judy judy hobson reporting from the lake district. thank you for your messages. how district.s. how are you feeling about the prospect of further restrictions depending on where you are in england? and is it more challenging second time around. this is from steve, he says it is about time we had more restrictions. i think the government has taken too long to do this and now it will take twice as long to recover. fiona tweets, had the government spent the last six months setting up a fully functioning test, track and trace system instead of lining the pockets of their mates maybe it wouldn't feel so difficult. i am finding it ha rd to feel so difficult. i am finding it hard to see any way forward. and pete in blackpool says i am a care worker on the minimum wage and i hear the complaints about only getting two thirds of the pay supplement for those who have to close their businesses. i have to carry on working, risking myself and my family. these people should stop moaning, they are being kept safe and they are still taking home more money than i earn. thank you for those. do g

judy hobson has been looking at the problem in the lake district.is ash tree, looking beautiful and leafy here. but just look at this one. this has been infected with ash dieback. in this wood, there are tens of thousands of ash trees here, and the national trust thinks 95% have been infected with the disease. this is the worst year we've ever had, by a long chalk. so, normally we've be failing possibly, i don't know, maybe 100 trees across the whole of the lake district because of ash dieback. now, i think we're probably into sort of, five, six, seven, 800 trees. certainly on sizergh alone we'll be felling several hundred. ash dieback has been in the north—west for about five years, but it's thought this year's dry spring has created the perfect conditions for the disease to spread. and here you've got some of the classic symptoms of the leisons — the diamond—shaped lesions there — and another one there. ash dieback‘s a fungal disease. it's carried by spores in the wind. it infects the leaf, then the spores on the fungi itself gets into the vascula

this is derwentwater, one of 16 bodies of water in the lake district. e places, like so many across the country, that has benefited from us not being able to go to as many foreign destinations for october half term, so bookings were up significantly but then came the tier system and then came the cancellations. let me just remind you what you can and can't do according to the guidelines depending on where you live. so, first of all, if you are in tier 1, so with the medium alert system, you can travel to other tier1 places and you can stay overnight with other households from tier1 places as long as there are six people or fewer. if you are in the higher risk area, so tier 2, travel to other 2 tier places is allowed but you have to stay with your household or your bubble if you're planning to overnight. but for tier 3, so the very high—risk areas, at the moment the liverpool city region and lancashire, you're being asked not to travel away from your area or to enter into those areas unless you live there, and not to stay overnight anywhere else unless it

it means being part of this lake district history that goes back at least a thousand years. go back 5,000 years, and it means being part of this flow of people and sheep that go to and from the mountains and have done, like i say, for at least a thousand, maybe 5,000 years. so the ancestors of these sheep, the male ancestors of these sheep, came on boats with the vikings. and there's a very long human cultural history and a very sheep sort of genetic history. and being part of that's what it means to be a shepherd here. watching you work with your three fabulous dogs in this flock, it's tempting to think this is timeless, that, frankly, i could have come here 100 years ago and everything about your farm, your way of life would have been the same then as now. er, and you'd be sort of partly right and partly wrong is the truth of it. so, the way that we manage our hay meadows has had a 30—year period where it was a bit more modern, and wrecked them, basically, but we're going back to a sort of hundred—year—old pattern. the way we manage our riverbanks is nothing like 100 years

it means being a part of this lake district history that goes back at least 1,000 years and may go back00 years, and it means to be part of this flow of people and sheep that go to and from the mountains. and have done, like i say, for at least 1,000 maybe 5,000 yea rs. so, the male ancestors of the sheep came on board with the vikings, and there's a very long human cultural history and the sheep have a genetic history. and being a part of that is what it means to be a shepherd here. watching you work with your three fabulous dogs and this far, it is tempting to think that this is timeless, that frankly i could've come here 100 years ago and everything about your farm, your way of life, would've been the same then as now. and you would be sort of partly right and partly wrong, is the truth of it. so, the way that we manage our hay meadows has had a 30—year period that is been a bit more modern, but we are going back to a sort of 100—year—old pattern, the way we manage our riverbanks is nothing like 100 years ago because the ecologists are telling us that we need to do way better with th

