panel right now looking at what's going on. >> reporter: fulton county has had issues. in one of the first pandemic elections in june 2020, voters waited for hours to cast a ballot. democrat rick baron heads the board of elections. >> we had long lines we had poll workers dropping out we lost polling places the remainder of the year we had five elections after that, and we had no -- we didn't have any long lines. >> reporter: there is no evidence of fraud in that race but raffensperger points to earlier this month when fulton county fired two poll workers for allegedly shredding 300 voter registration forms >> what you are looking at is disfranchisement of up to 300 voters. we want to make sure it is an even-handed approach we are doing our own investigation. >> reporter: as republicans tout election integrity, democrats point to a political power play. >> reporter: so what do you think the motivation here is >> the secretary of state is in a tight primary race next year, and fulton county is his spoil. >> they're picking on the wrong county this time with the biggest a

trump. >> we need to have fulton county fix its problems.there's review panel looking at what's going on. >> reporter: fulton county has had issues. in one of the first pandemic election in june 2020, voters waited for hours to cast a ballot. democrat rick baron heads the fulton county board of elections. >> we had long lines, poll workers dropping out. the remainder of the year, we had five elections after that and we had no -- we didn't have any long lines. >> reporter: there's no evidence of fraud in that race. but raffensperger points to earlier this month, when fulton county fired two poll workers for allegedly shredding 300 voter registration forms. >> what you're looking at is disenfranchisement of up to a potential 300 voters. we want to make sure it's an evenhanded approach. we're doing our own investigation. >> reporter: as republicans tout election integrity, democrats point to a political power play. what do you think the motivation here is? >> the secretary of state is in a tight primary race next year. and fulton county is his

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. >> many headlines center on fulton couy, home to atlanta. pres.of the vote. as early voting kicked off, to county election workers were fired for shredding about 300 voter registration forms. those were announced by richard baron, our nonpartisan director of elections and he joins me now. thank you very much. fulton county has been in headlines for years with elections problems even before you joined the staff there. what do you say to people looking at this instant as conservatives who say to them, this indicates the system is tainted? how do you respond? richard: i think it shows that we have employees in place and checks and balances in place that cap something like this. when we became awa -- two employees became suspicious of it on thursday evening and by friday morning, three employees had reported this to their supervisors and from there, we terminated those two staff members so we took care of it as soon as we knew. reporter: do you know if those -- this was intentional? richard: we have no idea of the motivation right now. what we have do

doing and how their leadership disenfranchises fulton voters through incompetence and mall fees-- --feeance, how do you respond to that and how did the justice department reach out. >> the justice partment did not reach out. i am not surprised. he is in a fight primary race for next year. and i think his press release is meant to play to his base, and his politics, you can't take politics out of this. that is where we are at with his press release. usually he has set fulton county up to be his foil and he likes the relationship to be adversarial because it benefits him. >> i want to talk to that idea of politics some more. as reported this is th largest democrat leaning county in the state, the state government is run by republicans. and they made your county the first one for this new sort of controversial way of reviewing elections. and you are currently under a review process in which the state could take over your election board. i'm wondering, are you concerned about any sort of political power play there or no? >> they actually took the time to choose three really good people f

there have been issues in fulton county, no one is denying that.ff training. they've made changes to address that. what a lot of democrats fear is that this review in fulton county could lead to part of a new provision and the new voting laws, 202 which allows the state election board now controlled by the legislature that would oversee fulton county's election where governor brian kemp is up for rerelex. heading into a contentious redistricting session that people expect to last until about thanksgiving, and i think what to look for in georgia can be similar to what we saw in texas. it's a state with similar on population growth and there's a republican majority in the state house and the state assembly about 60% as out of line with the state total voters who voted democratic in both the senate and presidential elections in 2020. what the republicans in texas did was create what's known adds a defensive gerrymander where they shore up their own incumbents instead of looking to add seats. i think in georgia you might see the republicans looking to

