kerr has been deemed a close contact to another covid case.gal on friday and finland next tuesday. luke cowan—dickie and anthony watson are back in england's squad and in contention to face wales in rugby union's autumn nations cup on saturday. cowan—dickie missed the last three games after knee surgery, while watson suffered an ankle injury against italy in the six nations last month. jacob umaga and george furbank have withdrawn from the team. and just four days before their white ball series against england gets under way, south africa's cricketers are training in two groups to limit the risk of further covid infections. two players have already tested positive, with two others self—isolating. south africa have also cancelled two warm—up games ahead of friday's t20. it was just over a year ago that jose mourinho was appointed manager of tottenham hotspur. initially, it wasn't well—reviewed by their fans, but today, many say they've changed their minds, particularly as their club are top of the premier league after their win over manchester

outside the arena we talk about that on friday, yeah looks like is working well, i was just steve kerr out there over the live right now with the is details i will. >>good morning darrius death steve kerr made a fast break all the way to the place or he's quite familiar chase center. it is right behind me and it's ready to go for you in a couple of hours from now i have proof that it wasn't just steve kerr he is video from over the weekend coach kerr as well as coach mike brown they stopped by this location. they dropped off their votes of course they're not going to be counted just yet they will be taking taken to a polling center and then they will be processed and counted. tomorrow, but you can clearly see they're putting their money where their mouth is they are showing the public. this is how it's done it's really easy. all you have to do is drop it off let me draw your attention to this screen here these are the times and the location that if you want to come here get close to the chase sure they'll be happy to take you here it is it opens up at 8 o'clock in the morning and will

>>clearly there kerr fall you are way smarter than i am now. but what wall street is saying is they're good with republican president they're good with the democrat president ultimately. they like the gridlock of where congress act we're not going to see a 4 trillion dollar stimulus plan to close the hope for we're not going to see 500 billion dollars to us what we want is probably a 100 billion dollar stimulus just a. i'd over the economy, the jobs numbers right past. whoever does become president her over remains press that is it hurricane a pretty good job market host covid again 2021 is all a loser 2020 is definitely. we're or moving towards 2022. or the back half of 2021 is the better way of saying that. yeah there could be kerr falls and asked senate goes blue with election runoffs in the senate out of georgia that would create more stimulus which would create more fire for the stock market to go higher. there's not a lot of losing scenarios here other than crazy lawsuits and question marks wall street loves certainly lots of love love lo

. >> the needs of the patients that we see at kerr senior center often have to do with the consequences of long standing substance abuse and mental illness, linked to their chronic diseases. heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be less likely to end up in the emergency room with a drastic outcome. we could actually provide prevention and health care to people who had n

kerr for dying meet. we added. all of our relatives here. hopefully in the future. yeah. and. like the day. all of the peoplei think you all . the only area we have fish trying to understand each other with different languages. you see this really strong connection. and a lot of it have to do it. he we are so similar with each other. just glide but in the things we do traditionally . what the- their oldest son and the youngest. yeah she's the one who knows all about and. yeah sure no. yeah we're never all. i can he that happiness inside laughter listening to them just interact with each other. grand. n years ol. their grand. yeah three songs at one dollar. they were really exchanging talking about who was dancing and what they're doing this came from a big guy me to move to little diomede. your split copy over their nephew. he's he's sisters. the more the more. earlier he was seeing last time when he saw him he was much stronger stronger man and he was asking you did you eat his food water. when i was growing years ago these two are just like one. ght click save language to a

feel like coach kerr an assistant coach mike brown they did the same thing over the weekend. this will be available to you from 8 o'clock which is what couple of minutes ago all we until 5 o'clock this evening. so simple even a caveman can do it because you know what i've seen a car just pull up just open up the window and hand a ballot and you are ready to roll call as i promise i have an interview here scott here. let me see any frame you up scott. you are patiently waiting in line don't move don't move a muscle. speak loudly as you can scott, so you have a i voted on your bag why was this so important for you to show up i just think that you know the city really made it very easy for people to drop off their ballots and with this election year. i think it's a very critical election year and i think it's our right to vote. >>are going up at 7.55 this morning. >>you could have dropped off in a mailbox but you wanted to do it here i just really you know not that i don't trust the usps but i want to make sure that i handed it off and that you know my vote is counted for other

