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families like i grew newspaper in scranton and clay ddz mont. they are in trouble. we should be talking about your families but that is the last thing he wants to talk about. >> that say typical statement-- excuse me, one second. >> that say typical political statement, let's get off this china thing and then the family, around t table, everything. just a typical politician, when i see that. i'm in the a typical politician. that is why i got elected. let's get off the subject of cheuna let's talk around sitting around the table. come on joe, you can do better. >> welker: we're going to talk about north korea, president trump you have met with kim jung-un three times. you talked about your beautiful letters with him, you have touted the fact that there hasn't been a war on long-range missile test and north korea recently rolled out its biggest ever intercontinental ballist missile and continues to develop its nubbing clear arsenal. do you see that as a betrayal of the relationship. just 30 seconds. >> no, when i met with barack obama we sat in the white house. right

we asked monte puts director for his assessment. but there are always risks associated with any construction project. that's the government investigated these risks in full detail. so we can say that the project won't be a problem for the montenegrin budget. and it's important to know that every cent of highway tolls will go into paying back the loan and. we believe we'll be able to pay it back down to the last cent. they don't know that. we had to an area just south of the capital where another section of highway is under construction pitted against a 1000000000 euro project environmental activists like that tasha kovacs of which are very much underdogs but she's determined to speak out against the lack of transparency and rampant environmental destruction with the chinese investor and their culture actually it's more about just straightforward being and doing things without the 2 questions and of course the it also causes some questions and none understand. for the time being this is still a highway to nowhere whether the new supe

tercer mexicanas a era que se quisiera ver esta noche hubo, sales en el arco quiero ver línea decuatro montessa experiencia con los que la línea defensiva gallardo se ordena vázquez y miguel a jonesbeltrán o charles rodríguez para rotar percance jota jota más es que tuvo algunos están selección más lo que va ser fiable martín vamos a ver que pasa está noche porque tenemos en telemundo48 otro de base >>> este segmento es patrocinado por nombres >>> (inaudible) había estado preso en los en 2013. el joven activista durante las tres décadas que han alegado por el mundo de las artes ido sobre el estado frágil en otro planeta mientes que en india un activista de ocho aÑos de edad que presionar al primer ministro más joven del mundo y considera que en su mayoría en las víctimas >>> surge información que en qué gentes de ice estar realizando redadas ingratas en california qué es lo que debes desde hacer literalmente evacuación en california pronostican de la dirección quepodría propagar dos detalles (comerciales) (música). la comisión federal de comercio emitió una alerta los consumidoressobre una es

he right now is in this monte vista, colorado, animal shelter. you know what?ke the best addition to any household. loves kids, too. >> need a home for drools. >>> we're going to move from this great looking dog to some much, much worse looking dogs and animals. this is a father over in england who wanted to inspire his kids to get them to draw. so he started drawing terrible animals and jokingly put them up for sale for the equivalent of $360 and somebody tried to buy it. he keeps doing these terrible drawings and selling them and donating the money to charity to it's called turning tides, which helps raise money for homelessness. he's raised the equivalence of $26,000. >> i think they look great. >>> take a look at these dogs. they fooled me. they are pretending to be sharks. they's dressed up to go to the georgia aquarium. they are all furry and finned up. >> a dog heavy mix. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, star of "the tonight show," jimmy fallon. and from the new film, "holidate," jessica capshaw. plus, it's time to pump up your pumpk

vemos un atardecer desde el monte alison. conectamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn., suheily. suheily: gracias y buenas tardes. iniciamos un periodo de condiciones saludables para la formaciÓn y la propagación de incendios forestales. se merecen el norte de la bahÍa que incluyen regiones del condado solano, parte de napa, hay condiciones de sequÍa extrema. tenemos aviso por bandera roja. tenemos el aviso hasta las 20:00 del dÍa viernes. rÁfagas en la madrugada que pueden exceder las 40 millas por hora. el resto de las montaÑas de la bahÍa podemos tener condiciones crÍticas, los vientos mÁs fuertes van a ocurrir el jueves. vientos fuertes pueden darse para el dÍa sÁbado en horas de la tarde. tambiÉn nos preparamos para un descenso drÁstico en las temperaturas. ramÓn: la compaÑÍa pgni harÁ cortes en alameda, santa clara, napa y sonoma. estos apagones son la medida para reducir el riesgo de incendios aunque ahÍ consecuencias secundarias. sepa cÓmo proteger a su familia. puede descargarlo en este momento. la mayorÍa de los negocios considerados no esenciales pueden abrir