further west and north, a different weather pattern and more sunshine for the lake district, but not still going to be mild and the weather system are still coming in from the south. thursday, we have a bit of a break in the weather, and between weather systems. you can see fewer isobars on the weather map. the white pressure lines. that means that winds will be a lot lighter with some sunshine around and thursday is promising to be a pretty decent day across most of the uk. you can see the weather system out there in the north sea and one in the atlantic with a bit of wet weather to the south of us and we're in between so there will be more sunshine around. temperatures will be around 12 to 16 degrees. a little bit fresher. you can see the temperatures peaking on tuesday. from then onwards, it looks like it will cool off a tad bit. overall, staying on the mild side. that is it for me. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world — i'm sally bundock. lockdown light? the irish government is moving the country to the highest le

further west and north, a different weather pattern and more sunshine for the lake district, but notaround across the northwest of the uk. it is still going to be mild and the weather system are still coming in from the south. thursday, we have a bit of a break in the weather, and between weather systems. you can see fewer isobars on the weather map. the white pressure lines. that means that winds will be a lot lighter with some sunshine around and thursday is promising to be a pretty decent day across most of the uk. you can see the weather system out there in the north sea and one in the atlantic with a bit of wet weather to the south of us and we're in between so there will be more sunshine around. temperatures will be around 12 to 16 degrees. a little bit fresher. you can see the temperatures peaking on tuesday. from then onwards, it looks like it will cool off a tad bit. 0verall, staying on the mild side. that is it for me. goodbye. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: president trump agrees to another tv election debate with rival, joe biden, but with

further west and north, a different weather pattern and more sunshine for the lake district, but nothwest of the uk. it is still going to be mild and the weather system are still coming in from the south. thursday, we have a bit of a break in the weather, and between weather systems. you can see fewer isobars on the weather map. the white pressure lines. that means that winds will be a lot lighter with some sunshine around and thursday is promising to be a pretty decent day across most of the uk. you can see the weather system out there in the north sea and one in the atlantic with a bit of wet weather to the south of us and we're in between so there will be more sunshine around. temperatures will be around 12 to 16 degrees. a little bit fresher. you can see the temperatures peaking on tuesday. from then onwards, it looks like it will cool off a tad bit. 0verall, staying on the mild side. that is it for me. goodbye. welcome to bbc news — i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: president trump attacks his own top coronavirus adviser — describing the highly respected expert anthony f

further west and north, a different weather pattern and more sunshine for the lake district, but notthe uk. it is still going to be mild and the weather systems are still coming in from the south. thursday, we have a bit of a break in the weather, and in between weather systems. you can see fewer isobars on the weather map. the white pressure lines. that means that winds will be a lot lighter with some sunshine around and thursday is promising to be a pretty decent day across most of the uk. you can see the weather system out there in the north sea and one in the atlantic with a bit of wet weather to the south of us and we're in between so there will be more sunshine around. temperatures will be around 12 to 16 degrees. a little bit fresher. you can see the temperatures peaking on tuesday. from then onwards, it looks like it will cool off a tad. overall, staying on the mild side. that is it from me. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines — president trump has reportedly described the us government's top coronavirus adviser as "a disaster," saying that if he had taken anthony fauci'

further west and north, a different weather pattern and more sunshine for the lake district, but nottill coming in from the south. thursday, we have a bit of a break in the weather, and between weather systems. you can see fewer isobars on the weather map. the white pressure lines. that means that winds will be a lot lighter with some sunshine around and thursday is promising to be a pretty decent day across most of the uk. you can see the weather system out there in the north sea and one in the atlantic with a bit of wet weather to the south of us and we're in between so there will be more sunshine around. temperatures will be around 12 to 16 degrees. a little bit fresher. you can see the temperatures peaking on tuesday. from then onwards, it looks like it will cool off a tad bit. 0verall, staying on the mild side. that is it for me. goodbye. this is bbc news — i'm lewis vaughan jones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world... president trump attacks his own top coronavirus adviser — describing the highly respected expert anthony fauci as a "disaster". c

