meteorological agencies say typhoon chan-hom is packing maximum winds of 126 kilometers per hour nearts center. the storm is expected the bring heavy rain in wide areas. fishermen in mie prefecture tightened their lines securing their boats to the port. farmers in shiga prefecture shut out greenhouses to block out strong winds. >> translator: the typhoon is coming so i'm preparing to prevent any damage. >> and in nagano prefecture apples were harvested ahead of schedule. more than 100 domestic flights have been canceled on friday. airlines are calling on passengers to get the latest information from their websites. the central japan railway company says it plans to operate shinkansen bullet trains between tokyo and osaka as usual on saturday as the storm is taking a more southerly route than earlier forecast. >>> now our meteorologist jonathan oh has an update on chan-h chan-hom's path into the weekend. >> we have this typhoonlowl sy moving toward the north and east and it will be paralleling the coasast of japan on the pacific side as we go throughout the next 24 to 48 hours. it is t

how will typhoon chan-hom affect the weekend?it looks like as it gets closer, rain will continue to be a big part of the story across eastern japan. in tokyo we'll swing from temperatures that are like mid november to closer to september and august. we're talking highs in the upper 20s by sunday. today 15.5, usually 22 in tokyo. because of chan-hom bringing all this moisture where there's a front in place, that's enhancing the rain that's in place. we're going to be dealing with rain again for coke i dontokyo . by sunday we're at 27 with the rain eventually clearing out as we go through today, but it's going to be a lot warmer. so don't put away some of the warmer weather clothes because you're going to need it by sunday. osaka also releasing a jump in temperatures once we see the system pass through. the next couple days, quite wet and quite stormy as well along the coastal area. make sure you keep that in mind. meanwhile we've been watching hurricane delta. it smacked through the yucatan peninsula. now it's bearing for louisian

judy: sewell chan, should the debates continue? is there more the american people can learn from these debates? the commission is saying today it's going to change the rules in some way. what do you think? sewell: i think as senator kamala harris said yesterday, it's unlikely that vice president biden would choose not toarticipate. it will remain an important opportunity for him to communicate directly to the american people and the voters and he is unlikely to pass up on that airtime. that said, the commission on presidential debates has a monumental task in front of it. how do they devise the rules when you have one or more participants who don't want to play by those rules? i think, short of adopting an automatic kill switch to cut off the mic, or the moderator raising his or her voice, it seems very difficult. this is a norm-defying president, so it's no surprise that the commission's norms have been defied. i think the biggest question going forward is, what will the commission do, is the format adequate can it sustain this ,

jenkins will replace justice ming w chan who retired just 2 months ago. >>i'm rebecca strom in for lawrence karnow this evening. we're taking a live look outside right now conditions across the golden gate bridge can't make out the south or the north tower is because the fog completely socked a son. so far tonight, we're seeing that marine layer thick in and only a start to push through much of the bay area. also it's going to be pushing through the bay area possible storm system that we've been tracking coming out of the pacific northwest and it actually can be bringing us a some rainfall to the bay area much needed rainfall. we could see touchdown as early as friday and even into your weekend we could see some shower activity so make sure that you those umbrellas out of the closet because we haven't seen him in so long much needed rain but yes, keep you posted on that temperatures are going to drop as well for now though they're not really dropping that much, especially if you're inland right now current conditions outside we're looking at the still low

on that motion, commissioner chan? >> commissioner chan: aye. >> commissioner diamond: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: aye. >> commissioner moore: aye. >> president koppel: aye. >> jonas: so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously, 6-0. item 12 has been continued. placing us on the final item today. number 13. case number 2019-16595cua, 1868 greenwich street. this is a conditional use authorization. staff, are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes, i am. >> jonas: great. >> good afternoon, chris may of planning department staff. you have before you a request to are conditional use authorization to permit the demolition of the existing 2-story single-family dwelling and the constucks of a new 4-story building and a 40-x height and bulk district. it's located at the rear of the lot with only 7 feet separating it and it is set back 83 feet from the front lot line. the ground floor of existing building measuring approximately 784 square feet was previously used as a child car

