it's a seam less ride into san francisco. san mateo bridge, a few more cars but over all your drive time is about 14 minutes between 880 towards 101. getting on 101, things are clear in both directions. it is 6:14. that's a look at your morning drive. cooler temps, a break from the fire weather. >>> i am tracking that ocean breeze kicking in for us. we are catching a brief break from the extreme fire danger at least for now. big changes ahead as early as the end of our weekend. a live look with sales force tower camera as we look north at the golden gate bridge, 40s and 50s. 51 in concord with clear skies, 56 oakland, livermore 46, 56 san francisco and san jose and 50 for santa rosa. here is what you can expect. we are looking at a brief break today and for tomorrow, thankfully so from dangerous fire weather conditions but gusty offshore winds return as early as sunday into early next week. we could see some of the strongest offshore winds so far this wildfire season. a big concern as we head through the end of our weekend an

>>the panelists are the moderators and less and less about discussing any salute leadership in washington raquel soaps. >>now along with those hopes that the debate will be a little bit less chaotic. the question of how the president will use this last primetime opportunity to talk to voters is also question this afternoon. catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics is here now with a look at what we can expect on thursday good afternoon catherine tai just some analysts are saying the president really has not done a very good job. >>of delivering a strong consistent message. so a local republican party official i talked to. >>has some advice. >>i think there are 2 things you should make clear to the american public. number one it's going to be on the defense but he's going to have to make the case that is ministrations doing everything possible to slow the spread. this pandemic i'm joe biden is going to be coming out the gate swinging talking about. >>the president hasn't done this the president hasn't done this and. >>and the president has to be able to confidently say. that w

are less hiding urban service jobs compared to the rest. so was there something wrong with the way in which reunification miss brought about and the way that it was carried out that means we now still have this that well you know and of course it's true that most people would have expected that conversions will happen in korea you know free capital mobility free labor mobility the same institutions phillis same legal system most economists would have expected going to urge them to have quite a family and in didn't it was a pretty convergence at 1st but then it's been slowed down and in hindsight maybe there are some things once was done differently including for example to pull such a focus on industrial jobs manufacturing jobs wired and same time everywhere else and manufacturing jobs were lining well in the u.s. so are you here countries who are trying to swim against the stream to speak by recreating a little bit germany in the east. perhaps we should also. form was less on the run high but of course at the time if you mention in the con

less cars are on the road way anyway. we have slight slowing building west bound 580 into altamont but things are fairly quiet out of tracy with no delays from 205. >>> improving coronavirus infection rates around the bay area are opening the door to new reopenings. alameda is loosening restrictions as it moves to the orange tier. kiet do is live in pleasanton with the businesses ready for this next phase. kiet. >> reporter: good morning. alameda county has spent the past two weeks preparing for this day. yes, beginning today the following businesses can reopen if they are ready to do so. we are talking about indoor family entertainment like bowling alleys and climbing walls, up to 25% capacity. indoor dining, worship and movie theaters up to 25% capacity or less than 100 people, whichever is less. indoor malls up to 50%. indoor gyms 25%. outdoor noncontact fitness classes, 20 people per instructor and weddings and funerals, 25% capacity or 100 people whichever is less. your social bubble, no more than three households ca

it's hard to think of anyone in the country over whom is president has less leverage, less leverage than judge with a lifetime appointment. nobody suggested justice sotomayor or justice kagan should categorically sit on the side license until president obama left office. this is a attempt to impugn judge barrett's integrity. that would mean her oath when she takes it, they should vote to on firm her. if they don't, they should vote no. but only one of these arguments has any basis in judge barrett's integrity. her reputation and praise showered on her by jurisprudence even by famous liberal lawyers. judge barrett has stated in writing to the senate she has given nobody at the white house any hints or any assurances about any kind of cases, real, or hypothetical. it is only senate democrats who are trying to extract promises and pre-commitments. it is only democrats who are trying to undermine judicial independence. last night on national television former vice-president biden refused to rule out. refused to rule out the radical notion of packing the court, packing the supreme court. he d