army lieutenant colonel james kerr faneuil, a new flood of sanctions as iran demandsn the u.s. the 2016 nuclear deal. this debate is taken off in washington, many quarters down there, couldld president trump pardon general michael flynn, that story next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ engine revs ] noand if you're troubledan a lifby falls and bleeds,ers. worry follows you everywhere. over 100,000 people have left blood thinners behind with watchman. it's a one-time, minimally invasive procedure that reduces stroke risk-- and bleeding worry--for life. watchman. it's one time. for a lifetime. elizabeth: with me now retired u.s. army games kerr funnel, gray tabby one, your reaction to the president of firing the pentagon chief, your reaction to that and do you think the president will pardon michael flynn, take on the pentagon chief first. >> i thought mark esper did a good job, the president signaled he was going to do a bunch of changes he had a lot of people

and you look at john kerr true's advice -- john kerry's advice about what was possible in the mideast was terrible advice are, terrible prediction. and he was the secretary of state. so you can kind of see if husband expert opinion is worth with as much with the climate in husband new role as it was with his role as a diplomat, our climate is probably doomed over the next four years of joe biden as president. david: well, finally, and it's worth more than 20 seconds but that's all we have time for, the rise of isis. are you concerned that it may rise again in syria or some other place? >> well, i think they're going to test joe biden. i mean, they're obviously not impressed with the fact that he's bringing in a lot of the old obama regime. and obama clearly left his office with the middle east in a much worse shape than it was when he got there. so i have no doubt they're going to test america's resoft in the middle east -- resolve in the middle east, they're going to test the biden administration's relationship with israel. and i think that the united states needs to be ready for tha

. >> reporter: warriors head coach steve kerr was among those who lined up to deposit a completed ballot in the official drop boxes. so far there's a record turnout of early voters. in california more than 9.4 million people have cast their ballots, which is already about two-thirds of the number who voted in 2016. at that rate it could be a record high voter turnout in the golden state and the bay area's most populous county, they opened 100 early voting sites this weekend, one of those sites is levi's stadium. >> it doesn't matter where you live in the county, you can go to any vote center and they'll have a ballot customized for you if you don't have your ballot. if you are not registered to vote and you want to vote you can do that at the same time. >> reporter: oakland arena is one of 100 early voting sites open in alameda county. jennifer decided she wanted to vote in person and brought her brother along with her. >> he was not going to vote. he was going to stay at home. i was like, let's go. let's do it together. >> reporter: on tuesday, election day, all the polls will close at

warriors coach steve kerr was on hand to encourage and applaud people for voting.ut and cast their ballot. >> my son got me up this morning and said it's time to vote. i said my goodness, let's go. >> it's our civic duty. i'm excited to participate for the first time. >> feels like this year is the most important time i voted. i voted every time since i was eligible. >> here is the big number. more than 10.5 million people have already sent in their ballots in california. registrars across the bay area say they're seeing record numbers in their counties. alameda says they have not seen election numbers like this before. san francisco saying this is the highest in the city's history at this point in the election. 317,000 people have voted in san francisco, turnout so far of about 59%. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> i love to see that. thank you. >>> abc7 is your home for complete coverage on election night. it starts at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow with abc news. at 8:00, a special edition of abc7 news to bring you local results. abc news cover

steve kerr was there to greet fans and cast his own ballot. >> trying to make it as easy as possible to exercise your vote and it's important for everybody to have that right and to have easy access. >> that was warriors head coach steve kerr, he was there at the chase center to greet fans casting their ballots. there is a drop-off location there, and that drop-off location will be open through election day. a warriors facility in oakland and the arena of the santa cruz warriors are also being used as polling sites and drop-off locations. in the south bay, nearly 100 voting stations opened in santa clara county. abc 7 news stopped by one at levi's stadium in santa clara. the stadium was chosing as a way to make it exciting and easy to fans to vote. centers will be open 9:00 to 5:00 until election day when hours will expand from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the north bay marin transit are offering free ride to encourage voter turnout and fares waived for riders. this will cost the agency about $25,000 based on current ridership levels, 60% of normal because of the pandemic. it will consi

coach steve kerr was there to greet fans and even cast his own ballot. >>> number three, coronaviruses are rising in 48 states including california. overseas in europe several countries have started their second lockdown. >>> number four, lawyers for the calvary chapel in san jose will be in court today. they're fighting a $300,000 fine and possible jail time for its senior pastor because they're refusing to comply with public health orders. >>> number five. near record high temperatures today with napa having our best bet of setting one. within a degree in oakland, concord and san jose with low to mid 80s. >>> i'm following a motorcycle crash in vallejo. injuries have been reported. not clear on lane blockages in the area, this is westbound 80 at the magazine street off-ramp. >>> number seven, one of the top trends on twitter overnight, a british court ruling against johnny depp and his libel lawsuit against the owner of "the sun" tabloid. "the sun" called depp a wife beater in a headline. the court found the words were substantially true. >>> lori loughlin is in prison in dublin th

