montana deserves better. i was in fort bend and over the weekend and we had a group of about 100 folks in a setting. i asked them how many of you have kids or grandkids that no longer live here in the state of montana? and it was tragic, but virtually every hand in that audience went up. folks, even before this covid crisis started, we have been exporting beef, grain, and our kids. i've spent my entire career creating jobs, putting people to work. i'm looking forward, our comeback plan lays it out. we need to reduce the red tape in helena. we need to invest in trades education. we need to increase our processing capacity for the egg community -- ag community. john: now we will open it up for a chance of rebuttals, follow-ups and direct questions. we will start this segment with lieutenant governor cooney. mr. cooney: it is not surprising that talks broke down in washington today, because washington is broken. that is not how you get things done. my opponent has been a part of this problem. he has voted the pa

next, a debate between candidates and montana. this was sponsored by montana pbs. vote 2020,pbs, montana governors debate. production support was provided by the greater montana foundation, encouraging communication on issues, trends, and values of importance to montana. from the montana pbs studios on montanaus of university. >> good evening, welcome to montana's debate. >> we would like to welcome listeners joining us across the state. we utilize our inclusion requirements which are available on our website. the candidates meeting the criteria are here tonight. republican congressman and montana's lieutenant governor, democrat mike cooney. we appreciate having everyone here in person. we are safely distance. and ready for a good debate. >> each candidate will have an initial 90 seconds to answer each question. then there will be a chance for rebuttal and follow-up questions. debateill finish the with a 92nd closing statement from each candidate. let's start with a topic that montana continues to deal with. seeing a recent spike and covid-19 cases. just today, the

went to montana's u.s. senate seats us out of of us senator currently at $174,000 per year now it's time to meet the candidate. >> the governor was born in missoula and grew up in helena and earned his law degree from columbia university and works in the. in his career he worked in private practice as an attorney and assistant attorney general for the state of montana. and then as governor in 2012 and 2016. as governor working with both democrats and republicans to expand affordable healthcare to strengthen the economy he and his wife lisa have three children. steve day's grew up in bozeman has a degree from montana state university with a 20 year career in the sector before he was elected to congress including one dozen years as an executive the bozeman software development firm that created more than 500 high paying montana jobs elected in 2012 as montana's only house representative and one election to the senate in 2014 he says he has been recognized as one of the most effective and bipartisan members of

senate debate here on the montana television network. yes, our focus today is montana's 2020 u.s.enate race one of the most closely watched in the entiremo country and it looks to be on track to become the most expensive political race in montana history. the general election of courses coming up november 3 and if you're keeping track at home that is just 24 days away and ballots were mailed out on friday this week so voters you are looking for those ballots to be arriving soon in the mailbox near you. those ballots need to be returned to your local election office by 8:00 o'clock, 8:00 p.m. on election day. of course, at stake in this race is one of montana's u.s. senate seats, salary of u.s. senator is currently at $174,000 a year. now it is time to meet the candidates. >> governor steve bullock was born in missoula, grubb and helena and earned his law degree from columbia university in new york city. earlier in his career he worked in private practice as an attorney and as is assistant attorney general for the state of montana. he wonat election as montana's attorney general in

we'll all create montana jobs, fight for montana businesses. senator daines protects corporations that send their jobs overseas. i'll protect your access to health care. even in the middle of a pandemic, senator daines is trying to strip that away. i'll protect your senior citizens. he's all for getting rid of that payroll tax that funds social security and voted floenl to cut medicare but privatize it. i'll keep our public lands in public hands. senator daines sides with wilks brothers, gave them $50,000 to block access, $800,000 real estate interest, to threaten our public lands. as i've done as governor i'll bring democrats and republicans together to get things done. senator daines is out for the corporations themselves. i'll always protect montanans. that's what i've done and that will never change. so i'd appreciate your vote. thank you, and god bless. >> thank you, governor. senator daines? >> five generations ago my great-great-grandma settled just north of great falls. she left a legacy in our family of faith, family and freedom. those

our focus today is montana's 2020 u.s.ate race, one of the most closely watched in the entire country and it looks to be on track to become the most expensive political race in montana history. the general election coming up november third. if you're keeping track at home, that's 24 days away. the ballots were mailed out friday this week so voters, be looking for your ballots to arrive soon in a mailbox near you. the ballots need to be returned to your local election office by 8:00 p.m. on election day. at stake in this race is one of montana's to u.s. senate seat. salary of u.s. senator currently at 174 thousand dollars a year. now it's time to meet the candidate. ♪ >> steve bullock was one in mazzola, earned his law degree from columbia university in new york city. earlier in his career, he worked in private practice and an assistant attorney general for the state of montana. he won election as montana's attorney general in 2000 and then as governor in 2012 and 2016. both, a democrat says as governor, he's worked with bo

