fran, are you there? [overlapping conversation] is she back? all right. i issued the report now before the election in the midst ofthis pandemic ? >> i apologize, couldn't hear in general. thank you, sorry about that. in terms of now, we wanted to get this report out as quickly as possible. the information from the report is something we believe is relevant in terms of pandemic preparedness for the future which we think is extremely important to focus on and be ready for but it's important for now as we are continuing in the pandemic that we are in so now was the time as soon as we were able to do the assessments with the group of experts and we want to thank those experts. the four of us are part of this but there was a whole team at the council on foreign relations supporting the effort and independent members of a bipartisan task force were part of this and we wanted to get the information out so that it could be used to improve the conditions and situations both in health andeconomics in our nation and orprepare for the future . >> fran, i'm going to

i'm grateful for your willingness to do this and i want to express my gratitude to sylvia and fran for the job in this task force. i'm grateful to have had worked with them and other task force members as well as my colleagues and the large team that is responsible for this large report. so, the report doesn't pull any punches in assessing what has happened globally with this pandemic. the task force is quite clear. china covered up over a crucial two week period in january early cases and delayed sharing material information with the who and partners. that contributed to the early spread of the virus domestically in china and internationally the who in terms of its response, lots to say that's heroic about a given the limited resources and authorities, but praising china for its transparency didn't help, and they were a week late in declaring this and international concern. >> the tendency towards deference manifested itself in and consisteninconsistent commuh chinese government claims and unqualified praise for china's response. >> it's understandable they have limited resources and

in ways that we think about the public pfinancing of the effort in the preparedness, i think what fran has said earlier and others have said is it is the importance part of taking this to the level of it is a national securityissue . it's a national economic security issue and the resources we put against those things on a regular basis, we need to as a federal government but those resources against those. the same thing needs to occur at the state and local level. we know the spending on public health and gone down to a place where most of the funding all comes from the federal government and even that money has been reduced over period of time in terms of the priority one of the things we need to do is we need to have a system that is funded at the federal eelevel but also state and local communities need to because what's different in terms of one of the things that difference is we compare these things to defense and national security in this way. a pandemic is fought at the government level, at the state level, at the local level and we all know as citizens in the middle of this w

did not take the 30 plus thousand bundle from you, frans? think -- it has nothing to do with that. at the height of the pandemic in april, governments around the world scrambled to take the right positions. the u.s. governments affect made contracts with over 10 ventilator suppliers. i think the inside post summer was that, the stockpile of ventilators fall more than enough entry suppliers, including us were confronted with a partial cancellation. so emotionally, that is tough for us. there is some understanding that if you have a big stockpile, then you also need to take measures. so we are moving on. there is plenty to do for phillips in other areas. that patiented monitoring is in strong demand, telehealth is in strong demand. we saw consumer demand coming back in the quarter with 6% growth driven by personal care, oral care. there is plenty to do for phillips and we don't have to be just focused on ventilators. no, but unfortunately the world is focused on covid. i want to get a sense, you used the language that the word scrambled as we

fran can hear me with the thumbs up? >> yes i can hear you hello everyone. should we begin our discussion? >> sure, sure. jamie, why don't you begin by telling us a little bit about the book and especially about why you were inspired to work on it. thanks for hosting this event i've had the pleasure of working with fran for a very long time i've always appreciated your support. so, this latest book, came out with an interest i had a very long time ago i guess about always having a political sensibility that the reduction of worktime is a public good. and should be a goal of social movements. and, it was not until i got to middlebury really wears hard-working about ten years ago, i found a group of very, relatively well off and delete students who seem to almost like a performed a commitment to overwork. there was a constant almost bragging mentality about how committed they were and how overworked they work. i felt this was odd giving the health of relatively well off background, many of them. so started writing a chapter in the book that talked about the ki

>> fran, do you want to take that one ? >> i really do think that it's the old saying an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure lesson in this is the investment whether it's cdc in building their capability and resources as part of this independent review sylvia was talking about or investing in the public health at the state and local level. when you have that capability and its, the bench is deep enough response capability and adjust to whatever, whether it's a pandemic or it's a very bad seasonal flu or mers or ebola but what you need is expertise and you need it sufficiently deployed and with a deep enough bench to respond and it's the resilience, if the capability to me that i think is the key mark to being prepared not just to fight the next covid but to fight the next pandemic, this was a naturally occurring bio incident you mentioned 911, we were very much in the wake of 9/11 although bio wasn't attacked so regardless of what the cause is, we've got the capability and the gap, you can adjust and respond to wha

they had a distinctive style with and it is the infamous guitar solos and frans van de vivre on his flamboyant taken the wrong. they appeal to people from all age groups. younger fans don't even know we have 11 other records i saw with fire if we get a taste of each one and decide which one they want to buy. so it's not for the money because we want to. buy em all the hard rock band released their 1st album in 1978 which shots into the top 20 on the american billboard charts making it one of the most successful debuts of the decade. eddie van halen is pioneering that your technique and him a place in iraq's hall of fame alongside the likes of jimi hendrix and eric clapton in 2000 every just poll in the popular us music magazine voted him the greatest guitar player of all time. this is deja vu news live from berlin our brian todd is up next in our documentary series doc film we're going to take a journey through albania and one of the country's last remaining trains and don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock at our website for now though from the entire