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on that, commissioner chan. [roll call] okay, commissioners that is a split decision that fails 3-3. is there an alternate motion? >> president koppel: commissioner fung. >> commissioner fung: move to continue this for a period of two months. pending the potential appointment of the seventh commissioner. >> second. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. there's a motion that is seconded to continue this matter for a period of two months which would put us on december 3rd. on that motion [roll call] that motion fails, commissioners, by a split vote of 3-3. is there an alternate motion? i do see city attorney stacy -- are you wanting to chime in here? >> excuse me, jonas, president koppel. i'll let the commission to consider. i was going to just ask a question of the commissioners who are not voting in favor of the condo conversion. but i'll wait until you're done with your vote. >> clerk: well, city attorney stacy, correct me if i'm wrong, but if there is no alternate motion that gets four votes, the request for con

specialist doctor, peter chan, hong says covid-19 patients are typically move to the hospital when they need oxygen, however, the president does fall within the high-risk category because of his age and weight but what's concerning for doctor chan hong is there's been no mention of the president's chest x-rays if you show that you're out these in your chest x-ray. >>watch se to sky and that's it was that the information is starting to set up shop which is what kind people we have things happening that look like they're miracles going to brief twitter video saturday the president called the treatment and therapeutics he's been receiving such as remdesivir year miracles doctor chan hong says the president is using hyperbole simply because it's too early to tell for the clinician the video showed a patient that might not be doing as well as their leading appear is a little bit more hunched over. >>he's halting his speech is actually not the same as usual. so you know if you were my patient, i be worried. >>well the doctor says there continues to be suspicion about the severity of the presi

specialist doctor, peter chan, hong says covid-19 patients are typically move to the hospital when they need oxygen, however, the president does fall within the high-risk category because of his age and weight but what's concerning for doctor chan, hong is there's been no mention of the president's chest x-rays if you show that you're out these in your chest x-ray. >>watch se te sky. that's there's that the information is starting to set up shop which is what kind people we have things happening that look like they're miracles going to brief twitter video saturday the president called the treatment and therapeutics he's been receiving such as remdesivir year miracles doctor chan hong says the president is using hyperbole simply because it's too early to tell for the clinician the video showed a patient that might not be doing as well as their leading on appear is a little bit more hunched over. >>he's halting his speech is actually not the same as usual. so if you want my patient i be worried. >>the doctor says that there continues to be suspicion tonight about the severity of the presi

chan to inform us. >> you did mention hockey. we had fierce print out of restaurants. infections as perceived population are quite small but some districts have closed temporarily, , decisions there making on their own. given the clusters we've had from indoor restaurant, and some church gatherings things you shut down earlier this year, consider limits in the segments of our society against? >> not at this time. something we'll keep -- we look at the data hour by hour. that's part of something we'll looking to do now. we have other to play. luckily when we see a cluster or spike we work with the restaurant come work with the organization and usually can get folks at a better path and the results show. we have some of the the most ns in the country, one of the strongest economies by this because dr. chan and public health and myself are specific but have go about it but we always have another card to play. >> one more follow-up to you. something that's become more apparent as as a get deeper ino the pandemic is the disproportionate economic effect covid-19 has had on w

chan worked with teachers and parents to create that guidance. the number one request of stakeholders was flexibility because what happens in a third grade classroom in colebrook is different from manchester high school. the result is 85% of our schools are open in some fashion. we have no outbreaks. it is a huge success. plan,dan deltes's hospitalization going up 10%, every school would close. today, every school would be closed. that is not leadership. the governor should not be making one-size-fits-all dictation for everyone in the state. our plan worked and i am proud of it. jennifer: senator feltes, you spearheaded efforts to reject $46 million in federal aid for public charter schools in new hampshire. would that money have helped right now as the education system tries to adapt to the pandemic? sen. feltes: the biggest thing facing our schools without question is the lack of reopening public health standards. with five or six weeks to go before schools were going to reopen and people were expecting the governor to lay forth some public hea

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i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us in thailand the government has convened a special session of parliament to deal with ongoing pro-democracy rallies prime minister has labeled the protests illegal members of the opposition say he should step down echoing one of the main demands of the people on the streets. amounts of protester carrying off to revive the thief just cracks filling one of bangkok's busiest streets with a clear message these protesters have 3 key demands the p.m.'s resignation a more democratic constitution and reforms to the monarchy. even a group of trad queens got in on the act we are just the wonder of freedom would you talk about if you did talk to talk about anything here this morning candace you know how to share thailand how to develop thailand to live up to help decide that. this is the man they want to get rid of prior to china led a military coup in 2014 parliament held a special session to address the concerns me i think they want to see clashes or riots in the country the government has a duty to protect the rights of every chines