and then to jeopardize the montana way of life. montana is a leader is not a lapdog. that's what they have gotten out of you. >> there some more from the governor i also we can to get additional services and funding so i will tell you what just remember steve bullock is getting money and schumer is flooding the airwaves right now talk about a lapdog. and as a lapdog is the governor of montana. so the energy secretary was in montana last week talking about carbon capture technology but i knew time was climate change discussed. do you think carbon capture technology are those that are currently listed the largest polluter in the nation? >> you think carbon capture and leading 17 states democrats and republicans to look into this. we have to address climate change. and then to quadruple it one of the most bipartisan issue that democrats and republicans need to come together unfortunately senator daines has his head in the sand and hands in the pockets of the corporate donors not even acknowledging its impacted by human beings that has more to do with $1 million that refl

we will all create montana jobs, we will fight for montana businesses. senator daines protects corporations that send their jobs overseas. i will protect your access to health care. even in the middle of a pandemic, senator daines is trying to strip that away. i will protect our senior citizens. he is all for getting rid of that payroll tax which funds social security. he has voted not only to cut medicare, but privatize it. i will keep our public lands in public hands. senator daines sides with the wilkes brothers who gave him $50,000 to block access to date -- access to the $800,000 of real estate interests that threaten our public lands. as i have done as governor, i will bring democrats and republicans together to get things done. senator daines is out for corporations themselves. i will always protect montanans. that is what i have done and that will never change. so i would appreciate your vote. thank you and god bless. john: thank you, governor bullock. senator daines? sen. daines: five generations ago my great great grandma settled east of conrad

he is from opportunity, montana. many on this committee think there is no opportunity in montana. i am here to tell you there is. it is alive and well. paul is living proof. north-central montana, right in the middle of the empire builders track, before that he no, cut, chester, bay, doing economic develop of their, also on the line of the empire builder. paul is much more than that. he has been executive director of the glacier county economic development organization, president of the montana progress association, chairman of the council, he has served as a member of the board of directors, montana nonprofit association, on the tourism council, he was recently appointed montana solutions council and currently serves vice chair of the board of regents as well as the montana economic development advisory council and the board of directors of montana cooperative. this guy has some stroke. he understands economic develop meant. he would be the first to tell you the empire builders the , keeping rural communities connected, bringing in tourists, outside money and creates jobs. our st

the opportunity montana. mr. chairman, i know there are many people in the community that think there's no opportunity, but i am here to tell you there is. it's alive and well and we are living proof of that. but it's more than that. probably now for the last 20 years right in the middle of the empire builders track. before that he was west of montana and a little town during economic development which is also on the line. he served on the tourism council and was recently appointed a climate solutions council and serves as the vice chair of the board of regions as well as the montana economic advisory council and a board o board of s of the montana cooperative. they can't afford to lose those services. i pushed for the hearing. just how tone deaf the policies are when it comes to their effect on the communities. i invited them to come to testify because he has had his boots on the ground literally for decades. he's been doing it for decades. i have no doubt what he's going to offer, compelling testimony that show

dos grandes incendios se reportaron en la ciudad de (nombre extranjero), el primero ocurrió en la montañaruno donde las llamas amenazaban varios hogares vamos a pasar con flavio que nos informa que el más reciente inició hace tres horas dentro de una fábrica de quesos >>> buenas tardes, en tan solo minutos de haber iniciado el incendio logramos hablar como uno de los empleados que nos dijo que había personas adentro pero lograba salir sanos y salvos tenemos imágenes en vivo de otro incendio ocurrido en la montaña donde se encuentra la ciudad de san francisco >>> este era el panorama a eso de las 3:00 de la tarde los bomberos cerraron parte de la avenida en san francisco el edificio de una fábrica estaba envuelto en llamas >>> este es uno de los trabajadores quien dice que salió corriendo cuando escuchó la alarma de emergencia >>> pienso que por una falla en los hornos comenzó el incendio una falla eléctrica o algo así hasta ahora el departamento de bomberos no corrobora la versión de los hechos >>> cuántas personas había ? >>> unas 20 personas >>> nos dijeron que todos los trabajadores lo

