joining me now, pimco's head of public policy, libby cantrill. libby, great to have you with us.efinitely have one of the most interesting jobs in finance right now. one of the fears heading into november was that election day could come and go, we might not know who won the presidency, it could even be weeks before we get a result, and in the worst case, people actually fear violence. you say the markets are sending some signals that those worst case scenarios may be less likely. >> that's exactly right. equity soling tilt had been elevated, indicating that the markets were pricing in an election outcome that you may not know until certainly not on election night, but maybe for several days of after or even several weeks. and there was some indication that markets were pricing in an elevated chance of a contested election. fast forward to today, they really are pricing that in, still some elevated volatility around the actual election but not necessarily the expectation that there is going to be a contested election, and for good reason from our perspective. specifically, becaus

get back to where we were. >> libby? >> well, i mean, everyone would like to get back to normal, right? the question is can joe biden talk about the economy that he and president obama were creating and if he can tell the narrative what they inherited and what they were able to do in eight years and can they get to something more than donald trump saying i created a great economy. let's get back to normal. the court issue is surprising. biden has to keep options open. he's a traditionalest, creature of the senate but he can't close the door to the idea of court backing and what comes next. he's come out with a plan now so he's got a response ready. we can predict what he's going to say if asked about by kristen welker. >> you can see it coming up tonight. it a partial punt. it's important and big on the table given what is going on in the senate. we have chuck schumer on tonight and that's a big issue, as well. thank you, libby, jason and robert for joining us. we're going into the shortest break of the hour. 30 seconds

today we have oakland mayor libby shaff to discuss a variety of issues from potholes and sidewalks to violence and homeless encampments. it's all on the table. first, lots of covid-19 news today, so we'll begin with usf drchltd peter jin hong. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me on. >> let's get started. the uk is preparing for human challenge trials that will deliberately infect people with the coronavirus. people see the headline are asking why, what is this is all about? >> well, they're going to take people age 18 to 30, basicallyay in london, one of theirs, and find -- and give them a small dose of veergirus, see what syms they get and test them vaccine versus placebo. >> so is the idea that by purposely infecting people as opposed to just giving them vaccine and wait for them to somehow catch it in the community, by giving it to them in a controlled environment, does that somehow speed up the whole process of whether a vaccine is did and can be released to all? >> so basically what will happen is you have a certain duration of time that you can get beyond to foster people i

when we sat down, judge barrett, i told you about my daughter libby. .he's studying pre-law right now. and she sent me a text this morning as we were in this room. an articled, "i have on judge barrett." we had this discussion of fisking a while back. i had to ask her what it was. and i googled it to make sure i had the right definition. but fisking, the the of shredding a written argument sing theline, parasi meaning and providing counterpoints. their instructor provided the class different articles about you, and they have to go through no and fisk the article. and she said. here is the whole text "i have to fisk an article on judge barrett and honestly what an amazing woman." that just want to share little bit of encouragement that, while there may be others on this committee that disagree, i would share with you that there are thousands upon thousands of young women out there that see the role that you set and have went through all of those -- i went through all those descriptive words that my fellow members have shared to the course of these hearings, but those thousands and thou

that is libby cantrill of pimco. o. people have been arrested and what the fbi says was a plot to kidnap gretchen wetmore -- gretchen whitmer. it involves recruiting michigan militia as part of a plan to overthrow the state government. she was once considered a top contender for a running mate for joe biden, but has become a target for conservatives who said her statewide order's to wear a mask violated their rights. and pushing back the second and third presidential debates by a week, after the president said he would not participate in a virtual event. the binding campaign official p's erratic behavior does not allow him to rewrite the calendar and pick new dates of his choosing." they really propose shifting the debate to october 22 to accommodate the recovery of the president from covid-19, making that the final debate. more than a dozen people were in

