schiff, you are no dianne feinstein. i remember when the state was the heartbeat of america and now it is just a murmur. career officials like you who now force -- good people came here to the state to dream, knowing 85% of californians wake up each morning and realize they are only going to break even or lose money, and that's inflation, suppression of energy and the voice of the people, and i think this country is only going to start to grow women start to build consensus -- grow when we start to build consensus, what i believe in, and not voting 90% down party lines, being able to reach across the aisle, and i will do this. i will go to all 99 of the senators and stick out my hand and say i want to work with you in the best interests of your state and my state in this country. rep. schiff: i would like to respond to what he said. i knew dianne feinstein, dianne feinstein was a friend of mine, and you are right, i would never pretend to be the equal of dianne feinstein. she was a giant. but i will tell you something ab

they are running to replace the late dianne feinstein, who held the seat for over 30 years. she died one year ago and now a collection from her three decades in congress is now up for auction. some of her most prized possessions including jewelry, artwork and political memorabilia. it's been displayed in san francisco and los angeles >>>>>and she wore this necklace to the white house >reporter>right before our eyes. the legacy of a stateswoman >>>>>a >>personal collection of senator dianne feinstein's jewelry and political memorabilia. >>>>>this was senator feinstein's take on the american flag pin. here we have red rubies, blue sapphires, and white diamonds. >reporter>victoria gray, bonhams deputy chairman, north america walks us through bonhams auction house in san francisco. >>>>>this beautiful necklace was one of her favorites, designed by paloma picasso for tiffany and company. you would see her wearing this with all sorts of colors reds purples, greens. it was really one of her sort of go to necklaces this necklace, this triple strand diamond necklace. she would often

next, a look at items owned by late senator dianne feinstein going up for auction today. and people who lost their money in a crypto coin scam will get their money back and then some. speaking of money, let's go out and see the future. it's been a rough october so far, but it looks like we'll be slightly to the upside. plus, i'm excited man. we're about to get these kids great. about to get them right. about to show them the waves. you know what i'm saying? know what i'm saying? let's go. yeah, i think we know what you're saying. the bay area high school football team living the dream overseas. we're going to get you ready for their big game. but before that, they're giving back. of course, we're going to catch up with what they've been up to. keep it right he fell monday as we worry about yet another hurricane. the economy in china and higher bond prices. delta airlines adding a flight from sfo to austin to its schedule that runs usually called the nerd bird by many in silicon valley. uber just introduced a system where you can set your default ride request to electric c

senator dianne feinstein brought fleet week to san francisco decades ago. >>> it looks like weather aroundere will be less of a story than it has been. the worst of the heat wave is disappearing. >> finally getting cooler from here. it was beautiful in san francisco. inland areas, it was pretty hot . we still have this afternoon to get through but overall, significantly cooler right now compared to what it was yesterday. look at our current temperatures. remember a couple of days ago when we were in the deep, dark , menacing reds? malik at our overlay. it is not nearly as aggressive. we even got some greens closer to the coast because temperature is now compared to yesterday all across the board are significantly cooler for those inland locations that were not necessarily feeling that much of a cool down yesterday. 14 degrees cooler in fremont. 16 in redwood city. 15 degrees cooler right now in san jose. we are no longer expecting to break a record high temperature like we have done for the past seven days. it is only getting cooler and cooler from here. temperatures in the low 80s. that w

and giving a nod to the late senator dianne feinstein for helping to bring fleet week back to san francisco or to san francisco decades ago. >> for her visionary leadership, she realized san francisco was a place that so many of the navy ships came to be repaired. she wanted to make sure san francisco benefited from all of those folks who were a part of our military. that created one of the first fleet week in our history. as far as i'm concerned, one of the best. >> this fleet week is personal for one bay area navy officer who is not only coming back home, but taking a step in honoring his role model's legacy. kevin bethel followed his journey from the open seas to san francisco. >> this is a go. >> reporter: the lieutenant is tracking visual barings out of san diego. he's one part of the team that drives the warship, serving as the assisted officer. >> they're making sure they're on the same place. working in operations is pretty cool because they will kind of get a hand in a whole lot of different buckets. >> reporter: this route is a different bucket because it's personal for the proud