montana.tween an incumbent republican senator and a current democratic governor, former presidential candidate steve bullock. joining me to break this race down is mike dennison, the political reporter for the montana television network, our nbc partner out there. mike, thanks for doing this. let me start with the big picture here. this is a state that we do assume donald trump's going to carry, though it's not going to be the blowout that it was. to me, it hinges on this. trump/bullock voters. how many of them are there? and are there enough? >> that is the question. you mentioned the other states where democrats think they can flip the seat. colorado, maine, et cetera. all of those states are states that biden is going to win or may win. and here we know trump is going to win. so the question is, just as you put it, how many voters are going to vote for trump that turn around and vote for governor bullock. four years ago, that happened when he won, trump won. a lot of people voted for trump

we're going to go to billings, montana. that's where we find gabe gutierrez.ecause it has been up in the upper rocky mountains, the upper midwest that has been hit the hardest, the dakotas, wisconsin, minnesota, and, yes, montana. and billings is like a lot of these larger cities that are surrounded by a lot of rural counties where they get the patient ares from maybe 400 or 500 square mile vicinity, not just from the city of billings. what are you seeing there with the virus, gabe? >> hey there, chuck. you hit it exactly on the head. this hospital -- it's packed at this point. they have three covid icus here. and this is a city of more than 100,000 people. but, yes, it brings in these critical patients from rural areas around the state in montana. montana yesterday reported its second highest daily covid cases since the pandemic began. doctors and nurses we spoke with here, chuck, they're frustrated that more people haven't been wearing masks. one of the doctors we spoke with, chuck, she actually came out of retirement earlier this year, went to new york to h

she'll protect our montana way of life, including our montana jobs. judge barrett will not bend to the radical fringe groups looking to kill montana timber and coal jobs. she'll be a fair-minded justice that montanans can be proud of. yet some on the far left not only oppose amy coney barrett's confirmation but have also said they'retope to packing -- they're open to packing the supreme court request -- the supreme court with liberal judges. packing means increasing the number of justices on the supreme court from nine, which has been the case for 151 years to 11 or 13 or more perhaps. that would be an attack on or montana way of life. i stand with montanans in strongly opposing this dangerous power-grab proposal. with judge barrett on the supreme court, the age of activist justices rewriting the laws to accomplish their own policy agenda will be gone. she's a mother of seven children, five biologically, two adopted haitian children. we'll have a supreme court justice that we can also call a minivan mom. judge barrett is an inspiration to professional

al este precisamente más disperson este evento número 2, abarcando más montañas, san josé 84 por la87 grados .mañana dejamos los 90. (información en pantalla) comienza el descenso de las temperaturas el calorcito se va comienza a entrar aire frío del norte, presencia de heladas en algunos lugares. estos son los númeroes el fin de semana maxima el domingo 68 y después el otoño se queda. sigue sin llover en el Área de la bahía hasta cuándo? le diré al volver >>el departamento de policía de walton insta a los padres de familia que hablen con sus hijos sobre la importancia de conducir de forma segura y les recuerda su responsabilidad de hacer de sus hijos conductores responsables lo más común es conducir distraídos, falta de concentración y conocimientos para manejar >> agencia mmta planea instalar 8 dispositivos en la ciudad el próximo año, los accidentes de tránsito disminuyeron un tercio desde que comenzaron a instalarlas actualmente hay 13 cámaras en diferentes áreas >> a tener mucha precaución con el celular, por lo general todos lo usamos al conducir ,eso es infracción. muchas gra

las zonas afectadas >>> los grandes incendios reportaron en san francisco el primero ocurrió en la montaÑande las llamas amenazaron varios hogares hace momentos la policía dijo que dos jóvenes admitieron haber iniciado este siniestro flavio nos cuenta detalles de estos fuegos deportados >>> este era el panorama a eso de las 3:00 de la tarde, los bomberos cerraron parte de la avenida de san francisco el edificio de una fábrica estaba envuelto en llamas >>> es uno de los trabajadores quien dice que salió corriendo cuando escuchó la alarma de emergencia >>> tuvo una fase en los hornos >>> hasta ahora el departamento de bomberos no corrobora esta versión de los hechos >>> cuántas personas había dentro ? >>> unas 20 personas >>> nos dijo que todos los trabajadores lograron salir del edificio >>> pero tres horas antes los bomberos trataban de sofocar un incendio que inició al mediodía en la montaÑa san bruno donde se encuentra el reconocido rótulo con el nombre de la ciudad de san francisco >>> hace un mes fue en aquella área y ahora nos toca más cerca >>> en 10 minutos estaba la loma en llamas