because less tuesday, those two men were in an animated debate, but in close quarters.hey didn't receive any notice whatsoever and learned about this via twitter, as everybody else in the world. to make sure they get tested themselves. lots of questions, lots of head scratching. the republican party, definitely not a very happy camper right now. phil: what has the biden campaign been saying about this? >> the biden campaign's trying to find the right tone here. even the vice president himself, confirming he did this just a few hours ago, that he is not covid positive. "i i'm happy to report jill and i have tested negative for covid. thank you to everyone for your messages of concern. i hope this serves as a reminder, wear our mask, keep social distance, and washer hands." there you have it. the biden campaign, two thumbs up. nobody, as of now, so far, as we know, impacted, not covid-19 positive. and the vice president and the democratic campaign, trying to find a little bit -- not making it a got you moment, but bringing the message across. look, you, president trump, n

that is the closest previous record in 2018 that was less than 2 million. fire season is not over. >> please be prepared. we are not out of the woods yet. it is only october. we have many weeks to go for fire season. stroke in is unprecedented year, more than 17,000 firefighters are currently idling places across the state. 2800 of them on the glass fire. one year, even veterans cannot put into works . >> i am struggling with that because of how this year is turning out. no one has seen it like this in the state of california. >> reporter: the firefight across california has required help from other states as well as other countries. as for the glass fire, officials say it is likely they will continue to make additional progress on containing the fire this week. it will give them the ability to lift more evacuation orders and allow more people to return home. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco is searching for a uc berkeley student. investigators say west has not been in touch with friends or her family since last wednesday. her last known location was in the

beijing is managing it less. and the market is saying you're not managing it, let's see how we can push renminbi stronger because it's getting stronger for china. if you look, you see the massive i.p.o. market coming through but at the end of the day the one strong spot is exports. so the market is basically telling the p.o.c. tolerance up ahead. tom: how does renminbi refuse leak to the other currencies to the pacific rim and indeed over to the u.s. dollar? geoff: there's a few ways, the positive side is stronger renminbi and stronger purchasing power for the chinese and the fabled chinese consumer the world desperately needs to come through and they have more purchasing power and can spend and lift the economy around them. however, if china actually gets word about this and starts to push back and starts to intervene than korea and taiwan will get nervous and don't want them centralized but will give everyone a lot of space especially korea where the market is quite warm. jon: let's talk about levels dollar chi

which ever is less. that includes not just restaurants but also movie theaters, family entertainment centers and places of worship. small business owners were relieved to hear the news. many restaurant owners say they can't survive on take-out and outdoor dining alone. especially as we move into the winter months. >> we feel very exciting. we have been struggling to stay open, to keep our employees a little work. we just hope that it will happen -- >> optimistic. to us we need this to happen. we have finally been able to have some customers come in. it is great but -- this warm weather is not staying. we are quite concerned about reduction into the winter. so to be able to have the inside is like a god send almost. >> that was the owner of uncle john's pancake house. he said under the county good lines restaurants will have up to 14 days after they reopen indoors dining to file their health plan with the county. he said he's optimistic that customers and the community will add here to the health and mask

local businesses fear this makes less was less attractive to tourist damaging the local economy. none of the refugees are spoken to want to stay on the island so why are so many trapped here for so long. i also human rights lawyer at the free legal advice center in less was people are not allowed to leave the island until their asylum procedure has been completed why is it taking so long for asylum seekers claims to be assessed i think there's a lack of dedication of resources to actually assess people's claims and this goes back to the politics behind. what are used migration policies billions of euros are sent every year to turkey to help to militarize their borders to keep people from coming to europe and much less actually being sent back help protect refugees who are coming to europe and assess their asylum claims. 'd 'd 'd 'd 'd 'd under the e.u. turkey deal millions of you resort being spent policing the sea border between turkey and greece. i meet up with volunteers from a human rights and you to find out what that means for those attempting to arrive unless it was illega