carpenter and jefferson has quite a robust correspondence with him at one point because jefferson is at monte carlo and hemmings is win at jefferson's other home and so, jefferson is receiving in writing lots of letters to hemmings, basically specifying what he wants done in the construction of public forest so, these are really important interesting letters. one of the more interesting things about it is that jefferson routinely begins his letters sir or dear sir, and -- jefferson was in a bit of a bind in terms of his letters to hemmings, because jefferson had very unfortunately different views about the status of the enslaved and he did not i'm sure want to call them either sir or dear sir and his solution was to use a different formula. the only other letters we have from an enslaved person are a single letter from hannah at poplar forest, who wrote a very nice letter once just expressing her concern about his health. we don't know if there were others, but this is what we have. we know that very few will letter it but enough more were , letter that there is reason to think that he might

vientos se van a incrementar poco valor de humedad por mérito el ojo para napa son las del sur como los montesdio (nombre en inglés) eso está libre porque no están contenidos y continúa todavía una mala calidad en el aire así que estamos bien de los valores de humedad y se encontraban cercanos a los 70 80 horas para napa en 29 lauper de todo son esos vientos que van a continuar >>> (inaudible) tantas advertencias no solo de calor el área roja es de banderín rojo vemos hacia el norte salazar en santa 12 y todavía continúa más donde se encuentra el incendio más grande en la historia de california que está muy cerca así que los vientos ya cambien y estaremos en las próximas horas de hecho los próximos días esta mala calidad del aire por lo tanto, la calidad moderada pero gran parte (inaudible) cualquier grupo de personas inclusive animales y mascotas sé que tener mucho cuidado. las posibilidades de que se extiendan (inaudible) se pone más de 10 millas. (inaudible) vamos a hablar de este del pronóstico en el si segmento con un juez federal bloquea temporalmente un aumento de los costos de trámite

visibilidad estamos viendo san josé y claramente se pueden ver las montañas inclusive el observatorio en el monter sur al norte si no todavía por la mala calidad del aire en el valle central desde fresno y esto especialmente en el norte donde el banderín rojo regresa por esas condiciones y eso fuertes vientos que desde este momento comienzan a sentirse hasta el próximo viernes por la noche así que hay poca humedad y fuertes vientos, especialmente en las montañas del norte. vamos hacia este sector donde no se ven incendios ni problemas que pueden ocasionar nuevamente lo que vimos, una situación caótica pero los vientos van a continuar cercanos a las 30 millas por hora y zonas altas alcanzando las 45 millas por hora así que la advertencia de vientos fuertes continúa esto va a traer poca humedad se mantienen entre el 12 al 35 o 40% por supuesto yendo hacia las costas se mantiene el mayor aumento en la humedad estamos viendo precisamente san francisco con esas condiciones de cielos despejados por este viento que sopla desde el norte hace que la calidad del aire continúa extraordinario para nosotros a

dayana: hoy tuvimos con condiciÓn agradable, y con estas imÁgenes en vivo desde el monte allison, pasamosal norte del Área de la bahÍa, esta vigilancia estarÁ vigente hasta el miÉrcoles en la maÑana, se ha emitido una vigilancia porque las prÓximas horas los vientos van a ir intensificÁndose, el lunes la rÁfaga de viento puede llegar a 40 millas por hora, tambiÉn podemos tener baja humedad. y a esto se le suman las temperaturas que estarÁn entre ocho a 12 grados por encima de lo normal, estas condiciones son favorables para el surgimiento de nuevos incendios en nuestra Área y los ya existentes se propaguen rÁpidamente. y bueno, las temperaturas estÁn cÁlidas, las máximas se reportan que los 87 grados en san josÉ. mientras que en san francisco alcanza los 82 grados de mÁxima y maÑana nuevamente el calor estarÁ presente en toda la regiÓn con mÁximas en 85 grados en san josÉ, podemos tener hasta 86 grados. no es hasta final de semana que veremos un descenso en las temperaturas, asÍ que es importante ante este calor que estarÁ presente al menoshasta el jueves, beba mucho lÍquido para mantener