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they had a distinctive style with and it is the infamous guitar solos and frans van de vliet evolved his flamboyant take on the wrong god shonda they appealed to people from all age groups. and younger fans don't even know we have 11 other records i saw with her if we get a taste of each one like decide which one they want to buy. so it's not for the money because we want to. buy em all the whole iraq and released their 1st album in 1978 which shows into the top 20 on the american charts making it one of the most successful debuts the decade. nearing that year was a technique and in the place and rock school of fame alongside the likes of jimi hendrix and thompson in 2000 every just in the popular us music magazine voted him the greatest guitar player of all time. let's talk about his life accomplishments now with simon bone here with me in a studio good morning to you something everybody even held as life begins doesn't it right it bursts his life as a musician it's one of those success stories yes as we just heard he was born in amsterdam and moved to the united states with his fam

pero debido a que es su síntomas fran distintos a los de su esposo, se inclinó por un tratamiento deitalizado, y recibió un cóctel experimental. la parte más emotiva de su mensaje fue cuando la primera dama dijo que esta experiencia le sirvió para reflexionar sobre las cosas que realmente importan, refiriéndose a la familia, amigos, trabajo y ser fiel a su propia identidad. la primera dama se dirigió a los afectados por covid-19, afirmando que todos están en sus pensamientos. esta noche durante un evento en iowa el presidente también habló sobre la experiencia familiar y la salud de su hijo. escuchamos. >> (habla en inglés). >> (gritos). >> (habla en inglés). >> afortunadamente la familia presidencial ya se encuentra bien de salud. >> muchas gracias, paulina. entre los estados del centro del país con un fuerte rebrote de coronavirus sale wisconsin, que alcanza a números récords tanto muertes como contagios. lo que ha obligado a montar un hospital temporal en la ciudad de milwaukee. expertos dicen que el aumento de casos es porque muchos están pasando por alto las medidas de prevenció

let's show you this wednesday afternoon sue trtower, san fran and the east bay hills is an area we're watching closely tonight for those gusty winds developing. temperatures micro climate in full effect right now at 67 in the city but it's autumn warmth. the north bay basking in 80s and 90s. 88 fremont, 86 that current temperature in san jose. so we will track those winds increasing overnight tonight and that will create that red flag warning that begins at 10:00 p.m. for the north bay mountains and east bay hills and begins a little later for the santa cruz mountains at 1:00 a.m. early tomorrow morning but non-the less, north, northeasterly winds again developing. we've been through this time and time again this season. gusting higher than 35 miles per hour at times so we have low humidity, we have dry fuels. we'll be very is that start. we've shown you this many times over the fire season. it takes into account not only the gusty winds but also how low the humidity is and also how warm it is. you do notice first thing tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. as the sun gets up here and we have

frans collins. we welcome you back to the newshour. don't look good, they don't sound good. how do you describe what is going on right now? >> it is very significant and goodness knows our country has suffered, our world has suffered already a greateafrom this economic distress.s-of-l yet if anybody tries to say that we are done with that, it certainly looks quite the opposite. you mentioned over 75,000 cases in a sgle day, the second highest number since this started. i will be surprisedgof it does noigher than that when you ok at the shape of the curve. this time in the midwest, the rocky mountain areas, this is a different kind of spread becausi not just the cities, it is the rural areas as well. the best chance we have while waiting for the vaccine. in the mntime, it is kind of up to all of us to try to do what wean to limit the spread. if there was ever a time for people to take responssoility and d it is right now. judy: you said for anybody to say it is behind us -- i'm just said last night.e president he said we are rounding th

another humorist that i like fran leibowitz, not to be confused with fondly dilutes of animal house wrotears ago that as a high school student she grew up very anti-communist because that's what they taught her in her high school and in college she became very leftist like anti-american procommunist but then she said she discovered in a little bit of maturity beyond college that from each, according to his ability, to each according to his needs is not a decision i care to lead to politicians for i do not believe in an ability to come in, comment humorously on the passing scene would carry much weight with one's comrades. >> truer words were never spoken, thank you fran. i actually address that very problem in my book, which is basically asking why our kids commies, why are so many young people so left-wing. besides the fact that they have forgotten, they are young. they have forgotten what the real horrors of communism are like, for my daughters, i figure i did the math the fall of the berlin wall is as long ago as the great depression is for me. something like china opening itself to th