for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> well now to the latest on the spread of the coronavirus worldwide. malaysia announced a new record high in daily cases on sunday. that's the country's highest spike since the outbreak began. in europe, surging case numbers are proving hard to control. later today, ireland will become the latest country to announce tough new measures. italy's prime minister introduced title rules including limit on restaurants and ban on festivals. the manchester area is close to running out of icu capacity. in france, authorities announced nearly 30,000 new cases on sunday. most major french cities are now under a nightly surveillancurfe. selma adahl disease is covering. selma, let's start with you. tensions rising among local leaders in the midst of new covid restrictions. what's the latest on this, particularly with this

again the levels are less than 100. we are breathing easier today.d today this time yesterday. tonight, the camera a live look. fog rolling through. the air quality ef it's really location dependent. the worst air quality tomorrow will be in the north bay. forecasting poor air quality from time to time. close to the glass fire. outside of the north bay most of us will be dealing with good or moderate air quality. similar to right now. for most tomorrow air quality will be less than 100. it's not too bad in terms of smoke tomorrow. live doppler 7 showing you the satellite. we have fog up along the coastline. and the marine layer will expand over night. and fog will spill into the shoreline. an impact on temperatures. down to 56 in the city. with the sea breeze. so clear and mild in concord. 76. 73 clover dale. 67 in fremont. over night tonight we'll track the fog moving in from the coast and around the bay shoreline. low to mid-50s. it's cooler tonight. compared to last night with the good to moderate air quality. future weather. hour by hour. the fog

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the less important offices. the less visible candidates. it's very important.re important than any single thing, even for the vote for the presidency. but it becomes a lot less true at the presidential level or the senate or gubernatorial. the kaercandidates are on television. there's a visibility that there isn't for any other levels. it's at this point for which candidates hope they can draw the independents to them. in fact, republican candidate for the presidency has to not only get the independents or a majority of the independents to support him, but he also has to cut some into the democratic strongholds in order to win. and the fact is, he's been able to do that or the candidate -- republican candidates have been able to do that four out of the last six presidential elections. that's part of what's going on right now, that ford is doing his best to appeal not only to republicans where he's got most of their support, but he's got to pick up the independents. i think the polls have now shown he's gone ahead in independents. but he's still got the big prob

there's probably a little less reason with the risk.about the virus spread worsening when it comes to this rotation? christopher: it is something that we watch. and the reemergence or the third peak is not a surprise to us. .e have a forward look what matters is can we get through the next six months. what is the path for therapies and vaccines. summer weometime next will see more green shoots than we do today. tom: the zeitgeist is to focus on the top of the income statement. it's particularly about revenue growth with even higher single digits. do you by that? that revenues matter? or are you still traditionally down looking? christopher: we are cash flow focus, we don't own a lot of companies that trade on multiple revenue. a few, cash flow is what matters . there's a lot of elements beyond organic growth, selling more products at higher prices. margins will be under pressure as the labor market tightens. to go to media, your update on the streaming wars. we saw that project completely collapse in the last 24 hours. quibi as well, wh

i have less now.oth of them. >> both of them. >> in the end, even the members of this panel told me they knew trump was a street fighter and blonde. that's baked in. but that performance last night may have heard biden incredibly, who has been trying to pitch himself as the decency candid knit. one of the undecideds in our group flipped to trump and they all thought it was the president with the most passion and vitality in this debate. i think that's hard to deny. >> laura: when it comes down to is you have all these suburban women and undecided swing voters who don't like trump's tweets or he's too brash, and they're willing to accept a lower standard of living and less freedom because they don't like's tweets? i don't know what to say to that. don't read a tweet, don't read a tweet and enjoy your peace and prosperity, that's what i'm saying. >> laura, there was also this routine that happened at this debate where trump was pushed into these loyalty oath. you will condemn this group, you will accept

for less than $2. won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> judge amy coney barrett is one step closer to the u.s. supreme court. the this morning the senate judiciary committee voted to advance her nomination to the full senate. democrats on the committee decided not to show up for that vote. they filled their seats with the photos of people at risk of losing their health care if the affordable care act is dismantled. nbc's leigh ann caldwell joins us from capital. leigh ann, in light of that protest that walkout, what's the strategy going forward? it appears judge barrett has enough votes to make it to the court. it seems dubious how much the democrats can do to stop that? >> reporter: sure does, joshua. what the democrats are doing to disrupt the proceedings is mostly symbolic. as one member of the senate judiciary committee told me they keep thinking of "hamilton

