please join me in welcoming deputy administrator pam melroy. [applause] pam: thank you, thank you. thank you so much. good morning. it is so exciting to be together again. i love the fact we are talking about collaboration because there is something magic that happens when we get in a room together like this. i want to tell you how excited we are about a decade of work or more that is coming to fruition. when we launched artemis i, that will be extraordinary. i want to remind you there is a lot of hard work still going on. we have work for artemis ii, iii, iv in the works. it is time to step back and ask, what is our strategy going to be be the flight tests of artemis i through iv? it was important to me and bill nelson when we came to the agency to be focused on thinking about that strategy and what we were going to be doing after we got through flight test. i think it is critically important whenever we talk about we are transparent and collaborative. i think you will hear not just in my description of a strategy but how we got to the strategy and how we are trying to execute and

and pam grier!s is "the daily show with trevor noah." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person. thank you so much for being here. thank you so much for being here. we've got a great show for you tonight. take a seat, everybody. take a seat, let's get into this. elon musk goes to war with apple, we find out what virus will kill you next, and joe biden is working on the railroad. plus, the legendary pam grier is joining us on the show! [cheers and applause] so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] all right, before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. we kick things off with the world cup, where the united states has moved on to the round of 16 after defeating iran! [cheers and applause] yes. it is such an amazing win for them. it means they go to the next roun

these join me in welcoming the deputy demonstrated, pam milroy. [applause] pam: thank you.hank you. thank you so much. thank you. i appreciate it. good morning, everyone. it is just so exciting to be together again, and i love the fact that were talking about collaboration, because there is something that magic that happens when we get in a room together like this. i want to tell you how excited we are about a decade of work or mort that is finally coming to fruition, when we launch artemis one. that will be extraordinary. i want to remind you there is a lot of hard work still going on. we actually have hardware for artemis to come artemis three, artemis for in various stages, as well as starting on artemis five, if that is fantastic. it means this is a perfect time to take a step back and ask about what is our strategy going to be beyond the flight tests of artemis one, 2, 3, 4, 5? to me, it was important, and bill nelson when he came to the agency, he focused on thinking about that strategy and what we were going to be doing after we got to flight tests. i think it is cri

. >> that's right, pam. democrats are playing defense across the entire country, but new york is not the place where they were expecting to have to do so. and this rally is exactly about that, about trying to get enthusiasm increased across voters here in new york. secretary of state hillary clinton was on cnn this morning talking about that lack of enthusiasm and saying that that's just the way it is for midterms, no matter who is in the white house. >> i think it's more of a turnout issue. so our job is to convince our voters to turn out because if they turn out then there's no doubt that we will win. but it is an uphill battle in a midterm election to convince people to get out and vote whereas the other side is motivated because they want change at any cost. >> reporter: and that is showing up in the polls. we can see that there is more enthusiasm among republican voters. 38% versus 24% for the democrats. here in a state like new york where democrats outnumber republicans it's going to come down to a que

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the agreement between the university and academic researchers and postdocs callers. >> comes 15 days after they walked off the job demanding they be paid a livable wage. but as kron four's dan kerman reports, those picket lines remain in place as the graduate student researchers and student teaching assistants readers and tutors remain on strike without a final agreement. >> it's been 2 weeks since postdoc scholars, academic and grad student researchers and teaching assistants and tutors walked out of classrooms and research labs and on to the picket lines at ucsf and uc campuses across the state to demand a contract that pays a livable wage, a wage that covers more than just rent. a lot of us are making many sacrifices to be here and the pursuit of science for public. good progressing societal benefit and >> do >> i want been put in the back seat for a long, long time. and now it's at the point where we can actually a demand. what is what we are need in order to survive in this, you

please welcome the legendary pam grier! ♪ welcome to the show. >> oh, my god. >> trevor: ladies and gentlemen! [cheers and applause] the legendary pam grier. >> trevor. >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." >> trevor, hey. why are you leaving us, boo? come on! >> trevor: i'm not leaving life. >> no, but i look forward to you and hearing you and keeping me laughing and it's great stuff. >> trevor: thank you very much. >> humanity. thank you. >> trevor: thank you very much. thank you. [cheers and applause] i am not the only one who thinks this. if it weren't for you, so many of the movies that we know and love today wouldn't have been possible, because everybody who knows film knows that if it weren't for pam grier and what she did with all the movies that she made, there wouldn't have been black women on screen kicking ass the way that we see them today. you were the original action star at a time when black women were not allowed to be portrayed like that, so thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. but as you know,

