meanwhile in michael bay's movie, you have a virtual reality where the couples meet.et virtually, they have a virtual relationship. we talked about this, zoom meetings with masks on, there's one person in particular i want to say should have worn an entire face mask if you know what i mean and of course other people are suggesting that people wear masks during sex -- virtual marriage? how do you make a virtual baby? what would a virtual baby look like? >> tucker: i don't know, i'm pretty sure it's sexist of you to doubt that it's possible but that's just me. great to see you, thank you. no one wants to say the truth which is a secular society cannot handle a pandemic like this because a secular society denies that death is real and when it's in your face, people melt down. the president issued an executive order to make it easier to fire federal workers, you're more likely to die in a federal job and you are to be fired to. a new documentary called to the plot against the president details how national security officials worked to oust their boss behind the scenes, he

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. >> michael gorge, cbs news, new york. >> how bay corny joke like what's a ghost's favorite dessert? ice cream. >> yeah, i know, not that funny, that is the cbs weakened news for this sunday. coming up, 60 minutes and interviews with both presidential candidates and their running mates, i'm jamie >>> now at 6:00 a live look outside. powerful winds expected to blast the bay area. the critical window that could ignite wildfires. >>> pg&e just minutes away from giving us an update on the safety shutoffs as the utility begins to cut power to thousands of customers. >>> i'm john ramos in the berkeley hills where a warning to preevacuate the area for fire danger has a lot of people wondering what to do. we'll have that story coming up. >>> and good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the bay area bracing for the most dangerous fire conditions of the year. let's take a live look outside where winds are starting to pick up and could be strong enough to topple trees and send branches into power lines. that has prompted pg&e to cut power to thousands of

nbc's garrett haake in green bay, wisconsin, michael memoli in des moines, iowa. also joining our conversation, yamiche alcindor and eli stokols from the "l.a. times." let's start in florida, one of the most important states in this race. politico reporting that democrats in miami-dade county are sounding the alarm before weaker voter turnout than expected. i want to take you to ellison barber in one second. before we get to florida, i want to turn to garrett haake. garrett, tell us what's going on where you are in this final stretch. >> stephanie, wisconsin is the one that got away for democrats four years ago. they lost this state to donald trump by only 23,000 votes. four times that many people can go to a packers game at lambeau field on any given sunday. that's how narrow the margin was. democrats think this is a state they can flip. the issue is the one more favorable for joe biden. that's the coronavirus. the president getting hammered on his response here. he's under water in the recent polling for his response to the virus. and it is surging here. the pos

michael saying no. all right, thank you everybody for joining us for this us special edition of inside bay area politics. want to thank our analyst thank you for joining us.

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bay area. the lookouts are now no stopping zones between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. michael hunt says that engines will patrol the east bay hills. >> we want to keep people away from the grizzly peak corridor door not only because any spark can cause a major wildfire but we want to make sure that there is an open roadway for first responders to navigate in the event of a medical or wildfire emergency. >>>nothing in the wind but the main concerns are in sonoma county's. >> yes. this looks like a fairly calm one. our pattern is going to begin to shift. that's expected to bring on a bit more wind. it was very, at the start of the morning then as the morning progressed it did get a bit breezy. in and around the bay area it's just as warm as yesterday. i do see numbers a few degrees cooler so perhaps saving off a few degrees. we aren't expecting record- breaking temperatures. the heat advisory continues until 8:00 p.m. this evening. the red flag warning in the santa cruz mountains until tomorrow morning. the forecast for you reads upper 70s over areas of pacifica. but some areas

>>all right welcome back to our special edition of inside bay area politics, i'm catherine heenan along with our analyst michael yaki david mckeown jonathan madison. >>yes, we knew the president was going to target biden's family his son hunter in particular in a quite a bit of time on that maybe the bigger question how well did biden handle it. and is this story actually going to hurt biting with undecided voters and michael will go back to you. >>i think that people don't care quite frankly very much, what hunter biden and i really don't think that that that that to as much support i think the president's attempts continued attempts to try and steer into this. i think we're it's almost self-defeating and i think that biden had a good comeback when he said basically said shows your tax return and sport or stop talking about corruption. but i think that what we're what we're looking at here is it's all about the pandemic and i think what david said is right the first the first 22 minutes we're about the pandemic or about about the virus by traded, jack she steered the questions back to a lot a lot during that t