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came late recent weeks calling for reforms to the constitution and the monarchy prime minister prior chan arches suggests has shrugged off the protesters demands he to step down he took power in a 2814 military coup. well earlier i spoke to someone pass ok to say in your research you're on thailand in human rights watch his asia division this is what he had to say about the tactics used by authorities to disperse the protesters. police used water cannon against peaceful protest that was yesterday in violation of human rights stand and lie on the use of crowd control measures by the un so. the president has been set so we have the you can so at humor i watch that high authority after harry to be even more accuracy if he would protest if you knew who protests and demand them because reform demand reform optimal narky. so my passport from human rights watch asia division speaking to me a little earlier well let's turn now to some of the other stories making news this hour hundreds of catering workers have protested against new and covert 19 measures in barcelona demonstrators threw eggs and

they have come in their thousands once again calling for prime minister prayuth chan not to resign the protesters vowed to remain until their demands were mass. the next morning the government. is arrested opposition leaders and remove demonstrations come dives in front of the prime minister's office. it's also banned gatherings of more than 5 people and the publication of news it seems the security threat. the anti-government rallies started in july apart from fresh elections and a new constitution the opposition also wants to limit the powers of the king which has not gone down well with thai royalists. i think they were the supporters are right here because they love the country we love the country as well i'm not worried about violence because both sides are doing what they think is best for the country but still feels did break out between opponents and supporters of the monarchy thailand's world family is backed by the military and traditionally revered by the population but king my how what cheer along koren is less popular than his father who died in 2016 the kings moshe kate m

were dispersing, so the protests were ending at this point when the gunshot was fired. >> natasha chanuch. >>> the remnants of hurricane delta caused some big problems in georgia. investigators say heavy rain may be to blame for this csx train derailment near atlanta. 38 cars derailed and some were on fire when emergency crews arrived. the train's engineer and conductor were on board when it happened. they were taken to a hospital with minor injuries. investigators say they're working to learn the exact cause of the crash. >>> up next, comedy and the campaign. "saturday night live" pokes fun at the vice presidential debate. and, yes, the infamous fly made an appearance. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. i'm voting 'yes' o n prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors

they're safe and secure and everyone has a good experience on election date i'll turn it over to george chan. >> and even we call chinese and we're helping everyone. so this year we're happy to be receiving support from the city to continue the registered people. so, this year, we see the ballot we mailed to you and we help people register. we follow that many times they don't know if you change your address, make sure you update it, ok. so also, if you do know your status, we can help you to check it as well. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is jaclyn flynn. i'm the executive director of the a phyllis randolf of san francisco and we're working with the department of the elections in the city to really get out of vote this year. so i ask you, how important is your vote? 2020 is a challenging year as a nation. we have lost over 200,000 american lives from covid-19 and these fires, as you can see, continue to raise and scorch our state and homes and businesses and and the california economy and our air quality and and they leap gap in time with racial tension zoos tie that they

they're safe and secure and everyone has a good experience on election date i'll turn it over to george chan. >> and even we call chinese and we're helping everyone. so this year we're happy to be receiving support from the city to continue the registered people. so, this year, we see the ballot we mailed to you and we help people register. we follow that many times they don't know if you change your address, make sure you update it, ok. so also, if you do know your status, we can help you to check it as well. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is jaclyn flynn. i'm the executive director of the a phyllis randolf of san francisco and we're working with the department of the elections in the city to really get out of vote this year. so i ask you, how important is your vote? 2020 is a challenging year as a nation. we have lost over 200,000 american lives from covid-19 and these fires, as you can see, continue to raise and scorch our state and homes and businesses and and the california economy and our air quality and and they leap gap in time with racial tension zoos tie that they

. >> my name is colleen chan, and i'm running for district 1 supervisor. that's including the richmond neighborhood and golden gate park. i was a a first generation immigrant. i was horn in honeg kong and - born in hong kong and i came here when i was 13 years old. san francisco has been a great home for me and my family. today, my partner, a firefighter, we are able to afford our home in the richmond, raising our child, a second greater, avenue lafayette elementary. i've spent the last five years in my life working in city government the, starting out at a legislative aide on the san francisco board of supervisors. also advocating for more than $500 million grants and funding to improve our park system at rec and park. last, but not least, but also at the city college of san francisco, champion free city college that is a higher education program froee for al san franciscans. i'm proud of the things that i have accomplished, but also, at the same time i have seen the income divide significantly increase in san francisco, especially during this pandemic, i