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it's a story of conservation and conflict, as we saw in montana. telling me i can do this?nd in a grizzly bear's mouth? >> i'm telling you, you can do that. >> oh, yeah, how about that. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> pelley: the president on wednesday emerged from the white house hotspot to announce what he called a "cure" for covid-19. with 23 days before the election, mr. trump said he became aware of the cure after ordering his doctors to give him an experimental drug. his idea, he said. no one but president trump is claiming a cure for covid-19. but, labs around the world are racing to develop therapeutic drugs to reduce the severity of the disease. we're going to tell you about some of the most promising leads for treating covid-19, today. the president said this past week that we shouldn't be afraid of the virus. >> dr. david ho: well, i think we should be fearful of what this virus could do to an infected person. over a million people

en las montañas por el incendi ocreek en la sierra nevada condiciones no son buenas.emite, condiciones malas en la calidad del aire, porque no está apagado totalmente el incenido creek. san francisco en los 70 grados. santa rosa en los 80, esto cambia y a partir de las próximas horas, no cambia eso si la calidad del aire en la región. >>escucha esto , guillermo a escasas horas de vencer la bandera roja se emite nueva alerta, defensores del medioambiente piden fondos al estado para prevenir incendios y evitar castastrofes >> por la noche esperamos que los vientos comiencen a soplar de nuevo >> y a partir del miércoles por la noche una segunda alerta entra en vigor vientos de 50 millas, >> el aire seco aumenta el riesgo de nuevos incendios. algunas comnidades en esa región montañosa fueron calcinadas por el incendio czu >> me siento triste porque mucha gente perdió su casa. >>por eso defensores del medioambiente solicitan fondos estatales para prevenir incendios que utilizarían para mantener zonas boscosas cómo estás limpias, se reunieron para pedir asistencia al gobern

joining me now, democratic senator jon tester of montana. new book is "grounded: a senator's lessons in wooing back rural america." senator, good to see you, thanks for being with us. congratulations on your book. you've learned so well how to run successfully in a red state. tell us some of your lessons right now, especially as you've got covid on the rise in montana. >> well, look, andrea, first of all, it's great to be with you. thanks for the opportunity. there are basic rules in politics. they apply to rural america too. being authentic is one, showing up is another. and making sure you listen first and speak second. i think those are three things right off the top. there's much more than that, but those are three things that i think when you go into rural america, you should keep in mind moving forward. i can tell you from a democratic perspective, and i've been involved now in major politics now for over 20 years, it's important that you let people know what you stand for. but listen first and try to find that common ground and talk a

de california, el pacífico nos deja aire seco a 35 millas es más disperso y va hacia la zona de la montañanos en la montaña de san bruno, de acuerdo al oficial del alguacil los restos enocntrnados tenían ya un lugar acá. >> se prepara para avanzar a color anaranjado, esto permite funcionar a gimnasios entre otros >>el cambio a color anaranjado signífica más acceso y servicio al interior en condado alameda y el centro de la ciudad de hayworth pero dicen que dicho permiso es muy limitado que no vales la pena hacer cambios. >> ella dijo que esta ansiosa por volver a su restaurante favorito >> condado alameda avanzó a color anaranjado pero será este viernes que se implemente la capacidad a 25% >> es muy poca capacidad para tener más meseros. es difícil para nosotros. >>este negocio lleva meses sobreviviendo a la pandemia >> al principio no quisimos poner mesas afuera no sabíamos si la gente se sentirá cómoda afuera >> zonas sobre la calle segunda no avanzaran aún, >> la diócesis dijo que tienen un proceso para iniciar actividades al interior de los templos. >> estoes una decisión tomada caso a

acá se ven las torres y ven cómo sobresalen y la dirección desde el pacífico entrando sobre las montañaso para nosotros , temperaturas frescas 70gd para san josé y este será el panorama de temperaturas y a la costas al o65 grados parcialmente nublado temperaturas de próximo lunes aproveche el fin de semana agradable perose vienen los cambios, atención al volcan popocatépetl que hizo hace unos días erupción díganme qué ven apreciar ahí claramente vamos a ver este efecto, precisamente las catrinas que se puede ver bien los ojos y cómo fue generado esto antes de esto y mucho cuidado pero que no los austen, el lunes comienza la tendencia en calor en las temperaturas y jueves y viernes tiempo seco con temperaturas que pudieran alcanzar más de los 90grados y en zonas de montaña a partir del lunes es la temporada alta de incendios para nosotros así que buena suerte para nosotros pero las condiciones nuevamente críticas para todo california. >>> más detalles por la noche, regresamos. >>> mngr una organización del condado san mateo une esfuerzos con establecimientos para apoyar a las familias más