bay area. we spoke with celebrity chef michael mena, who says her impact will live on for generations to come.> she introduced, you know, san francisco and a lot of the united states to that level of chinese, you know, of that style of cooking that really, i think, opened everyone's eyes. like what julia childs did with french food. >> the mandarin moved from its original polk street location to ghirardelli square before it was sold in 1996. her son continued the family tradition, creating the successful restaurant chain p.f. changs. we interviewed cecilia back in 2018. you can watch the full interview on our website. >>> silicon valley in the hot seat as tech leaders took what sometimes was pointed questions from senators. the hearing pressured the ceo of google, mark zuckerberg of facebook, and jack dorsey of twitter to defend how they police their own content. republicans accusing them of deliberately suppressing conservative views, which the executives deny. zuckerberg pointed out that his platform alerted the fbi to the plot to kidnap michigan's governor. >> i think it was about six month

well host of inside bay area politics catherine heenan ouster political analyst michael yaki about why we should believe any polls after so many of them are just wrong from back in 2016. >>i think that what happened though is that pollsters who. got caught with their. i didn't really didn't really account for the trump surge among whites non-college educated voters and what you see which you've seen this time is probably almost an over correction on that point. >>we'll keep in mind the last republican presidential candidate to carry california was george h w bush that was back in 1988. to the east coast sea have plans to travel anytime around now. >>you might actually have to have ad on 2 weeks to your schedule to self quarantine that's right. well, california is back on the quarantine list in new york, new jersey connecticut, the quarantine applies to anyone that's traveling from an area with a positive test rate that's higher than 10 per 100,000 residents so california was first put on the list back in june and then removed last month but now it's back on the list again. who has all

michael landrum, an infectious specialist in green bay, wisconsin. so the u.s. surgeon general himself is warning the state in coping with the spike in cases. is it safe for the president to be holding a rally there right now? >> well, i would say to that, you know, what we're telling everybody in the community here in green bay and northeast wisconsin is that we're seeing an unprecedented number of cases in the community. rates now approximately three to four times what they were during the course of the summer. and it's spreading quite quickly. so we're telling people they shouldn't be having any kind of indoor or outdoor gatherings with people outside of the people that they actually live with at home. so we're really trying to minimize contact and so, you know, a large gathering is just not recommended at this time. >> what would be the more helpful message coming from the president? >> what we really need is a strong, unified, nonpartisan, apolitical message that really tells people that what they need to do to be safe and how we are in a terrible situation

michael. thank you. you have been on this diligently from the beginning. >>> a recent court ruling has put a key piece of san francisco bay shoreline back on the radar of environmental groups. we're talking about the cargill salt ponds in newark. the ruling could ultimately help transform the area. >> reporter: many people looking across the cargill salt ponds in redwood city probably see a bleached and barren landscape stretching from the shoreline like giant bed sheets. but save the bay director david louis sees smelgs, a historic opportunity. >> so we now know salt ponds like this can be restored to tidal marsh in san francisco bay. ponds just like this on the napa river have been restored tidal marsh. >> reporter: advocates are hoping a recent court decision can help kickstart a new drive to restore the marsh. the area has been the focus of an ongoing debate ever since its owner, cargill, proposed filling in a section to build housing. that plan suffered a setback when a court ruled the marsh falls under protections of the clean water act. louis and others are now counting on cargill to settle or donate the land. >> t

>>trump supporter in the bay area little bit different and we want to bring michael into this conversation michael what does this mean for the former vice president joe biden he has adopted a new tone today in terms of messaging and in terms of the attacks on the president do you think could help the president in some way how do you think this affects the big picture election. >>this is an instance where there is opportunity and danger 9 of not talking the physical danger and to the health of the president over the political danger to the president he has been trying mightily over the past to 3 months talk about anything but the pandemic talk about law and order but voter fraud about im are immigrants immigration anything that can take away from the fact that people do and then join the american people blame him for the fact that 200,000 americans have died because of the pandemic now the opportunity comes from the fact that as someone is now suffering from it does that triggered that bet empathy gene that everyone thinks that he doesn't quite have and as a result for example and kelly mar

bay area. upon grizzly part peek at the rim of the hills, there are no stopping zones between 10:00 am and 6:00 p.m., to stop people from gathering there. michael hunt said roving engines will patrol the east bay hills. >> we want to keep people away from the skyline boulevard grizzly peak card are, not only because any spark could cause a major wildfire but also, we want to make sure there is an open, easily accessible roadways for first responders to navigate in the event of a medical or wildfire emergency. >> wildfires are threatening transmission lines across the state, the state grid operator has called for a flex alert between the hours of 3:00 and 10:00 p.m. the california iso has partnered with pg&e to get the word out, spokesperson tamara sarkisian says rollout is key to avoid outages like what we had in august. >> of the temperatures are hot, we got the fires going, there are a lot of elements that dude pose challenges, but if people pitching between the hours of 3:00 and 10:00, that is something which can make a huge difference. >> some tips include using a fan instead of air conditioning, and turn off lights and other appliances whe