pam. all right, justin, thank you for that report tonight. the other candidate trying to replace sam san jose mayor is matt mahan four's amanda hari is covering the mahan campaign effort tonight. she joins us live from san jose. amanda. >> good evening. we're starting to see things get a lot busier here at matt watch party. we have a podium set up behind me to speak to us at least twice tonight. you can see that podium and you see see that podium and you see have a lot more peopl than we did just about a half-hour ago. i've been here for quite some time. mahan is one of 2 candidates running to the san jose's next mayor. he's currently a city council member. he says the first issue he would address if elected mayor is dealing with the number of people experiencing homelessness. he says it's not only inhumane for those experiencing homelessness, but it's also contributing to crime and bring down the quality of life for the city of san jose. he says he isn't cost effective plan using prefabricated homes to provide safe living spaces. people gett

pam talked about the federated board.t the leadership level, we are working collectively to make sure we are integrating science and technology together with exploration objectives. it is really exciting to see all of us work together on the collective mission in ways that we have not in the past. not that we have not been partnering, but it is unprecedented the level of collaboration going on within the agency. similarly, we need to leverage industry and international partners and engage new ones. the deputy administrator mentioned that. that is going to be critical. i have to say i don't have the experiences that others have in experiencing launches, but i am super excited to be seeing the artemis launch. i hope it goes in a couple of weeks. literally, i have seen a number of launches but they never get boring. i don't know how many of you had the opportunity. i hope you do sometime in the future, but i cannot wait to see, hear and feel the power of the sls rocket and see the engineering majesty of the orien capsule. we

i'm pam catherine heenan. i'm pam moore. t okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 more details emerging about the security aroun house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco home following the attack on her husband. the home break-in was captured by capitol police surveillance cameras. but no one was monitoring them at the time. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan and for ken wayne capitol police said the command center monitors roughly 1800 cameras, including those at the pelosi home. >> and they generally monitor the feed when the house speaker is at home. the attacker told authorities that he was on a self-proclaimed suicide mission aimed at speaker pelosi, but she and her security detai

good morning, pam.ung boy who was followed by a stranger as he was walking home from school. but his quick thinking got him out of that scary situation coming up on mornings onto its seven what the child did next in my police say other kids should watch and learn from his actions. and the dating game has changed. also in the next hour, the new standards many americans say they're looking for in a partner as many singles are getting into a new trend called conscious dating, we'll life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea you steph curry and other celebrities who endorsed the cryptocurrency company ft x have been hit with a class action lawsuit. that suit is seeking $11 billion in damages from well known ft x ambassadors and the company's founder, customers. alleged celebrities either promoted or assisted in a fraudulent

i'm ken, why i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is pam moore. the news at 6 is next. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> certainly knew him as a public safety risk. so the city of san francisco, certainly to the speaker as as time goes forward. >> now it's 6 the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband at their home in san francisco was in court today. and court documents indicate he told authorities he was on a suicide mission and had plans to target other california and federal politicians. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne

pam., there are some serious charges in this case, multiple counts of assault and annoying or molesting a child under the age of 12, police in the school have differing statements in terms of when the incid w

once again, pam.adition, especially francisco that crab, the butter and the sour dough bread, right? alright ali rasmus, keeping an eye on our busy commute. it is a busy monday morning. it is getting busy out there and, you know on the crab story i remember growing up, always having crab thanksgiving grandparents house and then going moving out of state and having thanksgiving somewhere else in the country and asking well, where's the crab thanksgiving, but it's really a bay area in northern california things so hopefully that can we can get back to that. so let's show you the san mateo bridge this morning. actually i'm going to show you some maps. there we go. if you're driving on westbound 5 80, you'll see some slow traffic there. also in the left of your screen you can see at south bend 80, a crash there and also one in hayward. there's a report of a stalled vehicle on the same mateo bridge, but it's not affecting traffic too bad because it's in the east boundary. action along with that crash. we m

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pam, on autumn. what do you, dr. pam, on autumn. what do you make of that?are quite fearful that quote unquote britishness going to disappear? well, if there's a queue of people looking housing in, people looking for housing in, they only have the last 12 years of the tory government blamed for that. have not invested for that. they have not invested housing they have always housing the way they have always said it's got said would. and so it's got nothing to do with immigrants over and taking housing. it's got everything to do with the tories not providing housing. and not forget they expect and let's not forget they expect £7 billion worth of revenue . if £7 billion worth of revenue. if as the article that you're producer gave me to derive from the that will be occurring. yes some people say that maybe that's bit of a false economy though because then we do have to pay for of these people in terms of public etc. but yes, that's one of the reasons why they're it. you're just they're doing it. if you're just joining, does appear anyway, joining, it does appe

i'm pam cook friday morning. november 4th. you have a special accessory today voted and we're telling everybody to make sure they vote. good reminder. paulson you called it early this week. it is cold. you said it was going to be cold, and it's cold cold next week as well. okay voted twice. is that alright? yeah thank you, dave. alright uh, pam and dave. we have mainly clear skies. it's not as cold as yesterday. my wife because there's some higher clouds coming in. these will play into our forecast right up there. this is a heavy duty system for the pacific northwest . some of that will start to drape over us as we head. but by mind, we have a cold morning and i mean no doubt about it high clouds, but it will be a little bit warmer with a lot of sixties now. on the forecast highs changes on the weekend and next week more on that coming up. 401 in the morning. here he is our good friend, mr sal castaneda happy friday. happy friday. steve we're here. we've made it . as dave clark likes to say right now. we're off to a great star