for less than $2.th headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> nbc news has learned that president trump is weighing a pre election foreign policy speech that would highlight the administration's plan to reduce the presence in afghanistan. >> we're bringing all our soldiers back home. we're doing that. we've been doing it for a long time. it's not easy. not easy. the military industrial complex, not the easiest thing. we're bringing them back home. we're almost finished in afghanistan. we're dealing -- we're down to a small number coming home. hopefully the end of the year. >> the president echoing a promise when he first ran in 2015. the white house and pentagon don't appear to be on the same page. the administration has announced the u.s. presence in afghanistan would be reduced to 4,500 troops by november. last year the pentagon said the u.s. would cut troops to 4,500 by next year. th

nowhere in a hurry. >> it looks less and less likely. let's break down more of those ubs results.eaving the bank with one of its best quarters since he took the helm nine years ago. >> i would probably propose to balance more capital returns since shareholders come and go. staying around for nine years, they do remember they got five i thinkf dividends so have gotmportant is we to deliver strong returns for shareholders by delivering our strategy. >> part of the execution is handing over. of wealthe truth ubs lending more? >> a very strong and valued addition to the team. when you look at lending, we have more than 10 billion lending this quarter. the strong performance was coming from the americas and not the areas where it is more involved in a day-to-day basis. prioritys a strategic for ubs and not for a single person or a single segment of our business. >> a lovely interview and you say my best decision was not to follow consensus. what is your non-consensus trade as you go out the door? what is the multi-trade as you leave? >> that is difficult to say but i would say in this

but they're also texting a little less.gh, did skype and zoom and facesometime witime wi friends more. so they made smart choices in terms of electronic communication with friends. they focused more of those realtime interactions like you do on facetime or zoom. and less time scrolling through social media in a passive way. and the majority of the teens told us they thought that helped them feel connected with their friends. and, remember, it's kind of a dress rehearsal for this their whole lives. they're already used to not spending time with their friends face-to-face. that was kind of already baked into the mental health statistics, so that's one piece as well. >> to quote the who, the kids are already, we hope. >> dr. twenge, thank you as always. >> thanks very much. >> dr. twenge's book, by the way is tremendous "igen." >>> still to come, the final results of the question, have you voted yet at smerconish.com? should facebook and twitter be shielded from liability for the way they police their platforms? go vote. ♪ ♪ ♪

will they go all dining less will they go less to hotels and those are the areas where we see the biggest stock to clients here on friday but it is to me at least surprising that the losses are limited so initially jones industrial average plunged by about $450.00 points now we are down even less than one percent and so yes it does that mean that we're just looking at that this is looking like a blip or could we actually see sustained movement on the markets in response to this news. well i mean it clearly depends on how the story develops i mean what we've just heard we have to probably wait a couple of days to see how the president is some actually doing so and we should also forget even as dramatic as this news flow is it's not the only topic in minds of investors on wall street there's also this struggle about a new age bill. pickett's that is also highly important for the u.s. economy and financial markets so there's so many moving parts so it's really tough to tell at this point how everything develops in the financial markets i so many variables said that you outlined there now in

politics have become more and more partisan as congress has been able to simulate get less and less done is put more responsibility and more focus on the court specifically the supreme court to get stuff done actually doing things not really supposed to do the courts are not supposed to legislate and i'm supposed to create law that is the job of congress and the courts are supposed to decide if things are constitutional or not if laws can stand or not but in the absence of congress the one turning more towards the courts which makes these picks all the more important and with a 54 split in favor of conservatives democrats are looking at a possible 63 split in favor of conservatives which could you know determine the the course of american history american politics for decades to come. from to w.'s election to thank you quick loan of sports and basketball the los angeles lakers have won the 1st n.b.a. championship title for a decade they beat the miami heat to claim a 4 to seniors victory the team dedicated their win to form a player kobe bryant who died with his daughter and 7 others in