joining me now, pimco's head of public policy, libby cantrill. libby, great to have you with us.efinitely have one of the most interesting jobs in finance right now. one of the fears heading into november was that election day could come and go, we might not know who won the presidency, it could even be weeks before we get a result, and in the worst case, people actually fear violence. you say the markets are sending some signals that those worst case scenarios may be less likely. >> that's exactly right. equity soling tilt had been elevated, indicating that the markets were pricing in an election outcome that you may not know until certainly not on election night, but maybe for several days of after or even several weeks. and there was some indication that markets were pricing in an elevated chance of a contested election. fast forward to today, they really are pricing that in, still some elevated volatility around the actual election but not necessarily the expectation that there is going to be a contested election, and for good reason from our perspective. specifically, becaus

oakland libby schaaf is calling on the community to help end the violence. >> where doubling down on community healing. you will see many more people, you might not notice them because there are people from the community that will talk neighbor to neighbor, loved one to loved one to spread that message that in oakland, we want everyone to live and be free. >> two people killed and another hurt on wednesday just nine blocks from last night's shooting. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with the result of a massive coronavirus testing event at the oakland fruitvale district with the city in conjunction with latinx health groups and ucsf tested 1200 people september 26th and 27th. only 3 % tested positive for coronavirus total. the racial disparity is stark, only .5 % of non-latinos tested positive, the rate was 5 % among latinos and 8 % among mayan immigrants from guatemala. they also tested blood samples for antibodies indicating a person had once been infected, the rate was 6 % for non- latinos, 12 % for latinos, and a whopping 27 % for the mayan population. test organizers s

. >>> still ahead this afternoon, on the 4, oakland mayor libby schaaf said she wants to see oakland school rice open by next year. a look at what may stand in the way of that goal. >> also, picking up the pieces after the devastating glass fire in the north bay. we'll talk live with the sonoma county leader about the rebuilding efforts there. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. >>> a five-day strike is now under way in alameda county hospitals. on the picket lines, nursing who claim their employers are not doing enough to protect them from covid-19. we get the story now from ktvu's allie rasmus. >> how r you here with me today? make some noise! >> rep

yorker". >> libby, what does it mean to see the tight race in key states but pieces coming together you don't usually see an economists endorsement to a degree for a democrat. >> that's right. we saw bothusually see an econo endorsement to a degree for a democrat. >> that's right. we saw both candidates in florida today. i want to talk about florida because it could reveal a lot. we may see results earlier from florida on election night than other states because they are able to process ballots in advance. so florida has become a symbol of this election and we saw joe biden, you know, talking about how if he gets to win florida, then this is the race but the key is this. biden doesn't have to win florida but it would be a real boost to his supporters and another thing, ari, it would give a lot of clarity and it might make it harder for trump to challenge the validity of election results if he faces that big blow early on. 29 electoral votes there and you wonder if these messages like from the economists resonate with the average voter, some of that seems like the political class but

libby, always great to have you without.s. -- you with how much can we tell what is going to happen on november 3? only thing we can definitively say about the early vote is that the electorate seems to be very engaged. most numbers are 80 million folks have voted early, that is around 58% of those who turned out in 2016 have already cast a ballots. this electorate seems to be engaged in some states, it is near 100% of the 2016 turnouts. you are likely to see the turnout exceeds what we saw in 2016. most clearlycan extrapolate is that people seem to be engaged, voter turnout could likely be higher that in 2016. fromi one our clients extrapolating too much, people made that mistake in 2016, that democrats do have an advantage in early votes but they usually do. we have to wait until all the ballots are counted to conclude anything definitive. it does seem people are engaged. shery: what do you lay out for your clients as a best case scenario when it comes to the white house in control of congress? what would that mean in term

libby roy, would you let scott atlas treat you for an infectious disease?t matter what specialty you come from. this is not a knock on radiologists. >> no, i love my radiologists. >> as long as you have the proper public health training, epidemiology training, these additional training. the advice that's coming out right now, or at least the president is listening to is reckless, it is dangerous, it is not rooted in science, joy. >> yeah. it is -- it is the advice of dr. johnny bananas. just remember that, all of you trump supporters, that's who he gets his advice from. thank you, phil rucker and dr. libby roy. >>> still ahead, omarosa manigault and newman and others are being targeted by the trump administration after their tell-alls. after william barr's doj makes clear that they will go after anyone who crosses trump. both women join me next. me next. it's hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the