she'll protect our montana way of life, including our montana jobs. judge barrett will not bend to the radical fringe groups looking to kill montana timber and coal jobs. she'll be a fair-minded justice that montanans can be proud of. yet some on the far left not only oppose amy coney barrett's confirmation but have also said they'retope to packing -- they're open to packing the supreme court request -- the supreme court with liberal judges. packing means increasing the number of justices on the supreme court from nine, which has been the case for 151 years to 11 or 13 or more perhaps. that would be an attack on or montana way of life. i stand with montanans in strongly opposing this dangerous power-grab proposal. with judge barrett on the supreme court, the age of activist justices rewriting the laws to accomplish their own policy agenda will be gone. she's a mother of seven children, five biologically, two adopted haitian children. we'll have a supreme court justice that we can also call a minivan mom. judge barrett is an inspiration to professional

el fármaco pero no está fuera de peligro además emiten una advertencia de bandera roja para las montañas de la bahía nuestro jefe metrología nos explica qué significa esto >> que tal bienvenidos, la calidad del aire sigue peligrosa por la contaminación por los incendios al norte de la bahía autoridades vuelven a emitir la alerta de bandera roja debido a las altas temperaturas, desde santa rosa christian tiene más del aviso y los retos de los residentes buenas noches christian >> así es el humo sigue presente en el norte de la bahía, por este incendio anoche pedían que la comunidad tomarán precauciones por la mala calidad del aire durante las próximas horas >> en la ciudad de santa rosa lucía tranquila pero con un olor distinto en el aire. >> humo, mucha gente le molesta, porque cuesta respirar. >> la calidad del aire es mala por el humo proveniente del incendio en pantalla mientras que el servicio nacional de meteorología emitió un aviso de bandera roja por las condiciones secas. las altas temperaturas y el viento en la región. >> es algo que no se puede evitar, que no podemos hacer nada

montana also notching a record number of cases. the e.r. at the billings clinic is the busiest in the state. >> what does it mean when you have a dozen waiting for a room? >> it puts pressure on staff. >> reporter: somehow, manager brad von-bergen found rooms for them all. but his daily battle against the virus is deeply personal. in july, his sister, his step-father and then his mother became infected. >> she was brought into the hospital, admitted. as a family, we decided to -- to bring her home. >> reporter: and across the country, officials seiko vid is being spread by young adults, crowded in bars like this in billings. we showed brad the video. what do you make of that? there's no social distancing. >> yeah, it -- it worries me, because what i see there are ten patients. i see people that go to their families and their parents and they pass it on. >> the pictures from across the country tonight. matt gutman back with us. and the fda approving remdesivir as the first official treatment for covid-19? >> reporter: it's basically the gold

cada tarde, una niebla húmeda y helada baja de la montaña y entra en su casa. frío aquí en la casa. entra agua. si no uso las chamarras, me mojo yo. me duele la cabeza, me duele la garganta. me duele todo mi cuerpo con tal frío. aunque están cansados, enfermos y no han comido nada hoy, los niños aún tienen que escalar la montaña durante dos horas para buscar agua. como siempre, max va a la cabeza. es un camino muy largo, pero tiene que mantener la concentración y los ojos bien abiertos. hay serpientes venenosas que habitan en estos altos valles. solo una mordedura podría ser mortal, porque no pueden pagar la medicina para tratarla. [ininteligible] a traer agua. salen animales, yo los mato. en ves, hay otros animales que están tiradas y como pique. max jamás se aleja mucho de brenda y martina. Él incluso hace lo posible para protegerlas del viento y el frío, pero no hay mucho que puede hacer acerca de su hambre y sus enfermedades. yo quiero que mis hermanitas van a la escuela. y yo también quiero una ayuda para comer y tener una casita. [ininteligible] se siente

