but they're encouraging people not just in san francisco, but all over california and the country just do it with your immediate family or your social bubble back to you. >>all right, thanks a lot. well. >>the 6.11 the time some breaking news we're following from overnight a terrorist with a knife killed 3 people in the french city of nice. the attacker is in custody after being wounded by police at the notre dom church at this point police believe that this person acted alone. they don't think anybody else was involved. this was the 3rd attack in france in the last 2 months. all right still ahead on

reportera: castro y hugo chÁvez estÁn muertos el fantasma está vivo en las campaÑas.a de izquierda. reportera: el presidente trump en un encuentro con latinos dijo: [habla en inglÉs] reportera: por otra parte en el sur de florida aparecieron vallas publicitarias como esta que colocaron la cara de trump con los ojos de hugo chÁvez. especialistas en comunicaciÓn polÍtica dicen que las campaÑas apelan a la percepciÓn del elector que no necesariamente corresponde a la realidad. >> obviamente ambas campaÑas de manera diferente, apelan a un tipo de comparaciÓn con el liderazgo de castro y de chÁvez. reportera: los latinos por trump dicen que no es un fantasma. >> la presencia estÁ en la sociedad, en la campaÑa demÓcrata. lo que tenemos que frenar que no entre. reportera: la organizaciÓn que hizo estas vallas dice que quisieron reflejar el pensamiento de los que creen que trump se parece a chÁvez. >> habÍa que hablar de las semejanzas en cuanto a su estilo autoritario. reportera: las campaÑas presidenciales apelan los miedos del elector y juegan satanizar los contricantes. j

and i'll talk to representative joaquin castro. but here's richard lui with some of the other stories of today. >>> the glass fire in california's wine country continues to burn out of control. it has destroyed more than 60,000 acres and is less than 10% could ntained. another nfl game has been postponed due to the coronavirus. this time the patriots and the chiefs. however, the league is hoping to play the game either monday or tuesday. new england's new quarterback cam newton reportedly tested positive along with a chiefs player. this is the second nfl game this week to be rescheduled because of players testing positive. >>> and tonight "saturday night live" is become here at 30 rock live in front of a studio audience. chris rock will host this. we'll be right back with more "american voices" and the latest on president donald trump's hospitalization due to the coronavirus. n due to the coronavirus. izes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh ye

and planning imminent return to cuba once castro is gone.they don't really like naturalize and participate in american elections in large numbers until the mid-1970's. so it's small groups of cubans in the southeast and like you said puerto ricans in new york. but there are differences. when goaledwater and rockefeller were kind of buying for the republican -- to become presidential nominees to have republican party there are risks with latinos. puerto ricans from new york that are largely backing rockefeller and mexicans who are largely backing goldwater, even in the southwest there's con tension of powerful mexican-americans who back rockefeller because he's kind of seen for a long time as the person who is most invested in the latino community but also u.s. latin american relations. so it is a fragmented electorate among latinos in 50's and 60's. it doesn't start together, viva kennedy campaign in 1960's is the first time you see mexican-americans trying to bridge divide with mexicans and puerto ricans. >> right. and just not to release u

gonzalo castro singling victory in the 68th minute for the promoted signing. it seems there won't be any change in culture in strasser any time soon the club hierarchy had wanted to see them in the champions league after referred defeat to cool for bringing a lot of the a side that seems increasingly unlikely but he still loves the beautiful game. sometimes claims that one person's face is enough to tell you everything that happened in a football match. in this case it's happened i believe in culture bruno labadee. restriction for lavandera. that video was disappointed personified this weekend. relents big city club with the blues. but to some very is still love. and if you love football you can find beauty in the tragic. it's a kind of game after all. should. be. frustrating. world beating by him. even bringing them to their names. and maybe even beating them with something even a small club like b. the felde could pull off if they are brave enough as is the tradition call it it won't of course there's a difference in quality when you compare the squads but w