concord police are looking for the suspect in this video who reportedly started a fire at the u haul on monte mint boulevard. the flames spread to parks cars nearby. >> well, now the latest on covid-19, four more bay area counties now in the orange tier for reopening, contra costa, marin, san mateo, and santa cruz can reopen indoor worship at 50%. indoor dining at 50%. family entertainment centers at 25%. the governor's covid update first streams on cbsn bay area, you can watch all our news s ne and new at 6:00, even with the easing of restrictions. the bay area's latino community is getting hit hard. kpix 5's lynn ramirez on their demands for more help. >> latinos make up 39% of the population in california yet have 61% of the covid-19 cases. and today community groups are saying with what the state and local authorities are doing so far isn't working for their community. latinos say what's happening to their population inpandemic is devastating and widespread. there's been very little protection and prevention in the latino community throughout this country. the disproportionate numbers of

arnie gundersen he's a nuclear safety advocate who consults with them on state government about the mont blanc nuclear plant mr gundersen is joining us on the telephone sir based on what you have heard this is reactor number 4 there was a fire there the other day what does that tell you mr gundersen i learned from my sources that the radiation levels in the 4th reactor are so high that they've had to evacuate the personnel from there what that indicates is that the fuel pool. is running out of order and if the personnel are not there to keep it refilled it doesn't surprise me that radiation levels are increasing dramatically if the wind turns and goes the other way. i would suspect contamination not just in japan but but potentially korea and china as well unless time they have before this is catastrophic it can boil dry in a day so they have you know on the order of 24 hours to straighten it out arnie gundersen is a very sober assessment we appreciate your expertise you have experience building these spent fuel rods checks and we appreciate your expertise tonight i can't say i enjoy wha

monte rio is closing all schools but students are asked to do their own learning at home.e to the power shutoffs. sonoma county businesses and homes were the first in the bay area to experience power shutoffs yesterday for this wind event. the rancho market and deli here is usually open well past sundown but the owner had to lock up early last night because customers couldn't shop in the dark. now his last customer of the day came in for candles and they had to do the transaction by cell phone. business owners are having to improvise. back here live we talked to one employee who said he was running late in the sonoma plaza area. he said business owners will have to be flexible in all of this, too. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, sharon. 6:52 right now. we're also monitoring breaking news into our newsroom. an earthquake this morning, a 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit about 6:38 this morning just north of napa this is all according to the usgs. this is a look at our seismograph we have in our newsroom. not hearing any reports of damag

in mont claire, i'm leslie brinkley. >> thank you. >>> happening u now, pg&e is holding an update. we're streaming it live and monitoring it. we'll bring you anything that impacts our local area. >>> our weather team has important information on the winds and hot weather, dan. >> absolutely right, ama. watching closely because the next couple days will be critical. spencer christian is live with that part of our coverage tonight and the forecast, spencer? >> reporter: ok . >> dan and ama where the conditions are critical, it's much warmer, hotter as a matter of fact than you expect at this time of the evening this late into the fall. we have temperatures in the 90s in our inland areas and mid 80s and 70 on the coast and the wind gust, especially above 1,000 feet is getting stronger and stronger as we had predicted so those elements can contribute to high fire danger. the red flag warning will be in effect until midday friday for not only the hills but valleys of the north bay and east bay and santa cruz mountains, wind gusts could reach or exceed 50 miles per hour. our fuels, veget

en vivo desde el monte alisson se puede observar el nivel de contaminaciÓn que se propaga a lo largoy ancho de la bahÍa. a principio de la semana se pronosticaba lluvia en nuestra zona. nuestra meteorÓloga suheily lÓpez belÉn explica por quÉ no se esperan precipitaciones en la zona. suheily:a inicio de la jornada venÍamos bien un pronÓstico lluvioso sobre el Área de la bahÍa. los modelos meteorolÓgicos pronostican poca actividad de lluvia en la regiÓn nuestra Época lluviosa inicia tarde el mes de noviembre, pero imagÍnese la situaciÓn meteorolÓgica con un sistema de baja presiÓn que podrÍa dejar lluvia en california. el sistema estarÁ moviÉndose mÁs hacia el sur. asÍ que esta actividad puede darse este viernes. justo al norte hay otro sistema. un frente frÍo que alcanzarÁ nuestra Área de cobertura para el dÍa sÁbadoen las horas de la tarde. vamos a echar un vistazo al metereolÓgico porque esperamos mi una densa para la madrugada del miÉrcoles. no se pueden descartar algunos aguaceros leves y dispersos en el norte de la bahÍa. esto estarÍa ocurriendo para la tarde del sÁbado. ramÓn: l

