i'm hannah brandt. and hannah. what about running mate? governor tim walz. >> he was also doing some last minute campaigning today. >> that's right. he made a campaign stop in harrisburg, pennsylvania, earlier today. and that's significant because the state of pennsylvania is the critical battleground state really could decide this entire election. like the vice president. he also did some radio interviews this morning with hosts in battleground states. >> hannah brandt live for us in dc. thank you so much. >> welcome back out of the bay area and our team coverage of election day continues in the east bay with kron 4 sleep to call. >> he spoke with college students in pleasant hill were voting for the very first time. >> captivated by years of campaigning, culminating with tuesday night's vote students at diablo valley college in pleasant hill, too young to vote when candidates first hit the campaign trail. now eager to cast their ballots for the first time in my history classes. i've always seen how this is a pretty strong country. and i

i'm hannah brandt. >> hey, hannah. before we let you go, you know, there's some last minute campaigning going tell us about tim waltzes out there that's right. that's right. >> yeah. governor tim walz earlier today hitting harrisburg, pennsylvania, of course, trying to make the most out of every last minute before polls close, pennsylvania could really be the decider in this election. so the campaign focusing heavily on that state. certainly >> god, it's for right. had a brett live for us tonight washington. thank you. we want to go to? it? can store. >> who is standing by at the big board to show us where things there is a lot going on here right now. this is a look at our presidential election map, which our partners. the associated press offering us all of the dark colored ones are the states that have already been called by the associated press. that is red for donald trump. the dark red for donald trump, the blue for kamala harris. if you look at this sort of pink color right here, that means that state is leaning

live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you, hannah. yep. countdown. just 5 we'll talk to you. thanks. meantime, a community of a democratic voters in fresno, they are on edge tonight. it comes in the form of threatening letters targeting those with the harris well signs in their front yards. jason tac de gian spoke to some homeowners who say they're taking these that are seriously. >> to receive something like this. it's an american. >> a community in fresno is left shaken. >> we're exercising our right to free speech. this is not right. >> democratic voters with kamala harris and tim walz. signs in their front yard received this letter on october. 29th stating their home will be used as a sanctuary residents for undocumented migrants. somebody. >> drove around our neighborhood, jotted down all of the street addresses that had harris signs in their yards and sent them this letter. the letter written in english, spanish and arabic says folks who leave harris signs up will have their personal address released to migrants for the next 4 years. the notice

i'm hannah brandt. well, san francisco is unique to be sure and so are its citizens in we've been running our series. this is our city. >> for the past month or so. and last night, the examiner honored city icons who refused to succumb to the doom loop narrative. >> leaders of the examiner voted on people, they say defined what it means to be san francisco philanthropist, socialite guardians of public health and a cast of characters. like mandy. you could tell it man. mayor willie brown forest a gracious host like joe betz of house of prime rib house of shot. feel like >> like sergeant joel campbell who saved 49 a rookie ricky pearsall are happy to do whatever i >> i'm 31 years of service and sure going to go into dozen people who refuse to give up. >> just a sampling of each and every person working to make their city better place insist in san francisco, vicki liviakis 4 >> still ahead here at 6 o'clock, the coachella lineup is out. who's going to perform at the popular music festival. and another loo

i'm hannah brandt. >> all eyes on newly elected san francisco supervisor, dianne feinstein on this day, the trailblazing politician was making headlines after her election to the board of supervisors where she would serve as its first female president. yet she would go on to breaking gender barriers in a robust democratic political career. >> as the longest serving female senator in history. kron four's mira scott sat down with feinstein in her home where she lived with her husband and daughter katherine feinstein spoke about her affinity for art collecting classical music and experience as a woman in politics. >> i think if a woman is able to retain her femininity, if she's able to use it with taste unwisely, she also has a good brain and common sense and uses these ingredients as well. i think she can be enormously effective. >> and that she was feinstein passed away last year at the age of 90. >> kron 4 celebrating remarkable women of the bay area and we need your help to share their stories. if you know, remarkable woman making a difference in your community, you can nominate her f

i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you, hannah. yeah. it's down to the wire and said, ok, we'll some residents in north carolina still feeling the effects of the heavy storm damage from hurricanes, milton and helene, especially when it comes to the polls. voters are casting their ballots under these temporary tents that have been industry could see changes in regulation depending on just how the elections go. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> how much will cryptocurrency play into voters minds more than 5o million americans are estimated to own the digital money, not backed by government or banks. crypto is a really important election issue. i don't think this is an issue that is on many voters minds at all. but it is an issue seeing a lot of money. the crypto industry has spent more than 119 million dollars. this election, according to the watchdog group, public citizen, that could mean more pro crypto capitol hill. this is really a tool for financial inclusion, north carolina democratic congressman wiley nicke