she gave a nod to the late senator dianne feinstein for helping to bring fleet week to san francisco decades ago >>>>for her visionary leadership. she realized that san francisco was a place that so many of the navy ships came to be repaired, and she wanted to make sure that san francisco benefited from all of those folks who were a part of our military and that created one of the first fleet weeks in our history. and now, as far as i'm concerned, one of the best. >ryan>so many more events ahead for this fleet week. ship tours will take place at numerous locations over the next few days, and join us later this week for our fleet week spectacular. on friday, we will bring you live coverage of the parade of ships that begins at 11 a.m. with myself and liz cook followed by the blue angels air show at three k p i x. a lot of eyes will be on the forecast for fleet week. here's first alert meteorologist jessica burch. hey, jess. >jessica>hey. how's it going? right now, we are dealing with a finally nice cool down that's been in the works for quite some time. i mean, last week we dealt with

replace the seat of dianne feinstein. they have to choose between representative adam schiff of california of burbank, california and a former baseball star of the la dodgers, steve garvey, a republican, but it's here in the 45th district. this is one of the most watched races, one of the closest racist for the house. it could be one of the state's most competitive, an in determine whether democrats or republicans take control of the house. the incumbent here as a republican, she's running for a third term. it's michelle steel. she's being challenged by democrat derek tran now this district is about 40% asian-american after i would distracting happening 2020 and also 30 30% hispanic. now, we spoke to one of those hispanic voters earlier about why they came to vote early in some of the most important issues they care about. take a listen why vote early versus coming here on election day? >> well, that was if anything happens election day or something like that. ballots could be taken care of it. now and retired. it's not a

. >> all right, now to your voice, your vote tonight, the two candidates seeking to fill dianne feinstein's senate seat faced off on abc seven in a debate. this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. >> i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing. much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started on monday. in fact, you can register to vote on election da

. >> all right, now to your voice, your vote tonight, the two candidates seeking to fill dianne feinstein's senate seat faced off on abc seven in a debate. this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. >> i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing. much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started on monday. in fact, you can register to vote on election da

john hoeven invested $250,000 in science companies, and dianne feinstein sold shares worth between $1.5ion and $60 million. not everyone was investigated for the fraud, and few were punished. in full. journalists have calculated that from 2019 to 2021, more than. transactions with a potential conflict of interest, that is , related to fraud, were made, all this despite the adoption of the so-called stock act of 2012, which was aimed at preventing such situations. yes, when it came to william duer or creedy mobilier, who speculated in the 17th and 19th centuries, they could only be accused of violating ethics, but why, years after the adoption... the prestige of power the opportunity to become an insider in washington with access to information and connections that no one else has, in a privileged environment where the rules by which the rest of the country lives do not always apply to them. this law obliged officials and congressmen to declare their stock transactions, but as practice has shown, it turned out to be not so difficult to circumvent its requirements. the reasons are in the

money and gifts the way that they did with somebody others like hunter biden, eric swalwell, dianne feinsteinriver for so many years do you know who paid for walz trips to china. >> i know chairman jordan is very interested in the subject and swalwell sits on the committee and it seems strange that they continuously have these connections to china and are so intrigued by china and think that's a real concern and even more they want to sell him like he's the guy that you would have a beer with and there's a lot more that meets the eye we will put them under the microscope and see who paid for that. maria: you can ask them who paid for the trips, we would like to know if china paid for all the trips. >> absolutely. >> a new house judiciary warning that the terrorist threat to the united states has skyrocketed under president biden and vice president kamala harris dangerous border open policy and finds that with a 1.7 illegal migrants officially believe a national security threat and they have been encountered at the border under the biden harris administration how is this possible 1.7 million p