loading zones on effect in the south side of fulton. going to outside lands this weekend, boarded if you are not going to the festival, if you are , give yourself extra time getting there. >>> out for the weather, we have paul heggen joining us . >> cooler on the golden gate park side of the city as opposed to downtown with temperatures saturday and sunday topping out in the upper- to around 60 degrees, mostly cloudy and cool with a chance of a passing sprinkle or light shower on saturday but not enough to necessitate a rain jacket or umbrella. just be aware there could be some sprinkles. i don't think that will be a problem on halloween with temperatures, as the sun goes down, temperatures in the mid- 60s, mid-50s along the coast and 60 degrees around the bay with temperatures above 60 degrees farther inland and dry for halloween evening. later that night, we are tracking some rain and we will talk about the first rain chance in the full forecast. >>> big covid news, the vaccine for younger children just cleared one more hurdle . the f

and there's also the 5 x fulton expresa 8 rugs set it runs late tonight from 9.30 to 1130 from fultoneding bart the last train to leave the civic center to dublin is at 12:28am, on sunday. if you need to head towards antioch. the last train heads out at 12:30am. and you can catch the last train to sfo at one 17 am. and this is all from the civic center. but if you need to catch those buses that drains plan ahead because like i said traffic, it's going to be bumper to bumper plenty of people will be out on the streets you're going to be plenty of time to be able to catch those buses and trains in order for you to write them. it's not probably be stepping. san francisco. probably need to get either to wear left. and so to avoid that just plan ahead well, back to you. yeah, those uber and lyft prices are already pricey i can't but there can like this holiday weekend could be level check in with you again in the next hour. >> are some concerns over halloween being a possible super spreader event. but the number of new covid cases in california has actually already been rising over the las

it supplements whatever investigative materials the fulton county d.a. is pulling together to look at trump's efforts to subvert the election in georgia. it ties together into what could be a very interesting case in the fulton county d.a.'s office. the last is, it's apparent in the transcript and more evident if you were in the room with attorney general -- acting attorney general rosen, these guys did not have much respect for jeffrey clark. this guy was kind of a nobody. he had been put into run the environment division for trump, which meant he was supposed to do nothing. because of vacancies, he was an acting civil division chief. it's a little hard to imagine that he cooked this up on his own or that he would tangle with rosen like this on his own. he landed quickly at a dark money shop called the new civil liberties alliance. i don't know who is paying him to be there. i think there's a bigger story about what's behind this scheme. one school of thought is that this is an ambitious nobody who saw his moment and took a shot at it and got shot down

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so this will be an important test for how fulton county operates its election system.re of buckhead, a wealthy, mostly white area in savannah that wants to separate itself from atlanta. >> not just buckhead, because it is a wealthy area of atlanta for those familiar, but part of the reason is the crime. erin, what in the world is happening in atlanta? i mean, i looked at some of the crime. just this year, atlanta has reported 125 homicides. i read in the "journal" about the woman who is walking her dog, who was stabbed. i believe that was by midtown park. residents have reported an uptick in rapes, assaults, and carjackings. we also had the viral video of those kids robbing the security guard atlantic square mall. honestly, this is just kind of tragic to watch the city unfold this way. what is happening there, and why is this happening? >> yeah. look, things are coming to a head in the city too busy to hate. while, yes, crime has certainly been on the rise in atlanta, this is not a problem that's specific to atlanta. you've seen a spike in violent crime in cities acros

access on fulton street.umber of disabled parking spaces fulton and make the sidewalk wider and more accessible. the path is a little steep at the moment. we would look at adding h rails and landings to make that more accessible. this something we have already gottengot feedback on because of the cars can go very fast we do understand that this might not work for everybody who is parking. we think it might work and want to solicit folks for whether it would work for passengers to get directly out on the sidewalk. we're looking of setting up a new taxi stand. as you all know those of you who!ç taxtaxi for+d your para transit vehicles. these are all things that are under consideration. no decisions have been made. these are also things we would like to hear your feedback the shuttle this is something we've heard a lot about. we wanted this into more depth. we have a photo here. as you can see it's a high floor vehicle that has stairs with a lift the back. it is accessible via the lift. it is a high floor vehicl