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:00 de la mañana del próximo viernes a las 9:00 de la noche hay riesgos de incendio y en zonas de montañaesto tendido eléctrico correr el riesgo. hasta el momento los vientos se mantienen tranquilos pero pudieran ser muy peligrosos por la poca humedad que hay en la región. los vientos van a continuar y las temperaturas cálidas se queda con nosotros, vamos a hablar de esto en el siguiente segmento >>> estaremos muy pendientes de lo que suceda. y los afectados por los recientes incendios piden la ayuda de ifema y estaría disponible para los residentes de los condados santa clara, san mateo, napa entre otros y cubrirían gastos que no fueron cubiertos por la reparación de equipos de trabajos y elementos escolares, si desea obtener más información comuníquese al número que ve en pantalla de 7:00 de la mañana a las 10:30 de la noche >>> vamos a washington por la audiencia de confirmación por la nómina de la corte suprema de justicia, los abogados del presidente indican que esto tiene que ver con un récord financiero. vamos con randy serrano >>> es solo cuestión de días antes de que se convierta

and when you think about montana and people always ask me doing better than you did in montana. everyone thinks it's purple. as you move west. the appreciation you have for the national resource that you have that promotes tourism and provides you with that montana experience. that is so awesome. i've spent a lot of time in your state these are beautiful places. and montero -- montana wants to preserve them. have a question about how we can look at people. what would be your advice and how do you talk about in a conservative state talk about your ethics in your values as it relates to the environment. >> i don't know if the person that wrote that has read my book or not. you need to read what i wrote to them. it is a fact. if we screw this place up our kids in our grandkids are neck and have the opportunity. we are the first generation the baby boomers who ask if you can be first-generation and american history that inherited from our parents and we inherited the free world in the infrastructure. in the belief in community and we are borrowing from our kids and we are leaving wh

de banderín rojo nuevamente al menos hasta el miércoles a las 8:00 de la mañana donde en zonas de montañaperaturas ya lo veíamos en san francisco hacia el interior 94° con este calor que se siente y ahí está el sistema que no cede, no deja que entre esta corriente de vientos máximos directamente al norte de california les voy a platicar de esto y más, movimientos telúricos intensos se los tengo en el siguiente segmento muchas gracias >>> la aerolínea médica planea volver a utilizar los aviones siete 37 en fin de año indican que el nos utilizarán para transporte de pasajeros siempre cuanto cuenten con la aprobación de la estación federal de aviación si esto ocurre los vuelos seguían de miami a nueva york desde el 29 de diciembre hasta el 4 de enero los aviones dejaron de usarse desde marzo de 2019 después de que se registrarán los accidentes aéreos que cobraron la vida de 346 personas. por primera vez después del inicio de la pandemia +1.000.000de personas fueron revisadas en los puntos de control de seguridad en el día de ayer. aunque el número de los viajeros registrados fue un 60% menos

, son vientos cÁlidos que cruzan la regiÓn del valle de sacramento, alcanza la montaÑa del Área de laen sequÍa, y tambiÉn con las cÁlidas temperaturas y estos son condiciones mÁs que favorables para que ocurran incendios y se propaguen con gran rapidez. el aviso por bandera roja se encuentra vigente, y tambiÉn tenemos advertencia por calor. algunos sectores pueden acercarse a los 100 grados y establecer rÉcord de temperatura. ramÓn:es muy probable que los apagones anunciados por pg&e estÉn comenzando en este momento a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa. prÁcticamente todos los condados estarÍan bajo esta advertencia. el nÚmero de clientes afectados en cada condado va a variar. estaban programados a iniciar al filo de las 6:00 de la tarde, dejando a oscuras a miles de personas. miguel gÓmez nos acompaÑa con la informaciÓn. miguel: estÁ abriendo estos centros humanitarios y de enfriamiento. mÁs de 22,000 clientes de pg&e o ya perdieron su proceso elÉctrico, o estÁn bajo el proceso de quedarse a oscuras, una medida preventiva que afecta prÁcticamente a todos los condados, entre ellos los de san

. >>> los residentes permanecerán con una alerta >>> tenemos alerta de incendios en las montañas, debenaún tienen a unos 5500 bomberos batallando 19 incendios y que si uno nuevo comienza este domingo, podría crecer debido al viento . >>> estas preparado en caso de que tengas que evacuar . >>> casi nadie lo estar >>> la recomendación es estar preparada >>> y comenzar a juntar toda esta información >>> la alerta entrará en efecto >>> noticiero telemundo48 . >>> debido al climal e condado podría tener también cortes de electricidad, notificaron a la oficina, que estén bajo alerta de vigilancia, además en una advertena del servicio de meteorología, esto podría afectar a unos 20,000 clientes. mos con los detalles . >>> parece que tenemos dos noches calmados antes de que lleguen los fuertes vientos, no solamente va a haber una alerta sino que dos, en diferentes zonas del área de la bahía, vamos directo con este vivo de san josé, bellísimos cielos despejados pero echemos un vistazo y vemos como se encuentra la nubosidad, se sintió un poco más, temperaturas actuales 59°, ni el día de mañana, a