. >> i am just picking up on monte 's final words there. france has set a new record of new cases of covid-19. 13,000 in the past 24 hours. these are names that have been front and center in france, politically speaking. this is part of an investigation to the response of t the pro-vis crisis. it aims to establish whether those in charge showed a lack of will to fight thehe disaster.r. targeted by the search here. edouard was in charge of the government who placed. difffferent system has been picking over the government's response. now the legal system is as well. always asking whether the government acted appropriately, morally and effectively. a number of questions were asked and continue to be asked. first of all, over the timing of the lockdown, did it come too late? over the issue of masks. the french government was telling people they were useless in terms of fighting the pandemic. france was a bad pupil at the start of the coronavirus situation. the highest number of tests in europe have bebeen the problemem with the system. legal au

a medio tiempo el partido estaba 2-2, pero llegarÍa montes para hacer el tercero por parte de leÓn.s, el barcelona. enviÓ por unimÁs y tudn. estamos a menos de 24 horas de la serie mundial, el abridor zurdo clayton kershaw buscarÁ llevar a su equipo a la primera victoria de la serie mundial. los errores del costado caro a los angeles que siguen confiando en Él. han perdido cada una de las Últimas aperturas en la serie mundial. vamos con el rival, para abrir el primer juego este martes. el derecho de 27 aÑos echarÁ mano de su recta que ha promediado casi 28 millas por hora y el zurdo de 27 aÑos subirÁ al montÍculo para el segundo duelo. en la nfl, los cardenalesal aplastarme su casa 38-10 en dos minutos. arizona logrÓ dos touchdown, los vaqueros no lograron recuperarse. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn de los deportes.

. >> patricia montes me dice que el temor de la comunidad latina es un problema que organizaciones pro-inmigrantese va a afectar a las poblaciones más vulnerables de todo el país hablamos de ayudas para bomberos, ayudas para almuerzos escolares, ayudas para construcción de hospitales, de carreteras. >> aunque esta orden del tribunal supremo por el momento permite detener las operaciones de las calles del país una corte de apelaciones ordenó que puedan seguir operando hasta el 31 de octubre. >> es muy importante que nos hagamos contar porque hablamos de recibir menos ayuda si no se cuentan. >> es importante saber que respetarse la fecha límite la administración del presidente trump, encontró la ría todos los fondos distribuidos, sin importar si gana las elecciones presidenciales. >> sobre este mismo tema el alcalde de san josé es uno de muchos funcionarios que se ha pronunciado contra el fallo para poner fin al centro censo, esto se logró gracias a una demanda a la que se unió san josé a través de un comunicado dijo que los esfuerzos de la administración donald trump para ponerle un fin al centro s

then on september the 6th 2006 a few months after the publication of the 1st monte report president bush made an unexpected confession a small number of suspected terrorist leaders and operatives captured during the war had been held and questioned outside the united states. in a separate program operated by the central intelligence agency. so i'm announcing today that shaikh mohammed. ramzi bin al s'shibh and 11 other terrorists in cia custody have been transferred to the united states naval base at guantanamo bay thank you. you have a surface car deaths in the 0. come in so short of no. this is. the only significant thing. i mean just assume they wish. to toe. into you more than even the rest of. the game and george bush announced there were black sites and they were being closed i could never believe that this day would come because these things were so secret the problem in the united states was that since these detainees were considered to be alleged terrorists there was very little sympathy for them and rightfully i understand that it was more difficult to explain to people however

las imÁgenes bronca atadas a las 6:00 de la tarde desde el monte alisson, donde se pueden ver las tonalidadesla contaminaciÓn. para saber quÉ ciudades estarÁn más afectadas por la calidad del aire, vamos a conectarnos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: buenas noches, conforme el incendio glass persiste activo en el orden de la bahÍa, este aviso por calidad del aire se ha extendido. sobre todo cercano al incendio es donde la cantidad -- calidad del aire puede estar mÁs afectada. la preparaciÓn de humo de seres forestales se ha estado presentando entre leve a moderada. significativa mala para grupos sensibles en el norte de la bahÍa. rama, calisto ga con la mala calidad del aire. la regiÓn de livermore de forma moderada y hasta buena para este fin de semana las temperaturas han refrescado mucho oakland y san francisco, hayward y livermore con una mÁxima en 73, san josÉ en 72. el panorama pudiera continuar hasta este fin de semana. ramÓn: usted encontrarÁ más informaciÓn sobre las condicionesdel tiempo y la calidad del aire en nuestra regiÓn descargando nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias univisiÓn Ár