further west and north, a different weather pattern and more sunshine for the lake district, but note northwest of the uk. it is still going to be mild and the weather system are still coming in from the south. thursday, we have a bit of a break in the weather, and between weather systems. you can see fewer isobars on the weather map. the white pressure lines. that means that winds will be a lot lighter with some sunshine around and thursday is promising to be a pretty decent day across most of the uk. you can see the weather system out there in the north sea and one in the atlantic with a bit of wet weather to the south of us and we're in between so there will be more sunshine around. temperatures will be around 12 to 16 degrees. a little bit fresher. you can see the temperatures peaking on tuesday. from then onwards, it looks like it will cool off a tad bit. overall, staying on the mild side. that is it for me. goodbye. this is bbc news: i'm lewis vaughan jones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump attacks his own top coronavirus advi

further west and north, a different weather pattern and more sunshine for the lake district, but not south. thursday, we have a bit of a break in the weather, and between weather systems. you can see fewer isobars on the weather map. the white pressure lines. that means that winds will be a lot lighter in the sunshine around and thursday is promising to be a pretty decent day across most of the uk. the weather system out there in the north sea and one in the atlantic in a bit of wet weather to the south of us and in between so there will be more sunshine around. temperatures will be around 12 to 16 degrees. you can see the temperatures peaking on tuesday. from then onwards it looks like it will cool off a tad bit. 0verall, staying on the mild side. that is it for me. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i‘m james reynolds. early voting begins in florida — long queues at the polls in this battleground state, we have to get the voting and i think the more we show as a people that we want to exercise our right to vote, the bette

i've been to the lake district to take part in an organised cross country swim.t mountain over there. there is a lake in the way. so there's only one thing for it. we've got to swim through it! the whole point of it, really, is you start out point a, and you look at the map and there is water, and instead of walking around the water, how do we incorporate it into the journey? the water, how do we incorporate it into thejourney? come the water, how do we incorporate it into the journey? come on, the water, how do we incorporate it into thejourney? come on, mike. this will get you fitter. getting used to being like the daughters with the stuff on my back. how did it all started, the sport? we started in london, running from north london to south london, with all the pools. hampstead ponds, the serpentine. then we came to places like this with the lake district, just trying to go from a to be, taking all your stuff with you. and thatis taking all your stuff with you. and that is the key to linking the land of water. it is causing local heads to turner's hikers arriv

judy hobson has been looking at the problem in the lake district.six, seven, 800 trees, and on size alone we will be failing several hundred. ash dieback has been in the north—west for about five years, but it is thought this year was my dry spring has created the perfect conditions for the disease to spread. -- this year's dry spring. we have classic symptoms of diamond shaped lesions in our lesions there —— lesions there. it is carried by spores on the leaf and the bungay itself which get into the vascular system of the trees and kills the tree. the drought is the tree auditory droughts itself by blocking its vascular system. felling trees doesn't stop the spread, but infected ones are unsteady and have to be removed for public safety. although some of the ash trees here over 100 years old. in coniston, they are much older. my biggest fear is the iconic trees we have within the lake district and especially the pollard is, their cultural import, they are fantastic landscape trees and in terms of habitat they are unique. and they are probably three,

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good morning from in the stunning lake district. me it's gorgeous. a bird's eye view of the caravanning, camping, glam ping that takes place here. this is exactly the sort of place that has benefited from the fact we cannot go abroad, more of us are staycationing but there has been an increase in cancellations. let me just remind you what the restrictions will mean for you, depending on where you live. so, if you live in a tier1 area, so on medium alert, you can travel to other tier 1 places area, so on medium alert, you can travel to other tier1 places so if you lived in london you could come up you lived in london you could come up to keswick and you can stay overnight with people with other households as long as there are six or fewer of households as long as there are six orfewer of you. in households as long as there are six or fewer of you. in tier 2 you can travel to other tier 2 areas but you can only stay overnight with people from your household or bubble. what about tier 3, the highest alert level? you are being advised n

can my wife and i go on a walking holiday next week in the lake district?hort answer is, maybe. as things stand right now, there is no restriction to stop you going. you are allowed to stop you going. you are allowed to leave calderdale to go on holiday, there are no restrictions on holidaying in the lake district. hopefully that will be the case next week. we don't know, we can't speak too far ahead. the key thing to point out is the ref there are no restrictions, then if you choose not to go anyway, because you are perhaps worried, your chance of getting a refund may be limited. the good news is, as things stand you should be able to go, the bad news is you will have to go even if you don't want to. so hopefully you can go and have a good time. michelle, let me come to a question on hospitality. what sectors are classed as hospitality? i run a gym in swansea and have done 13 years. i am now limited by capacity and many more members who can another travelling to swansea. will my business be included in any new measures announced today. the short a nswer me