mayor libby schaaf calls the increase in gun violence in oakland heartbreaking. >> we have seen a directnship between the effects of this pandemic and a heartbreaking increase in gun violence in oakland. this week has been so tragic. >> no motive yet for the shooting has been released, and police have not yet announced any arrests. joining us this afternoon is oakland deputy police chief laraun armstrong. what we are seeing in oakland is more than just heartbreaking. a person is shot and killed nearly every four days. so what is behind this increase in shootings? >> yeah, i think it's a various things. obviously we're deal with the band that is having a tremendous impact on our community, and we've seen some gang and group violence across our city that is really having a significant impact on our community. obviously we're losing lives, and we're seeing bullets being fired in our community at a rate we haven't seen in a long time. >> yeah. let's talk a little bit about what is being done to tree to stop the surge in violence crime. what is the department doing? >> well, we've adjusted ou

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf has cast her vote. we were there when she and other community leaders dropped their ballots off, outside the oakland public library and 12th street. it's just one of 66 drop boxes across alameda county. kpix 5 is bringing you tools on how to vote smart on this election. also streaming on cbsn bay area and kpix.com. >>> new at noon. a student in contra costa county has tested positive for coronavirus. that student was on campus at concord's clayton valley charter high school. the principal says students are in small cohorts, for covid safety protocol. the entire protocol is now being monitored off campus. >>> i'm ann macko vick at the live news desk. and we have just heard about the status of our schools. >> these are tough times. and they're not really showing any letting up. but california students and californians continue to be resilient. >> tony thurman wasn't able to give a clear time line for schools to return to normal today, even after the mayors of the bay area's biggest cities, wrote a letter

libby and lucy just up in costumes here, bringing us the dog walking forecast. these are the neighbors dogs. they are neither of which were double. temperatures will drop oesterle as we had to the evening, down to the 50s by 9:00 and 10:00, thank you to mitch and veronica for letting me share the docs. temperatures will drop off to around 50 by early tomorrow morning, and most locations. the 50s around the bay, mid to upper 40s for the inland, the cool spots in the valleys of the north bay dipping all the way down to around 40 degrees, but then we are going to warm up in the quite a bit warmer than today around the bay because that offshore wind will try to push some of the marine air farther out over the pacific , up into the low 70s in the city, mid-70s on the side of the bay, with upper 70s and low 80s further inland. very warmest spots on the map. further inland in salina and contra costa reach up into the mid-80s, which is well above average for halloween but which is going to get a little bit warmer for sunday and monday. a very warm start to the month of

. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf said it's heartbreaking northeast shootings. >> reporter: let up. >> this week has been so tragic. >> reporter: the mayor said the community must step up. >> to bring peace. to bring people to more positive paths, and to resolve their anger and their conflict in ways that do not cause death suffering. >> reporter: oakland police are asking anyone with information about any homicide or shooting to give them a call. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to berkeley, where a measure on the november ballot would establish an independent police review board. measure ii would amend the city charter and create the berkeley police accountability board. a director would oversea police policies, procedures, and practices. the new board would have among other powers the ability to review the police department budget, recommend disciplinary actions and take part in the hiring of the police chief. to the cost of the measure would be about $300,000 a year. >>> well, new details tonight about mocky the lemur who was stolen from the san francisco zoo earlier this week,

libby is warring fractions have cited -- cothe in libya was assigned by two opposing groups.gn advisers have four months to leave libya. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, as fierce fighting continues, washington has hosted talks between the two ♪ountries for ministers. jane: nigeria's president president buhariaythat the curfew in the commercial hubse will be from saturday. as our west african correspondent reports, tensions remain. reporter: we asked about the president buhari presidential address. hmany nigeriae been frightened by the sea of violence that they've seen and the last few days. the present has said that any future demonstrations will not be tolated. many people here are not satisfied with how it al turned architects have calledor folks to stay home. some of the demands have been met, but many are left unsatisfied. there has been a political g in nigerians youn people. organize themselves ahead of the ♪ext elections. jane: u.s. secretary of state miket pompeo separately with foreign ministers in washingto today. the conflict over th