i'm hannah brandt. >> the fbi's warning about scammers using candidates logan's names and pictures to full victims giving them money. now, here's an example. this website reportedly selling fake merch to steal your credit card info. other examples include campaign investment pool schemes were a refund is promised if your candidate wins or fake voter registration messages that take you to a fake web site and then steal your personal info. the fbi says if you think you're being fooled, you can always reported to internet crime complaint center. developing tonight, elon musk's trial regarding his million dollar hand, handouts to registered. >> pennsylvania voters is heading to federal court. philadelphia's district attorney sued musk in an effort to stop him from giving out the million dollar prize is the da says it's in the league. a lot of rain and attempt to influence voters in the election. musk's attorneys filed a motion to move the lawsuit to federal court halting state proceedings and has his court appearance today. the tesla ceo has become a vocal supporter of former president do

i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up. >> federal reserve announced that it's cutting interest rates for a second time in 2 months. it is a sign of lowering inflation, but mortgage rates and interest rates on car loans. those are still rising. washington correspondent been a somewhat explains why. >> the federal reserve announced a cut in the benchmark interest rate by a quarter percent. chairman jerome powell says it's because of lower prices. inflation has eased significantly over the past 2 years. and he says the fed is easing interest rates to make sure unemployment remains stable. unemployment in october was 4.1% higher than last year's 3.8%. we don't want the labor market to to soften much from here. even though the fed is trying to make it cheaper to borrow money. freddie mac says interest rates for mortgages have increased for 6 straight weeks. the average 30 year mortgage is 6.7 9%. analysts say it's a sign investors are worried about increasing inflation and more government debt in

live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> all right, hannah, thank you for that report.ahead, the kron morning news in the east bay. more than 60%. alameda county voters, one da pamela price off the job, the next steps to fill her position. we'll talk about that. and he won't leaving open anytime soon governor gavin newsom. plans to keep gavin newsom. plans to keep officers in east bay. we'll be old spice gentleman's super hydration body wash. (whispered) vanilla and shea. 24/7 moisturization with vitamin b3. (knock on the door) are you using all the old spice? oops. ♪ (old spice mnemonic) ♪ >> well, in the east bay, governor newsom announcing last week he's extending that surge of chp officers in oakland. this comes as the operation was scheduled to end this week. opd wrote this letter in september asking the governors office to extend the chp is present. the operation has led to the arrest of nearly 1200 suspects recovery of more than 2000 stolen cars. the seizure of over 100 illegal weapons. >> continue truly appreciate what governor to see. trees is doing for city co

hannah brandt, thank you so much. the nation's capital is on high alert as dc city leaders prepare screw security measures for election day. january 6 election certification and the inauguration from boarded-up businesses to extra law enforcement in certain parts of d c leaders say they are ready for election day aftermath. dc's police chief pamela smith says there will be more law enforcement throughout the city starting election day and the days after. >> this is just a proactive measure and there's no need for any alarm. will remain vigilant and ready and prepared to address any issues of concern that may arise across our city. we will not tolerate any rights. we will not tolerate the destruction of property. we will not tolerate any unlawful behavior. >> the u.s. secret service says it is monitoring events occurring within the vicinity of the white house and other protected facilities in the dc area. some north carolina residents are still feeling the effects of heavy storm damage from hurricanes, milton and helen

watching the race for president and following the candidates, our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt is at the harris campaign with more hannah. >> now that election day is finally here. vice president kamala harris is urging people to get out and vote. it so important. we so much the harris campaign has spent months poring time and money into winning over voters, especially in the 7 battleground states, expected to decide this election. today she took to the phones to do interviews with radio hosts in each of those states, morning show in atlanta. we have very different visions of the future of our nation. and mine focused on progress. mind it's focused on. >> investing in the ambitions and the aspirations and the dreams of the american people. and tonight she'll be watching the results roll in just a couple miles away from the white house at alma mater, howard university. it's full circle for me. >> and the vice president shared earlier today that before she heads here to howard, she does plan to have dinner with her family at home tonight. she says that's tradition live in washing