desde castro valley con la informaciÓn, adelante, clau. >>> quÉ tal fÁtima.tramos frente al parque (nombre en inglÉs), como puedes ver este es uno de los tantos afectados, por acÁ las autoridades colocaron esta cinta amarilla para evitar que las personas visiten el parque aÚn asÍ siguen llegando las familias, el distrito de parques regionales del este de la bahÍa, ha ordenado cerrar todos sus parques en respuesta a la alerta de bandera roja por alto riesgo de incendios. debido a los fuertes vientos y condiciones secas. los distintos departamentos de bomberos ademÁs del departamento forestal y de protecciÓn contra incendios de california (nombre en inglÉs), por sus siglas en inglÉs ha dado a conocer que se encuentran preparados para responder y enviarÁn a grupos de bomberos para apoyar a los park rangers. mientras que el apagÓn preventivo por parte de la empresa de energÍa elÉctrica, (nombre en inglÉs), estarÁ afectando a mÁs de 300 mil usuarios en diferentes condados de la bahÍa. las autoridades enviaron un comunicado a sus residentes, les piden prepararse y

congressman joaquin castro. thank you., for months, now, through tweets, insinuations, and public speeches, president trump has been creating the fiction that voter fraud is a widespread problem. at tuesday's debate in cleveland, the president, again, claimed, without evidence, that democrats were trying to cheat and urged his followers to take action. >> i'm urging my supporters to go into the polls and watch very carefully because that's what has to happen. i am urging them to do it. >> joe biden took the opportunity, moments later, to reassure voters that the election outcome was up to them. >> show up and vote. you will determine the outcome of this election. vote. vote. vote. >> but make no mistake. this is a strategy, straight from the republican playbook. it's been years in the making. as "the new york times" reports, voter fraud is an adaptable fiction and the president has tailored it to the moment. even as the coronavirus pandemic poses a grave obstacle to his re-election, the crisis is providing him an opportuni

>> this surveillance video was given to him from his neighbor his honda accord was parked and the castro neighborhood when it happened at 8:30, tuesday morning. >> at first i was mad and i wasn't sure what was going on. >> the vandalism took place steps from his home. >> i am glad that no one was hurt and it was minimal damage to my car. >> he does not know the suspect and he doesn't recognize him. >> i think he deeds help and he is disturbed he could've been possibly on substances. >> it is common to see people with behavioral issues and the neighborhood. they say that most are not violent but there have been other incidents of mentalism, one neighbor said months ago someone who was behaving erratically tried to kick and his front door. >> it is just concerning, you know? it is worrisome. >> we need places to get folks off of the street. he represents the castro district saying that the city has been working on providing resources including a shelter for homeless people with behavioral issues, it was supposed to be house here and the original opening date was this past summer but the pa

rosie davis lost her 75-year-old mother mary castro. >> she couldn't go anywhere and the virus found her. >> reporter: castro is one of the 221,000 americans to lose their life to the virus. >> left a huge void in my life, my family's and the holidays are coming up so it's not going to be easy >> reporter: tonight the cost of covid and the heartbreak it leaves behind. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> in colorado, explosive wildfires including the largest in state history have forced thousands to evacuate their homes steve patterson now with the desperate battle >> reporter: the skies over colorado covered in columns of smoke and orange haze. in boulder county, the fast-moving cal wood fire sparked over the weekend exploding to nearly 9,000 acres leaving whole neighborhoods in ruins, destroying at least 20 homes for todd walsh, this is all that's left but today he's thankful his family is still alive. >> we got out of there with everything we needed and our pets are safe. our family is safe our babies are safe. >> reporter: the fire forcing nearly 3,000 to flee. >> we're just waiting. t

mild flowing throughout the trivalley and castro valley for 238. you're back at speed. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> it is 6:22 right now. heartbreak and sadness. coming up next on "today in the bay." what chrissy teigen is sharing about a miscarriage she suffered but the touching tribute that she's actually sharing this morning. that's coming up next. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. >>> welcome back, 6:25 this morning. new developments in the breonna taylor case. approving the attorney general's request on the extension of audio recordings. they will be released to the county tomorrow. here in the north bay a muriel