. >> they had a relationship, she helped him get away and there was a spy in dianne feinstein's offices this the kind of behavior that you see perhaps happening when tim walz you believe is compromised as james comer in the oversight committee are suggesting. >> there so many disturbing facts about his relationship with the united front work department, yes there is a pattern or any needs to explain this to the immigrant people, he may be able to explain one or two fax but he cannot explain away the pattern which means the american people should demand walz talk about this because we know he lied about numerous aspects with his numerous connections. >> the axis of evil is getting bigger, now we have north korea north korea with an intercontinental ballistic missile earlier today five days before the u.s. election they missile had the longest flight time of any of the previous test, fine between north korea and japan. what are your thoughts with north korea especially that we understand the troops from north korea are now assisting russia. >> those trips come from north korea 11 core an

pertinent to all of us living in california, because they are, as you said, seeking to fill the late dianne feinsteint. so we talked about all sorts of things, including climate, crime, abortion, housing, fentanyl, supreme court, even i and even cost of living. let's listen. what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization. supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state. and country of ours would suppress the people right from the beginning. day one of the biden administration was to shut off energy. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing. much more quickly. it can take four years to build housing in many of our cities. we're never going to solve this problem. if it takes four years or $1

. >> this california senate seat is open for the first time since 1992, when dianne feinstein was first elected. >> our time now 709. the city of san francisco hopes to expand. rent control will depend on the outcome of a statewide proposition next month. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved an ordinance to expand rent control for the first time in 30 years. supporters say it will help at least 40,000 tenants, but this measure depends on california voters approving prop 33. it would repeal a state law banning cities from extending rent control to newer buildings. >> a new gondola could be built in san francisco to connect laguna honda hospital to muni. the san francisco public transportation county authority approved a $170,000 effort in a study for the feasibility of a gondola connection between laguna honda hospital and forest hill light rail station. the hospital is on top of a hill. the transit station is down a set of stairs and a trail. the gondola would bring people that last quarter mile from the transit stop up to the entrance of the hospital. supporters

senator dianne feinstein. it is an area leadership. she realizes san francisco was a place that so many of the navy ships came to be repaired and she wanted to make sure they're francisco benefit from all of those folks who are part of our military. and that created one of weeks in our history. and now, as far as i'm concerned, one of the best. >> all right, back live now of the weather the next couple of days. rest of the week is expected to be pretty good. not quite as hot as we had last week. so that's good news. you need some more information about fleet week. you can go to their web site which is fleet week s f dot org or you go to kron 4 dot com. we have some details there as well. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news 4,000 times and it doesn't get old. thank you, charles. >> and thanks to fleet week, local restaurants in san francisco are anticipating big crowds as we head into the weekend. >> it's extremely important. you know, it's it's sort of kind kicks off the fall. the last of summer, you know that b

the blue angels have been flying in san francisco since 1981 because then mayor dianne feinstein and by the military to come here and so began fleet at first, the blue angels will fly. so to san francisco that so many people were complaining. >> and when i flew in 2015, i was so high above san francisco. i couldn't even see the city flying across the sky for a full hour. the blue angels will be practicing on friday saturday and sunday with the show being the official show on sunday. but you can catch them flying on friday and saturday for several hours. so don't be surprised if you hear thunder out of the blue, even if it's a pretty day because that's the blue angels along with united airlines, they will have their aircraft out as well. so lots going on. we do expect thousands of people to be in attendance here. so parking will be a problem arena. >> take public transportation. but again, if you can't make it down on those days, well, you can come down here a little bit later and check out the displays because they will be rolling in from the san francisco fire department as well as

schiff and republican steve garvey are vying for the seat previously held by the late senator dianne feinsteinandidate will have one minute to answer

it was originated by the then mayor de the late dianne feinstein, essentially bringing the u.s. armed forces and civilians together and also just a chance for our military to really flex and show us, you know, exactly what they've got. take a look. this is some video from previous years and actually this week and again, lots of different events. today's events kick off at 11:00am with the parade of ships followed by the air show that starts at 12. 45, of course, the blue angels are set to fly past the golden gate bridge at around 3 o'clock this afternoon. the airshow will happen again both tomorrow and then sunday with marina green hosting the fleet week expo that opens at 10 o'clock every morning. it offers people a chance to get a closer look into our military and all of its glory. then throughout the its glory. then throughout the day, ther live entertainment. and that includes the port of chicago, 50. that happens tonight, actually at 7 o'clock. now, the blue angel air show is the most popular event in the navy operating is operating at out of the oakland airport this year.