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pam and gasia.teve 601 here and on this thanksgiving day, volunteers with glide foundation are preparing to serve breakfast and lunch to more than 2000 people. ktvu erasmus also up very early to show us how the volunteers have been very busy for hours. volunteers and people who work with glide foundation have been planning for this is one word just told me this is like the super bowl for them. the event one of the main holiday events that they are so excited for we are in the room where a lot of the prep work is going to happen. once these volunteers s hams. to give aser this morning. i have with me, james stamp agha. he is one of the shift leads for glide foundation . so tell me what you do on a day like today i'm going in 100, different directions. you know, it's involves, uh, supervising the volunteers making everything's done on time done accordingly and just putting it together, you know, but it's not me. it's really the volunteers who make it happen. because they're down here grinding for beau

i'm pam cook.day, november 16th gasia has the day after day crystal clear outside, sunny but still cold. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. pamela yes. chocolate story this morning. thank you. great company. i love doing these local stories. you say somebody a couple of people watch over there. brian jones has been the mechanic there for six years. he watches faithfully every morning . so thank you. all right. we'll get to it here. yes, it is crystal clear out there. it's either cold or not so bad. if you have a breeze, it's in the forties or fifties. if you don't have a breeze, you can be in the low thirties here, but it looks like we're about ready to bounce off those morning lows. so severe clear for your wednesday clear and called for most this morning wall to wall son. it'll be nice temperatures near average to above again. all right, let's head over to sal. something new. we okay? what's going on? and i was a in the south bay, steve because we have a lot of slowing there now

i'm pam moore. that announcement coming after a meeting that went on for more than 6 hours earlier today. our capitol correspondent wallace has been tracking it all. he joins us live from sacramento to explain it to. >> and what a day it was here, pam and ken and everybody in the bay area here at the sacramento convention center. let me tell you, this meeting went on for six-plus hours. it was closed to the press, closed everybody except for about 6 years. so democratic colleagues and after all of that, remember this name robert remus? and here he is. you're looking at a remember robert reverse of salinas today during a 6 hour. plus meeting at the safe credit union convention center here in downtown sacramento. more than 60 of his democratic colleagues met and unanimously voted to make reverse the next speaker of the state assembly come july 2023. that means we'll soon see an end to anthony rendon's speakership after some 6 years in that position. among other important duties. the speaker is in char

i'm pam cook wednesday morning.r 2nd more rain on the way it sounds like the weekend is going to be the big event. let's check in. with sunday, saturday, sunday monday. tuesday is the way it's looking. we still have a pretty good little system here that's moving in. there's going to be a lot of scattered showers here today. let me fix a few things here. one right over around near san ramon. but there's a lot coming down from the northwest, and that's going to be the pattern today a cold, cool, breezy pattern. partly cloudy and we are looking for scattered showers. maybe some hail could be, you know, a little more out towards the valley here, maybe more lightning or something. partly cloudy. scattered showers. cool and breezy. the pattern. upper fifties very, very low sixties here. on the attempts. we will stay below average, probably until friday or saturday when we might see some upper sixties alright over to salad five. oh one something new. something old where we're going. we're going to go to the bay bridge, ste

dave and pam right now. i'm looking at the issue of freeway and there were some earlier problems on 80 near gilman street, and those have been cleared up so 33 minutes, right. pardon me, 33 minute drive to get to that spot. i've just been looking around at the rest of this commute here. it starts to slow in richmond. highway four is also a little bit slow in that area. we don't have a big backup right now. at the bay bridge toll plaza of also been looking at interstate 8 80 that traffic is looking pretty good with no major issues, so we continue to watch everything, and i do believe we're going to have a busy day, although right now it's not pretty. it's not busy at the bay bridge toll plaza just yet, so we'll just see what happens after six at 5 49. what about today's weather? here's steve. thank you, sir. it's a change in our pattern here. we're going cooler to breezy and windy will have to probably hold off on any real rain. if you will, until thursday is the way it's looking, but i think you'll notice th