michael finney joins us in building a better bay area team coverage on a new way to holiday. >> it's during the pandemic, it's hard to get your hands on simple things. >> he's been good so far >> reporter: he picked up a golden retriever from a breeder two weeks ago. >> it's nice to come home to the stress relievereliever. he's a calming influence. >> reporter: jonathan prepaid four figures to be put on a waiting list for reicher back 13 months a i go. since then, he says the price has doubled and the wait for a puppy from a breeder increased to two years. >> we were expecting a hand full of months at best, maybe six. we had no idea it would be this long. >> reporter: the demand for puppies since the pandemic has surged. it's not just breeders but shelters, which can't supply enough puppies to keep up with the demand since the pandemic. >> i think we've maybe had 15 puppies since the beginning of the year that have come in through our shelter. >> reporter: the peninsula humane society says it's that way all around the bay area. it's the same at the family dog project in san francisco

so to signal the start, the navy's uss michael monsour spent friday night in the san rancisco bay southf the bay bridge and left saturday morning. fleet week events will be virtual this year because of covid-19. there's not going to be the blue angels air show that we look forward to or any tours of any ships. but organizers are expected to release more information in the coming days. >>> the carrousel at san francisco' pr isisororime o at about 35% to 40% of what they were before the pandemic. some nights the sixg dining the 80% of the maximum allowed capacity. of course there are very few out of state and international tourists now so people coming to pier 39 tend to be people living within driving distance. >>> we have an update on that mountain lion cub rescued in the zog fire. the cub is now being called captain cow. the oakland zoo sent out this video. cal fire found the little guy last week. his feet badly burned in the flames. vets removed the damaged skin from his paws and wrapped him again so they can keep healing. they say right now he's drinking a lot of formula. if you want

. >>> i'm dan >>> 7 on your side michael finney takes you inside an edd fraud. you're going to hear from two baya residents who say they were asked to take part in a cri crime. >> announcer: this is abc 7 news. >>> a new step in the presidential election. san mateo county began opening and processing mail in ballots today but the i-team is reporting duplicate voters sent out. a single voter receiving a second or third ballot. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> one vote there received a second ballot is worried this may be an example of potential problems with the election

michael? >> hey, larry, kristen. if you're out and about, you see most people have their masks with them here in the bay area, but are they wearing them correctly? are they wearing them so it's best for them? consumer reports has a few tips you might want to hear. fogged up glasses, ear irritation and even acne. these are just some of the annoyances that can come with wearing a mask. >> wearing masks is essential to slowing the spread of covid-19. but that doesn't mean you have to put up with some of the annoyances that can come from wearing them. there are some simple solutions. >> if you wear glasses or sunglasses and are constantly fogging up, a mask with a wire sewn in at the top is your best bet. pinch the top of your mask so that it fits the shape of your nose. next, tighten the sides for a snug fit. you can also apply an anti-fogging solution to your lens or try wearing your glasses on top of your mask. are you suffering from mask acne? >> when you wear your mask for a long period of time, you sweat, which can cause bacteria to build up. that can lead to acne. first, make sure your face and your mask are both

about the swing states as show him with a lead the host of inside bay area politics catherine heenan asked our political analyst michael yaki why we should believe any polls after so many of them will wrong back in 2016. >>i think that what happened though is that pollsters who. got caught with their. i didn't really didn't really account for the trump surge among whites non-college educated voters and what you see which you've seen this time is probably almost an over correction on that point. >>the last republican presidential candidate to win california was george h w bush back in 1988. coming up fanduel's target a black woman's campaign signs in northern california, how she's standing up against hateful messages that were written over her name. >>and what police are doing about plus what we know about the netflix limited series about colin kaepernick's life. >>and before we go to break want to take a live look over east l a where the or the dodgers fans are celebrating. >>and one concerned by fire officials in los angeles they have a red flag warning in that area. you can see fireworks being set off in the streets

bay area is about to play. >>> here's a pandemic problem i did not see coming, a puppy shortage. i'm michaelhune. 7 on your side is coming up. >>> and hurricane zeta slams the gulf coast, the warning to residents who may be feeling storm fatigue. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, i'll have the latest on zeta plus a look at our local weather and how low temperatures go by morning. >>> first a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >>> let's spend we time. >> you watch the show do you? >> from time to time i do, yes, yes. >> what are the circumstances that cause you to watch? official ballot drop box near need to fiyou?he closest just visit vote.ca.gov to find your nearest location. then drop off your ballot. your vote will be secure and counted. there are other ways to vote too. just return your vote-by-mail ballot at your voting location or mail it back. or you can vote safely in-person during early voting or on election day. vote the way you're most comfortable - but vote by 8pm on november 3rd. they all endorse yes on prop 25. to end unfair, unjust, discriminatory mone