senator dianne feinstein. is an airy leadership. she realizes san francisco was a place so many of the navy ships came to be repaired and she wanted to make sure there no benefit all of those folks who are a part of our military. and that created one of the weeks in our history. and now, as far as i'm concerned, one of the best. >> all right. back live now. back live now a san francisco fleet week. the main airshow is on friday, saturday and sunday. but throughout the week you'll see the blue angel practicing as they rehearsed for that show. there's a lot of activities and come down. check out the tripoli at pier. 21 in san francisco, if you want more information, you go to fleet week s f dot org or go to kron 4 dot com. we have some details there as well. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford. >> happy of fleet week anniversary. charles. again, you can go to kron 4 dot com for information on fleet week. the san francisco board of supervisors will be holding a hearing today on the ongoing hotel workforce strike. this comes

they've been flying across the skies of san francisco since 1981, thanks to then mayor dianne feinstein who brought fleet week to the city. i bet you don't know this. but initially the blue angels were flying so low that people were complaining they were looking out at their office windows and that's when they were forced to frye a little bit higher mess. exactly what i did back in 2015. so high up that you could not see the city of san francisco looking down, but you can probably hear me as i was racing across the sky. we do know that they will be practicing on friday saturday and then the show on sunday. but pretty much every day is the same day. all you have to do is look up and see them information. also the parade of ships as james was mentioning the golden gate bridge, the parade of ships spectacular. they will be going under the golden gate bridge at 11 o'clock in the morning. far as the festivities, it's been going on since monday. all you have to do is look up or come down here. back to you. all right. it was cooler. it is a battle video of you. a pretty impressive. all right.

43rd fleet week here in san francisco to originated back in the 80's with the then mayor lake dianne feinsteinsentially bringing our military and civilians together to really learn exactly what's going on there in the military and also really just a chance for the military to flex and exactly what they've got. right. take a look. this is a video that we have from earlier this week in previous years. you can see an exciting moment. today's events all start off at around 11:00am there's going to be a parade of ships followed by the air show, of course, with those blue angels that everybody loves. their show starts at 12. 45? but the blue angels won't be heading out until about 3 o'clock or so. flying over that golden gate bridge. and it'll happen again tomorrow and sunday. marina green obviously is hosting fleet week expo. there's tons of different things. it starts off at 10 oclock every single morning. >> there's just going to be a lot of different things that you can do during that time. we're gonna bring the camera back out here live at first lieutenant mckenzie. she's here with me. talk a l

. >> the two candidates seeking to fill dianne feinstein's senate seat faced off on abc seven. this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing. much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started on monday. you can register to vote on election day. of course, that's november 5th and you can watch the full

senator dianne feinstein for her visionary leadership.he realized that san francisco was a place that so many of the navy ships came to be repaired, and she wanted to make sure that san francisco benefited from all of those folks who were a part of our military. >> ship tours started today. they continue through monday at pier 27, with the exception of friday and the fan favorite favorite, the blue angels, set to perform in the fleet week air show friday through sunday. >> well, fleet week san francisco really is a time to celebrate the united states navy, but it's also a time to give thanks to all of those who have fought for our freedom for centuries. ktvu tom vacar live tonight right outside the uss hornet, where some vietnam vets, tom, were honored today. >> and it is well deserved and this is a most fitting place, a most fitting place for the millions who served in vietnam. from 1955 to 1975. on tuesday, the uss hornet, which itself served in vietnam, honored all vietnam veterans for fleet week. vietnam vets are the third and final g