behind it, in the lake district, snowdonia, for example, we are district, snowdonia, for example, weially in the west. on friday we will start this showery rain in the north of scotland which will tend to fade. across england and wales there will also be some rain to start the day which will weaken as it pushes south eastwards. there will be some bright spots but also some cloud. it will be blustery and mild. top temperature could get up to 18 degrees, somewhere in the south. then it is downhill. the weekend is looking pretty wet and windy, even into monday. i know it is very early but are there any beefeaters knocking about yet? we still won earlier. do you know why they are called beefeaters? because they eat beef? they probably do, some of them anyway. in the olden days, part of their salary used to be based, basically, joints of beef. you know everything. i will try to test you out with some tower of london facts later. no, don't. thank you so much. we will see you soon. she said the ravens will be having their brea kfast ravens will be having their breakfast later. you are obses

the salt lake city school district is the only in the state that hasn't gone back to in person learning and that is a huge mistake. it's damaging our kids and that needs to change. we are working very closely with school districts and ther theres amazing innovation happening. when we start to see outbreaks, we can pay for it and go to a hybrid model. once we pivoted to the hybrid model where kids are only there half the time, they are able to get that under control. this is a dance we are going to have to do over the next few months to allow kids back in school but also keep them safe. >> we are pleased this evening to have our friend and colleague with us. >> gentlemen, good to be with you this evening. you recently called on governor herbert to remove the governor for his role with the task force, citing in part that you felt it was outside of his area of expertise. talk about why you believe it's inappropriate for him to be serving that position and in your response, why do you believe that it does fit within your expertise and why do you think that it was appropriate for the governo

the salt lake city school districts only one mistake is not about you in person learning. as it huge mistake. damaging our kids . is to change right now. we are working very closely with school district. there is an innovation happening with our teachers. when we start see outbreaks, we can prevent we can go to a hybrid model. once we pendant to the hybrid model, where the kids parlay their halftime and roll social distancing, there were able to get better under control. residents would have to do over the next few months to allow kids back in school but also keep them safe. the three were very pleased to see her friend and colleague from abc with us . clean your question. guest: is good to be with you this evening. mr. peterson, recently called on governor to remove the lt. governor as his role setting apart that you felt outside of his area of expertise . talk more about what you believe it is for him to be serving in that position in response lt. governor. what he believed it is fit within your expertise. and why do you think it was appropriate for the governor to appoi

lake shabeau. the park district also says it responded to a few fires. for updates on the power juttoffs and potential fire conditions, head to abc7news.com. we are constantly updating our website with the latest outage maps, forecasts and info about how you can stay safe. >>> a fire is burning out of control in the irvine area of orange county. 70,000 people have been evacuated. two firefighters have been critically injured. suffering second and third-degree burns. the fires has burned at least 4,000 acres since it started around 6:45 this morning. officials say they're dealing with erratic winds and have had to ground air support. >>> now to the coronavirus. deaths on the rise, according to data from john hopkins. average deaths per day across the country rose 10% over just the past two weeks. dr. deborah birx said today that covid-19 hot spot bismarck, north dakota has the worst protocols that she has seen and she's toured nearly 40 states. the dow dropped 650 points today as virus cases surge, and nat is the steept one-day point and percentage drop i

live from salt lake city, utah, we are holding the debate between candidates in utah's race for the fourth congressional district. .. tonight will be taking questions from the news media, students from salt lake community college and from members of the viewing audience participating on social media. prior to the debate of virtual coin toss determined burgess owns will provide initial response to the first question. will alternate answers first. let's get right to it. mr. owens, , welcome. good for you. we wanted to let voters see personal that but each of the candidates. what uniquely qualifies you to represent the fourth congressional district? >> mq. first of all i would like to thank the utah david commission and those were listening in. i have very unique america story. i grew up in deep south tallahassee days of segregation and the kkk. at 12 years old i was marching in front of it all white movie theater because i could not go there. i was the third black american to good university of miami to play football and there i get a degree in biology and chemistry. i played football and super bowl champion and l