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castro. mr. castro, you are muted. you are on muted but ike -- unmuted but i can't hear you. having trouble. mr. castro, i will come back to you next and hopefully we can figure out the technological glitch before we do. let's move to mr. heck. andhank you, mr. chairman, my appreciation to the members of this panel, which i frankly find extraordinary and provocative. i want to preface my question with a confession, which is on some level i have a difficult time getting my arms around realizing the magnitude of this problem because of the sheer absurdity of the conspiracy premise. frankly and bluntly put in my mind, how could anybody in their right mind believe that? that is exactly what i want to get at. you are all incredible experts on the sociology of this, but what i'm interested in hearing from whichever one of you would be best suited to describe it, is not the sociology but the psychology, what are the characteristics that make people be receptive to that which is so self-evidently, patently absurd, ridiculous, harmful, crazy? i ask this question because i think in ord

don't think of coming to the castro district. the president of the business association, they want people to come to the neighborhood and dine and shop early in the day. officials are discouraging officials to gather in the crowds because of the pandemic. thousands of people have gathered in the castro to celebrate halloween. >> stay home. this is unlike any years. we have a pandemic, the numbers are good in san francisco right now. we're tentatively trying to reopen the economy and get the businesses opened up. we won't be able to do it if we do stupid things and start spreading the virus. we need people not to gather in large groups in the homes or out on the streets. >>> san francisco remains the only urban area in california to fall under the state's yellow tier in the color coded system. they're asking people to hold off on the celebrations until next year. >>> a virtual celebration was held for the grand opening in richmond. they you man newsily voted in february to rename woodrow wilson elementary school. >>> i think that

those who participate are already on your team so what you will see now over the weekend is only in castro hit arizona and nevada and colorado then head back to texas he needs more of that communication to make folks better understand what he is about because they don't know what he's about quite yet. and if he can use his time wisely. >> thank you for joining axios today. >> thank you for the conversation. >> thank you to bank of america to make this possible thank you for your attendance. >> the racial economic disparities have only been and widened.d. and then to demand action at bank of america with very real consequences a of systemic racism individuals governments and the private sector and the bank of america and we need to do more now spec thank you again to our sponsors at bank of america of politics reporter for axios our next guest california 37 and congressional district joining us in los angeles california. thank you for beingyo here. >> thank you for having me on skype this is already been an election year like no other loading early them by mail and california has already ha

continuesed to do it i talked to secretary pompeo about things we can do to continue to hold the castrocountable let me it will you trump administration is absolutely committed to holding the castro regime accountable and getting the out of power in venezuela that's why he's going to do well with hispanics. >> we're about to see hearing for the president's supreme court nominee. democrats are hopping mad about it, and this many of them are suggesting packing the supreme court. raising the number of justices on the supreme court to try to counterbalance what they see as a conservative tilt to the court. joe biden was asked about that again today, and here's his nonanswer. listen. >> only court packing going on right now, is going on with republicans packing the court now is not constitutional what they're doing we focus on what's happening right now -- >> i guess joe biden might want to study the constitution. i mean it is perfectly constitutional what republicans are doing right now. whether it is politically wise is another question. but it certainly, certainly not unconstitutional lik

be debate split into separate events featuring the candidates solo and airing at the same time 00 castro reports. the pandemic raging in a divided america president trump was on the defensive in florida conditions are never going to die are you listening i didn't eastlake supremacy that what you next play she appearing to have recovered from his 3 day hospitalization for kobe 19 but trailing in national polls the president also refused to denounce q one on a baseless conspiracy movement which has grown exponentially during america's outbreak i know nothing about it i just tried to go very lightly you told me but what you tell me doesn't necessarily make it checked i have to say that i know nothing about it i do know they are very much against it. yes they find it very hard but you know nothing of the day to leave the president's event aired at the same time as a town hall event with democratic challenger joe biden in philadelphia which mirrored his steady low key campaign presence in my view with all due respect to spend divide and conquer the way he does better if he splits us no there'

look again for longer and at a greater area and that the possibilities on the moon are tantalizing castrojazeera washington. this is al-jazeera these are our top stories at least 7 children have been killed in the explosion and pakistan the blast happened as a religious school in the city of purcell or at least 70 others were injured there a supreme court as a new justice a make a barrett was sworn in and our off to the republican controlled senate.