bay area is about to play. >>> here's a pandemic problem i did not see coming, a puppy shortage. i'm michaelhune. 7 on your side is coming up. >>> and hurricane zeta slams the gulf coast, the warning to residents who may be feeling storm fatigue. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, i'll have the latest on zeta plus a look at our local weather and how low temperatures go by morning. >>> first a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >>> let's spend we time. >> you watch the show do you? >> from time to time i do, yes, yes. >> what are the circumstances that cause you to watch? [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> a pioneer in san franci

. >> reporter: public art director michael old ripley says the city was spending millions in the south bay hub. so, in 2019, third district councilman raul secured a $100,000 grant to fund painting murals. >> we are trying to change the attitude of the people who are living in that neighborhood, and to ensure they have a sense of ownership and responsibility for their safety, further streets, for what it looks like in their environment and their neighborhood. >> reporter: a team of 75 artists are doing similar work, taking what were once targets for taggers and turning them into pieces of art. >> it takes an area of the city that is, in a way, sort of in a stasis and activates it, it can create a place, a destination. >> reporter: the outward change produces a positive change inside. >> what we know from a variety of research projects, an environment can impact mood and uplift folks. >> reporter: it will take him two months to complete all four murals here, highlighting a little-known link from downtown to southern neighborhoods as a corridor honoring cultures of old. >> you are turning a

bay area. >>> holiday deliveries could be a challenge this year. i'm michaelir 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 celebration tonight at the white house. moments ago amy coney barrett was officially sworn in as an associate justice of the supreme court by president trump. tomorrow chief justice john roberts will administer the judicial oath to barrett at the court. she would then be able to begin working immediately. earlier tonight the republican-led senate confirmed the 48-year-old barrett by a 52-48 vote margin. >> she is one of our nation's most brilliant legal scholars and she will make an outstanding justice on the highest court in our land. >> even though we judges don'

bay seems like three-run shot. he is pumped up. i got talked a lot of trash next ending its michael brantley making history this solo shot sets a division series record 23rd home run combined for both teams. in the series and only 4 games and also after the extend that lead 64. houston was score 3 more to make it 94 then in the 7th jose puts the finishing touches on this one a 2 run blast to center at 11 for astros they scored a couple times in the 9th, but it was not enough once again oakland comes up short in the playoffs. their season is over they dropped the series 3 games to one. the astros advance to the american league championship series. they get the last laugh hear from bob melvin after the game. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning kind of derailed a little bit and then we just couldn't hold him down after that unfortunately. >>we're just 3 days ahead of kickoff and niners fans are still everywhere eagerly awaiting the status of jimmy garoppolo he pra

hot play at the plate and bless the frankie montas fastball back over the bay bridge 3 shot home run 5, 3, astro's next any. michael brantley makes history this solo shot sets a division series record 23rd home run combined for the 2 teams in this series. afterthe extend that lead to 6 for houston which were 3 more to make it 94 then in the 7th. jose puts the finishing touches on this one a 2 run blast 11 for astros the a's scored a couple of times in the 9th, but it wasn't enough. once again oakland comes up short in the playoffs, the astro's get the last laugh, there's a lot of chatter leading up to this series. let's hear from bob melvin after the game. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we felt really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well i had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning kind of derailed a little bit and then we just couldn't hold him down after that unfortunately. >>we're just 3 days ahead of kickoff and niners fans everywhere are still eagerly awaiting the status of jimmy garoppolo you practice again today in a lim

. >>> i'm dan >>> 7 on your side michael finney takes you inside an edd fraud. you're going to hear from two bay area residents who say they were asked to take part in a cri crime. >> announcer: this is abc 7 news. >>> a new step in the presidential election. san mateo county began opening and processing mail in ballots today but the i-team is reporting duplicate voters sent out. a single voter receiving a second or third ballot. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> one vote there received a second ballot is worried this may be an example of potential problems with the election the president has been raising. dan was asked to investigate and he is live with answers tonight, dan. >> dan and ama, most experts agree the amount of voter fraud is very small compared to the 156 million people expected to vote this year. still, it's worth checking out every complaint. she came to this country taijuan and became a u.s. citizen. she's concerned about following the rules in this very important election but look, she's received two ballots, exact same spelling of her name and address. when you got