muni will provide extra service on the north judah and 5r fulton rapid. hour after the last performance. there will be a pop-up testing facility at civic center. and if you plan on wearing a costume, make sure you leave the fake guns and fake blood at home and do not dress as a first responder. >>> more changes are coming on monday to some area masking and vaccination mandates. alameda county also loosening its mask rules. vaccination requirements will kick in for san francisco muni employees. >>> it's an early start to the ski season. look at the slopes. live pictures provided by palisades ski resort. nice to see. >>> kari has a look at our forecast. >> that is so beautiful. we are going to see temperatures in the mid-70s here, but cooler for the weekend. nice halloween weekend. we will be tracking rain by early next week. >>> oakland with a nice and easy drive. light traffic on the freeways. watch the surface streets because trick-or-treaters on sunday, and be careful how you celebrate now through sunday. as cierra talked about, lines will get busy thro

car-free because cars are coming on to fulton street, especially on sunday and fulton street is a very dangerous street. i think ab-43 could be the experiment for fulton street. and the other thing about j.f.k., nobody's really talking about the conservancy of flowers. the two plans they have now are completely inadequate. that argoello entrance. i don't know if you've seen i. but it is not acceptable. i don't know why they're advertising it. and i don't know why i have a proposal that you open up stanyon street to j.f.k. to conservancy west and have cars that have people who have mobility issues drive along the north side. they will put up lighted christmas trees. they always have a flower show there. so, you know, j.f.k. has to be open to everybody. we need to be equal -- >> 30 seconds. >> and we need to learn to share roads. and that is what bothers me is that nobody wants to compromise. it's either all or nothing in this city. and when i say share roads, i feel like i'm the only person. thank you for letting me speak. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you have eight questions

passenger loading zones on the south side of fulton. also it's halloween. a lot of trick or treaters will be out and about sunday. if you are driving around, take it slow. try not to pass cars in neighborhood areas. kids might be walking and crossing streets and running around. this is mary's pup dressed up for halloween and getting ready for trick or treat. should be fun. happy halloween. >> kiro is ready to go in his unicorn halloween costume, love my little fur baby there. we are looking at great weather for halloween. let's talk about what you can expect. mild and more clouds today, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. it's going to be a beautiful day. as we look to our weekend, it will be cooler saturday and for sunday for halloween. there is a slight chance to see maybe a sprinkle for parts of the north bay and the coast on saturday but it does look dry on sunday. then rain for all of us returns next monday. we are looking at slightly cooler temperatures but again looking mild today. as we look to saturday, there is a chance to possibly see a few showers.

access on fulton street. this would be a number of disabled parking spaces along fulton and make the sidewalk wider and more accessible. the path is a little steep at the moment. we would look at adding hand rails and landings to make that path more accessible. this something we have already got feedback on because of the accessibility tours. cars can go very fast, we do understand that this might not work for everybody who is parking. we think it might work and want to solicit feedback from folks for whether it would work for passengers to get directly out on the sidewalk. we're looking at the possibility of setting up a new taxi stand. as you all know, those of you who use para transit, you use taxis for your para transit vehicles. these are all things that are under consideration. no decisions have been made. these are also things we would like to hear your feedback on. the shuttle, this is something we've heard a lot about. we wanted to get this into more depth. we have a photo here. as you can see, it's