when we sat down i told you a little bit about my daughter libby, she is studying prelaw right now. she sent me a text this morning as we were in this room. and she said, i have to fisk an article on judge barrett. we had this discussion about fis k-ing a while back. i had to ask her what it was and i googled it to make sure i had the right definition >>> i don't know what it is. >> the process of sledding a written argument many line by line, parsing the meaning and providing counter points. so their instructor provided the class different articles about you, and they have to go through now and fisk the article. and she said, okay, here is the whole task, i have to fisk an article on judge barrett, and honestly, what an amazing woman. so, i just want to share that, that little built of encouragement, that while there may be others on this committee that disagree, i would share with you that there are thousands upon thousands of young women out there that see the role that you set and i went through all of those descriptive words that my fellow members have shared through the course

libby is sides signed a cease-fire after five days of talks in geneva. armed gangslock major roads in lagos after a speech by the nigerian president fails to calm the anger over police brutality. >> half the staff have already been unfortunately -- but remain productive. >> welsh businesses hit hard by the pendant back -- pandemic prepared to go back into lockdown. sudan and israel have agreed to normalize relations in a deal brokered by the u.s.. it makes sudan the third arab nation to set aside differences with israel. the foreign minister says it needs to be approved by the transitional council which is yet to be formed. president trump sealed the deal in a call with benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister. he told congress he is removing sudan from spates >> -- state sponsors of terrorism. palestinians describe the decision as a new step in the back. alan fisher is at the white house. he has more. >> this process has been ongoing. it started when mike pompeo came into the administration. what is clear is the sudan government decided it wou

london breed, it's a personal issue people she's talking about a bill that she along with oakland mayor libby schaaf and state senator scott wiener are pushing bill to open safe injection sites in san francisco oakland and possibly other parts of the state is designed to provide drug users and addicts with what officials are calling a clean safe in judgment free setting. >>with medical personnel present to prevent overdose deaths. a problem that increased 70% in 2019 the sites will also provide a clean needles and access to recovery program, upstate senator wiener says it will serve as a harm reduction strategy while also improving conditions on our streets saying traditional prosecution simply doesn't work is that the war on drugs failed. >>and criminalizing addiction. it is not effective and in fact it makes the problem, worse. >>the data science and facts show. that safe injection sites do not increase drug injection. drug trafficking. our crime. >>while the bill has been vetoed multiple times before senator scott wiener to presented to legislators when they reconvene hoping that it passes

locals voicing their concerns to mayor libby schaaf today at a community circle. >> because i've been in oakland all of my life, and i have three children, they are young adults, and of course every time they leave the house i'm concerned.>> all other types of crime have gone down except homicides. this pandemic is upping the stress, the anger, the desperation. >> the city had to pause its cease-fire effort that aims to reduce gang and gun violence because most of those programs are in person. the mayor is looking to bring this back in a safeway.>>> coming up, a san francisco dog napping gets a happy ending. how the owner was finally reunited with two stolen puppies. plus, california woman returns after going missing in zion national park for two weeks. and, see the moments a police >>> we were there when san francisco police arrested a suspect in a bizarre dog napping. the dog owner used social media and google detective work to track down the stolen dogs and led police to the suspect. don lynn is in the mission district with the arrest and reunion.>> reporter: police arrested the su

rebuild the collection in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news now to the east bay oakland mayor libby shaft has unveiled new art and planter boxes this morning is part of the latest oakland, slow streets. >>improvement. this is the latest insulation by community artist jonathan broomfield along plymouth street in oakland police treat is closed to traffic to create space for oaklanders to walk and play safely while maintaining physical distance. mayor chef is calling this area a gift from covid this one of silver linings of covid red covid has made a slow down covid has made us try some things that we won't try under normal time. >>and this is an example of how >>the oakland slow streets program started back in april some community members are recommending it continue even after shelter-in-place orders are lifted. >>i whether time as we take a live look outside here at san francisco's embarcadero on a monday just a beautiful day here in the bay area not really a cloud in the sky, no fog that i could see today and barely any wind the down low in some we've got to look out for right. yea

. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf also stood alongside cease-fire on 82nd and bancroft>> east oakland deserves peace on the streets. >> the mayor feels this shows how the partnership between the community-based approach and the police can have an impact on crime. >> i do believe that the defund the police conversation is about investing more in our values in a city like oakland, where we already have the lowest officer per crime staffing of any city in america, we must approach this conversation with that local knowledge. in mind. >> reporter: during a five-year period starting in 2012, oakland saw nearly a 50% decrease in shootings and the city says cease-fire played a role in the decrease in crime. in oakland, kpix 5. >>> campaign 2020, early voting numbers are in top the u.s. elections project reports that 50 million americans have already cast their ballots, that is more than a third of the americans who voted in 2016.>>> in the bay area, a big push to vote early, for starters, if you wanted to be tabulated in the first round of results on november 3, election day, return it now,

. >> reporter: mayor libby schaff welcomed east oakland residents to a community circle as other shop at the new outdoor market on foothill boulevard, it was created during the pandemic to help showcase black and brown businesses. >> i've been in oakland all of my life, and i have three children, they are young adults, and of course, every time they leave the house, you know, i am concerned. violence can happen anywhere, it can happen right now. >> reporter: east oakland is at the heart of the city's increase in homicides amid the pandemic. the recent outbreak of violence claimed at the 75th victim during the first weekend of october. matching the total number of homicides in all of 2019. just last week, there were two triple shootings within nine blocks of east oakland. despite i am grieving. grieving, that we have had so many more homicides this year. all other types of crime have gone down, accept homicides. this pandemic is upping the stress, the anger, the desperation. >> reporter: the mayor says that pandemic has caused critical gun violence reduction work and outreach efforts t

became more inviting and accessible to visitors it is truly a gem on wednesday morning oakland mayor libby shaft and unveiled new judge john sutter, regional shoreline the newest addition to the east bay regional park district pools is you need the park features a 600 foot long public observation here are built on top of 6 remaining files from the old bay bridge benches tables. >>and bases for the new light poles are all purposefully we crafted from the steal of the original bay bridge park next to the bay trail along the bay bridge which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. what an incredible accomplishment for bicycle commuters and recreational plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park is named after retired park district boarh member john sutter. >>he shared his vision for this park as back as the 1960's and enjoy the ceremony virtually wednesday to all he's going to be as dedicated his life to public service and environmental protection. i don't know if oakland will ever be bless. >>with a more dedicated public servant and mov

>>well now to our local first story oakland mayor libby schaaf and build new art and planter boxes that's a part of the latest oakland slow streets project. now this is the latest insulation by community artists jonathan blunk fail. there's right they're very nice. it is also along plymouth street plan to keep in mind that plummets street is closed to traffic to create space for people to you know get out there and walk the kids can play safely while maintaining physical distance, the oakland so slow streets program which is a tongue twister started back in april some community members wanted to actually continue they like it they want to keep it going even after shelter-in-place orders are lifted. we'll see what happens. all right coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, an elderly woman fights off a man who tried to sexually assault her we'll have details on what happened coming up in just a bit. >>plus remembering bay area, baseball legend and hall of famer, joe morgan will hear about his legacy off the baseball >>welcome back everyone the time is 4.45 good morning to you if you're j

portland police officers as federal agents despite objections from the city officials oakland mayor libby schaaf explain why her city joined in on that lawsuit. >>idea troops without any coordination and over the objections of >>the mayor was a nice oakland yesterday handing out laptops to students they are very excited. the city has so far handed out 12,500 laptops thanks to donations. that's the halfway mark of the city's goal to hand out 25,000. it's great to see. >>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news trading the painful burns on animal fall, so my goodness look at that we'll take a look at the extraordinary efforts at wildlife experts are taking to protect and save the four-legged victims >>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news and thanks for staying with us everyone california wildlife experts have come together to help there's a mountain lions and other animals who caught by the state's devastating wildfires. well a new group called the wildfire disaster network is using unusual treatment to protect and save injured wildlife kron four's ken wayne has that story in