había escuchado cosas así aquí, tengo años aquí >> otras explican que hace dos semanas las plantas fran>> la víctima fue identificada como eric de 28 años de edad encontrar en una dirección registrada a su nombre. las autoridades analizan vídeos de cámaras de seguridad para buscar pistas >> pobrecito el señor >> esto es todo lo que es justo la policía sigue investigando >> a sabemos la razón por la que se encendieron las llamas pero en esta zona hemos tenido a desamparados que prenden fuego para mantenerse calientes en la noche. posiblemente se quedan dormidos en este caso es prematuro decir si fue esto lo que ocurrió. en san francisco telemundo 48 >> terremoto de 3.6 de magnitud un el área de la bahía el movimiento se registró poco después de las seis 30 de la mañana 18 millas al norte cerca de este lago esta es la ciudad más cercana del epicentro >> por ahora no hay daños ni heridos >> la persona y un barbero heridos después que la mañana se registrará un incendio residencial sobre esta avenida en san josé >> propagación del incendio instó a que muchas agencias se trasladaran para sof

. >> reporter: fran circumstances health officials here are calling the cases dire cases are surging. just like on friday, they saw a record number of cases in just one day, nearly 2,000. hospitals are overrun across the state. icus at or approaching capacity. doctors even going to the governor last week letting him know if the state continues on this trajectory and cases continue to rise, they're going to have to start prioritizing care what this means, for example f you have a younger patient and older patient with equal level of illness, the health care workers would have to prioritize the health of the younger person the state's not there yet, but they say they could be weeks away, which is why health officials, doctors, nurses, the governor are pleading with the public to try do their part to stop the spread of the virus. >>> we've got fire, ice, and, yeah, a hurricane all getting tracked by janessa webb this morning. that's a lot on your plate this morning, janessa good morning. >> good morning. we have a lot going on hurricane zeta is the focal point this morning it continues t

nos llegaron muestran lo que quedó del centro de retiro en pantalla en napa 17 de las 20 estructuras franbrieron sus puertas en 1852 y que entonces van a reconstruir el histórico edificio con esto damos paso guillermo quirós, porque no parece que las cosas mejoren este fin de semana guillermo buenas tardes >> gracias buenas noches. es increíble, se extiende otra vez horas a lo largo de esta noche este banderín rojo solo la zona norte del área de la bahía. vemos dónde se encuentra precisamente esta capa marina que pudiera ayudar, ya se siente aire fresco hacia el norte hasta mañana las 6:00 de la mañana los vientos desde el norte tienen un valor de humedad cercano al 10 o 15% en los niveles altos es decir el a zonas de montañas que es precisamente donde está este incendio y por supuesto este que es el más grande en la historia de california. la buena noticia es que el viento hace que vaya directamente hacia el interior así que todavía superará a lo largo de esta noche, hasta 30 millas por horas y después cambia por completo, un domingo que será más saludable por lo menos con la calidad del

fran our catherine field reporter and a parasite catherine present at the sea defiant determined what more has even say. well you quite right it was a very defiant message from french president emanuel mccraw he said that this was an attack on french values and that these afraid at least freedoms of expression and freedom to believe or not believe in religion though under attack he said and i quote we will not give ground so he was pretty clear there that it is wrong once it sets the rules on freedom of expression and not to terrorists not people who are signed up to some sort of the religious group within another white religion he also has said that he will increase the number of troops and police on the streets of france that there were more than doubled to 7000 on the streets of progs in the next couple of hours they will be in front of churches other places of worship schools really your organization and he said he did that because he firmly believes that the catholic church here and other faiths need to be protected because it is their right to go to church and now we understand

vamos a hacer este ejercicio, dale, tÚ puedes mi fran! francisca: quinto ejercicio para los flojitos? claudia: una sentadilla, muy fÁcil, aquÍ estÁ trabajando club dios y piernas y --glÚteos y piernas. estÁn haciendo una rutina efectiva que le ayuda a que se pongan el movimiento. no se me oxiden. francisca: gracias por estos consejos. pueden ir a redes sociales por mÁs informaciÓn, verdad? claudia: claro que sÍ, los espero a todos en mis redes sociales. francisca: gracias, a moverse! el ejercicio es salud. paso con ustedes, muchachos. [mÚsica] [risas] alan:me siento halagado de que me digas raÚl porque raúl estÁ bien delgado. karla: tÚ tambiÉn estÁs bien delgado. hablÓ porque estÁ tan brincador? alan: juega mÉxico contra argelia. la selecciÓn mexicana se enfrenta a la campeona de África un gran partido de preparaciÓn a las 2:00 p.m. del este/1:00 p.m. del centro, por univisiÓn y tudn. vienen de ganar a guatemala, despuÉs a holanda. ahora viene argelia, vamos invicto en estos que son de preparaciÓn. no falta nada para el mundial. veremos q