the kerr fu applies to counties in the purple tier. here's the map. that the majority of the bay area. walnut creek is among the places in the purple tier. a live look tonight. you have to limit non-essential activity. it begins the a 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. beginning saturday. why the over night curfew? those who are out during the late hours could spread the virus. >> we know that those who are out who might be engaging in higher risk behavior. those infections can quickly spread to other settings. >> they have continued to learn a lot in the last six months about what type of people are spreading and activities they are engaged in. it's important to note this is not a restrictive total curfew. you can go to the grocery store after 10:00 p.m. and you can continue your usual routines like walking where are dog at night. >> the big impact will be the late night restaurants and bars. another blow to the another struggling industry. some business owners say they are being unfairly targeted. a popular bar in san jose. >> we're here at the outside tent

you keep the coach stopped by coach kerr because he's telling people to stop by the chase center which will be open up in about an hour from now for you to come down here and drop off your ballot and began. >>the process of democracy right we've been talking about a 24 hours from now the polling places will open up let me show you video from over the weekend coach kerr along with other coaches, including assistant coach, mike brown they stop by the chase center dropped off their ballot. they're telling people get out there. >>there are tell you who to vote for but got to vote or else you cannot come blaine that is your right to complain for the next 4 years right. so if you want to come down here take a look at your screen. these are the hours and the location begins at 8 o'clock this morning goes all the way until 5 o'clock this evening and of course the polling places if you want to personally go down and vote that begins tomorrow at 7 o'clock in the morning goes all the way until 8 o'clock in the evening. across the bay steph curry you always listen to your coach ray and that's what

but i have proof that coach kerr and assistant coach mike brown they did their part they turned out as well. they could have dropped off their ballots pretty much anywhere in san francisco, but instead they came down to the chase center over the weekend and they are telling people get off their rock the vote do your part they're not telling people who to vote for that's up to you of course, but they are out there and then if you want to come down here take a look at your screen. these are the hours we are one day away and one hour 24 hour 25 hours away from the polling places opening. but if you want to drop off your ballot at the chase center it's at 3rd and warriors way that opens up and 8 o'clock in the morning. they will have the ballot box is out now will go all the way until 5 o'clock this evening. tomorrow polling places open up bright and early at 7 and goes all the way until 8 o'clock in the evening. across the bay in oakland steph curry wants to do what his coach tells him to do that's what. players do they listen to their coaches and he was at the warriors training facility

. >> reporter: across the bay, warriors coach steve kerr came out and dropped off his ballot outside the chase center, which is a ballot dropoff location. >> we're in there grinding every day trying to be a great team. it's just we're doing that and then we're trying to help people vote and see if we can make a difference. >> reporter: christy smith, nbc bay area news. >>> the polls opened for in-person voting in santa clara, including levi stadium. it's one of 100 in-person voting centers set up. officials were on site to talk about safety and security around the voting process. and remind those that haven't registered there is still time. >> if you are not registered to vote and you want to vote, you can do that at the same time. you can come in, register, and vote. i mean, it couldn't be easier. >> officials have another message for county voters. do not wait until the last minute to vote. >>> americans are turning out in record numbers to cast their ballots this election. nationwide, more than 81 million ballots have been cast, up more than 100% from 2016. you see the breakdown.

capacity, this 3rd wave of the coronavirus could increase pressure on hospitals nonetheless says doctor kerr on e. >>keeping the situation most are testing situation looks right it's and make hospital and making sure hospitalizations are up 10% across the county. >>regional medical center has 30 patients stanford health care is 15 well, good samaritan hospital has 10 for a county wide total of 110. complicating the picture though is the expected surge in non covid patients says doctor so we got also ok. >>we're always dealing with system the way a seasonal you're dealing a potential situation where we can get planning for a 3rd wave requires hospitals to be flexible in terms of moving resources where they're needed most colder weather will make it harder to use tents and other facilities outdoors. >>officials say moving back to more restrictive health orders and widespread mask use may will keep many people out of the hospital. but planning for the next wave is fraught with uncertainty says doctor khurana this what next way. >>is it going to be a state that's what we saw in the can be blocke

the kerr fu applies to counties in the purple tier. here's the map. that the majority of the bay area. walnut creek is among the places in the purple tier. a live look tonight. you have to