parentales, eso estÁ vigente hasta las 8:00 de la maÑana del dÍa miÉrcoles, justo para todas las montaÑasnde condado de marÍn, sonoma. esto no ocurrÍa entre las de enero en las primeras horas de la noche del miÉrcoles, desde esa misma noche del miÉrcoles comenzaremos otro periodo de vientos fuertes en la regiÓn. es pareja razÓn que se emita una vigilancia que significa posibilidad de que ocurranincendios forestales desde la noche del miÉrcoles hasta las 5:00 de la tarde del dÍa viernes. esto incluye las montaÑas este y sur de la bahÍa, estamos bajo la influencia de un sistema de alta presiÓn bastante fortalecido. el jueves en la madrugada tras los vientos mÁs fuertes en el norte de nuestra Área de cobertura. ramÓn: en las aplicaciones noticias, para encontrar mÁs informaciÓn sobre la alerta de bandera roja y las posibles consecuencias de esta advertencia. por otro lado, uno se revela la identidad de dos personas que murieron en un tiroteo, registrados restaurante en nuevo vallarta en san josÉ. segÚn la policÍa, una de las vÍctimas muriÓ en el lugar de la balacera, la otra llevada al hospi

we're working with the montana all threat intelligence center. we're working with many different agencies, the fbi, and the secretary of state's office, and we have meetings, and so far, both sides want a good election. and that's a blessing. probably what we're going to have is issues after the election. but right now, things are calm. we're engaging everyone we can in conversation before the election. >> but will your people actually be out there in many of these polling places on election day? i know that you mentioned that somebody, somebody goes between that 200 feet of the polling station, they'll be approached but that's by an unarmed volunteer. >> correct. we won't have a presence. we'll be around sometimes having a law enforcement presence can exacerbate an existing condition. so we'll be close by. but we're not going to stand out there. the case could be made that we were doing the same thing. so we will be out of sight. but we'll be ready to be there. and so far, montana people have been calm about it. but we're expecting maybe some is

native voters make up 7% of montana's electorate.ell, for more on these races, voter suppression in indian country, and the record number of native candidates running for office from local to national races, we go to santa fe, new mexico, where we're joined by investigative journalist jenni monet. founder of the newsletter "indigenously: decolonizing your newsfeed" and a tribal citizen of the pueblo of laguna. her recent piece for medium is headlined "the native voters who could decide control of the senate." jenni monet, welcome back to democracy now! you write in your piece -- "across indian country, native voters have been known to pack a powerful punch at the polls in some of the most narrowest political victories -- and not with any particular party loyalty. for tribal citizens, elections aren't determined by values that run red or blue, but rather those that run sovereign." explain what you mean and go through the races you are watching most closely. -- weat statement only know certain key states with large native american, ala

montana for aw to debate between the candidates running for governor. republican representative greg gianforte and democratic lieutenant governor mike cooney are looking to replace governor steve bullock who is running for the u.s. senate. this is live coverage on c-span. >> welcome. and montana's lieutenant governor, democrat mike cooney. welcome as well. we appreciate having everyone here in person. we are safely distanced and ready for a debate. >> we have a slightly different format tonight. each candidate will have an initial 90 seconds to answer the question. afterwards, there will be an open discussion period with a chance of rebuttals and direct exchanges. >> we will then finish the debate with a 90 second closing statement from each candidate. >> the pandemic. montana is seeing a recent spike in covid-19 cases. just today, the states i record 504 new cases. according to covid act now,

advertencia que se extiende el banderín rojo y el calor hasta el sábado las condiciones en el norte en montañay la poca humedad que sigue en la región hablando del viento alcanza alrededor de las 25 millas por hora desde mañana seguirán soplando seco en la región este es el problema con los bomberos rojo significa mala calidad del aire en toda el Área de la bahía lo vimos hace un momento en las cámaras un panorama difícil en la región cierre puertas y ventanas se extiende hasta el próximo martes la mala calidad del aire las condiciones con las temperaturas se mantienen cercanas a los 73 grados más detalles de esto en el siguiente segmento >> gracias por la información guillermo todo california está bajo alerta (nombre en inglés) para evitar sobrecargas que pueden causar incendios el más reciente reporte de los bomberos describe una situación preocupante por la topografía del terreno y el calor vigente vamos en vivo y en directo en el condado napa muy buenas noches >> muy buenas noches estamos sobre la carretera justo al este de (nombre en inglés) esta es la situación tenemos presencia de los b