we were along claire mont canyon. where we saw some people hiking despite the closure. near berkeley, fire trucks there were staging those two parks and nine others will be closed at least through tomorrow. and people who enter the parks can be cited or arrested. >> the oakland zoo is warning it may have to close tomorrow in tuesday. in a statement posted online, zoom management says pg&e told them it is likely the zoo won't have power tomorrow. there are back up generators for animal facilities. but the decision would be made for guest safety. the web site will be updated tomorrow by 7:00 a.m. with the official decision on opening. if they close, people will tickets will be able to use them another day. >> don't forget you can use our free app. track the forecast and the latest on the empbt. we sent this alert earlier. we will send more breaking news with any updates. that app is free 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 w

ran up in a steel town called clay mont, delaware. then we went to wilmington. my dad got a sales job and he worked hard. took about four years to build a decent middle class life to build a home. he said, joey, i don't expect the government to solve my problems, but at least expect them to understand my problems. america deserves a president who understand what people are going through. you're facing real challenges right now and the last thing you need is a president who exacerbates them. more than 210,000 are dead as was pointed out. we lose anywhere from 700 to 1,000 people a day dead. the president was told a little while ago when he was told 100,000 people a day were dying, you know what he said? he says it is what it is. well, it is what it is because he is who he is. more than 7.5 million americans have been infected and counting. 175,000 cases right here in pennsylvania. my heart goes out to all those families who look at that empty chair at the dining room table where someone you love used to sit. my heart goes out to anyone struggling in this economic

and right now officials are saying the weather conditions tonight, they could make oak mont the target of the new wildfire. he's the assistant fire marshal and tells me the strength of the wind tonight. and they will remind you about that big tubbs fire from three years ago. >> for them to experience similar conditions like what we have experienced in 2017, we are fully prepared for a number of potential down power lines throughout the city. with that we have a significant staffing. we have extra firefighters, law enforcement on hand as well as our emergency operation center is and will be activated throughout the night, so they could be prepared for when they arrive. >> of course, the truth is nobody could predict, whether we will have a repeat of the fire. the most they could do is try to be ready. everyone hopes they will be ready. they tell us they have this new texting communication? and they're pretty confident that will be working tonight as well as the evacuation system that would work during the glass fire. it turns out they need to do those mass evacuations they will call it,

estas son imÁgenes espectaculares en vivo de nuestra cÁmarasobre el monte alisson.vientos acude nuestra cÁmara y cobran efecto en nuestra zona. para saber el impacto real de estos vientos en nuestra regiÓn, pasamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: gracias y buenas noches, un importante evento de viento afecta la bahÍa y la regiÓn montaÑosa del norte. es la mÁs vulnerable a los cinceles forestales y que se preparen con rapidez. esto ocurre para el otoÑo. sistema de alta presiÓn que se va estableciendo. son sistemas que prÁcticamente vandesde la superficie hasta lo alto de la atmÓsfera. se van impulsando a travÉs del valle sacramento y alcanza la regiÓn del Área de la bahÍa. por eso detectamos sectores de vientosdesde el norte, rÁfagas que pueden superar las 40 o 50 millas por hora. tenemos un aviso por bandera roja. las condiciones crÍticas para la rÁpida propagaciÓn de incendios forestales se mantienen hasta el viernes a las 11:00 de la maÑana. vamos a estar detectando que cerca de las 7:00 de la maÑana del jueves, regiones como santa elena pueden superar las 35 mi

all the way until oak mont. you can see despite some close calls. firefighters were able to save all of the homes there. >>> and if you think it's been especially harsh fire season, you're right. darren is here to explain the science of just why that is, darren? >> if you look at the map behind me here, every one of these red outlines, they will show you the perimeter of the fire that burned just this year. and when you add them all up, you come to just about four million acres. from northern california down through central and southern california. four million acres, shatters the record for the amount of acres that we have burned in this state in one season. to try to gain some context for why 2020 has been so bad, we are not going to write this off oh we're just 2020ing. there were flashing warning signs leading up to this that it will be in our benefit to start recognizing. one of them was february. another one was august. first let's talk about february. if you look at the average rainfall across the country in february, california in these deep