what really happened everything happened so fast and soon as we got drafted warriors head coach steve kerr was on hand today to welcome the weizmann mannion families. >>and as for filling the huge void that klay thompson leaves behind the shooting guard position where staff say they are working to get the best player available. >>at the chase center kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>the raiders are just a few days out of their game against the chiefs, there's only one problem though, basically the entire defenses on the covid-19 list to be more specific i'll go through the names linebacker cory littleton defensive ends cleanup key kendal vickers and david irving defensive tackles maliek collins and johnathan hankins safety johnathan a broom, defensive back lamarcus joyner and cornerback isaiah johnson they're all on ice right now offensive tackle trent brown is also on that list. those are some key players that raiders heavily rely on to win games. raiders defensive coordinator paul gunther sounded like a defeated man this afternoon. i don't >>and how we can beat these guys with a full line of

. >> reporter: warriors head coach steve kerr was among those who lined up to deposit a completed ballot in the official drop boxes. so far there's a record turnout of early voters. in california more than 9.4 million people have cast their ballots which is already about two thirds of the number who voted in 2016. at that rate it could be a record high voter turnout in the golden state. in the bay area's most populous county, the santa clara registrar voters office opened 100 early voting sites this weekend. one of those sites is levi stadium. >> doesn't matter where you live in the county, you can go to any vote center and they're going to have a ballot customized for you if you don't have your ballot. if you are not registered to vote and you want to vote, you can do that at the same time. >> reporter: oakland arena is one of 100 early voting sites open in alameda county. jennifer decided she wanted to vote in person and brought her brother along with her. >> he actually was not going to vote. he was actually going to stay at home so i was like let's go, let's do it together. >> report

capacity, this 3rd wave of the coronavirus could increase pressure on hospitals nonetheless says doctor kerrn e. >>situation most are testing situation looks right it's and make hospital and making sure hospitalizations are up 10% across the county. >>regional medical center has 30 patients stanford health care is 15 well, good samaritan hospital has 10 for a county wide total of 110. complicating the picture though is the expected surge in non covid patients says doctor so we okay. >>we're always dealing with system the way a seasonal you're dealing a potential situation where we can get planning for a 3rd wave requires hospitals to be flexible in terms of moving resources where they're needed most colder weather will make it harder to use tents and other facilities outdoors. >>officials say moving back to more restrictive health orders and widespread mask use may will keep many people out of the hospital. but planning for the next wave is fraught with uncertainty says doctor khurana this what next way. >>is it going to be a state that's what we saw in the it can be blocked we don't know wh

matthew hut kerr, thank you so much -- whitaker, thank you so much for joining us. great stuff there. good to see you. >>> okay, i'm elizabeth macdonald, you been watching "the evening ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. what a week it was. legal ballots over the election are heating up. i'll be speaking with a key player in the 2000 bush/gore florida recount, former florida secretary of state katherine harris is coming up. but first, top newsmakers in this week's edition of "the week's talkers." watch. you think something switched, something changed in terms of sentiments, that we got more claire few -- clarity? >> mainstream media, they've suppressed the reality over the bidens. maria: there were 138,000 ballots dropped in the middle of the night in wisconsin all for joe biden, not one for trump in that 138,000. >> president trump won an overwhelming victory on tuesday n

across the bay warriors coach steve kerr came out and dropped off his ballot outside the chase center which is a ballot drop off location. >> we're in there grinding every day trying to be a great team. we're doing that and then we're trying to help people vote and see if we can make a difference in our community. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> the polls opened for in-person voting across santa clara county today and san jose mayor sam lucardo cast his ballot. he says he chose that polling place because of arts ability to catalyze dialogue and spark change. >> there's no more important action we can take as members of this democracy than to vote. >> the institute of contemporary art is one of 100 voting centers now open across the county. >>> levi stadium is open, not for football but open for you if you want to vote. it's one of 100 in-person centers setup across the county. >> people have marched and fought and died for the right to vote. we don't want to let them down let alone we need to have the world hear our voices in this election by voting. >> and coming u