put it on me though he is on the policy with his team fulton knows threshold or the camino not to lose his day and much, much o'clock and we'll fight up at all to the okay. there's still a lot of this is john paul, if you bought it, that will kill it or kill comerica, but as it cannot really listen, put a caching on the community. ah, and yet, the next day i'm it makes his 1st mistake. since he left salvador, he gets off the boss of the wrong stop. he doesn't know that the border is still 100 miles away. they are lost and very exposed. ah no isn't for what he has to go look at to us as a bundle. boy again, young as you go get, get no, no, no, there's john. they're not out of the battle. ha, that was yes less as will go to complete. gallano. is that right? the galena, you the, i'll, you know, once i got me gums, gazillion, the modem with me. 7. see this de la. stay the same with them. when it's time at night, after walking 60 miles, they finally come to a bus stop loading me a storm. oh sir. one hour later and finally there's a bus take them as far as matamoros, the border town with the

chief justice roberts decided fulton on that ground. and the details of how he found an exception don't matter because they will never, ever arise again in the same way. philadelphia had a drafting problem. it had not anticipated this dispute. it thought there had absolutely been discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. but in this context it really hasn't. part of its problem was that, umm, if you're -- it was a case of placing foster children or abandoned children with foster parents. some of the criteria on which we normally ban discrimination actually matter in that context. you can't place a gay child within a gay family, obviously, or perhaps vice-versa. and so philadelphia had real problems on general applicability. the path the court picked out depends on details of the philadelphia law that will never arise in quite the same way again. some other things the chief said in the course of that holding do matter, will arise again. let me just tick some off. however it happened, however you got there, they protected a core

we know at least though the fulton county d.a. is criminally investigating. we have no such indication from doj for merrick garland and i think prosecutors, i get this is a difficult complex case, potentially fraught politically, if you're not even taking a serious look at potential charges here, you just are not doing your job at a certain point. >> yeah. the potential politics, right? there is still the law. so law should win out on that one. stay with us. i want to bring in cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider joining with us new details about the big lie that led up to the january 6th attack, the insurrection, specifically here, trump's lawyers admitting under oath they knew the claims they were pushing publicly were false. >> jessica, you obtained thousands of pages of documents on this. what do they show? >> our team has been going through this, tyranny snead, caitlin p polanz, it shows how they did little to nothing to verify the unfounded election fraud claims before they blasted them out in press conferences and continued to repeat them for we

to be in the night of february 27th, 2015. barshan himself almost most prominent opponent vladimir fulton. he was done by 5 bullets in the back. literally in the shadow of a cronan in moscow. ah. the bar since i was just a close calling from the very close friend, he was someone to whom i owe everything i've ever accomplished in my political life . it's says a lot about today's russia that this is the price of freedom that you have to pay the ultimate price. i the i was talking into occasions both times in moscow both times through sophisticated poisonings. presumably carried out by chemical agents tool used by the security services going back to soviet times. but this method has especially proliferated on the vladimir putin. both times i was in a coma on artificial life support. and dr. so told my wife that i had about 5 percent chance to live with so many people in my generation, in russia, it was sort of inevitable to become really politicized. this did perhaps smoke the beginning of the end. the 1st courses political memory was the democratic revolution in august of 1991 the 3 days th

. >> he's targeting election heads in the democratic stronghold, fulton county, saying they should be there's eyes on it. >> we were praised by the secretary of state for our elections in 2020. then all the sudden we're the worst things in the world. what happened? it's all about supporting the big lie from former president trump. >> another epicenter, texas. governor craig abbott appointing a former trump lawyer who worked to challenge the results this month. in arizona like texas, a will to criminalize aspects of election administration. as well as taking steps to make it easier to potentially overturn election results by raising the specter of fraud. >> for a democracy to work, the losing side has to accept they lost and say i'm going to try better next time, and if instead what the losing side says is we're going to change the rules, we're going to change who the umpires are in this election to make sure it doesn't happen, you're facing a crisis for democracy. >> and ali joins me now live. ali, good morning, it's great to have you. democrats have been trying to push back a little

i know we gave everything to the fulton county da.used on other people. they've issued subpoenas for other people to come testify. we have not been issued any/=ñ subpoenas to come testify. >> do you think joed die hoois, if he's the next secretary of state, do you think he will -- will he be able to withstand the pressure from president trump to overturn the election the way you did? >> he hasn't shown so far. in fact, when he showed up on january th he voted to certify his race with the same machines and ballots for his race. yet, for the president's race, he voted not to certify it. as a pastor, he should know better. >> if he's the nominee, do you think he can win the general election or do you believe it makes it easier for the democrats to win? >> i don't believe he can win statewide at all. >> brad raffensperger, are you definitely running for re-election? >> absolutely. >> you're not deterred by the fact that the president has made -- basically decided to make you the fall guy for his inability to win the state of georgia? >> i