. >>> mayor libby schaaf says the federal government has failed to come to the aid of oakland residents during the pandemic. she made the comment as test results for covid-19 in fru fruitvale neighborhood was made public. they continue to see the highest number of positive cases in all of alameda conte. over 1,100 were tested with 39 testing positive for covid-19. >> we are furious at the failure of the federal government. the fact that the federal government cannot get another coronavirus aid package out of congress is outrageous. >> reporter: the data was also used to measure the disease's overall impact on the community. among the findings, 15% of latinos lost their jobs and 42% said they faced food insecurity. >>> santa clara county public health officials are holding three briefings a week on the covid-19 health crisis. today's briefing focused on the importance of early cancer detection, and screening in the latinx community. officials also addressed access to health services during the pandemic. the efforts are supported by groups like latinas contra cancer which continues its wo

london breed, it's a personal issue he he's talking about a bill that she along with oakland mayor libby schaaf and senator scott wiener pushing were built open safe injection sites in san francisco oakland and possibly other parts of the state is designed to provide drug users and addicts with what officials are calling a clean safe in judgment free setting. >>with medical personnel present to prevent overdose deaths. a problem that increased 70% in 2019 the sites will also provide a clean needles and access to recovery program senator wiener says it will serve as a harm reduction strategy while also improving conditions on our streets saying traditional prosecution simply doesn't work the war on drugs failed. >>and criminalizing addiction. it is not effective and in fact it makes the problem, worse. >>data science and facts show. that safe injection sites do not increase drug injection. drug trafficking. our crime. >>while the bill has been vetoed multiple times before senator scott wiener to presented to legislators when they reconvene hoping that it passes providing the same hopeful

sweeping and you know the pups parking restrictions, you know it's not being enforced oakland mayor libby schaaf and city council members will be announcing the details in a press conference that's happening later on this morning at 10:00am so we'll keep you posted. a video of a controversial arrest until larry county mother is now speaking out saying that her son who suffers from schizophrenia was been by canine she claims that the incident happened when she called the officers to get her son medical help. now we do want to warn you this video may be a little hard to watch a j keto has that story. cell phone video shows a by celia police canine biting a man in the face during an arrest tuesday afternoon. hi to keys as the one who called police the one behind the camera and the one who says she's devastated because this young man as her mentally ill son my heart broke >>when i saw the dog bite his face. and i couldn't really do anything about it. just standing there watching it happen. it's heartbreaking starting you off i'm sorry. >>he says her son 21 year-old jordan to tear us was havin

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mayor libby schaaf says who better than the coliseum staff to move crowds of people and cars around efficientlynd safely. we want to help you with your questions about the election. we have resources on everything from what's on your ballot to how to make sure your ballot stays secure and gets counted all on our website. just head to bay area.com/election guide. >>> a rough day on wall street as surging coronavirus cases sent the u.s. markets plunging. [ kbbell ringing ] >> that hard hat might have been the perfect accessory for today's free fall. the dow fell 943 points. investors concerned the rising cases here in the u.s. as well as the surge in europe will impact our global economy, leading to a major sell-off today. >>> a face to face meeting. that's what the family of oscar grant had with the los alamital district attorney today. a jury convicted an officer. another former b.a.r.t. officer involved in that shooting needs to go before a judge as well. melissa colorado has more. >> we have been denied the justice that we deserve for 11 years now. >> reporter: we all know it was the bullet f