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has that story. >> 5 democratic congresswoman abigail spanbergeressfully working with republicans. i have found that there can be quite a lot of commonality issue to issue in january. republicans will take over majorities in both chambers of congress and spam burger is leaving her house seat, but she has advice for those left in the minority. i hope that certainly my colleagues on the democratic side of the aisle will find partners if not in the white house in the halls of congress. and she says the key to that is building coalitions around shared issues, working with other members who have a lot of agriculture in their district or focus on rural hospitals are focused on infrastructure. investments are broadband. in the past few years, the senate has had support from members of both parties to pass major bills on issues like infrastructure, guns and computer chips. i've got a lot of friends on the other side. the housing. >> thank you and bipartisan. i tell them all the same thing. i can't wait to say you do the same. senator thom tillis is among a

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead here, tensions between russia and ukraine are soaring. so we'll take a look at the latest developments in that war. plus, thieves caught on camera breaking into a san francisco bar and taking off with their cash. what that bar's owner is saying about the support he's now getting from this community, a large tree fell on a home on offense. and in clayton, we're going to take a look at that damage and we will continue our live team coverage of this atmospheric river that's passing through. stay with us passing through. stay with us fo depression is a journey. i'd made some progress on my antidepressant. but i was still masking my symptoms. so i talked to my doctor. she told me i could build on my wins, without changing my antidepressant. rexulti, when added to an antidepressant, significantly reduced depression symptoms more than an antidepressant alone. and less depression? that's a win. elderly people with dementia-related psychosis have increased risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase suicidal thoughts and actions and wors

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 2, one of the largest auto shows in the country showing off some new car technologies. want to go there and check it out. >> stanford and cal face off in the 120th big game. this saturday could be a rather wet football game. cal has won the last 4 of the 5 big game matchups against stanford. the game is at 12, 30 at cal and cal will become bowl eligible with. that's next. victory. this could become the first time cal has been bowl eligible in back-to-back seasons since 2018 2019. we want to check in now with cuyler to see what the weather will be like in berkeley for. >> the big game. not right. yeah. it's going to be hit or miss on saturday. and if it hit, you're gonna get rained on. so i would just be prepared for that on saturday for sure. >> we are going to catch some breaks, but it's just not enough to say that, you know, we're going to get away with no rain. that's not going to happen. so i wanted to start with a place that hasn't really gotten rain yet. san jose. you can see how great the skies are there. and some of these s

our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains why. >> the white house just received a very christmas delivery. this beautiful frazier for was grown at that car owners christmas tree farm and now the 18 and a half foot fraser fir is the official white house christmas tree. sam cartner junior says his parents found the farm where it was grown decades ago and the tree selected as this year's white house centerpiece is 25 years old. my parents are extremely humble. people. >> and they would not like all the attention. but they would be very proud. the moment is especially meaningful because 2 months ago, hurricane helene devastated western north carolina. >> the carter family farm did sustain some damage, but the tree that will now be featured here at the white house survived the storm. >> and they named it tremendous for the extraordinary hope that it represents. first lady jill biden welcomed the tree alongside the carter family and members of north carolina's national guard who are leading the work to rebuild after the hurricane. the carter family wants the tree to serve as

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at noon, we're following the latest with the forty-niners a look at the player who just signed a new multi-million dollar expansion. plus, a makeover for historic bay area. white house will like the way for visitors. >> the tallest lighthouse in california is getting a facelift this year pigeon point a prominent beacon off highway one in san mateo county kicked off a restoration project that once complete will allow visitors inside for the first time in 2 decades, we took a trip 50 miles south of san francisco to see how those repairs are going. >> basically a full rehabilitation. we're touchifg every case of this one. very topical and fall right on the ground. piece in says fell off the white house. >> it took a little pride are trying to hold peace offer. that's where we started to see the scope of work that is involved the process and with the wind, a little bit of a struggle. authorities changes out here hourly some time. >> we try to preserve these lighthouse is for 2 main reasons. first is to make the connection with california's marit

i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead here at noon, no bond that the decision a judge handed out to san jose city council member omar torres. we have the latest on what led up to that decision. plus, grant is officially celebrating. 75 years here in the bay area. so after the break, how one institution is helping us keep your stories a lot. >> former san jose city council member omar torres will remain in jail after a judge ordered that he be held without bail. he is facing felony charges of child molestation kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what happened in court. >> omar torres appeared in court thursday, but just out of sight next to his lawyer with only his hands visible. the san jose city council members accused of sexually abusing a minor and 1999, though the incident was 25 years ago. santa clara county assistant district attorney brian welch use more recent evidence to request towards be held without bail. looked at the evidence that we cited of text messages. >> between mr tours and the individual who we reported was extorting him. >> but these were text messages from 2 years ago.