that person was hit as michael chapman and stuck struck by that foam the time he was later arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment and of obstructing an officer. >>to the south bay now santa clara county residents impacted by recent wildfires can pre-register for disaster calfresh starting today disaster calfresh provides food benefits in the form of an electronic benefit transfer or ebt card that can be used to grocery stores and other qualifying locations, individuals or families who lived or worked in santa clara county between august 14th and september 12 may be also eligible for food benefit. if money was lost from work because of the wildfire or related power outages. >>also in the south bay, the man on your screen is accused of sexually assaulting several. people while he was a house manager at hopes sober living in san jose. according to the report at least 4 victims have reported assaults allegedly committed by the 32 year-old suspect justin abraham lopez police arrested lopez down and sherman oaks southern california. he is now waiting. extradition to santa clara county anyone with information involving lopez is asked to call san jose police. still to

michael? >> ama, dion, i know you're both homeowners, so this strikes really close to home, as it does for most of us here in the bayow, you could be doing everything right at your home to keep wildfires at bay, but if your neighbors aren't, you still pay more for insurance. well, in mill valley, they're hoping to come up with a plan to change that. battalion chief michael st. john goes on a home hazard inspection with longtime resident maggie lam. she's in the middle of a high-growth area where the risk of fire is higher. st. john wants to minimize that risk. >> all we can do is improve conditions. we're not going to be able to eliminate the fire threat to the community or this house. >> reporter: maggie says she's spoken to neighbors whose insurance has been cancelled due to the high fire risk. she doesn't want to be next. >> i'm very concerned about losing insurance. and that's why i it was very helpful to have chief st. john come and give us guidelines about what we can do. >> reporter: simple guidelines like sweep agway leaves from the home. in a fire leaves and vegetation can fuel embers to spread the fire qui

our post roundtable discussion you're going to see tom and michael once again chatting with kron four's catherine heenan the host of inside. >>a bay >>some of music's biggest names to hollywood legends man well. quite says that it was luck love and a calling that led him to design clothes for the most famous people in the world and today, he's 87 years old and still stitching away at his boutique in nashville. we've got stephanie langston with his story. >>for more than half a century man wells found his home behind a sewing machine i went inside funding issue. >>and i was to sit there born in mexico that quote cullman me on one of 12 children he started making his own closed, but the time he was 7. >>and prom dresses at the age of 12 i think the first sickly you was 125 and from there on one 30503. his success paid well and then 19 he graduated from the university of mexico. his journey soon leading him to california. we started working with side of war. taylor to the rat pack perfecting fits for names like frank sinatra and while flourished in america, finding himself working alongside new t known for his rhinestone covered suit

our live newscast, breaking news and weather with our new abc7 bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. >>> hi, everyone. michaelmany of you are waiting for your unemployment or covid-19 payments. i asked the edd what is going on. why can't our viewers get their money? >> a number of different things that could impact someone's eligibility. >> 7 on your side got your e-mails. hundreds of e-mails all about the edd and you deserve better. that's why i promised to keep asking the tough questions and getting answers. so, stay with us and we'll we make it a mission to understand how you live. then, we make choices. ♪ ♪ choices to make beautiful homes smart, which is beautiful. ♪ ♪ we also make beautiful things more affordable. ♪ ♪ we try to make choices to put back what we take out. oh! and we can also make kitchen fronts out of plastic bottles now. so why do we choose to make things the way we do? because the better the choices we make in here, the better off we'll all be out there. ikea. make the dream yours. >>> it's 6:54. if you're just joining us seven things to know. the justice department has filed an anti-tru

bay families are making them work. >> a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama, i'm here, you're here, let's do it. >> michael stepped right in front of me and took the charge and kobe standing above him and michael looked up and said everybody in the building knew you weren't going to pass. >>> new details tonight. police are investigating a burglary at the san francisco zoo after an endangered animal turned up missing this morning. abc 7 news reporter kate larson explained why police are hopeful the public can help locate a missing lemur. >> i just couldn't believe it. why would anybody want a lemur? >> it's a question a lot of people are asking after a male ring tailed lemur disappeared from the san francisco zoo. >> i was out there yesterday and everything seemed perfectly normal. >> reporter: former zoo member provides funding for the lipman forest where he lives with 18 other lemurs. >> they're incredibly rare animals, endangered, they're not easy to take care of. >> reporter: mocki was accounted for tuesday night but wednesday morning was missing. in june, two kangaroos were found dead in the exhibit.