. >> reporter: dara kerr is a gig economy reporter for cnet. prop 22 classifies drivers as independent contractors and supersedes ab-5, a california law passed last year that granted drivers full employment and benefits like minimum wage, overtime, paid sick leave and unemployment insurance. >> it is pretty interesting that there can be -- laws can be rewritten for specific companies. >> reporter: in a statement today uber said soon drivers in california will be guaranteed a minimum earning standard of 120% of minimum wage and will gain access to important new benefits like health care, accident insurance and more. uber, lyft, doordash and instacart sent more than $200 million supporting the proposition. the most expensive ballot prop in california history. >> we've seen over and over again that corporate interests are ready to qualify any ballot measure they want. >> reporter: san francisco state senator scott wiener opposed prop 2 and says california's ballot measure which allows paid signature gatherers is badly broken. >> the ballot measure

reporter: not everyone is onboard with if curfew he said people called and with respeere it was in kerr curfew. it goes on every night until december 21st. there's a possibility it could be extended. >> we're hearing the managers and the owners closing early. the question is, do they think they will survive? >> we've been talking to a few of them new the last nights. tonight, one of the restaurant owners said, just as an example, he usually has a dozen waiters working the floor on the weekend. today, he scheduled only four because he peared back. >>> one of the biggest concerns with the surge in covid cases and how it affects hospitals. there's 200 covid-19 patients. 23% of normal beds are available right now. in the state of california, more than 5,900 people are hospitalized with the covid-19 numbers. >>> as concerns grow, so do the lines. people are showing up at a pop-up covid test site. ucsf and the latino tafshg force are helping them. the cite will be there through tuesday. >>> more promising news about a covid vaccine are learning it could be less than a month. that news comes j

over the weekend we saw warriors head coach steve kerr submit his ballot at the team's home arena. as we've told you before, the sap center and the oakland coliseum also serving as voting centers. >>> we see a lot of energy now on the campaign trail for president trump. this is a rally happening right now in danville. our sky ranger is overhead. down below, a few hundred people and some honking horns as well. let's bring in nbc bay area's jodi hernandez, who is there for us in danville with the very latest. looks very active behind you, jodi. >> reporter: it really is. there are several hundred trump supporters here. you can see them behind me. they are on every corner of this intersection. they are loud. they are pumped up. they tell me they will accept whatever happens tomorrow night, but they are convinced they'll be celebrating. ♪ another one bites the dust >> reporter: president trump's supporters are making their voices heard in danville tonight. on the eve of the election, they're doing all they can to sway people their way. >> we're for trump. you can see by my sign i love

capacity, this 3rd wave of the coronavirus could increase pressure on hospitals nonetheless says doctor kerr on e. >>situation most are testing situation looks right it's and make hospital and making sure hospitalizations are up 10% across the county. >>regional medical center has 30 patients stanford health care is 15 well, good samaritan hospital has 10 for a county wide total of 110. complicating the picture though is the expected surge in non covid patients says doctor khurana so we okay. >>we're always dealing with system the way a seasonal you're dealing a potential situation where we can get planning for a 3rd wave requires hospitals to be flexible in terms of moving resources where they're needed most colder weather will make it harder to use tents and other facilities outdoors. >>officials say moving back to more restrictive health orders and widespread mask use may will keep many people out of the hospital. but planning for the next wave is fraught with uncertainty says doctor khurana this what next way. >>is it going to be a state that's what we saw in the it can be blocked we don

so jordan had to have pippen, and he had to have confidence in john paxson and steve kerr, those guys to make shots when it mattered. and le bron has played with a bunch of guys, you know, off the street in some instances. right. i mean, these guys weren't, you know, certainly the wayne wade and chris bosh with the super team that he formed after the decision. you know, changed all of that. then it changed the whole paradigm and the whole landscape of the n.b.a. . but i mean, some of those teams in cleveland, i mean that was tough sledding until he won with some of the talent that had been surrounded by he had been surrounded with. and then here anthony davis is another great player. but you wouldn't see a whole lot of people clamoring for some of the other guys who are on that team. and he made it work. we're talking to jim gray talking to go just the book. the moment you remember stories you have never heard. and i just want to add auton that jim was talking earlier about how it's like that biblical passage where marvin webster, begats mohammed, ali begats, barack. and i would tell

but now it has been the victim of what ansell‘s chancellor, sebastien kerr is called an islamist terroristnd me is where some of the shootings took place last night. if i stand aside, you can see police officials combing the area to look for signs of evidence. this city is really in a state of shock. people have been warned to stay at home and the police fear there could still be accomplices at large. they are still looking for people and the number of arrests have been made. we have heard a little bit more about the gunman who was killed, again, very close to where i am standing now. he is understood to be an austrian dual citizen of north macedonian origin as well. he had already served a jail sentence for terrorist activity and was released early last year from jail because of his very young age. he was 20 years old. bethany, thank you very much. let's speak to our security correspondent frank gardner. do we know who is behind this attack? the jihadist in question was ona attack? the jihadist in question was on a european watchlist. he had reportedly tried to go to syria, was one of 90