when then mayor dianne feinstein asked the navy to come to town and they have not left it ever since millions of people throughout the years have come here. if you want to come dube public transportation because it's going to be very difficult to find some parking thousands of people, of course, expected to be in attendance. there will be thunder, jon travel. john, you should talk about that. but it won't be mother nature. it would be the finest pilots in the world crisscrossing they area skies. james, i feel bad for you. i wish you could have gone up in the blue angels so we can get video of you passing out to a little just probably what would have had. yeah, i'm just so curious. i mean, you went up there. you're so brave. how was that? >> it's >> something one of the best highlights of life. there's nothing like it. i added that video and i chose to take off because that was so fast. it was almost like going up on an elevator like a commercial aircraft. it's a slow ascension. this one was almost up like an elevator and you can see my body being pushed back. nothing like it to go th

by then mayor dianne feinstein, a big staple ever sense. it's gonna fill up throughout the day. as far as this location. if you don't want to come here for this. welcome here for front row seats because the blue angels, of course, we'll be in town. here's video of my flight back in 2015. not everybody gets the chance to do it, but i just want to show you how it looks and feels from my vantage point. the takeoff, incredible. i mean, it's almost like going straight up elevator. >> elaine jewels, of course, they will be in town tomorrow. they will be practicing friday saturday and then their show on sunday. but you can catch them practicing and it's almost as good as the real show. thousands of people, of course, will be in take public transportation if you possibly can. if you come down here, they cannot wait to give out things.lthere is a will go ahead and take it home. and i said to myself, self. >> i think i will look at this. yeah. water bottles. you have land years. you have baseball caps. so many things that take down here and they're already taking a little portion of it. y

started back in the 80's with the then mayor lee dianne feinstein essentially connecting really our military forces with civilians to try to get them excited about all the machinery that military hasn't really just kind of give them a chance to show it off. plus, boost our economy. take a look. these are some of the machines that we've got out here this morning. they've got tons of different ships and things that you'll see all along the embarcadero and again, everything is happening today throughout the weekend.a today's events start at 11:00am with the parade of ships followed by the air show that starts at 12. 45 and of course, the blue angels are set to take the sky at around 3 o'clock this afternoon. of course, people get very excited about them and the airshow will happen again tomorrow. and then again on sunday. now here at marina green is where everything pretty much takes place. let's bring the camera back out here live now. this gentleman here, staff sergeant howard crack. so you have been working marina, green and all the different events and stuff and you've been on the ship's ta

she replaced the late senator dianne feinstein, who died last year. with the election now less than a month away, there's more content all over social media about candidates on both sides of the ballot. with more people turning to social media for political information, experts warn of the dangers of taking everything at face value. earlier today on the nine, i hope you were there as we spoke with a public relations professor at san jose state. he said to double or even triple check the information you get on social media with a credible news source. >> my advice always is to, you know, if you want to get breaking stuff from social media, you got to double check it with a credible news source. i mean, this may be like the revenge of the legacy media. if you see it on social media, you probably want to go to an established media outlet and double check the information before you believe it or retweet it, or repost it. >> professor cabot says there is so much misinformation and that it's coming in so quickly. social media platforms are having a very dif

californians are also deciding on a full time replacement for the late dianne feinstein's seat as well. democrat adam schiff leads republican steve garvey by a wide margin, 63 to 37% here. the poll found little change in the race following the debate earlier this month. when it comes to propositions, californians have a lot to decide, too. let's focus on two of the main ones here. proposition 36 would implement tougher penalties for theft and drug possession. some crimes that were previously classified as misdemeanors would be recharacterized as felonies. right now, 73% of californians would vote yes on this proposition. proposition 32 would raise the state minimum wage to $18 an hour for all workers by 2026. right now, the no vote is leadi 54% to 44%. reminder that we hav resources on our website to help with some of the issue bot large and small, on the ballot. you can find more by scanning that qr code that's on your screen right now. or you can just go to ktvu.com/election. back to the middle east coverage now. israel launching its latest attack on iran in history overnight. its la