specialist doctor, peter chan, hong says the president does fall within the high-risk category because of his age and his weight, but the severity of his case miuht not be fully revealed. >>one concern is the lack of information on chest x-rays to clinician not actually is a big turning point or a fork the road because if you show that you're out these in your chest x-ray cta sky that's there's that the information is starting to set up shop which is. >>what kind people we have things happening that look like they're miracles gun of those miracles the president is referring to is rimmed as severe doctor chan, hong says the president is embellishing the therapeutics he's receiving because it's simply too early to tell for the clinician saturday's video showed a patient that might not be doing as well as their leading on appear is a little bit more hunched over. >>he's halting his speech is actually not the same as usual. so if you were my patient, i be worried. >>doctor went on to say that there is suspicion about the severity of the president's case, he says the president is right now

. >> grandma is sister joanna chan, a marinol nun. >> i began working at sing sing more than 12 years ago. >> this is the battle about general. >> grandma volunteers at the prison, working with inmates in a theater program. she even teaches them chinese. through the years, grandma has helped dozens of men. but she says this inmate here on stage, a convicted killer, has changed her. >> he is just so brave. watching him all these years, i took such courage myself watching him. >> sister joanna remembers the first time she met this inmate. he was sitting alone eating. >> he said, my family send me 30 pounds of food. so i said, your family must love you very much. and he said, yes, because they know i'm innocent. and that's how the whole story began. >> a story that began with the unlikely friendship between a nun and a convicted killer would grow into a quest that would shake the faith of even those sworn to uphold the law. >> i thought if he was innocent god has to see him through. >> so who is this convicted murderer? he is inmate 97a7088. eric glisson. we first met him in the spring o

and matter-of-fact correspondent joyce chan -- joie chen.dad: please, you have a doing our job as a photojournalist and document terrien -- documentarian for 40 years. talk to me about your team you send out into the field. are they racially diverse? what conversations you have with them about their point of view as they are looking through their cameras? luis: one conversation we constantly have even though we have been doing it for years, is to look at the viewfinder or tell me what they are looking at. it is strictly interpretive, obviously. and very subjective. and what we do with still photography. it's incredibly powerful medium. the one thing i always preach, and and i'm old enough to preach now to them, i'll tell them that it has to be truthful. it has to be responsible. and more importantly, it has to be fair. and in in the heat of the moment, in an editing and in shooting, you have to still remember that your job is still to capture that one photo that the two photos, the 10 photos. that encapsulate the message that was going to go

the officials expect chan-hom to approach western japan on saturday. they predict it will move into eastern s&p later in the day and on sunday.y. the officicials are calling on peoplele to stay vigililant fof strong wininds and high waves, wellll as mudslilides, floods i low-lying areas and swollen rivers. >>> for more details on this typhoon, let's turn to our meteorologist. >> heavy rainfall has been increasing across the pacific coast of japan. more weekend is expected over the weekend. people saw over 280 millimeters of rainfall in the past 24 hours and 138.5 millimeters here. strong winds are picking up and waves up to 8.8 meters were reported in kochi prefecture. the typhoon will track northeastward skirting the pacific coast of japan with gusts up to 182 kilometers per hour. stormy conditions will be seen including in tokyo over the weekend. total rainfall could reach 700 millimeters, and tokyo may have more than 300 millimeters. there is a chance of flooding and landslides and you should stay abuy frway from the coasta washingtareas because wav

so they're takg their chans. that how much an education above the noise.tters to them.heir >> if they miss onday, they can catch up. but if ty miss a wle year of schoong, they'll mi the boat completely and won't stand a chance. >> all these young people want is a chance to improve their lot in life by getting an education. now even that modest goal could be denied them. >> i don't want to end up like my parents, working on the field. i want to learn something an have a bettelife. i want tmake something of myse; i want to educated. >> poonam would like to be a teacher one day and give other young pele like heelf beer opportunities. for that she's willing to go to a makeshift school under an erpass oa construction site. ♪ >> and now, for global ideas, we head over to e balkans. our reporter, holger trzeczak, travelled to north macedonia before the pandemic and enjoyed me local tditions, as well as some awe-inspiring nature. >> the european green belt is a nature conservation initiative running along the corridor of the former iron curtain which once divided