right away, let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist fran frwith at the forecast. >> we have extreme fire weather headed our way. red flag warning starts tomorrow at 11:00 in the morning for the north bay mountains and east bay hills and spreads through the rest of the bay area throughout today. we're talking winds up to 70 miles per hour over the ridges. these are close to hurricane force level winds. so tomorrow you'll notice it's not too bad in the morning, but the winds ramp up tomorrow night overnight into monday morning. it will be gusting all around the bay area. expect windy conditions throughout the day, and then it starts to die down on tuesday. i'll let you know what else you can expect with the relative low humidity and some very cool morning temperatures heading our way as well. dion. >> we'll check in with you in a little bit, frances, thanks. >>> pg&e warns customers across northern california they may lose power tomorrow. they are ready to cut power to 386,000 customers if necessary. this map of northern california shows affected regions in yellow and community resources t

mi fran, estamos orgullosos de ti. muero de la risa, me faltÓ media garganta pero creo que lo mÁs importante es que de verdad celia en el cielo entienda y sepa el amor y el cariÑo, con el respeto que la intÉrprete. hice lo que pude. el show estÁ buenÍsimo. cada presentaciÓn es mejor que la otra. alan: lo mÁs importante el respeto y el cariÑo con lo que representante a celia cruz y como bien dice el programa estÁ mejor que nunca. hoy viene el dasa, ganador de la semana. raÚl: mira nada mÁs, fue el ganador de la noche. el dasa un gran artista. quÉ me dicen de sandra echeverrÍa, muy bien como paquita la del barrio pero de eso vamos a hablar mÁs adelante. ahora vamos a las noticias. satcha: este lunes arrancan audiencias para confirmar a la jueza amy coey barrett a la corte suprema. se reÚne de manera virtual y en persona a pesar de que dos de ellos dieron positivo al coronavirus mientras el presidente trump y sÉ que no puede contagiar a otros con covid 19 y reanuda su campaÑa en florida, como nos cuenta edwin pitti, en vi

fran francis perkins spent 12 years in labor. >> that was the first time i heard francis perkins' nameken aloud. i laughed like the rest of you did, but as a feminist it irritated me and after that i kept francis perkins' name in my mind and i kept listener for her. i spent 20 years at the washington post and i realized how often i heard her name and often like a distant whisper, and when we talked about age discrimination, francis perkins. when we talked about the fair labor standards act in making revisions to it, we talked about francis perkins. when we talked about the labor movement. we are talking about francis perkins. this was all her handiwork. quite an extraordinary record of achievement. i spent 20 years at the washington, post, and i went all over the country for the washington post and it was a wonderful life education going to learn new places and new things. as i traveled around the country writing business stories, i began to rallyize how little i knew about the history of the working people of america. it's something that really isn't taught, in the late 1990s i wrote

this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up fran says a ceasefire in the go to car about could be agreed soon with the zarian and armenian foreign ministers and moscow for talks. songs president declares a state of emergency in the capital following protests after a disputed general election. and a french aid worker freed in mali after 4 years in captivity as arrived in france as created by president emmanuel mccall. united nations world food program has won the 2020 nobel peace prize for his efforts to combat hunger and food insecurity around the globe and is also being credited for its contribution to bettering conditions for peace in conflict zones here in asia as he says winning the prestigious award is a proud moment. and nothing short of a feat. then no we know committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2020 to the world food program. for its. hunger. for its contribution to bettering conditions for peace in conflict affected in areas and for acting as a driving force in to prevent the use of hunger as a weapon of war and conflict. the world food program's chie

. >>> and the san fran when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. >>> let's take another live look at the white house right now. we learned the president's teenage son baron was diagnosed with covid-19 the same time his parents were fighting the virus, but the first lady said he never had symptoms and has since tested negative. meantime experts say the fall covid surge is here and the map says it all. no state is trending in the right direction. 36 states like colorado now are reporting a spike in new cases. the cdc director dr. robert redfield says a rise in cases is due in part to small household gatherings. now with the holidays coming up heal