michael. >>> well, it education week here at abc 7 news as we work to build a better bay area. pandemic learning pods went from unknown to normal. tonight, see how some south bay families are making it work. . >>> you have less than 30 minutes left to get your election questions answered live on our abc 7 news facebook page. abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz is hosting a q and a session with experts. log on to get your the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>> all this week we're focussing efforts to built a better bay area on the status of education. pandemic pods may be a buzz word phrase now but a couple of months ago, they were brand-new with many parents asking how do they do that? how do they

from the tampa bay rays and he's the guy who basically set up the formula the race used to consistently be contenders without a whole lot of money michael call center thank you so much for its imus that will have plenty more from mike in the coming days and weeks on show. now outgoing barcelona president joseph maria bazza mia claims he accepted proposals for the club to join a european super league discussions about the league to remain at an early stage though parts and i was facing a vote of no confidence after more than $20000.00 club members signed a motion to remove impassive face events in the european champions league a little later on and choose their own madrid scored twice in the final minutes to grab a point against brazil much england but goals from karim benzema are in their customary securing at city drop the 13th time champion cement rail avoided losing 4 consecutive european matches for the 1st time in their history but their bottom of group b. after 2 games 8 games on choose the running champions bon munich beating welcome most of moscow c one liverpool beat danish champions f.c. mitchell and more defensive injury prob

bay area politics. >>says one of our political analyst says some surprising thoughts on the subject catherine yes, uprising and kind of dramatic. this is interesting advice are political analyst michael yaki says that he has a message for some of the governors of the swing states, including michigan and that includes the use of the national guard. >>they should consider having the national guard are ready to deploy on election night not not at the polls. >>action night for the purposes of protecting the local county clerks and registrars and the search state's office where the ballots are going be going to be tabulated and county because of this count drags on. by some social media could be for an interaction could be the president word gets out that those ballots being counted are all fraudulent manipulated or illegal. there there's a very substantial real likelihood that people. my train take matters into their own hands and local county clerks and registers are just not equipped to deal with that north. neither local police i'm i'm concerned i think that governor should be ready. and and i i call it deployed to the church to let the ballot kerik going peacefully without interrupti

michael tunnels has worked with us before as part of the venture on the bay tunnel project. >> thank you. >> commissioner: i want to know why such a big discrepancy in pricing. one was 67 and one was 139. can you give us an idea. maybe it's not big. it seems $30 million -- >> it's hard to tell because flat iron has worked before and they were the second bidder and have the higher bid. maybe they put in more in their estimate because they realize how difficult the project is. i'm not certain. they did get a pre-construction walk through. they were we did schedule for them to go to the site. there's a considerable amount of work outside the tunnel as well. it could in flat iron anticipated additional work that maybe michael did not. we can't tell. >> commissioner: thank you. colleagues, any further discussion? madame secretary will you open it up for public comment, please. >> members of the public comment who wish to make two minutes of public comment on item 12 dial 1-415-655-001. meeting i.d. 146 534 1295, ##. to raise your hand to speak press star 3. >> this is chief executive offi

bay families are making them work. >> a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama, i'm here, you're here, let's do it. >> michael stepped right in front of me and took the charge and kobe standing above him and michael looked up and said everybody in the building knew you weren't going to pass. the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. the last time yourrop 25 property tawhat?l went down? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a

michael hunt at the oakland fire department told me earlier, as of 8:30 about 10,000 oakland residents are without power due to psps >>> the winds are making up speed around the north bay and residents are finding themselves in the dark again. we are live in santa rosa with the latest. >> reporter: i am and oakmont. this is and eastern santa rosa and it was hit hard by the fire last month. the glass fire. they are in the target of a potential fire overnight if the winds really start to do their thing. right now the winds have picked up. i want to show you the leaves above me. at times we have seen it gust. it is loud. it has been a howling at times. let me show you some video from the santa rosa fire department posted on instagram. you can see the mess. canopies and furniture blow to the ground. this happened tonight. officials are telling folks to prepare for the worst. watching the world series by candlelight. he is a survivor of the tubs fire of 2017. his house in fountain view was destroyed. she is relocated to the oakmont neighborhood, which got hit by the glass fire last month. tonight oakmont is in the dark. pg&e has set up the power because fire division look b