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we want to bring in libby cantrell, head of u.s. public policy at pimco. it's great to see you. candidates, and specifically their tax plan and what you think it would do to the economy and i think it's important when we talk about the tax plan to also talk about the spending plan on the other end of it, because specifically, at least in the biden case, while there's taxes that are going to go up, there's also going to be a ton more spending and how you as an investor, and how the investment community should think about that >> yeah, yeah, thanks, andrew, nice to be with you. obviously i think that the picture is going to look quite different in biden were elected as it relates to both taxes and to spending. spending, as you mentioned, i think this is one of the reasons why the market has sort of swooned over the last few weeks or so. is there's an expectation for a lot of government spending, a lot of fiscal stimulus not only in kind of a covid relief bill. that's obviously being negotiated right now on capitol hill, but a big infrastructure program, a big kind of jobs program,

oakland mayor libby schaaf talked about it. >> i wear masks any time i leave the house. i have something like ten different masks, in my car, my purse, the house. i'm always sure to bring a mask when i heave the house. >> reporter: mayor schaaf went on to say she recently got her hair can you tell for the first time since the pandemic. she said she wanted to wait until it was safe to do so under local health orders. she xomtd she's running the of oakland from her living room. >>> california has hit a stark mile stone. 4 million acres burned. two dozen major fires continue. tis is already the worst fire season on record with 30 people killed. and the area that is sburnld larger than the state of connecticut. virtually all the damage has been done since mid-august. and cal fire is giving us a bird's eye view of the glass fire burning in napa and sonoma counties. they shared this video showing what one of the helicopters saw this afternoon as it flew over steep terrain. you can see smoke. >>> and the glass fire is just 6% contained after burning more than 60,000 acres. it d

mayor libby schaaf will be among those talking about those findings later this morning. >>> a huge votery voting. up next the brand-new numbers on voting right here in the golden state. >>> right here at home at levi's stadium, the big question is jimmy g's ankle, will it be good to go? let's talk about it when "today in the bay" continues. oscar the grouch here to tell you, yeah, you, to wear a mask out in public around other people. sure it'll keep you healthy. but more importantly, i won't have to see your happy smiling face. ugh. and if you don't want to wear a mask, i've just got one thing to tell you. scram, go away. ugh. caring for each other because we are all in this together. so wear a mask and have a rotten day, will ya? ugh. >>> it is 6:39. san jose, great job. we have a little bit of that haze, moderate air quality expected for today. a hot day ahead. mike? >>> vianey, unfortunately the b.a.r.t. delays are now 20 minutes out of the richmond station. the good news it hasn't changed. a problem on the tracks out of richmond. the bay bridge toll plaza to give you an idea how lig

. >> reporter: university sophomore libby clinger is up earl will i -- early on a saturday ready to roll getting people to get out to vote. >> there is a lot of enthusiasm to get out to vote especially in the critical year with everything going on in the pandemic. we are out here canvassing today. >> reporter: they are the diehards. saying everyone they know is voting. >> people are starting to recognize all of the different chaos within the political climate right now. that voting is the only real say that we can have. >> reporter: uva democrats are driving people to the polls. hunter hess waited with mav mave connic to vote. >> we've been doing it with first year students who don't know the process well. >> i don't know anyone who hasn't voted. >> reporter: on the lawn, voting is trendy. >> people post this, i voted. >> reporter: so you feel a little bit of pressure to vote? >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: young voters are a crucial part of the electorate and making up a large share of early voting across 14 key states compared to 2016. in wisconsin, early voting among young people is up

there were, i was on a program with libby i get to work for vice president pence and is now a a whistleblower about this whole process, and she said look, there were plenty of meetings and everybody knew how serious this was. the problem was at the top the fish rots from the head, and if the president isn't interested in governing how is the president believes in magical thinking come if the president thinks you can just wish away a crisis that is a threat to national security, you are in deep trouble. and we were and we are. >> it's very disturbing. it's also interesting to me that -- not on the same magnitude. [inaudible] -- did stand up in their own way to trump and that something -- jamal khashoggi. he very famously went to turkey right after the murder of jamal. met with the turks, listen to the tapes -- saudi arabia, did investigation on the ground in turkey but he is something of a turkey specialist. and then she came back and she testified on the hill that the saudis were responsible for the murder of khashoggi. she didn't testify in public and she never said in public -- gene hester