. >> la policía identificó a dos hombres que fran asesinados a tiros el pasado miércoles 14 de octubre recibieron los disparos sobre la cuadra 1900 de la calle 84 martínez murió la escena el otro en un hospital ahora no hay arrestos conexiones de doble homicidio. >> [gritos]. >> ahí lo ve usted revela nuevos detalles las imágenes del tiroteo mortal involucra agentes de la policía de san francisco . la víctima fue identificada como césar antonio vargas de 21 años de edad, de acuerdo a los oficiales poco antes del tiroteo y desde octubre. vargas habría robado con arma blanca el auto de alguna mujer las calles de marquet. cuando los oficiales intentaron detenerlo fue cuando ocurrió el tiroteo. esto dar primeros auxilios permitió la escena >> el sabadell san francisco poco después del mediodía la policía responde un incidente en el que una persona fue agredida, ocurrió en unas calles >> esto sucedió antes que diera inicio una manifestación, organizada por simpatizantes del presidente. philip anderson uno de los organizadores se dio un golpe la cara y se le rompió dos dientes >> la policía

this is boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss i'm sorry mando san fran washingtoncoming up the markets continue to watch us stimulus talks as we enter closer to the election victory reaches 2020 thanks to a major announcement from pay pal and we'll talk to infectious disease expert dr william schaffner about the race 1st prong of our stock scene and how long we may still have to wait for a safe and effective shot to be approved to have a lot to get the left it started as. a top federal reserve official is calling for more fiscal monetary spending federal reserve. gov bernard said the recovery remains highly uneven and without government funding or government spending long standing disparities in the economy and labor market could make matters worse in prepared remarks to an online conference. premature withdrawal of fiscal support would risk allowing recessionary dynamics to become entrenched holding back employment and spending increasing scarring from extended unemployment spells leading more businesses to shutter and ultimately harming productive capacity last m

they had a distinctive style with and it is the infamous guitar solos and frans van de vliet evolved his flamboyant taken the wrong. they appeal to people from all age groups. younger fans don't even know we have 11 other records i saw with. which was i want to buy. so it's not for the money because every $1.00 of the money will go out i am all the hold rock band released their 1st album in 1978 which shots into the top 20 on the american billboard charts making it one of the most successful debuts of the decade. eddie van halen is pioneering that shows the technique and him the place he broke school of fame alongside the likes of jimi hendrix and eric clapton in 2000 every just poll in the popular us music magazine voted him the greatest guitar player of all time. let's get your modern now of our top stories at this hour the trial of suspected russian good man it's opened in berlin the 55 year old allegedly gunned down a former chechen commander of a park in the german capital during broad daylight last year trials outcome friends to further deter it already strained taz between ber

us the one business show you can't afford to miss i'm sorry monta san fran washington coming up a 2nd wave of coronavirus cases is heading countries worldwide and it may be harder than the 1st as total cases top 40000000 and the clock is ticking for democrats and republicans to reach a stimulus deal by today but a lot remains undecided we have a panel standing by we have a lot to get to throw a fit starting. we begin with the latest on the spread of coronavirus where the dreaded 2nd wave of coven 1000 is taking its toll this week the number of covert 1000 cases worldwide hit 40000000 and many countries are struggling with the surge and numbers are teens alex mail of it has a story. the for addiction of an unforgiving 2nd wave is coming true when some parts of the world are feeling it more than others with covert 9000 cases surpassing 40000000 this week for the 1st time europe is showing higher numbers than the united states according to johns hopkins university when adjusting for population based on a 7 day average europe is reporting 187 new covered 1000 cases per 1000000 people whil

the curfews are being imposed on frans's worst hit places, the paris region and eight other cities, includingtoulouse, lille. hotspots which span the length and bredth of france, these may be targeted local restrictions, but together, they add up to a national problem. what the government is desperate to avoid is a national solution — some medics are already calling for another nationwide lockdown. translation: for several months now, we have adopted a tailored strategy. we have opted for targeted measures, city by city, area by area, rather than generalised bands. we rely on trust with local officials, first and foremost the mayors. i want to say it again, without them, we would not succeed. the government has been careful to consult local leaders after accusations it was sidelining them last month. but there is still lots of opposition. the mayor of marseille says she's very angry about the cu rfews. "we know where infections happen," she said, "companies, "ca nteens, public transport. "we are putting the sticking plaster in the wrong place." almost half the life—support beds in paris are a

cages in fran is to him less well i mean let's get on to the green new deal environmental ism again features in this book this existential crisis the world has what do we make of joe biden as he says to the world he opposes the green new deal he wants fracking. i think that we disagree with him on that and even some of the authors of the green new deal congresswoman ok as you know cortez and others have supported biden but say very strongly that they are going to fight for the green new deal again i support the green new deal i support what they're about i disagree with biden of on some things but i think he's a better alternative than donald trump i mean maybe people from around the world after reading this book and reading other books may find it difficult to understand how biden can so easily rely on the black voters just to turn out interesting line in your book we say the average black voter is more centrist on issues not having to do with race they are driven by socialist ideas you think that's behind the behind the fact that biden doesn't need to even particularly campaign to have peo