assistant business manager where you worked up until 2002 and then in 2004, you became a commission kerr. i don'ten what kind of trouble you were causing in those years between 2002 and 2004, but i'm sure you were doing something. but 56 years. when i think about the last almost 12 that you and i have worked together and i think about some of the places and spaces where you've had your most impact as a commissioner, i return to your first role here as assistant gardener, which is your leadership in creating the first more cultural apprenticeship programme in the state of california. that is a legacy, i many --, my friend, that will be around for a long, long, long time and has done so much to add to the workforce development opportunity and to the con instruct of equity and construct of professional development and professional standards by creating this programme that offers new pathways and access to people interested in the field that don't have prior experience. it is really remarkable thing you've done. that is not all. one of the commissioners talked about how much you care about s

coalition which was actually ruined by two sets of people and one were the moderates headed by bob kerr and the official leader and the other by mary baraka, so at that time it was difficult for the then campaign manager and that was his first campaign manager by arrangement, and we got someone who had been involved with that campaign and certainly who came in and that was a hell of a thing, dan said and trying to answer to two separate leadership people, sets of people and also leadership style, but the convention went on without a hitch. you mentioned some of the folks who had been there, and i think that's a variable. or maybe you didn't. we had dick gregory and all kinds of stars that are quote, unquote political stars as well as stars from the entertainment world, and it was a success. we went out of there thinking this was going to be a script, if you will, for what black power would look like in the city of newark. among other things, there were committees that pointed it out at the end and one of the -- one of the planks in that platform was that the state should take over the f

steve kerr dropped off his ballot yesterday. >>> millions of ballots already cast here in california.an 10.6 million votes by mail ballots have been sent in. this shows the latest percentage of ballots cast in each county. you can see with the exception of solano county. everyone is over 50% and take a look at marin county here. 64% of ballots already returned. i ism. >>> businesses across the country are preparing for demonstration on election night. boards have gone up in san francisco, more businesses are boarded up. at union square, 45 businesses are taking precautions. there are no known threats at polling places but additional officers will be working on tuesday just in case. two days to go, if you have any problems while dropping off your ballots or voting, let us know, you can head to nbcbayarea.com/voting problems or you can tweet us usin using #weinvestigate. >>> a house party ended in gunfire. the after math captured at a home security camera. a lot of gunshots ringing out about 1:00 this morning. we obtained some neighbors, you can see the chaotic scene and car is driving

another, why doesn't she use a handkerchief and she meant why doesn't she talk hand at the -- hand kerr chef in their neckline? per portrait in the white house was the most revealing. she was out there. >> interesting. in the current environment, i can help put talk about something that is current. the death of the ruth bader ginsburg obviously is set up a situation for a fairly apparently fairly bitter fight in terms of picking a replacement, trump's role and so forth. there were times when in your book when there were conflicts between the members but i think most of those of white house have read history of the era have a tendency to think they were doing tremendous things and not worry the extent of conflicts among them, and i wonder how that crew would look at this whole question of appointing a new supreme court justice before the election and one of the first women to serve on the court being replaced. if that doesn't create some -- i'm curious how that would have been dealt with by your four presidents. >> could i just say a word pout ruth bader ginsburg. i think it's been deeme

former secretary of state john kerr by has been tapped add the president's envoy for climate. >> joe biden is going to keep his promises. he laid out plans on this campaign that are bold and that meet the crises that we're facing. >> reporter: as biden moves forward with the transition, president trump continues to sow doubt on the lenses results, tweeting in certain swing states, there were more more votes than people who voted, and the big numbers. >> there are about 47% people out there who -- 74 million people out there who don't feel this reflects the results. . >> reporter: the trump campaign filed for a recount in georgia, meaning those votes will now be counted for a third time. >> governor newsom is facing mounting pressure as he decides who should fill kamala harris's senate seat. a handful of grips cross the state are campaigning for a woman of color to be chosen. cristina rendon joins us now now with more on this story. >> well, not an easy decision for the governor here. a lot of people are speaking out about who they would like to see represent california in the u.s. se

the bay in san francisco, the chase center opening today for early voting, warriors head coach steve kerr you see him right there making an appearance dropping off his ballot. he had this message for voters. >>a donation is her i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>so if you didn't get a chance to make it out there today early voting at the chase center will continue tomorrow from 00:00am in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. and we are told that some warriors players could drop by the arena in the next few days even more incentive to get out there and vote right kron 4 dot com you can find a number of resources available to you before you head to the ballot box, including a list of key propositions on the ballot where you can drop off their ballots in actually how to track it. it's all available at your fingertips right now at kron 4 dot com. let's switch gears to talk about our 4 zone forecast from 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look at what we can expect as folks go out tonight recen