anna rau of montana pbs reports.orter 2000 miles from the u.s.e capitol, it's one of least densely packed states in the country. but this election year, montana has a new distinction. it's one of the top senate races in the country for political vertising. >> i won't answer to party bosses. reporter: in a recent two-week period, nearly 32,000 ads flooded the airwaves, according which tracks political ads. >> more jobs and lower taxes or bigger government and sialism. that's your choice. reporter: it is also becomg e most expensive campaign in state history. candidates and outside groups have spent more than $140 13llion. that's more thanper resident, the highest per capita spending of any senate race in the country.on he ballot -- >> the airwaves are flooded. their mailboxes are full. reporter: first-term republan senator steve daines. >> i don't think many montanans are real impressed with that. reporter: he's facing two-tercr deic governor steve bullock. >> i hope, just like my family, that most montanansee through

political ads flood the airwaves in the tight race for senate in montana.rump appointee resigns in protest of an ecutive order targeting federal workers. plus much more. >> woodruff: one of the ways this election is diffent from 2016 is the level of regular atntion and scrutiny aroun social media platforms and how they can be manipulated to spread misformation. but greater attention and new measures haven't stopped those practis entirely either. and the battles over censorship and content moderati are increasingly partisan. as john yang reports, that was the subject and tone of a highly charged hearing on capit hill today >> yang: social media plays a g role in shaping modern political discourse. toda senate commerce committee republicans pressed their case that big platforms are biased, against th they questioned the c.e.o.s of facebook, twitter and google. senator john thune of south dakota. >> are the democrats correct that you all are the legitimate referees over our political speech? mr. zuckerberg, are you the ref? >> senator, i certainly think not an

it is not just montana, it is nevada, all over.hink they may have more success trying to roll back expansions of absentee ballot receipt deadlines, postmark rules. we have one in pennsylvania that's there. within coming from wisconsin so i think we are kind of at halftime right now. we don't know where things end up but trying to shut down mail-in balloting on the basis of fraud won't go anywhere. >> i want you to listen to ben ginsburg, he was the premier republican election law attorney involved in bush v. gore and the like. this morning saying essentially what the judge in montana said. >> the president's allegations of fraud now have to be proven in court. and i know from my gears of looking for this that that proof is not going to exist. >> so you've mentioned the cases in play. if you are the democrats or just a good government group trying to expand voting the early rulings will be critical, correct? >> they will be but it's not just about the fraud issues and that's why i think the trump campaign and the republicans general

que llegue lluvia con este sistema pero la posible a de quizás ver hasta nieve en lo que son las montañasmarina con máximas de 71 grados en san josé 73, san francisco con 62 y esto es lo que nos tiene un poco preocupados especialmente avanzando hacia el domingo ya que va a estar en efecto esa bandera roja a partir del domingo en la mañana, se mantendrá en efecto hasta el martes, esto será debido a condiciones secas con esos vientos marinos que traen riesgo de incendio en lo que son las montañas hacia el norte de la zona de santa rosa, esas elevaciones arriba de los 1000 pies, estamos actualmente en temporada alta de incendios, lo bueno es que no va a estar tan caliente pero esos vientos superan entre 25 y 40 millas por hora, por lo que tendremos que mantenerlo en alerta especialmente en la noche al domingo avanzando hacia lunes, a partir de la 9 de la noche el domingo, miren lo que pasa con los vientos, más de 20 millas por hora pero a las 11 de la noche en napa hasta en san josé vientos arriba de los 20 millas por hora con posibles ráfagas de hasta 50 y 60 millas por hora con esos fuerte

streaming star montana black normally has over 3000000 followers on the video platform twitch due to his massage honest and sexist videos. the 32 year olds account was blocked for a month afterwards montana black apologized for his heavily criticized holiday videos. the outcome from this case is unusual because perpetrators don't normally face any consequences usually it's the gamers who speak out against sexism missile genea and racism who become targets for coordinated hate campaigns this past summer thousands of women spoke out about experiences of sexual violence on twitch and since then they have been numerous accounts of women being harassed or abused online. as a gamer who likes to play a lot especially online she encounters massage and it's against salt and games on a daily basis i know. i would call some of them very slight insults so there are the classics you'd better go to the kitchen and fix me a sandwich. and it just gets worse from there of course. there are no boundaries i've been threatened with rape multiple times on the internet in these situations support from oth