our dc correspondent hannah brandt has a look. >> the new trump white house is being staffed with closeies of the incoming president. many of whom are familiar faces is time. >> to put our country and our people first again, president-elect trump is tapping 2 prominent members of congress to lead his foreign policy agenda. he's expected to nominate senator marco rubio to be his secretary of state and he announced congresswoman elise stefanik will be the new united nations ambassador standing with our allies and causing our enemies to fear us and the incoming president is bringing back members of his former administration to spearhead immigration efforts. his former ice director tom homan will serve as the new border czar, the demands of illegal aliens that joe biden's recent our country in violation of federal law, you better start packing. now. also returning to be deputy chief of policy is stephen miller, who's best known as the adviser behind the controversial trump era family separation we could be a country that doesn't let you illegal aliens violate our borders and kill and murder

i'm hannah brandt. for more information on the upcoming election. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. we'll take you to our website kron 4 dot com where you can find details like voter guides more election coverage and the official results that as they come in on election night. >> oakland city leaders gathered today to highlight a drop in crime in their city. mayor sheng thao, along with the assistant police chief and other officials announced a 33% reduction in homicides so far this seeing that this is a trend across the state and this is why the governor has implemented in sine. that's state legislation around stronger penalties with retail theft. we have very minimal resources for our police department. for our department prevention. >> but again, we wake up every day. we don't say we don't complain about how limited resources we have. we work with what we have. and right now we know we're on the right track and we're working every day towards getting more resources. >> the event today happened outside of saying columbia catholic c

live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> all right, hannah, thank you for that report.e now is 6.22. happening today in the north bay. petaluma is veterans day parade returns. this is video of the event from the previous year. >> now the parade route begins and ends at walnut park music performance there at the gazebo will kick things off tonight or at noon this afternoon. and this year's theme is salute to the coast guard. the parade is set to begin at 1 o'clock. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news at first of its kind parade drawing hundreds to the state capitol by dozens of native american tribal nations took part in this historic event. >> and of course, we are tracking the wet weather out there impacting the morning commute. you can see the live look here or should safety of future cast. look at how the rains are going to develop over course of the day today. we've got john triple w we are b time in san francisco voters have passed the highly watched. >> proposition k this will allow the great highway that road that runs along the city's western edge there by t

hannah brandt live for us there in washington, d.c., will check back with you next hour. and voters in new hampshire lined up before sunrise long lines at a polling stations here and across the country today, more than 80 million americans have already taken advantage of early voting. that's a little bit more than half of the total turnout from the 2020 presidential election. so far election day has unfolded pretty smoothly across the nation. all right. some developing news now out of the nation's capital. the u.s. capitol visitor center shut down today after capitol police arrested a man. they say he was carrying a torch and a flare gun. this happened during a security screening process. police confirmed in a post that officers had arrested the man who smelled like fuel. and a capitol police spokesperson says the suspect is a man in his late 20's from michigan documents on him that were described as a manifesto and they were referring to the war in the middle east. congress, though, is not currently in session. all right. going back now to the campaign trail. election da

i'm hannah brandt. >> all right.ll talk more about the weather and the travel forecast right now. looking at the rain here at the richmond, sandra fell bridge north bay just get hammered. pilots here now what we can expect for the next couple of you know, i was looking at this camera and it was it was raining this morning that it stopped for a little while now we're picking up a little bit more rain. so that's the thing is you just don't know what you're going to get when you walk out the door unless you're in the north bay, which case, you know, you're going to get rain because that's been going on all day today. and that's why they're under this flood watch. >> it goes through 04:00am on saturday. and obviously, you know, we're looking out for some of these problems are happening with rivers and creeks and streams. and that's why you see the areas of red both around parts of the russian river and also the navarro river because we're starting to get in a situation where they're getting close to their flood stages. a

let's get to our washing correspondent hannah brandt. joining us now with a live check, the pulse there on the party. hannah. >> hi, dan and noelle. yeah, you're right. howard university where the harris campaign is having that watch party tons of supporters here behind me. you can hear them cheering right now. they do that every time they see a race called vice president harris. really a feeling of excitement in the crowd here tonight. one really anxiously awaiting her arrival here at the watch party as well. >> hannah, thank you for that. and it sounds like a party out there as well. we know her running mate, governor tim walz, also doing some last minute campaigning tonight. >> that's right. he was the in harrisburg, pennsylvania, earlier this morning where he made a campaign stop. it. that's important because pennsylvania could be the battleground state that decides this entire election. the campaign has been spending a lot of time there in these last couple of days today, no exception. they're trying to squeeze every last minute they