. >> that was warriors head coach steve kerr, he was there at the chase center to greet fans casting their ballots. there is a drop-off location there, and that drop-off location will be open through election day. a warriors facility in oakland and the arena of the santa cruz warriors are also being used as polling sites and drop-off locations. in the south bay, nearly 100 voting stations opened in santa clara county. abc 7 news stopped by one at levi's stadium in santa clara. the stadium was chosing as a way to make it exciting and easy to fans to vote. centers will be open 9:00 to 5:00 until election day when hours will expand from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the north bay marin transit are offering freo encourage voter turnout and fares waived for riders. this will cost the agency about $25,000 based on current ridership levels, 60% of normal because of the pandemic. it will consider offering similar promotions for future elections. >>> and we'd like to know how voting is going for you. you can share your experience voting by mail, dropping off your ballot or voting in person at abc

former secretary of state john kerr by has been tapped as the presidential envoy for climate. biden will also nominate alejandro for homeland security secretary. >>> joe biden is going to keep his promises. he laid out plans on this campaign that are bold and that meet the crises that we're facing. >> the trump campaign is still fighting to try to stop the certification of the election in pennsylvania. counties there are voting today to send their local results to the pennsylvania department of state. >>> joining us now to talk more about the transition is loyola law professor jessica levinson. what is your reaction to the decisions today to allow biden to begin the transition. and why did it take so long? the election was three weeks ago? >> the election was three weeks ago. it wasn't called until about two and a half weeks ago. but why did it take so long? because emily murphy, the person in the gsa who holds this position said i'm not releasing the funds, i'm not releasing the information, meaning you can't start meet with other government agencies. she said it's not clear

state's new curfew starting tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m., requiring everyone to stay home except to kerr out essential activities. >>> santa clara county has dramatically tightened its covid restrictions going well beyond state guidelines. the latest numbers show 760 new cases in one day. that shattered the previous one- day record of 545. there's also more people with covid in the hospital in the county than ever before. that number has more than doubled b the past two weeks. hat grown to 239. >>> all contact sports are being banned from holding practices and games for the next few weeks in the county. that means the 49ers won't be allowed to host their next two games at levi's stadium or practice at their facility. the team has not said where they will play because of this latest emergency health order. kpix 5's kenny choi reports on the county's new guidelines. >>> worshippers inside their cars gathered for mass unsanta clara. under the new guidelines outdoor gatherings including religious services and protests will be limited to 100 people. >> this pandemic is like a high- speed trai

warriors head coach steve kerr making an appearance dropping off his ballot. and have this message for voters. >>a donation is her i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>if you didn't get a chance to make it out there today don't worry early voting at the chase center will continue tomorrow starting at 2 in the morning. we're told that some warriors players could drop by the arena in the next few days. if you want to find out where you can drop off your ballot. we have all those details available right now at your fingertips at kron 4 dot com. also while you're there you can find a map of ballot box locations as well as the times for when you can drop off your ballot. as well happening right now a full moon tonight on this halloween and no matter where you are here in the bay area. if you look up in the sky you'll see a big bright moon. it's called the blue monin earned that name because it's actually the second full moon taking place here in the month of october, the first happe

francisco, the chase center also opening up early for early voting today, warriors head coach steve kerr making an appearance dropping off his ballot. and had this message for voters. >>a donation is speaker i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>so if you didn't get a chance to make it out there today don't worry early voting at the chase center will continue tomorrow as well from 10 in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. we're told that some warriors players could actually stop by the arena in the next few days a little bit of an incentive for folks to get out there and cast their votes. right kron 4 dot com you can find a number of resources available at your finger tips before you head to the ballot box, including a list of the key propositions that you'll decide on and also where you can drop off their ballots and how you can track it once again available at your fingertips right now at kron 4 dot com. just look for the your local election hq section under the news tab. so plenty more to come