. >> dianne feinstein who asked the navy to it's been here ever since thousands will be in attendancealong the pier area, fisherman's wharf, but you can come down here as well because they will have attractions. they've roped off this area to bring the vehicles in as early as later this morning. back to you. guys looks over and out. looking very top gun this morning. thank you. cool. all right. 7.20 is the time we're going to take a break. but coming up, people in one of the country's richest counties. >> actually struggling to put food on the table. we're going to tell you why san mateo county is now focusing on food insecurity and some teachers in the south. they are getting training this morning to better serve students with disabilities. the tough subjects that a new program will help cover. why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. >> well, jury selection c

dianne feinstein essentially connecting our marines, our navy, all of our military, resources with their civilians and essentially giving them an insight of what it all looks like. we're here. you see the golden gate behind me at that ship parade is set to start any second. want to show you some of the cool stuff. this is the navy's area. take a look. we're opening up the door. this is one of their vr areas. and again, they've got tons of these different experiences for the whole family to come out and experience at marina green. lots and lots going on. and today that parade of the ship's starts at 11:00am. but it's going to be followed by the air show that starts at 12. 45 a close. of course, those blue angels are going to be going on and around 3 o'clock or so. now you see here, this is the vr stations set up for the navy. and it's a really, really exciting thing. i have lieutenant fry here with me will bring the camera over here. talk a little bit about this. this is an entire set up. i mean, this is really cool. what are these people doing here? yes, absolutely. so this is the navy's

there are casting their pick for president plus a replacement for the seat of the late senator dianne feinstein. let's get to cnn's julia vargas jones, who joins me live from a polling station in orange county. so julia, what have you heard from voters so far on this day two coming in and out here yesterday, about 300 voters came out to cyprus a community center to vote in california we have 21 million registered voters, 1.8 million of those voters. >> here in orange county. and that's split pretty close. plead between democrats and republicans. so independent voters in non-registered voters will have a very important role to play here, particularly in the 45th district, where we are, this is where an incumbent republican michelle steel is trying to defend her seat against a democrat, derek tran now this is an area that was redistricted in 2020, making this 40% asian-american the population here and also about 30% latino. so that's a majority, minority district. we had bill clinton here yesterday trying to get out of the vote for tran, and we spoke to one of these latino voters earlier. take a

the started back in the 80's when the then mayor lee dianne feinstein brought together military forces and civilians essentially to learn exactly what pieces like this that i'm standing are on. we're going to show you just exactly this. it's called a tram. it doesn't necessarily look like disneyland. tram, but i've got a first lieutenant in a few minutes. he's going to tell us all about this piece. but in the first part of this report, let's go ahead and get in some videos. you can see exactly what captured earlier this week. of course, the highlight of every year is those blue angels. today's events kick off at 11:00am and this includes a parade of ships followed by the air show that starts at around 12. 45 now those blue angels not going to be going into the air going through the building a bridge until about 3 o'clock or so. >> so you may want to get here early, but keep in mind, this is going to happen throughout the weekend. happens again tomorrow. what happens on sunday? let's bring the camera back out here live. i climbed down you couldn't really see me. but i'm sure you can hea

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presidential ballots, voters, there are also selecting a replacement for the seat of the late senator dianne feinstein's the state's first senate race without an incumbent running since 2016. let's bring in cnn's julia vargas jones. she joins us live from a polling station, orange county, california. so julia, what's it like out there so far how this turn up in? >> well, in this location where you are where we are in cyprus, orange county, we're starting to see people trickle in today, dei too. but yesterday there were more than 300 people just coming to cast their votes in all of california. rahel, we're looking at 21 million registered voters. and here in orange county, one on 1.8 million of those voters, if or break it down by party 685 830 registered democrats, 633, 710 registered republicans independents coming in at 72,075. obviously, they will play key role in this election because this district, the 45th congressional district, could be one of the key races that could end up the deciding if republicans or democrats take control of the house, the district's incumbent, michelle steel, a republic

that may or late dianne feinstein still going today. the whole purpose really connecting civilians and all of our military and just trying to have a good time. you know, take a look. this is some video that we have from yesterday. and, you know, throughout the years we've captured. >> all these events are kicking off today at 11:00am with the parade of ships followed by the air show that starts at 12. 45, of course, the blue angels. going to be taking the sky going over that golden gate bridge at around 3 o'clock this afternoon. they are shows will happen throughout the weekend. so again tomorrow and then sunday and all the fun is really happening here at marina green. they're going to be hosting the expo every single day from about 10:00am to 05:00pm. let's bring the camera back out here live. we actually have a bay area native. this is captain buckley. he's actually a kron. 4 viewer who was watching the news growing up. so james and ari is not here, but >> he really likes our kron show. talk a little bit about this week. what's it mea