mostramos el monte alisson, prÁcticamente el viento hace temblar el lugar.con el informe. suheily: el periodo mÁs crÍtico de este evento de vientos en el Área de la bahÍa alcanzÓ un mÁximo de la madrugada del lunes. continuamos con vientos por dominando en el Área de la bahÍa. estos podrÍan aumentar levemente de aquÍ a las 8:00 de la maÑana del martes, sobre todo en santa elena con vientos de hasta 30 millas por hora. las altas elevaciones con hasta 45 millas por hora. en concord, oakland, san josÉ, por debajo de 20 millas por hora en la rÁfaga de viento para la maÑana del martes. en la tarde noche del martes, las rÁfagas estarÍa por debajo de las 20 millas por hora. lo peor de este evento de vientos ya pasÓ en nuestra regiÓn. el aviso por bandera rojase ha cancelado para los valles. se mantiene vigente en la zona montaÑosa. hasta las 5:00 de la tarde del prÓximo martes,asÍ que cautela con las actividades en el exterior. cualquier incendio se va a propagar con rapidez. el sistema de baja presiÓn que estuvo generando vientos del norte se irÁ alejando, las tem

los estudiantes del distrito escolar de monte río también tuvieron que tener enseñanza distancia porertes ráfagas, para ciudades limpiaron los estragos de esto, christian cáceres nos acompaña en vivo con los esfuerzos la comunidad cristen cuéntanos >> que tal muy buenas tardes equipos de limpieza ya pasaron por esta zona pero aún hay mucho por hacer, por ejemplo este árbol enorme fue uno de los muchos que se impactó por las ráfagas de noche y pueden observar como una rama grande del árbol se cayó y ahora básicamente está acostado entre la hacer el la propiedad privada como está en pantalla >> desde el norte de la bahía los daños de una noche de fuertes vientos fueron visibles árboles caído y otros escombros por las calles causaron cierre de calles al público napa reportó vientos de hasta 82 millas por hora y sonoma con 89 millas por hora que dejó tremendos daños en varias comunidades >> sabemos que los vientos causaron interrupción en la educación virtual de muchos estudiantes y el cierre de negocios a la comunidad cerca del boulevard reportó varios daños desde la medianoche la polic

combatir el incendio >>> bien a veces agresivamente, a veces calmados duramos siete días arriba en el monteen ese trabajo >>> nos está alcanzando el fuego pero la verdad es que son unas emociones que muy fuertes pero a la vez bonitas, me gusta el trabajo >>> los más jóvenes están con una gran pasión por ayudar. >>> está mucho la experiencia >>> no lo piensa uno, por las familias que están perdiendo todo. hoy precisamente el gobernador agradeció una vez más el esfuerzo de los miles de bomberos. >>> quiero dar gracias a los bomberos del estado, a quienes están luchando por los incendios. >>> los votantes del condado santa clara continúan participando en la votación temprana, la oficina electoral abriste fin de semana para que ciudadanos tuviera la oportunidad de comenzar a emitir su voto aantes de los comicios del 3 de noviembre al oficina está ubicada en el 15 55 y abrirá todos los días entre las 8:00 de la maÑana y las 5:00 de la tarde hasta el 1 de noviembre. así como en santa clara en otros lugares fuera de california, como en chicago por ejemplo, los electores están participando en el pr

sgr >> reporter: it's the closest the choir students have been inn mont months.his senior said she was waiting for this day. >> it was exciting. it was great to come back and hear music. >> reporter: it's not a full reopening but it's a start. >> we went in to a phase in model. >> reporter: she said they learned from other high schools that opened too rl early. they are eyeing the surge in cases in other parts of the country. >> safety interest and health that has to be a priority. we are looking at the numbers. >> reporter: contra costa county numbers are still looking good. in alameda some schools are planning reopening next week as well. >> with masks on and socially distanced outside. we can sing for 30 minutes. and then we just need to clear the area for five minutes and we can cot back. >> reporter: students eagler to let the music play can despite the virus. >> the risk is worth it for me. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> students, faculty and staff, who are learning, live willing or working on a university of california campus have until sunday to get a flew s