chan, the department, division of public health, , antiochene because they're the ones creating -- we don't do this in a vacuum. we have been very cautious in the state which what our numbers have been very low. i'm incredibly proud of that team. it's not some unilateral decision the governor makes it it's an incredible team which is why we stand to give as team why this document have been so successful. >> you talk about teens and city state government. my dad worked in a furniture factory, the way to judge a manager is by what their employees say. the state employs association support my campaign. the state troopers come true position, state employs support my campaign. troopers on the front lines. the people who work underneath governor sununu do not want to see a third term of governor sununu. where to look out for employees at her state employs the front lines. >> this morning as mentioned lakes region general healthcare announced they are filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. this comes as new hampshire hospital association says between march and july the state hospitals have alread

the trajgetory of my life chan i could see a world outside of our poverty eand i felt like things w going♪ pbs opened up a world i didn't know existed. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good even'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, the final week-- the candidates make their last pitches to voters in crucial swing states as electi day draws ever closer. then, a surge in early voting. the pandemic and other election concerns prompt a historic influx of ballots cast before november third. plus, outrage-- yet another police killing of a black man prompts widespread protests and renewed calls form. >> like so many philadelphians, it was hard to wake s morning after seeing so many graphic images of what took place >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

at least 60 people have been arrested in hong kong at a pro-democracy march on chan -- china's nationalay come a marking the founding of the national day. there was a sweeping national security law. police banned the march sighting coronavirus restrictions on group gatherings and violence at previous rallies. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, the rise in extremism is center stage in the u.s. presidential race. we report from portland, hearing from far-left and far-right groups. a disputed region between armenia and azerbaijan is seeing fighting that causes death and injuries. the deputy foreign minister of the armenian authorities spoke to the bbc. >> the situation remains tense. the fierce fighting continues along the line of contact. whether situated in the capital, ereby the airstrikes continued , as has been the case several times. the problem is, unfortunately it is not only the line of contact that is being attacked by azeri forces. it is alsoivilian communities, towns and villages that are being targeted by the azerbaijani forces. there are a number of casua

. >> reporter: maria chan owns this florist in oakland. she unexpectedly lost power for three hours tuesday and it cost her $1,000. now word of a safety shutoff due to fire conditions wednesday night, which will mean money. >> we can't do any scanning, we can't do anything. >> reporter: in the hills, homeowners tell us they have received multiple notifications about the expected outage. those like doug hamilton, who uses a cpap machine that needs power but will be run off of a battery. >> somebody knocked on the door and made sure we knew it was happening. >> reporter: everyone is understanding of the shutoff, and hopeful for a long-term solution, recommending either nighttime outages or wires put underground. in oakland, j.r. stone, "abc7 news." >>> so will you lose power in the latest round of shutoffs? just go to abc7news.com and plug in your address to find out. >>> starting tomorrow, santa clara and alameda county also join san francisco in the state's less restrictive orange tier, allowing for larger outdoor gatherings and indoor din

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and it's changed the work on a solar plant, you know, you can make enough money to chan your whole life. so i think we were able to do that for the younger people. we created a name for moapa, and wherever we go we're known for that. christensen: in the obama administration, reid is at the height of his powers as the leader of the democratic senate caucus. he's the most powerful democratic politician, aside from obama, but he's still fighting a battle that has dogged his whole career, and that's the push to bury high-level nuclear waste at yucca mountain tt began with the screw nevada bill in 17. anderson: nuclear waste policy act passed in 1982, the same year that reid was elected to the house. basically, it laid out a process by which the u.s. government would look at a variety of permanent storage repositories for high-leveluclear waste. man: that did not occur, and it did not occur because politics, not science dictated the conclusion. man: senors voti in the affirmive... anderson: growing weary of actually doing that scientific process in987, theongress, in its wisdom, decided that

this surge of anger coming after prime minister prayat chan-o-cha said he would not give in to protestero resign. in the past three months, mostly peaceful crowds, reportedly in the tens of thousands, have taken to the streets. demonstrators facing down police in riot gear, others against the hard knock of water cannons. 16-year-old an ang is one of those passionate protesters. how are you feeling with the air of protests surrounding you and your friends? >> there is definitely an evident fear, but as long as there is hope, the fight will keep on going. >> reporter: the new king, masha vajiralongkorn, has been called corrupt. >> he reside in germany, where he is the king of thailand, but he lives in germany. i think that itself proves that he's an incompetent ruler. >> reporter: insults like that to thailand's royals are criminal, with a belief the king is a living god. until this generation. >> by not arowg the people to criticize the monarchy, it's simply saying they are above us, and ultimately what we're fighting for is democracy, freedom and equality. >> reporter: in mid-october a g