district. the status of a democrat congressman ben mcadams who is running against burgess went to they took part in in the debate hosted by the utah debate commission. >> live from downtown salt lake city, utah debate commission welcomes you to the fourth congressional district candidates debate. >> good evening. i am doug wilks, editor of the deseret news. it's my pleasure to moderate the next debate of invitation of the utah debate commission. this event held live on october 12 as part of the utah debate commission work to educate voters and george civic exchanges ideas. if you're watching or listening to live within courage your reaction and questions and social media. we are live from salt lake city, utah, where we're holding the debate between canada in utah's rates for the fourth congressional district tonight we will hear from the incumbent democratic congressman ben mcadams and his republican challenger mr. burchett awards for the sake of all the vault the debate process we are at your link to guideline tethers the studio audience. the utah debate commission has established a a format that als each candidate one to two minute, one to two minutes for their initial reply to

my spouse and i have lived in the lake shore neighborhood of district 7 for over 15 years, where we raised our two now adult daughters. my priorities are bolstering public health, enabling voters, and accelerating public health. >> we'll go to joel. >> hi, everyone. i'm joel engardio. i live in the district 7 neighborhood. families care about the basics: housing, schools, quality of life. the budget has doubled the last decade, and nothing is twice as good, and now, we're facing massive deficits. we need to audit every program and only pay for what works. i grew up in the gm town of sag saginaw, michigan. i've lived in san francisco for 22 years, lived in district 7 for a decade. as a journalist, i held city hall accountable and gave people a voice. i'll do the same as your supervisor. it's time to get it right. clean streets, smaller deficits, and better services, and i'd be glad to be your candidate. >> thanks, joel. ken? >> my name is ken [inaudible] we lived off of every muni met metro line, and for the last 14 years, i've lived just a couple of blocks up in district 7 on ocean avenue.

my spouse and i have lived in the lake shore neighborhood of district 7 for over 15 years, where we raised our two now adult daughters. my priorities are bolstering public health, enabling voters, and accelerating public health. >> we'll go to joel. >> hi, everyone. i'm joel engardio. i live in the district 7 neighborhood. families care about the basics: housing, schools, quality of life. the budget has doubled the last decade, and nothing is twice as good, and now, we're facing massive deficits. we need to audit every program and only pay for what works. i grew up in the gm town of sag saginaw, michigan. i've lived in san francisco for 22 years, lived in district 7 for a decade. as a journalist, i held city hall accountable and gave people a voice. i'll do the same as your supervisor. it's time to get it right. clean streets, smaller deficits, and better services, and i'd be glad to be your candidate. >> thanks, joel. ken? >> my name is ken [inaudible] we lived off of every muni met metro line, and for the last 14 years, i've lived just a couple of blocks up in district 7 on ocean avenue.

. >> reporter: heather is a parent at the davis school district outside of salt lake city. are skyrocketing in utah. the state setting a record this week with more than 1500 new cases and a 15% positivity rate. still, some parents reportedly want schools to remain open despite the risk. >> moms are kind of deciding together that, hey, we're not going to have our kids tested for covid. >> reporter: she says the concept is spreading in local parent groups on facebook. some of the online posts reading, stay home, don't get tested. if your child shows covid symptoms, keep them home, but do not test. >> so if there is a quarantine with a sports team or any of the other classrooms, they're encouraging each other not to have their children tested. >> reporter: the utah department of health tells abc news we are aware of discussions among parents discouraging testing for their children in an effort to suppress detection of positive cases. it's difficult to determine if this talk is actually turning into action. testing is a critical element of our response. identifying cases is a k

district. north bay temperatures, mid-80s. 89 in santa rosa. 90s around lake port and ukiah.east bay, 79 degrees in oakland. nice and pleasant. 81 in fremont. 82 in castro valley. heat inland. 92 in fairfield. the accuweather seven-day forecast, fire danger the next couple of days. red flag warning in effect, gusty in the hills. low 90s inland, upper 60s coastside. cooler pattern beginning on thursday. you will notice only low 80s taking you into the weekend with mid-70s. but i do want to point out the fact that fire danger will be elevated again with the next round of gusty winds coming your way. and then another round of gusty winds over the weekend. even though the temperatures are going down, the fire danger will not be dropping. keep that in mind a good time too remain vigilant. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> we are about to get a new way to park. that story but that's tough to do on a fixed income. i'd be hit with a tax penalty for moving to another county, so i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. it limits property taxes and lets seniors transfer their home's current tax base to an