we're working to build a better bay area by looking at a changed holiday season and there have been so many changes. here is michaelney with a look at how travel has been impacted, michael, and it's been impacted in a significant way. >> travel is actually beginning to come back, at least a little bit. last week we had one day with more than 1 million passengers went through u.s. airports. so, the travel deals are there. people are beginning to travel, should you be one of them? ♪ ♪ >> airlines bleeding money. employees laid off by the thousands. passengers kicked off jets for not wearing masks. >> everybody has a right! >> ireland locks down again. ♪ ♪ >> what a great time to book a trip to the emerald. >> yes. yes. this year has been so rough that i was just like i told my husband, i need to book the flight. i need something to look forward to. >> courtney spent just shy of $1,000 on june flights to dublin for her and her husband. her husband isn't so sure this is a great idea, but courtney has a lot of experts on her side. she booked through scotts cheap flights so let's hear what the scott has to say. >> people

plate and blast that frankie montas basketball over the bay bridge for what it seems big broken hit hard, he's talking trash to next endings michael brantley makes history. this solo shot sets a division series record 23rd home run combine for both teams in the series in only 4 games 6 astros i'm sorry extend that lead to 2. houston was score 3 more times to making 9, 4, then jose out puts the finishing touches on this one that's like one big bro get you in a headlock and didn't do anything. the a's scored a couple of times in 9th inning but it was not enough. they come up short again big brother gets the last laugh, let's hear from bob melvin after the game. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning kind of derailed a little bit and then we just couldn't hold him down after that unfortunately. >>all righty we're just 3 days ahead of kickoff and niners fans everywhere are eagerly awaiting the status of jimmy garoppolo he practice again today in a limited capaci

bay area women documentdoc documenting the environments. >>> are you ready for amazon prime day? you will be. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side is straight ahead. they do one of the most deven in normal times.s, our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. for all of us. 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. >>> are you ready for next week's big sell. it set for october 13th and 14th. m

bay bridge three-run shot. he is hyped up he talked a lot of trash is 5, 3, next ending michael brantley makes history get this folks this home run ceci division series record with 23 home runs combined for both teams in the series and it was only a 4 games astro's extend that lead to 64 houston would score 3 more times to make it 94 then in the 7th inning jose out today puts the finishing touches on this one, they're waving goodbye to oakland a's scored a couple of runs. late in the 9th, but it was not enough once again aides come up short their seasons over they lose 3 games to one astro's advance to the american league championship series they get the last laugh, let's hear from bob melvin. >>ramones homerun felt like a 1000 run homer the time we feel really good about where we're going frankie was pitching really well had good stuff, good below good breaking ball. and then all of a sudden a beginning kind of derailed a little bit and then we just couldn't hold him down after that unfortunately. >>it was a good season nonetheless already we're just 3 days ahead of kickoff and niners fans everywhere are stil

bay area and across the state. >>> plus the state's unemployment agency is in the hot seat. 7 on your side's michael finney explaiogram to fight climate change. >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> that breaking news is about this solemn moment. a mother and two sons leaving the hospital where a husband, father, and firefighter was pronounced dead. earlier the body of jason cortez was taken from san francisco general with a procession. you can see firefighters and first responders lightning the route. >> so emotional. on the ground you see one colleague kneeled. he appeared to be overcome with emotion. others lined up and saluted as the procession passed by. right now cortez's body is about to arrive at the san francisco medical examiner's office. this is a live look from streets nearby. 3rd

. >>> and fleet week in the bay area will look different this year because of the pandemic. to signal the start the navy's class destroyer the uss michaell monsiuer saled under the golden gate bridge and will depart today. there will be no ship tour or in person gatherings for this year's event. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, with the president's positive covid-19 case he now joins a small group of foreign leaders who also contracted the virus. why many say this is wakeup call. >>> and election security. the concerns about just how acwit it will be in november. california's attorney general is outlining how he'll ensure a fair election. they do one of the most deven in normal times.s, our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. for all of us. >>> this is not a matter of politics. it's a bracing reminder

bay. what some are doing could put people and property in danger. >> get set for a huge round of rate increases in homeowners insurance. i'm michael finney. with the cost of wildfires coming up. >> i'm meteorologist sandy ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmentally-friendly way of baking breads. our ingredients are farmed per strict usda organic standards. our bakeries are powered by renewable wind energy. and we support environmental causes through 1% for the planet. oroweat organic bread. great taste that's sustainably baked. and now, introducing our super delicious and nutritious organic kids bread featuring disney's mickey mouse and minnie mouse! >>> exclusive video from the abc7news i-team private firefighters detained by the chp and cal-fire are now under investigation for possibly setting illegal backfires. we've been investigating in napa county and hykaing with cruise extinguishing hot spots in the glass fire. it's a story you'll only see on abc7news. >> these illegal backfires can be dangerous if private contractors don't inform the incident command p