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one person was arrested when police responded to a sideshow on masonic avenue and fulton street right near the panhandle. we're looking at citizen's video app right now. from the scene. police first got calls about the side show around 1130 last night. and when officers did break things up, they managed to arrest one driver involved in the sideshow and then towed lot of sunshine around the bay area today and that heat is going to continue into tomorrow before cool down next we >> the first thing that goes there probably not real probably just a false alarm. so my script themselves on a rock or something. >> a man is recovering tonight after a shark bit him while he was surfing near bodega bay and the day go by paramedics say they got the call around 9 o'clock this morning. but the surfer had been bitten on his thigh kron four's man. harry is live now with the latest on his condition and also how he was rescued. good evening to amanda. >> good evening. california. highway patrol says that surfer is now in stable condition and he's expected to survive. but his injuries were severe. a pa

so it ties together, into what could be a very interesting case, in the fulton county da's office. the last is. it's a pair in the transcript, and in the statements, that it was even more important if you are in the room, more evident if you are in the room, with district attorney general, rosen, these guys did not have much respect for jeffrey clark. this guy was kind of a nobody. he'd been put into run the environment division for trump, which obviously meant he was supposed to do nothing. because a vacancies at the end of the term, he was only acting civil division chief. and, it's a little hard to imagine, that he took this up on his own. or that he would tangle with rosen and donahue like this on his own. and he landed mighty quickly, in the shop called the new civil liberties alliance. i don't know who's paying him to be there. but i think there's a bigger story, about what's behind this scheme. one school of thought is this is an ambitious, nobody saw this moment. took a shot at it. and got shot down by his peers. but equally plausible scenario, is that this guy was put up t

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arrested a driver participating in the side show saturday night happened on the sonic avenue and fulton street near the panhandle. this is video from the citizen app. police say the driver who was arrested there also had their car towed. and this all comes as the city of fairfield is cracking down on sideshows on wednesday of this week. the city's new ordinance on side show spectators will go into effect meeting people just watching a sideshow could face a misdemeanor charge. the new ordinance prohibits knowingly being a spectator at a sideshow or speed race. it is enforceable on all city roadways. public property and private property without the owner's consent. it applies to drivers passengers and pedestrians violating the ordinance could result in jail time or a $1000. fine. the city of san jose de adopted a similar law to crack down on sideshows. there. meanwhile, in the north bay council member in santa rosa has an idea starting discussions now about how to maybe hold sanctioned sideshows eddie alvarez says having a controlled environment would not just make it safer for the people

he continues to travel down towards fulton and that's where he sees his next victim.irst two, he's running up to the victim who now is down on the ground. gun shots. he fires his next two shots. muhammad then runs towards a group at a bus stop and chases an older white man towards a car park as he reloads. and that's where we have our last shotspotter activation. gun shots. operator: 911, do - you have an emergency? woman: yes, there's a guy out here that's bleeding, _ he got shot. ok so the suspect, do you know where the suspect is? he's runnin' around out here. three people were killed in the space of 90 seconds that day. police identified where muhammad was going and arrested him as he headed towards busy downtown fresno. shotspotter gave us the clear path that he was taking. because of all the 911 calls that are coming in, information is good but it may not be up—to—date. the up—to—date information was shotspotter. so for you, shotspotter in this scenario, was essential. oh, absolutely. there's no doubt in any of our minds that additional lives would have been at