. >> the two candidates seeking to fill dianne feinstein's senate seat faced off on abc seven. this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started monday. you can register to vote on election day, november 5th, and you can watch the full hour long forum with

choosing a president, but also for the first time in decades, a new senator to replace the late dianne feinstein cnn's julia vargas jones is in orange county with more on this julia, what are you seeing well we're hearing from voters, jessica, they are keenly aware of the importance of their vote this time around would just not something we usually hear in california, right? to say that goes traditionally blue, but orange county, not so in here, we are in the 45th congressional district. that is one of the closest race. and in one that could determine who gets power of the house of representatives. here we have an incumbent michelle steel, republican running for her third term and being challenged by hi derek tran democrat running for the first time. bill clinton was here just yesterday campaigning for tran in this district, which went under redistricting, redistricting in 2020 is now 40% asian-american in about 30% hispanic, but live been talking to all kinds of voters who've been coming here to vote in cyprus. want you to hear from one of these voters about why they came into early in what are

some of the belongings owned by the late senator and former san francisco mayor dianne feinstein willse bonhams is hosting the sale on tuesday, october 8th. starting today, the collection is open to the public in los angeles. items up for auction will include over 70 pieces of jewelry, art, political memorabilia and furniture. highlights are a four carat diamond ring estimated to fetch over $45,000, and a 1907 painting of the ships in the san francisco bay. >> record breaking heat coming down to santa clara at levi's stadium as 40 niners take on the arizona cardinals. we'll tell you what, head coach kyle shanahan was hoping to achieve before the game this afternoon. >> and u.s. officials warning of possible violence as tomorrow marks one year since the deadly october 7th attacks by hamas. the security preparations underway as jewish, muslim and arab venues could be potential targets for extremists from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning, and welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. time now, 759. you're taking a beautiful look at the golden gate bridge. no sig

the california senate seat is open for the first time since 1992, when dianne feinstein was first elected is 606 and new this morning. the a's were certainly watching the overnight implosion of the tropicana hotel in las vegas. >> ktvu is andre senior joining us now in studio with incredible video. very loud of the demolition. >> very very visual to if you see it right behind me. depending on your perspective, it's either the start of a brand new and exciting chapter in ace history or the explosive end of an era. well, it's las vegas, so you know the city never passes up a chance for a show. the a's logo was lit up during the demolition, which also featured fireworks and drones. the famous 67 year old hotel casino consists of 223 story towers. it took 490 pounds of explosives to bring down the paradise tower, and another 1,700 pounds of explosives to level the club tower. a's owner john fisher said whether it's building a ballpark in oakland or in las vegas, it's an important step to a field of dreams. >> this has been a long time in coming. we've really started working on our stadium eff

dianne fdianne feinstein had a e spy working for her for decades.py. they have lots of ways to get their spies in here. >> we a allow this because we allow their products into our country. in the 5g world, the internet of thothings, everything connecte. they have ways to spy on the u.s. they know more about our country than we do because they've got all these millions of devices working for them. maria: very, very concerning because they're using that information to try to get a political advantage over america and they rally around potential influencers, maybe like a tim walz. we don't know. i still want to know who paid for all those trips for kamala harris' running mate. i don't know who paid for the trips but i am guessing it was china and the communist party. why did he go back and forth 15 or 30 times, gordon? >> tim walz, business, educational, travel adventures, don't seem to be self sustaining, don't ape appear toe work driven. they approved of the business but they probably also funded it and tim walz has had a continuing relationship with