my spouse and i have lived in the lake shore neighborhood of district 7 for over 15 years, where we raisedwo now adult daughters. my priorities are bolstering public health, enabling voters, and accelerating public health. >> we'll go to joel. >> hi, everyone. i'm joel engardio. i live in the district 7 neighborhood. families care about the basics: housing, schools, quality of life. the budget has doubled the last decade, and nothing is twice as good, and now, we're facing massive deficits. we need to audit every program and only pay for what works. i grew up in the gm town of sag saginaw, michigan. i've lived in san francisco for 22 years, lived in district 7 for a decade. as a journalist, i held city hall accountable and gave people a voice. i'll do the same as your supervisor. it's time to get it right. clean streets, smaller deficits, and better services, and i'd be glad to be your candidate. >> thanks, joel. ken? >> my name is ken [inaudible] we lived off of every muni met metro line, and for the last 14 years, i've lived just a couple of blocks up in district 7 on ocean avenue. i've

my spouse and i have lived in the lake shore neighborhood of district 7 for over 15 years, where we raised two now adult daughters. my priorities are bolstering public health, enabling voters, and accelerating public health. >> we'll go to joel. >> hi, everyone. i'm joel engardio. i live in the district 7 neighborhood. families care about the basics: housing, schools, quality of life. the budget has doubled the last decade, and nothing is twice as good, and now, we're facing massive deficits. we need to audit every program and only pay for what works. i grew up in the gm town of sag saginaw, michigan. i've lived in san francisco for 22 years, lived in district 7 for a decade. as a journalist, i held city hall accountable and gave people a voice. i'll do the same as your supervisor. it's time to get it right. clean streets, smaller deficits, and better services, and i'd be glad to be your candidate. >> thanks, joel. ken? >> my name is ken [inaudible] we lived off of every muni met metro line, and for the last 14 years, i've lived just a couple of blocks up in district 7 on ocean avenue. i'v

my spouse and i have lived in the lake shore neighborhood of district 7 for over 15 years, where we raisedrities are bolstering public health, enabling voters, and accelerating public health. >> we'll go to joel. >> hi, everyone. i'm joel engardio. i live in the district 7 neighborhood. families care about the basics: housing, schools, quality of life. the budget has doubled the last decade, and nothing is twice as good, and now, we're facing massive deficits. we need to audit every program and only pay for what works. i grew up in the gm town of sag saginaw, michigan. i've lived in san francisco for 22 years, lived in district 7 for a decade. as a journalist, i held city hall accountable and gave people a voice. i'll do the same as your supervisor. it's time to get it right. clean streets, smaller deficits, and better services, and i'd be glad to be your candidate. >> thanks, joel. ken? >> my name is ken [inaudible] we lived off of every muni met metro line, and for the last 14 years, i've lived just a couple of blocks up in district 7 on ocean avenue. i've been successful here. both my w

lake county manager. mr. cole began his public service career in 1990, supporting the brevard board of county commissioners. in 1994 he embarked on the 21 year journey with the st. john's river management district. his long record of accomplishments brought him to lake county in 2016 where he took on heightened responsibilities and focused on enhancing government efficiencies and accountability while improving the quality of life in lake county. through challenges range interesting hurricane irma to covid-19, mr. cole remained accessible. i want to wish you and audrey the very best in the next chapter of your lives together. from the bottom of my heart thank you for your commitment to our citizens and the legacy you are leaving behind. you will be missed. mr. speaker, i rise today to remember specialist alexander j. miller. a young soldier who served our nation in the armed forces and was sadly killed in combat in afghanistan on july 31, 2009. alex attended east ridge high school in claremont, florida, and soon after graduation enlisted in the u.s. army being assigned to the first battalion, 3 nd infantry regiment, third brigade combat team based in fort drum, new york. he had hoped to attend t