>>in washington, i'm hannah brandt.resident elect trump is the first person officially convicted of a felony to win the white house. and now the first former president to regain power since 18. 92 watching. of course, potter shot. hudson is in florida covering the next steps for trump as he prepares to begin shaping his new administration. >>today, former president donald trump is relishing in what his supporters call the greatest political comeback and american history. after sweeping victory, donald trump will lead the united states once again. this was i believe the great it is. >>political movement of all time. there's ever been anything like this in this country. >>a handful of people lined the street near trump's home in palm beach to show their excitement. trump says he's ready to hit the ground running other than the economy. trump says his day one priority will be securing the southern border. we're going to fix our borders. we're going fix everything about our country to help address many of those priorities.

i'm hannah brandt. election tensions coming to a boiling point. >>this after ballot drop box fires in 2 states lead to hundreds of damaged ballots. lawmakers and the white house now called the violence unacceptable and are encouraging people to not let it deter them from casting their ballots. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has more on the investigation. >>the search for a suspect is under way after someone set fire to 2 ballot drop boxes in oregon and washington monday. portland police say a 3rd fire earlier this month is believed to be connected. they say the suspect is an experienced metal worker and may be planning more attacks is unacceptable. it is unacceptable. the white house condemned the incidents and said the fbi is investigating every eligible american has the right has the right to make their voices heard. local officials say the fire in vancouver, washington, damaged 488 ballots. the county is identifying impacted voters to receive replacement ballots in portland, oregon, where congresswoman suzanne bott amici represents

despite the uptick in travelers, our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more.s ahead of thanksgiving are sky-high. these will likely be some of the busiest travel days ininininin u.s. history. t expects to see record setting numbers. the agency projects uesday of thanksgiving week. they'll scream 2.8 million passengers than 2.9 million passengers on wednesday and the sunday after thanksgiving. they expect to see morethan 3 million passengers. but tsa administrator david because says the agency is used to the travel uptick and is ready this year. passenger volumes of the highest we've ever seen. >>and fortunately, our staffing in tsa is also at the highest levels we've that they have ever the federal aviation administration is dealing with shortages among its workforce, an t t t t to minimize the impact during the thanksgiving travel period. we will use traffic flow management initiatives to deal with any staffing shortages. administrator michael whitaker says they have made strides in staffing and they're working to hire another 2000 air traffic controllers ove

i'm hannah brandt. >>well, here at home contra costa county is seeing on precedent are now for early voting in walnut creek. there was a constant line starting at 11 in the morning with some waiting close to an hour to vote in person. everyone we spoke with says they don't mind because this election is the one that's important to them. >>i thought i was going to beat the long lines on election day. looks like this line is like it just as long expect a no, i didn't. but i happy to see that people are here in great numbers. >>supporters of former president trump showing their support for the republican presidential nominee. they flew trump flags and banners this afternoon above highway. 24 in lafayette. >>is to let. voters know if there are people in the bay area. it's a america first make health make america healthy again. trump. for president number. 47, we like the whole nation of people that are focused on making american. if people great again. >>for information on the upcoming election, you can scan

i'm hannah brandt. the transition of power continues in washington. this as president elect trump makes a slew of new cabinet picks on tuesday while also defending another reporter, samantha cortese explains. >>president elect trump is in texas attending the latest space-x launch with elon musk. the co-chair of jos, the newly formed department of government efficiency. dozier is reportedly in early talks of creating a free tax filing app. the new app could gain bipartisan support. president biden worked to simplify tax filing during his administration. the controversy over attorney general nominee gaetz continues. a house ethics panel is meeting tomorrow to decide whether a report into the former congressman should be released. the report looked into allegations of with underage young woman and illicit drug use. news nation's spoke with a lawyer whose clients say they got paid to have with gates parties. the testimony before the house was that my client walked out to the pool area and she witnessed representative cates. >>having with her friend, which