and the first item is an update of the december 2018 bay delta plan amendment and voluntary agreement negotiations with the state. we'll have michael carlin, deputy general manager michael carlin to give you an update. >> good afternoon, president maxwell, commissioners. today's update will be kind of short since we have only had one meeting since the last time i've updated you with the state teams. the issues still remaining on the table center around dry and critical water and habitat improvements. habitat improvements was the subject of a technical meeting that was held with the state team last week. it revolves around the fact that we had proposed in our voluntary agreement to activate 80 acres of the flood plain habitat in the spring -- -- it's a lot of water, and the state team is asking for 160 acres of flood plain habitat that would be activated at a lower level of 500 to 100cff, that's cuber feet per second. we are having a discussion why the switch by the state team, what is the rationale behind it, what is it that you're trying to hope to achieve. we've had one discussion with them and we're trying to raise the second di

the coast. 70s around the bay. 80s inland. 40s in the deepest north bay valleys. 60s and 70s with the fire threat in the hills. >>> michaeli don't want you to forget about the free taco. so just remember this. this is me running down the road for the free tacos. see? does that help? >> run to the polls too. we have 13 days until the election. seven days until free tacos. we'll be right back. tion. seven days until free tacos. we'll be right back. until i fout actually was. dust mite droppings? ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lock away gross dust. nice! for dust on my floors, i switch to sweeper. the heavy duty cloths reach deep in grooves to grab, trap and lock dust bunnies... no matter where they hide. no more heebie jeebies. phhhhew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint

michael. >> stay right there. we'll be right back. >>> good morning. i'm kumasi aaron. in the east bay oakland and one northbound lane at dixon landing road . there are from 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. monday through friday. now, let's check in with mike. >> thank you very much, kumasi. hi, everybody. let's check in on the air quality. it's been awful all morning and very unhealthy in napa. you can see orange and red throughout the rest of the neighborhoods. it's going to remain unhealthy through tuesday. also, we've got the heat away from the coast through 8:00 today. moderate risk of heat illness and we have the fire danger through 6:00 tomorrow above 1,000 feet. cooler weather this weekend. cooler weather this weekend. the smoke lingers until a taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyft, doordash

michael, thank you. the amount of issues has been unbelievable. >>> well, a former pro football player has just been nominated to california's highest court. and he has a lot of bayes. yo about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> a san franciscan has been nominated to the california supreme court. justice martin jenkins grew up in the ingleside district and played pro football. >> reporter: before tackling updates on covid-19 and the state's wildfires, governor newsom said he was ready to fill the vacancy on the california supreme court caused by the retirement of justice ming chen. >> as a lawyer and a judge, he's built an irreproachable reputation as a person of fortitude and fairness. a man of inner strength, grace and compassio. >> reporter: his nominee, justice martin jenkin

michael. >>> the pandemic has changed a lot of holiday traditions like outdoor ice rinks. tonight, you'll hear from the people behind >>> the pandemic caused the cancellation of a lot of events in the bay area. outdoor ice skating rinks are a bay area holiday tradition by the first week of november, union scare wouu unsquare would look like a winter wonderland but this year the traditions are put on ice. >> during the winter, a lot of people look forward to going ice skating. this might be the first year a lot of people won't have the traditions and it can be hard. >> reporter: conner spence decided not to open this year. >> if somebody got sick at my rink or my staff, i would feel horrid. i don't want to cause anybody any harm. >> reporter: like nor cal ice, none of the usual outdoor ice skating rinks in the bay area are open thing year including embarcadero or santa clara, san mateo, napa, marin and walnut creek. safety is one run. money is the other. it costs nor cal ice $200,000 to operate the rink. >> in years past, i would usually cycle through 500 to 600 skaters on a busy day. if you cut that down by 25, 30%, there is no way to afford the equipment and staffing required to opera

8.30 political analyst michael yaki we'll talk about all of this and what it means for the election just now 25 days away. >>all right, let's bring attention back here to the bay area, it's been 3 years since the deadly tubbs fire ripped through the north bay killing 22 people in burning through 36,000 acres, one of the hardest hit areas, coffee park in santa rosa and kron four's will tran is there this morning taking a look at the rebuilding process. well. >>i want to show you what's going on as far as the rebuilding process you can see construction workers are showing up now look at that truck with the headlights he was out there just a few moments ago, looking at the live here because homes are here are but some homes are still being built as we speak look at that one right there look at that beautiful home construction workers are there there's an empty lot at this location as well. it's slowly but surely getting back to normal but i can tell you things will never be the same in fact we have video into the kron 4 news room just a few moments ago this is the city of santa rosa. this the fire department that mayor at 7.30. so this is about 35 minutes ago the