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you can see that spin taking place as chan-hom tries to get itself together. this is a typhoon with gusts of 180 kilometers together. just to give you an idea, there's okinawa, there's kyushu. the storm is expected to make a turn torward the north and northeast and depending on the high pressure system and how much force it has, it's going to likely be very close to the coastal areas and then stay over the waters. that doesn't mean we won't have impacts. we'll still see a lot of rain for a decent amount of japan as we go throughout the next few days. at least for those in okinawa, look out for gusts up to 160 kilometers per hour with rainfall amounts close to 350 millimeters and waves as high as 11 meters. the storm is expected over the next few days to eventually turn to the north and east and moving long the pacific coastline as we go throughout the next few days, rest of the week, into the weekend, in fact. we do have a stationary front that has kept things on the wet side. we have high pressure bringing colder air. it's about to get a lot colder in tokyo.

this will be made available on the website, our youtube chan and sfgovtv cable channels. you have many important decisions to make on december 3rd. tonight's forum will give you an opportunity to learn before you vote. let's begin. we will start off with one-minute opening statements in alphabetical order. welcome, candidates, and thank you for participating in the forum. please introduce yourself, tell us which neighborhood you live in, why you're running and what would be the top three priorities for your first year. we'll start with andrew. >> i'd like to thank the league of women voters of san francisco for holding this forum. and inviting all of us to speak to you this evening. i think it's a most critical time for our city and obviously the country with the covid-19 pandemic. i'm running for district 1. i've lived in the city for 15 years in the richmond district. i met my now fiance here in richmond district. so this neighborhood means a lot to me. over the last 15 years i've seen the city of san francisco, but particularly our drk district here, deal with the issu

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i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us the government of thailand has announced it will cancel the country's state of emergency and in an attempt to call the ongoing student led protests since last week democracy protesters have assembled daily in bangkok demanding the prime minister's resignation the redrafting of the constitution and a reform of thailand's monarchy prime minister prime you know it just said on wednesday it was time for people to stop taking to the streets there up with the protestors have made their voices and views heard why it is now time for them to reconcile their views with those of other segments of thais society or through their representatives in parliament. but demonstrators have pledged to. new gathering they want the prime minister to step down in the next 3 days they say the protests have been steadily gaining momentum since mid july echoing last summer's protests in hong kong and that parallel has not been lost on activists from both places he. has more. time learned 2020 a salute borrowed from movie hunger games and symbolizes pro

list of accomplished alumni includes supreme court justice stephen breyer, broadway legend carol channing and governor pat brown among many others. considered an elite school lowell has relied on two requirements to get in -- a high grade point affect and a state test. both of which will not be counted this year because of the coronavirus. >> there was not an option for an a, b, c, d, f. there was only the option of credit or no credit. >> reporter: the test was also suspended last spring. >> the proposal is the superintendent's proposal not a board proposal is for us to waive the policy for one year based on covid. >> reporter: students who apply will use the same lottery system as other high schools within the unified school district. the algorithm takes into account a few factors including if a sibling already attends that school and proximity to the school. still, the president believes the academic rigor at lowell will dissuade some families from even applying. >> and students will know that going in, stow a student who is not prepared for that is not likely to apply for that. >> rep

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. >> reporter: maria chan owns this florist in oakland.tedly lost power for three hours tuesday and it cost her $1,000. now word of a safety shutoff due to fire conditions wednesday night, which will mean more lost money. >> we can't do any scanning, we can't do anything. >> reporter: in the hills, homeowners tell us they have received multiple notifications about the expected outage. those like doug hamilton, who uses a cpap machine that needs power but will be run off of a battery. >> somebody knocked on the door and made sure we knew it was happening. >> reporter: everyone is understanding of the shutoff, and hopeful for a long-term solution, recommending either nighttime outages or wires put underground. in oakland, j.r. stone, "abc7 news." >>> so will you lose power in the latest round of shutoffs? just go to abc7news.com and plug in your address to find out. >>> starting tomorrow, santa clara and alameda county also join san francisco in the state's less restrictive orange tier, allowing for larger outdoor gatherings and indoor dinin