fran businesses will have to close. france's hospitals are feeling the strain with more than half of all intensive care beds already full. in germany, chancellor angela merkel announced what she called "burdensome measures," too. restaurants will have to close. so will bars and movie theaters. these are radical moves in a country where masks and widespread testing had, until now, kept the infection rates low. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: tonight, philadelphia is under a 9:00 p.m. curfew as the city braces for a third night of unrest. protesters clashed with police on tuesday as stores in some areas were looted. 53 officers have been injured. the protests come after police shot and killed walter wallace on monday. the officers say he approached them with a knife. wallace's family says he was going through a mental health crisis. his father has made a public plea for an end to the violence. tonight, dodgers fans in los angeles are still celebrating their team's world series victory, but major league b

. >>> police in south fran say someone fired shots into a home early this morning. a res didn't came home to find bullet holes in his home and windows. neighbors her five shots but didn't report seeing anything. the police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> the walgreens at vranes and- y will close it's doors. it is easy to shop lift. shoplifting has been an ongoing reason for it shutting down. >> i've watched people grab boxes of honey buns and whack out. >> the store will close down on november 11th. this is the third to close in san francisco in the past year. nearby businesses would like to see more police. >>> coming up, a look at proposition 22 and how to california voters could shape the future of the gig economy. coming up in sports, highlights as the bills take on the chiefs. (garage door opening) it is my father's love... it is his passion- it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. don't even think about it! been there, done that. with liftmaster® powered by myq®, know what's happening in your garage- from anywhere. uber and lyft

halen in the $97.00 series they had a distinctive style with and it is the infamous guitar solos and frans van de vivre on his flamboyant taken the wrong god genre they appeal to people from all age groups. younger fans don't even know we have 11 other records i saw with her if we get a taste of each one and decide which one they want to buy so it's not for the money because every $1.00 of the money would go out buy em all the hard rock band release their 1st album in 1978 which shows into the top 20 on the american billboard charts making it one of the most successful debuts of the decade. eddie van halen is pioneering but she was a technique and him a place in iraq's hall of fame alongside the likes of jimi hendrix and eric clapton in 2000 every does poll in the popular us music magazine voted him the greatest guitar player of all time. the top story this. there's been scuffles outside the nothing's court as it found leaders of the country's far right golden dawn party guilty of running up a criminal organization but it comes after a marathon 5 he a trial the defendants face up to 15 yea

te gusta, fran? fran: claro que sÍ. esta bueno. sabroso. muy rico. Éxito para ellos.y gran preocupaciÓn. todo por la tormenta tropical zeta. es cuestiÓn de horas para que pueda tocar pasando por la playa del carmen. ayer el gobernador de quintana roo anunciÓ que hoy se van a suspender las actividades laborales de los trabajadores para que se fueran a preparar a sus domicilios. tambiÉn quedaron suspendidos y cancelado de momento los cruces de las embarcaciones que lleva a los pasajeros de playa del carmen hacia cancÚn. estÁn listas las autoridades de todos los niveles para poder atender la emergencia. recordemos que apenas en el mes de octubre el huracÁn delta golpeÓ fuertemente a toda esta zona. estaremos muy pendientes del golpe de este huracÁn. satcha: eduardo, muchas gracias por informarnos desde mÉxico. en menos de dos dÍas expertos localizan y destruyen el primer nido de avispones gigantes asesinos encontrados en estados unidos. los de origen asiÁtico fueron descubiertos en washington en la cabida de un Árbol. el dueÑo de la propiedad le dio permiso a las autorid

raÚl:dale fran!] alan:amigo, te quiero ya casi estÁs en el quinto piso. amigos que se suman a "despierta amÉrica" le decimos muy buenos dÍas y los invitamos a que se quede con nosotros. karla: mÁs adelante te contamos todo lo que pasÓ detrÁs de este pastel alfredo adame y quien lo hizo pÚblico. quÉ barbaridad! raÚl: que fuese fiesta de halloween. un temperamento y un carÁcter muy fuerte. esta maÑana comienza la diversiÓn y algunos de nuestros reporteros van a decir los disfraces mÁs ingeniosos para estos tiempos, no te puedes perder lo que tenemos mÁs adelante. las estrellas que confirma su preocupaciÓn en la noche de latÍn grammy. karla: francisca, tienes tu vestido? francisca: yo lo que tengo es un disfraz, no un vestido. [risas] francisca: saben que soy sÚper farÁndulera a mÍ me encanta, estarÉ pendiente para saber quiÉnes son los nuevos nominados. ahora tomen asiento y disfruten de las noticias. satcha: si fuera un acrÓbata un trabajador de la construcciÓn queda colgando literalmente en nueva yor