monte rosa is the 22-year-old shot and killed by police in vequthis week to move hting ies the case to fresno, citing concerns over whether a jury pool would be biased in the bay area or sacramento. they're seeking to have certain claims dismissed the shooting sparked outrage after key evidence in the case was destroyed. house speaker nancy pelosi publicly called on the fbi to investigate the case. >>> a major change could be coming to san francisco's lowell high school. it's one of the few public high schools in the country where add submission based on merit. similar to how universities select students. the proposed random lottery admission system would last for one year. the commissioners blame the pandemic. saying they can't rank the student applicants because the district did not give out grades for the semester. they can't test the students since all classes are conducted online. >> it's disappointing that we don't have a better solution and that this is the option. >> we will have a good, solid freshman class, and we're ready to teach anyone who is assigned to our school. so in

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we asked monte puts director for his assessment. of you know. what is there are always risks associated with any construction project. the government investigated these risks in full detail. so we can say that the project won't be a problem for the month in a grim budget. it's important to know that every cent of highway tolls will go into paying back the loan but. we believe we'll be able to pay it back down to the last cent. we had to an area just south of the capital where another section of highway is under construction pitted against a 1000000000 euro project environmental activists like natasha kovacs of which are very much underdogs but she's determined to speak out against the lack of transparency and rampant environmental destruction with the chinese investor and their culture actually it's more about just straightforward being and doing things without the 2 questions and of course the it also causes some questions and none understand. for the time being this is still highway didn't know where whether the new superhighway will ever reac

the killing of mont rosa has led to protests and calls for the fbi to investigate. this body cam video from july 2nd. it only shows the moment before the officer fired his gun. the vallejo police officer shot and killed the 22-year-old monterrosa. he said he believes monterrosa had a gun in his waistband. turned out, though, to be a hammer. >>> tonight nbc bay area's investigative unit has uncovered new details surrounding the death of a san francisco firefighter. a preliminary report says jason cortez inadvertently opened a supply valve. it happened wednesday during a drill at the department's training tower. why it's not clear why he opened that valve which we obtained a picture of, the complaint points to confusion over water pressure which may have led cortez to believe the water was being shutoff. the report sites reduced staffing because of covid as a factor in the accident. >>> crews are making significant progress as they continue to battle the glass fire. in the past 24 hours the flames thankfully have not grown. containment has also jumped from 78% last ni

sgr >> reporter: it's the closest the choir students have been inn mont months.s senior said she was waiting for this day. >> it was exciting. it was great to come back and hear music. >> reporter: it's not a full reopening but it's a start. >> we went in to a phase in model. >> reporter: she said they learned from other high schools that opened too rl early. they are eyeing the surge in cases in other parts of the country. >> safety interest and health that has to be a priority. we are looking at the numbers. >> reporter: contra costa county numbers are still looking good. in alameda some schools are planning reopening next week as well. >> with masks on and socially distanced outside. we can sing for 30 minutes. and then we just need to clear the area for five minutes and we can cot back. >> reporter: students eagler to let the music play can despite the virus. >> the risk is worth it for me. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> students, faculty and staff, who are learning, live willing or working on a university of california campus have until sunday to get a flew sho

we ask monte puts director for his assessment. but if there are always risks associated with any construction project. the government investigated these risks in full detail. so we can say that the project won't be a problem for the month on a grim budget. and it's important to know that every cent of highway tolls will go into paying back the loan but we believe we'll be able to pay it back down to the last cent. we head to an area just south of the capital where another section of highway is under construction pitted against a 1000000000 euro project environmental activists like natasha kovach which are very much underdogs but she's determined to speak out against the lack of transparency and rampant environmental destruction with the chinese investor and their culture actually it's more about just straight forward being and doing things with out of 2 questions and of course the it also causes some questions and on the understanding. for the time being this is still a high. well you didn't know where whether the new superhighway