what really happened everything happened so fast and soon as we got drafted warriors head coach steve kerr was on hand today to welcome the weizmann mannion families and as for filling the huge void that klay thompson leaves behind the shooting guard position where staff say they are working to get the best player available. >>at the chase center kylen mills kron 4 sports. >>thanks for that report thailand now the raiders are just a few days out of their game against the chiefs, there's only one problem basically the entire defense is on the covid-19 list to be more specific linebackers cory littleton defensive ends clearly unfurl arden key kendal vickers and david irving defensive tackles maliek collins johnathan hankins i'm still going folks safety johnathan abram's defensive back lamarcus joyner and cornerback isaiah johnson are all on ice right now and their highest-paid player offensive tackle trent brown he's also on that list. those are some key players that raiders heavily rely on to win games. raiders defensive coordinator paul gunther sounded like a defeated man this afternoon. i

elizabeth: when governor pretty kerr was pritzker asking about family to stay at home that is open rato ask those questions. he is shutting it down. the u.s. is in the middle of a surge of covid-19 hospitalizations. vaccines are coming on strong, moderna, pfizer, everyone stepping up. even dolly parton's research fund donated to covid-19 vaccine research. then you have, you know, the americans are struggling under what these elected officials are telling them to do. you know now we've got a new york state sheriff, saying i will not go inside in people's private homes to count how many people are having turkey. some of these rules you can't have six people. that is the issue. you talk about governor newsom, i would like to show the viewer what governor news sam -- newsom said in his apology, telling everybody to stay home. he attended a birthday party for a political advisor in napa valley. watch governor newsom's apology here. >> i made a bad his take, instead of sitting down, i should have stood up and walked back, got in my car and drove back to my house. instead i chose to sit there

warriors head coach steve kerr was there to greet fans and cast his own ballot. >> we're trying to make it as easy as possible to exercise your vote. it's important for everybody to have that right and to have easy access. >> the dropbox location will be open now through election day. the warriors' practice facility in oakland and the arena for the santa cruz warriors are also being used as polling sites and drop-off locations. >>> in the south bay, nearly 100 locations opened in santa clara county. we stopped at one at levi's stadium in santa clara. the stadium was chosen as a way to make it exciting and easy for fans to come out to vote. on election day hours will expand from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. we're making sure you're completely prepared when you vote. we have put tons of tools and resources on our website with everything that you need to know from a breakdown of each california prop that you'll be voting on, which we sent an alert on our abc 7 news app. lots to check out on abc7news.com/election. >>> in the north bay, marin transit is offering free rides through election day. th

.>> this is steve kerr, i just drop my ballot off and it is easy to do and we'd love to have you down here. we will be here all day. >> santa clara's vta system also participating in the effort to get out the vote. a new interactive feature on the transit app helps riders find and get directions to voting centers in the county. they are open until eight a clock tonight. and every day through election day. and we've got you covered on election day, we've got a special edition of kpix 5 at 3 pm followed by the cbs evening news and then election coverage, america decides, and we will bring you all the local results throughout the evening on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >>> new at 6, communities across the bay area are seeing declining tax revenue due to the pandemic and its leading to cities being forced to make tough decisions about what it cut spending. in redwood city the council was debating whether to temporarily close one of the fire stations.>> reporter: the battle over the budget here in redwood city is the first of many to come for communities across the bay area. from san francisc

ginger, thank y >>> happening today, warriors coach steve kerr and team trainers are going to l.a.ith klay thompson as he gets an mri on his right leg. thompson suffered the injury during a workout yesterday. espn reports that thompson felt pain in the calf area when he landed on his leg. the warriors are worried it's possibly an achilles tendon injury. they're holding out hope it's not as serious. >> it's one of those deals where you don't know until you know it. hopeful, concerned, all those things combined. until we know more tomorrow i'll save my -- i'll hope for good news. >> thompson missed all of last season thompson. he missed all of last season after tearing the acl in his left knee during game six of the 2019 nba finals against the raptors. >>> general motors has announced it's expanding its onstar brand to offer insurance. onstar is gm's communication system embedded in its vehicles. the car manufacturer says the insurance will first be offered to arizona residents and gm employees by the end of 2020 and then it will expand to the general public in 2021. >> the world nee

i've been lobbying steve kerr and bob myers and everybody in the organization including the owner joeme this. just stay in your lane, larry. stay in your lane. [ laughter ] >> and then even you're laughing at me now, too. >> no, no, we're laughing with you. big difference. thank you. >> oh, yeah. >> thanks, lar. >>> las vegas is launching an effort to attract remote tech workers from right here in the bay area. how it plans to capitalize on the covid-19 pandemic. that story at 11:00. >>> and as coronavirus cases surge across the country, tonight more potentially positive news about another vaccine. all right. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for the news any time on the abc 7 news app. i'm liz kreutz. >> i'm dan ashley. good night. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's cont