my spouse and i have lived in the lake shore neighborhood of district 7 for over 15 years, where we raisedties are bolstering public health, enabling voters, and accelerating public health. >> we'll go to joel. >> hi, everyone. i'm joel engardio. i live in the district 7 neighborhood. families care about the basics: housing, schools, quality of life. the budget has doubled the last decade, and nothing is twice as good, and now, we're facing massive deficits. we need to audit every program and only pay for what works. i grew up in the gm town of sag saginaw, michigan. i've lived in san francisco for 22 years, lived in district 7 for a decade. as a journalist, i held city hall accountable and gave people a voice. i'll do the same as your supervisor. it's time to get it right. clean streets, smaller deficits, and better services, and i'd be glad to be your candidate. >> thanks, joel. ken? >> my name is ken [inaudible] we lived off of every muni met metro line, and for the last 14 years, i've lived just a couple of blocks up in district 7 on ocean avenue. i've been successful here. both my wif

my spouse and i have lived in the lake shore neighborhood of district 7 for over 15 years, where we raised two now adult daughters. my priorities are bolstering public health, enabling voters, and accelerating public health. >> we'll go to joel. >> hi, everyone. i'm joel engardio. i live in the district 7 neighborhood. families care about the basics: housing, schools, quality of life. the budget has doubled the last decade, and nothing is twice as good, and now, we're facing massive deficits. we need to audit every program and only pay for what works. i grew up in the gm town of sag saginaw, michigan. i've lived in san francisco for 22 years, lived in district 7 for a decade. as a journalist, i held city hall accountable and gave people a voice. i'll do the same as your supervisor. it's time to get it right. clean streets, smaller deficits, and better services, and i'd be glad to be your candidate. >> thanks, joel. ken? >> my name is ken [inaudible] we lived off of every muni met metro line, and for the last 14 years, i've lived just a couple of blocks up in district 7 on ocean avenue. i'v

barbecue becky at lake merritt, the woman who called 911 on a blackbird watcher, patty and san francisco called police on children running a lemonade stand. the district supervisor wants people who make those calls to be civilly liable in the karen act.>> so, if you make phone call, you called the police on me and they come in an altercation happens and i choose to sue the police department or you, you could be liable for at least $1000 and much more than that because you brought on to me in a non- emergency. >> this is not the first piece of legislation of its kind, a senator offered a bill that would apply most civil and liable penalties. it will have a second reading next week and then it will head to maryland and breed.>>> up next, it could be a late hill. what nancy pelosi is getting doing to get a stimulus bill finally done. stomach and what some voters are doing to get to a mailbox. stomach and way the park workers are outraged tonight over the governor's >>> the state release of new guidelines for reopening theme parks, but most will remain closed for now. big theme parks can only reopen if there county is in the yellow tier. that means the ba

district. police say that mike biondi was found dead near walker lake in western nevada after being reported missingan a week ago. according to a missing persons poster posted on social media, the 15-year-old was last seen on september 22nd. they were in livermore. now the cause of his death and circumstances surrounding his disappearance are not yet clear. >>> back now to our coverage of the glass fire in napa and sonoma counties, it hacharred o acres. the fire is 6% contained. flames have destroyed about 600 buildings, that includes 220 homes in both napa and sonoma counties. more than 100 others have been damaged and nearly 20,000 -- i beg your pardon, nearly 29,000 buildings continue to be threatened by this fire. the sonoma county board of supervisors met in a special session today and unanimously ratified two emergency declarations. one of them authorizes emergency contracts for repairs and removal of dangerous conditions. the other establishes a $2.5 million glass fire disaster fund. >> that $2.5 million economic uncertainty fund is the remainder of government dollars that were assigned out o

lake in nevada. how the education community and livermore is mourning him. >> school district is in shock over the death of his assistant superintendent, his body was found wednesday in nevada after a week after he was reported missing. >> it is a devastating loss for anyone who knew him. if you were a colleague you are a friend. >> they both worked with the san ramon valley school district, he was in elementary school district visible and the other was a spokesperson. >> combing influence. he had this demeanor about him that had a quiet confidence about him, he never raised his voice. >> he was found dead in his suv, there were no signs of foul play but results of an autopsy are pending. >> why such a good man who really just wanted to change people's life. >> he was an educator at heart never forgot his roots as a spanish teacher. >> if i had any concerns he would look into it and always get back to me. >> he leaves behind a wife and three children. >>> after the ghost ship fire killed 36 people at a warehouse in oakland the fire department has made limited progress on recommended reforms according to