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choose two that was between one and six each time and if both the numbers were six, it would be a monte carlo simulation. it will give you the likelihood that will happen. we build on a simulation that looks at the whole vaccine model in this forward month by month and vaccines randomly succeed or fail in each of the models. each individual front doesn't tell you an awful lot about vaccine portfolio but if you combine all of the runs together you should be able to get an overall picture of the probability of success. the model is dynamic. what that means is if one vaccine succeeds or fails, the model could use another -- presume other vaccines would be less likely to succeed. if a leading vaccine shows very good against covid-19, we presume in the real world this would increase probability for the expectation that other vaccines will also work well against covid-19. and for the model, can also slow down vaccine at pretrial because we told this might happen in the real world and also create limits the number of trials that can happen in the world. then we have a second model that looks a

this happened at the u-haul on monte boulevard on sunday evening. firefighters were worried about not being able to get it under control because of the high winds. you see footage there. but crews were able to get it put out before it spread to nearby buildings. >>> millions of acres burned, thousands of homes lost. sometimes it's the small pictures that matter, the smaller stories like pictures on a baseball card. >> i know, right. and tonight's bay area proud shares the story of a south bay man's generosity to a little baseball fan who lost everything. >> let's be honest, when a home is surrounded by this many firefighters, ghb cruisers and tv news cameras, it is rarely a good thing. today though, there they all were outside of kevin ashford's home because of one rare act of generosity. >> i would give anything to see the smile on her face when she receives them. >> reporter: the girl he's talking about is the girl in the middle. she lives in fresno county and was one of hundreds who lost their home last month in what turned out to be the largest

is vanessa montes car survey -- i am the daughter of two hard-working mexican immigrants who came heren search of the american dream. my mother is no longer here, but very present in my heart. she taught me the value of hard work and a sacrifice. be a woman ofto faith and love above all. i grew up in phoenix arizona. due to the immense sacrifice of my parents hard work, i was able a catholic high school, and i am up proud graduate of arizona state university. i am a business owner. i own several small businesses. including legends event center. populare of the most venues in phoenix, arizona. if you told me earlier this year, just a few months ago, that i would be standing for you, introducing you to the future president and vice president of the united states, i would never have believed it. this has been a hard year for many of us. in my industry, the events business, we have felt the impact of the coronavirus pandemic especially hard. my business was shut down for six months. we have only started hosting small events in recent weeks. afraid for my families livelihood, it was a sacri

and that's to mont monens. i know montanans would appreciate it. and it's a weeknight, after all, so it will keep john from having one too many. directly to your question, look, i argued in front of the u.s. supreme court. i want fwlebelieve that it's be when i walk in the doors, beyond partisanship and beyond politics. but unfortunately, what we're seeing right now, and this is more or less senator daines against himself. four years ago, he said there's no way during an election year we should actually move forward with a nominee for a new supreme court position. and this year, he's completely flip-flopped on that. so we have to do what we can to take the politics out of the supreme court. >> thank you, governor bullock. senator daines. >> well, i heard what the governor had to say about speaking against himself. i think as montanans add up how many times the governor said he wasn't going to run for the u.s. senate, it wasn't five times, it wasn't 10 times, it wasn't 12 times but 13 times governor bullock told the people of montana i am not runnin

learning to die with provinces a vaccine is just weeks away even as most scientists suggest it could be monts and infections in the united states are surging trump lash back suggesting biden's policies to lock down the country are draconian and would hurt families and small businesses thrive and biden also took aim at their respective alleged foreign entanglements trump hitting biden on his son's business dealings with ukraine and china and whether biden put policies in place as vice president that helped to sun profit i have not taken a penny from any foreign shores ever in my life we learned this president paid 50 times the tax in china as a secret bank account with china biden lash back accusing trump of cozy relationships with russian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong il and it's a relationship trump defended claiming it's prevented conflict and tensions he inherited from the obama white house it was a very dangerous period in my 1st 3 months before we sort of work things out a little bit ok there was a very good they left us a mess what has he done he's legitimize

he went to oakland's castle mont high before starting his professional career. widely recognized as one of the best second basemen to ever play. he won two mvp awards while leading the cincinnati reds to back-to-back world championships in the mid-70s. at the end of his ca old. >>> any facebook post-that denies the holocaust will be banned. facebook will also direct people to more credible sources with credible information if they search for information about the nazi genocide. it's facebook's latest move to combat conspiracy theories and misinformation as the election closes in. the policy also applies to instagram. >>> pushing back on historical misconceptions, that is the folk of today's indigenous people's day pow wow in berkeley. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin, who has indigenous blood, was also there talking about steps the city is taking. >> we recently changed our signs in the entryway to our city to acknowledge we are on aloni territory. we are working with karina gould and the aloni people to protect sacred sites. >> other bay area cities joined in on t