not responsible for the behavior of their ancestor teaching history to point previous generations. fulton aust: compensation from current generation that is ridiculous. rutgers she should not be teaching this kind of hate to students do better. rutgers, this is the kind of professors you have teaching at your school. just took you off my students application list. this is appalling. and if you're a parent with a child in university right now, or who will be in university soon, this is also something to keep in mind. frankly, a college education simply isn't what it used to be. and unless you screen potential colleges for your child carefully, you could end up paying between $15000.00 to $30000.00 per year in the case of rucker's university for your child to be indoctrinated in the art of racial division. and i know it's a cliche to even mentioned this at this point, but imagine for one second, the outraged that would happen if a white professor had been caught on camera saying the same things that dr. cooper has said about black people. white people showed up being raggedy and violent and

we hear from a former us national security advisor, john fulton, who shares his thoughts on the chaotic afghan withdrawal. i think this is one of the few instances where by and, and trump agree on policy both wanted to get out of afghanistan and extreme cold sky high prices and a shipping boom. our correspondent visits a once derelict town in russia's arctic, far east. that has been given a boost by cutting edge nuclear technology. ah, quite casting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international . i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you. with right now, the european union is challenging its own member states over the way they are pushing back migrants trying to enter the block. in the latest development, the u. home affairs commissioner summoned the envoys from 3 eastern states, calling the situation on their borders, dyer, archie shaw. davinsky has the story. the issue is having to hang its head in shame over the way its border forces are treating my grants just trying to cross into the block. this is no longer just about fortress europe, an extensive fence bu

yesterday a, my prime minister, president draggy had the 3rd phone coal in only 3 months with president fulton, in view of the g 20 presidency. these assigned that italy can cedars, russia and interlocutor and an import, an actor. well, when addressing it globally sure lied to why we are talking about franco for teeny former foreign minister of italy and the vice president for the you commission on security and immigration. thanks law for joining us. how germany's green party widely expected to form part of the next ruling coalition has accused russia of playing poker with gas. it's leader says moscow might try to blackmail the e u by turning off the taps, so as to pressure the block into approving nordstrom to russia's head back with a spate of similar allegations saying it's ready to deliver more gas, but simply received no new orders. russia is not opposed to given more, but suppliers ligastrum need to be asked and not by parliament, not by newspapers, but by buyers who apply at the appropriate prices. but they have been no implications. here's a somewhat confusing story for you. government

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the plane, which was a letter l. fulton had 20 members of a local parachute club on board. the twin engine aircraft came down soon after takeoff. near the town of mandolin, scope, which is around a 1000 kilometers east of moscow. engine failure, this the suspected coals and, and investigations underway. the plane which belonged to the club, had been in service since 1987 rushes, now suspended, fl. of all our craft of that type. pending the results of the inquiry. oil and gas prices in europe have been reduced to more of a some of the, of the, of ladiva potent said that russia is ready to stabilize the market. the president addressed the confidence energy crisis on wednesday data that moscow would continue in its commitment to ukraine. in regards to gas transit, especially as soon as she gets prom believes that it would be more profitable for it to pay a fine to ukraine and increase the gas volume pumping through the new systems. but there's no need for that. there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper and at $300

chief justice roberts decided fulton on that ground. the details of how he found an exception don't matter because they will never arise again in the same way. philadelphia had a drafting problem. it had not anticipated this dispute. they thought they had banned discrimination based on sexual orientation. part of the problem was -- it was a case about placing foster children to foster parents. some of the criteria on which we normally banned discrimination actually matter in that context. you can't place a gay child with an anti-gay family or vice versa. philadelphia had real problems on general applicable, the path the court nicked out depends on details of the philadelphia law that will never arise in the same way again. other things the chief said in that holding do matter and will rise again. however it happened, they protected a core teaching of the catholic church, we don't believe in same-sex relationships. we think they are bad for children. we don't place children there. the court said that the leaf was protected against the ph