i'm hannah brandt.eports another blowout quarter and new york's 5th avenue is no longer the world's most expensive shopping streets. here's david lazarus with money. smart to explain. >>hey there ai chip maker and walleet darling nvidia reported its quarterly results afteclosinininining bell today. and it did not disappoint. profit exceeded expectations. revenue nearly doubled and the company said they expect sales to surge in the current quarter as well. but they did suggest perhaps sales could be slowing. that's a potential red flag that investors are going to take a look at, especially considering the sky-high valuation of this stock. those shares have nearly tripled this year alone. otherwise, stocks close mixed today as traders were again, focusing on the latest batch of earnings shares of target plunged. 21 1% after the big box retailer widely missed expectations for profit revenue and foot traffic. comcast was up slightly after it confirmed that it will spin off its cable networks as a separate c

i'm hannah brandt. >>small business saturday is this weekend. local small businesses and local artists. and it's just in time for the holidays. kron four's justine mama spoke with california state treasurer fiona ma to learn more. >>so just to start here, how are small businesses doing across the state? >>well, it definitely have about 4.1. all businesses in california and not all of them have recovered post-pandemic lot of them even now they will clone and we did get out about 28 billion dollars in small business grants during the pandemic. there are still many that did not or they would vote pay back rent. and if you didn't own your own building that made it very difficult for some of the father the there still many that have not recovered, but my office, everything we do at my guys. better live in california or do business in california by lowering those costs. and so we have a number, a small business loan programs that are available, who are at uci program. about a billion dollars or more micro loan, small business loan, as well collateral

i'm hannah brandt.ect has garnered a lot of attention over concerns. it could increase the prices you pay at the pump. capitol correspondent eytan wallace stick with supporters and opponents of that policy, including one state senator who's now trying overturn >>with just 2 weeks after the state air resources board approved a policy supporters say will reduce emissions. state senator is authoring a bill to repeal that very policy amid concerns it could raise gas prices. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the lawmaker behind the bill and shares the reaction from the governor. committed. >>to do the very best i can to drive these prices back down. >>anyway, i can. that's why state senate minority leader brian jones says he's offering a bill to repeal new regulations. the california air resources board approved at this meeting 2 weeks ago. the motion passes, in fact, by a 12 to 2 vote. the majority of the members on the california air resources board also known as card approved the measure.

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former president trump are both rallying in the same county, our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt with all the details. hi, anne. hey, vicki. >> yeah, that's right. there holding dueling rallies in the milwaukee area just 7 miles apart. both of them hoping that the swing state of wisconsin helps them on their path to victory. >> with just days to go, the presidential hopefuls are projecting confidence. make no mistake. >> we will win. >> doing very well. i think we're leading by a lot. but the fight for the white house is getting better at a late night campaign event with conservative host tucker carlson. former president trump went after former congresswoman liz cheney. cheney is a republican but his campaign with vp harris and when asked about trump called her dumb and deranged. she's a radical war hawk. >> let's put her with a rifle standing there with 9 barrel shooting at are okay. let's see how she feels about it. you know, when the guns a trader face, both cheney and the harris campaign sharply criticized the rhetoric. anyone who wants to be president of the united states. >

i'm hannah brandt. >> stay with us here on air and online as we watch this atmospheric river and see what impacts it has on travel. that's one of things we are watching. you can always get details on our website. kron 4 dot com. for your health. today, health officials met to discuss the importance of vaccines as we head deeper into flu season. they want to remind people that vaccines are not effective tool to save lives and protect communities against diseases like rsv covid and the flu. santa clara county public health director doctor sara cody stressed the importance and getting vaccines to everyone. >> there's a lot of different layers needed to ensure that people get the protection they need from vaccination. one, course, is having the vaccines available and having lots of different systems and access points where people can get the vaccine and continuing to maintain and build the trust that we have in our local community around vaccines so that people have all the information they need and can get them at the place. that's most convenient for them. regardless of whether they in

let's go to our washington correspondent hannah brandt there with all the action. hannah. >> hi, dan and noelle. yeah. here at howard university on campus right now. behind me, you can see a large crowd of supporters. it really just keeps growing and growing. hundreds of people here, lots of cheering going on every time a race is called for vice president harris. we hear the crowd go up in cheers, which is that we know as wells. lots of dancing as well. beyonce is a frequent artists on display. listen, there. no surprise there. beyoncepactually campaigned with the vice president just last week. this crowd right now full of energy and enthusiasm. we'll see how that keeps up. ws the night stretches on. expected to be there tonight, ryan signal inside. >> very strong. yes, the vice president is expected to be here later tonight. we don't have an exact time from her campaign yet, but we do know that she planned to have dinner at home with her family. she says that that's a tradition for her. >> definitely some special family time on this night. that really is so monumen