art is it possible to save more food for the plate and create less whilst. how do you have anything for us to harvest today sure there's always some lettuce left in the usual patch as i'm sure there is on. let me go for a quick round and i can show us what we can take. once a week we call klasky comes to hina. nichole passkey is here to rescue vegetables that have been left in the field during harvesting because they're either too small or crooked. here you can harvest the chart again up until the left side where the red chart starts autumn on got on and you can pick the green chard not the colored ones just the green ones. the 35 year old started collecting food from supermarket containers during her standards she has finished our law degree but since graduating has dedicated her life to the fight against waste i just an angle found how when i 1st started looking into supermarket garbage contain is it was of course somewhat different to sitting in a lawyer office. it was also necessary for my parents to understand and learn with how much good food is thrown

and that is not right i would rather they use the less much just in law and trying to use of the wordlaw which is not relevant to the act of the person and this is where the problem he's weak because we really cannot yet be formed the monarchy and because he cannot the parliament will not even talk about amending the list much as the law and when you try to avoid using a story that's where we all running out of actually already out of time and i do when it comes to our other guests as well and we will come back to you hopefully pov in less over the international. community just very quickly in germany the bundestag members of the bundestag of the parliament there have been very quietly warning about the king being spending all this time in germany the very uncomfortable with him consolidating power from germany who's backing the king who are his allies well i guess. i mean rather what happened in the german parliament was not really surprising to anyone else because as you said the king staying most of the time in germany n. i think the key issue here is basically the king might have

francine: if someone who had the virus earlier, if you catch it again, it is less worse -- is it lessn the first time? is it because there is a different population being hit there is less hospitalization? >> re-infections are rare. there have only been about a handful documented. we can't say whether or not when reoffend -- when reinfection occurs it is better or worse. least one caseat where it was worse. have verymething we small numbers. you cannot make any kind of scientific statement about it. demographics have changed. we are seeing younger people being more infected, they are ones that are more risk tolerant. they're the ones taking part in sports, doing small gatherings. older populations are still sheltering in place a little bit more than younger populations. younger populations are generally not going to need hospitalization. of the obscuring some data because the demographics have changed. it is true that there are multiple populations that are still getting infected and there are ones in the hospital. they are the ones in the icu, they are the ones dying. francine: vacci

so there is no guarantee that covert 19 will somehow become less dangerous. in the near. future there are no guarantees of that. like the rest of the world the whole war torn region of the gorn occurring back is dealing with rising covert infections a new cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan has given some hope but the local health system is overwhelmed auntie's man on the ground it is done for ports. it's the 2nd coming of a familiar villain europe's new wave of covert 19 is forcing people to social distance and avoid mass gatherings but here in the mountainous region of new going to camp back in the south caucasus locals have a starkly different reason to avoid crowds and shelter in basements. there's a heavy influx of wounded soldiers from the front lines and civilians from shelled towns many hospitals have been bombed too but the situation is so dire some of them had no choice but to stay off aeration oh our health system is a work lot is. because of that deceased can't treat cases properly. show apart from those wounded the number of coronavirus patients has mul

overheard yes lot less traffic for trees everything's good as and china is on a. this renishaw orchard apple tree looks promising its apples are considered to be particularly good for the production of cider. for. your great view and lots of apples. there's still so many left here it's amazing aren't all. the shaking technique doesn't harm the tree and it's active and. with no matter. if it. doesn't know how things go from 50 that's approximately 50 kilos in wooden leg i wonder because i'm 10 minutes that's how much we collect it because that's really really good you can hardly lift it and cut it. off. in total to harvest over $300.00 kilos of apples from 2 trees in 2 hours throw out 2018 fiesinger collected about 10 tons of st apples and made about 6000 liters of juice from them most of the apples would have rotted by the roadside . you don't klasky has inspired others with her vision she receives visitors from munster. so than i can and her companions have brought a whole truck full of sesame balls and she had chips. that i've been saving feed personally for som