just call up frans. how's paris doing?porter: one trump relationship biden is hoping to up end is vladimir putin. no one has put it anywhere. >> if it were true, i'd be very angry about it. >> reporter: or for attacking the last and the current elections. >> i made it clear that any country, no matter who it is, that interferes with american elections will pay a price. they will pay a price. >> reporter: another critical price is u.s. troops overseas. the sumpt s.u.s. president wants to bring the vast majority home but he doesn't say how many by when. president trump wants to draw down to 2500 troops by next spring. in iraq and syria, both biden and trump are much more vague. poet candidates, both say they want to end these so-called forever wars. that is far easier than done. >>> election day in the u.s. will look very different this year. the u.s. is in the middle of a global pandemic and the swell in new infections that was predicted by experts. the white house claims to have ended the pandemic but the numbers tell a ve

this event this is new hampshire public radio >> a group and a larger landscape of activism this is fran dry activism with the government power advocating for second amendment rights and also sometimes involving people who are outright supremacist. >> not everybody that identifies with antifa to have a legitimate response to fascism. >> will come back from the break the minute the coronavirus reach the unitedd statesor is much more impact for the communities of color the cdc reports compared to white non-hispanic americans and then to contract the virus and four.six times more likely to require hospitalization.

fran, me tengo que ir, para que todo el mundo sepa, y felicidades al gran pelÉ.pero esto es hoy, las temperaturas mÍnimas, dÉnver congelado, chicago 50° en la costa este ambiente agradable pero de aquÍ al fin de semana seguimos con temperaturas suaves. el frÍo llega a texas. estaremos orando de 10° o 20 por debajo de lo que toca. para un 22 de octubre las heladas producen en la zona mÁs blanca, en colorado, utah, en la zona de montana, en las dakotas. seguiremos con mapas como esto porque tendremos todo el aÑo, estamos en lo que toca, tiene que ir haciendo frÍo. las nevadas en octubre suelen caer en la zona de las montaÑas. para ver nevar en texas vemos que esperar, en las zonas del valle del mississippi, hasta diciembre o enero. ya nevaba antes de ayer. tenemos un poco de lluvia en nebraska, pero se transforma en nieve conforme bajen las temperaturas. los acumulados con la tercera ronda que viene en camino pueden superar las siete pulgadas en dÍa y medio. en la costa este seguimos con lluvia, en orlando estaba lloviendo, en raleigh, en miami aguaceros fuertes. e

another humors sky i like, fran, not to be confused phone of animal house, wrote years ago that as a high school student, she grew up anti-communist because that's what they taught her in high school. in college, she became leftist like answer american procommunist but then she said she discovered a little bit of maturity beyond college, from each, according to his ability, each according to his needs is a decision i care to lead to politicians why do not believe in ability to comment humorously on the passing scene carry much weight with one's comrades. >> no truer words were ever spoken. thank you. i actually addressed that very problem in my book, which is basically i asked why are so many young people so left-wing? besides the fact that they have forgotten the -- they are young. first, they are young. they've forgotten the real horrors of communist. my daughters, i did the math, the fall of the berlin wall is as long ago as the great depression is for me and something like china opening itself to the beginnings of free trade, free market principles, that is as far back in history

the supposed cutting edge company has its headquarters here at a nondescript building in season fran's mission district, closed when we paid a visit. the banks on the web site, we contacted them all and not one of the 17 responded said it had a relationship with beam, which took its name off the web site after we began asking questions. so what is beam? it's not a bank, as the company admits it's a technology company that uses a perfectly legal arrangement called a sweep account, take in deposits, sweep them into fdic banks, make interest on the money and pass some of it back to customers but we learned it would hatwo oe vendors are cutting ties with baels. the fdic says it wants answers regarding insurance and the federal trade commission is investigating possible deceptive practices by the company a beam spokesperson said the company's top priority has been the customers. it says the service was interrupted last month because of fraud by certain customers. they won't say much beyond that and that doesn't address the fact that there have been many complaints before this month and the