what pointed questions may come his way and to get together for us in miami let's go to heidi de castro in philadelphia where biden has begun his town hall session. goes into that in a very confident position. he certainly does because as andy was saying the national polls do show that biden has a double figure lead on president trump pretty consistently and if you ask the trunk camp the biden campaign rather as andy would say the majority of viewers may in fact be tuning in to the rival network to watch president trump's. town hall which is happening also as we speak but that might just be fine for biden because he is in a defensive position where he has the lead and really this race appears at the moment if you believe the polls to be biden's to lose but no surprise as 1st 2 questions coming in from voters in this philadelphia town hall zeroed in on the coronavirus pandemic with the 1st question being asked for a critique of president trump's handling of the virus joe biden said that a president's words matter and that the example set by the president matters in the fact that trump do

plus don't go to the castro this weekend for halloween. why city officials are discouraging people from gathering at the castro will tell you why and levi's stadium will be opening for early voting this weekend through election day we're live with the details and everything you need to know stay with us. >>news station. you're watching us on a thursday and daria pulse and i'm james fletcher it's october 29th, we're just about done with the month of october. >>before too long it's going to be november. well halloween first so i was done with the whole year long time ago but that's another story. >>let's see how the weather is going to be morning. john good morning guys yeah you take all of us at this point are looking past we maybe just towards january 1st and keeping your fingers crossed. we are at least seeing a nice weather pattern shaping up ahead of us as we work our way into halloween, maybe as you do plan something with the close family maybe get out in the backyard and hide some treats still a trick from easter. looking outside at c

events of tonight for us closely let's go to heidi jay castro in philadelphia but in walking into that town hall session with a widening lead in the polls if we are to believe the polls this is biden's race to . that's right and his campaign certainly sees it that way i should say that with the widening circle of people who have tested positive for the coronavirus in the biden and harris orbit that has been a dominating concern leading up to the event here tonight we know that 3 people 2 are who have worked with vice presidential candidate pamela kemah harris and also an aviation company employee who was on the same plane as joe biden they are the individuals who have tested positive for the campaign say the candidates were well distanced from all of those people and the candidates themselves have tested negative but certainly we expect covert 19 to be among the top subjects that joe biden is faced with tonight here in philadelphia he is on his way to the national constitution center right now and as andy said this appears this far to be joe biden's race to lose with national polls sho

>> reporter: castro was the only latino to run for president in 2020. by the next presidential election, the number of latinos in texas is expected to surpass the white population. do you think texas is a swing state now? >> yeah. we are a swing state. you know, the last 10 to 12 polls showed the presidential race here basically tied. and if we can win here, then it's game over for the republicans and the latino vote is going to play a huge role. >> reporter: turnout among latino voters is expected to increase by 15% in the upcoming election. who will you be voting for in november? >> i already voted. i voted for mr. trump. >> reporter: why trump? >> the economy. bottom line. >> we thank john for his report. and a programming note. join us for "america's future: the power of the latino vote," premiering tuesday at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. streaming on "abc news live." >>> and still ahead, a college student hit by a stray bullet in new york city. the latest on the search for his killer. >>> and next, the murder hornet nest destroyed. the incredible way e

castro al-jazeera philadelphia. has been a public standoff outside a courthouse in san they call south africa for the killing of a white farm worker the case is proving to be a flashpoint with thousands of supporters of the economic freedom fighters opposition party facing off against white farmers 2 black man accused of killing the 21 year old appeared in court for a bail hearing which was later this. brandon horn his body was found tied to a pole 2 weeks ago the farm to have injuries to the face and neck for me to be one has more from semicolon south africa. the concern around racial tension certainly does possess and that's because we've seen these confrontations between the economic freedom fighters and white farmers and supporters of farmers here in senegal and this all goes back to some of the events in recent weeks to a white farmer work so was killed while allegedly by 2 black men who are in court at the moment applying hopedale we saw waiting for that slow process to be final older their feelings continuall

moon water molecules were detected in the clavius crater in the moon's southern hemisphere i took castro has more on the discovery and its significance. scientists already knew water is present at the moon's frigid pulls the could the hydrogen detected on the moon's sunlit surface also be water the answer yes was a surprise discovery made by now says stratospheric observatory for infrared astronomy or sophia for short sophia is a modified boeing jet with a telescope aboard equipped to detect the chemical signature of h 2 a water scientists pointed sophia at the moon's largest crater visible from earth as a test what sophia saw astounded them. individual molecules imbibing on the fungus of the moon and if you were to gang up all those molecules of water it would be about well the water. hole. neither is already huge big. lot of. well all. flowing if you love wired and. nasa says this lunar water is nothing like the water on earth it doesn't pool because each molecule is incased in a protective shield possibly glass the finding comes from a brief snapshot here olding many new questions but