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madison is less. so even if you combine a few counties that madison and milwaukee sit in, it's far less than half the vote in the state of wisconsin. the rural vote is a big deal we saw that in 2016, the swing in the rural vote was how donald trump won wisconsin. there is a big urban vote and suburban vote in wisconsin and a big rural vote in wisconsin. these are not monolithic. the rural vote in wisconsin is not monolithically can serve it in or republican. there are role counties, particularly in the west that have a long history of voting democratic. trump,d vote for donald but often by small margins. they swing a lot. some could swing back. the cerumen vote is not monolithic. we have very republican suburbs around milwaukee which are probably getting a little less republican, but also extremely democratic suburbs around madison and just north of the city of milwaukee and very purple suburbs in parts of southeastern wisconsin and the green bay fox valley area. so as much as we talk in broad suburba

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but overall you will be spending less than 1% of the levels to make this bullish bet. if it goes to the price, it would incrows aboease to about , plus longer, with the rally, you would benefit from that, too >> tony, if you got in this situation where you wanted to be longer term, you have cheapened it up by selling some of those near dated calls is this a trade you agree with to make this kind of view? >> carter mentioned a few things mike mentioned this is slow and steady you see the ewj grinding higher and carter mentioned it is lagging behind other countries to me that speaks to the economic indicators we are looking at out of japan. they are slowly improving, but not strong in my estimation. fairly dominant with tech names. it has low exposure to sectors like energy and utilities. the fact it is lagging behind most of the other domestic equities, i think the upside is fairly limited while i like the structure to have the slow grind higher, i think i would adjust my strikes a little lower because my target prices aren't as high. i was looking at the 61 strike mike

that's yes for less. at ross. >>very interesting journey.arned a lot about covid i learned it by really going to school this is the real school. this isn't the let's read the book school and i get it and i understand it and it's. a very interesting thing going to be letting you know about it. >>so the president says he gets it. 8 months after the pandemic was declared we're going have the latest on his coronavirus battle coming up. >>early voting begins in california starting today, i'm reporting live in the south bay with everything you need to know. coming up. major progress on the wildfires burning in napa and sonoma counties we are live to show you the damage of neighborhoods where you still can't get in. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 6. >>again thanks for waking up with us i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher today is monday october 5th. let's begin the hour as we like to do with check of the weather in case that's what you need to know first off john in the weather center. good morning, good morning guys finish the weeken

and less virus that you have there is a probability of less and less infection so if it catches the majority of people with the most virus, that is likely to have the best opportunity of breaking transmission chains moving forward. >> they say with faster, cheaper and more effective tests now available it is up to this city to begin putting them into widespread use. >>> we are yet to receive full- blown low barrier testing facilities. the ball is in their court for that. >>> the rapid test has only been approved for use by healthcare providers, but the district study shows it can be used in open area environments. >>> another red flag warning goes into effect at 11:00 this evening for the north bay mountains back into the 8:00 wednesday morning. above average temperatures will continue tomorrow and on wednesday there is a cool down. let's talk about the red flag conditions, the community is not going to be as low as it was last week. tomorrow morning, in the 20 to 40% range for the north bay and these communities tend to be lower in elevation. committees could be lower the 20% in a

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using less oil, making less product.ll had inventories rise by almost 2 million barrels there. in the develop into the shale patch here in the u.s., scott sheffield joins us now. to create one of the largest shale producers in the permian basin. good to chat with you on this. partially started by your son and is also chairman. you were taken out of the merger talks. i wonder if you could give perspective from pioneer, why now? a lot of white people loved pioneer is they didn't need other assets. they could develop what they actually had. scott: it's always great to be on your show. it's all about bringing the two best companies together. continuousge is very -- contiguous to pioneers. it creates -- contiguous to pioneer's. good essentially hasuse the oil price stabilized around $40. i'm still optimistic about all prices getting back to $50. alix: did you look at any other companies? scott: we have not. we have only looked over the last few weeks. easy.tiguous, so flow, through our shareholder base, it was done at a very