. >>> a moving farewell today for jason cortez, the season fran firefighter killed in a training accident weeks ago. an honor guard escorted the casket carrying his body into oracle park. the family, friends and fellow firefighters expressed their deep sadness over the death of this 13 year veteran. they recalled how he dedicated himself to become a firefighter, his incredible work ethic and how he always smiled. what a great smile, too. jason is survived by his wife patty and sons grayson and jackson who were presented with a flag that flew over the u.s.he capitol. jason cortez was 42 years old. >> 34 people including several from the bay area were killed by a fire on a dive boat anchored off the southern california coast. the national transportation safety board said it was unable to determine the cause but a lack of oversight by the boat owner led to the deadly blaze. >> clear and frankly frankly heartbreaking opportunities to break the chain of circumstances which come naresulted in this catastrophe. >> reporter: 33 passengers and crew member were sleeping when a fire broke out in 201

>>> eso es algo que se tiene que eliminar >>> siempre tuviera adora fran pero ¿qué le diría?abrían tenido datos de votantes para enviarles datos y correos electrónicos intimidantes. en momentos en que la contienda a la presidencia está más reñida que nunca las autoridades federales dice que son tácticas para crear confusión y caos y que la gente no salga a votar >>> simplemente son esfuerzos para intimidar a las personas a que salgan a votar y es por eso que para atravesar eso tenemos que salir todos a votar . >>> las autoridades federales dicen que si alguien recibe correos electrónicos los reporte al fbi >>> un juez se niega a utilizar una demanda del fiscal general javier becerra entra en partido republicano por la autorización de instalar buzones de boletas no autorizadas. el partido dice que está cumpliendo con las leyes estatales, becerra le dijo al partido que proporcione información de contacto para cualquiera que haya utilizado las cajas. algo que se negaron a hacer . >>> activistas para dirimir pro inmigrantes le recomiendan a los beneficiarios de daca que renueven

. >>> these costumes once graced the stage at the season fran opera. they can go from a costume shop to your closet. because of the pandemic, the ss performances obviously but have figured out a way to make a little extra money selling costumes. kate larson was invited to the opera's costume warehouse today for a special first look. >> reporter: the san francisco opera is a costume sale. >> there is a skirt, a shawl, a necklace, a fan and an over dress. >> i feel like this could be mine. >> this is what the cohorus man would be wearing. >> reporter: 500 costumes created for productions of the mary widow and deflator mouse will go on sale for the first time in six years. >> last time we had a line like four blocks down. >> reporter: because of the pandemic, this year's sale will be online. manuel gutierrez is the production coordinator. >> really excited to share the artistry of the costume shop with the public. >> reporter: one of a kind creations for everyone. lightweight men's replica chains and hats. >> you wear a wig with it but pin it to your head

students who apply to lowell will use the same lottery system as other high schools within season franfied school district. the algorithm takes into account a few factors including if a sibling attends that school and proximity to the school. still, the president of the board believes the academic rigor at lowell will dissuade some families from applying. >> students will know that going in. a student not prepared for that is not likely to apply for that. >> reporter: the board commissioner gabriella lopez says this could lead to change in the administration process making it more equatable. >> i've been vocal about eliminating state standardized tests for all students. >> reporter: i am hearing that the school board has enough votes to pass the superintendent's resolution next week, again, today is only a discussion but while they say it will only be for this academic year, this coronavirus may still be around in the spring and that test they have to be suspended one more time. uncertain times. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow pg&e could start turning off the po

. >>> there is a big push in fran to reduce the positivity rate in neighborhoods that have higher than normal cases of covid-19. one is the mission district, home to many essential workers. today for the first time, children were allowed to be tested. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez explains. >> reporter: the 11-year-old had no hesitation being tested. >> it hurts a little bit. you have to get it over with. >> reporter: her question lillian wanted to get tested because she divides her time between ant i don't know and san francisco living with two families. >> i travel from city to city, and like, i just, i go a lot of places. i'm not used to staying home all the time. >> reporter: their aunt said a if you months ago she tried to get a test for her son you this their private doctor. >> they were asking questions, why in for what? well, if he doesn't have symptoms, he can't get a test. so having this opportunity for younger kids is super important. >> reporter: this testing site at 701 alabama street is a collaboration between the department of public health and the latino task force

fran chefranche, and professor assistant dean at the university of texas at austin.ood evening and welcome to all of you. and susan, i'd like to begin with you. as we head into this final weekend even the fox poll showing i guess it could be called a healthy biden lead. for the democrats who fear they've seen this movie before, in your mind how does this differ from 2016? >> well, this has been as you say a very stable lead from the point that joe biden emerged as the presumptive democratic nominee. donald trump has never led in this contest nationwide. and in these battleground states joe biden has a small but persistent lead. if we hadn't gone through the experience in 2016 i think we would be somewhat more confident in saying joe biden seems to be on a very optimistic path through tuesday, a very uphill path for president. but we did go through 2016, so i think it behooves us to be a little bit cautious and wait and see what voters actually do. >> i'm old enough to remember it was big news when the president himself hadn't been to a coronavirus task force meeting