andre good morning to you, pam. day in california is more like election month with 22 million registered voters getting mailed in their ballots in october. they were sent to them. and if you haven't voted yet, it's time to pull out your ballot and take a look because there is a lot on there. my concern is that if it's a five card about there's a lot of content for people to navigate. yeah, and i my concern is that people haven't really engaged with about because it's just there's just so much there. every california ballot will have statewide races, including governor newsom, running for reelection against republican state senator brian dolly. voters will also decide on attorney general secretary of state lieutenant governor, state comptroller and more and you'll vote twice on the senate race between alex padilla and mark moyes, er one question to pull a partial term another for full term. californians are also being asked to weigh in on seven propositions, including two ways to legalize sports betting in the state

it sure is, pam. and once i'll tell you what once i step three of the kids once i start looking at tiktok, i can't stop and there's a million recipes and i'm saving stuff we recently learned on tiktok you cut the bottom off your pumpkin instead of the top to carve it. it's so you get all the guts out that way, and then you put on top of the candle. it's brilliant. but then we said, is everything brilliant on tiktok. another thing we saw is putting. this is medical advice, putting scotch tape. on your forehead, wrinkles to smooth them out. we thought does is that working? so i talked to america's holistic plastic surgeon, dr anthony yoon , who is tiktok famous in his own right. he puts a lot of good, solid content on tiktok's, but we said, what do we need to look out for when we're scrolling? there is so much misinformation on healthcare and even skin care and cosmetic treatments number one thing is, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is, if there is this kind of fantastical thing that they'

here's reaction from pam p bondi. monica crowley is with us.mn abuse of children in any form, we're going to take the matter seriously and bring legal action against parties responsible. pam, aren't they the party responsible? >> yeah, balenciaga is responsible. sean, at a photo shoot like that with child models, you have to have a parent, a guardian, an agent present, and it is not just the photographer. this had to go through multiple levels of executives before the ad got aired. and why it is so dangerous, people say they did it for shock value. no, it is sickening. why it is dangerous. any sex crimes prosecutor will tell you that these videos, the pornography videos often start out with scenes almost identical to this, with children simply holding things, then the deafter tee progresses into pornography. as you said, they laid out the opinion, the legal opinion telling you what you can and cannot get away with, which is astonishing to me. in the criminal world, that's very dangerous. sex sells, child sex sells more. it is one of the top lea

alright, pam, time is 508.et's go right to steve paulson and get the latest on what's happening with our wedding will start in the sierra because they will take a look at some of those snow totals since that was what we just read about here. sierra tahoe came in with 59 total. for the past week. palisades 39 sugar bowl 35 homewood. picked up 26. i should add mammoth picked up almost 50 as well. so processed advisory 30 to 36 i've seen i mean, they've seen some lower west of rohnert park 33. there's a couple of western petaluma about 34. so there's a couple getting down there lower lake and lake counties at 30. so there's a couple of utmost there's enough of a puff of a breeze. that kind of keeps them up a teeny bit, but it's still cold enough. that's fog advisory might be a little overdone. it's more out to the valley than anywhere else you need a couple of days relate to set up under calm conditions to get this going, but there could be a patron to a summer system from 48 hours ago is now long gone, but the co

i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan. those break-ins happened early this morning along lakeshore avenue. >> kron four's dan thorn is in the newsroom with some of the changes business owners are hoping to see than catherine and pam, these burglars appear to be targeting cash registers. >> at these businesses, the owner of lin, jia asian kitchen says there's was yanked off of their counter, but there was no money inside the bigger issue is the damage to their front door and the feeling of being violated. >> it's something no small business owner ever wants to see the front door of their livelihood kicked in by criminals was pretty depressing. it's kind of all to do this. as during this time. >> but inflation vo bit everything else and a lot of almost. >> marshall lamm has run lin, jia, asian kitchen on lakeshore avenue for more than a decade. her restaurant along with other nearby businesses were hit by burglars early wednesday morning. lamb says crime in the neighborhood has become a growing concern with the homelessness.

i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. monday morning. november 14th, pam. it's cold this morning. very cold. let's go to steve paulson, get your forecast and bundle up when you head out. i went crazy called. it's cold, agree, twenties and low thirties that's crazy cold for us, as south would say for us, that's cold, right, sal? he's out there. absolutely thank you, sir. we have a little low this dropping down. it won't do much, but it will pick up the breeze starting late tonight, tomorrow, which in turn will eventually warm us up, but it's a quiet weather week if you're looking for rain or snow, but it's a darn cold one out there that's for sure. twenties low thirties. highest today. upper fifties low sixties speaking of the man himself. he text me saturday evening. did you go forth and do that? we went somewhere else, however, that's still on our list. so steve is my steve is my you know, i text him for sage advice because he is my truth teller. he tells it like it is so thank you, steve. let's go out and take a look at the commute. and this is a look at

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne today.hat will fund safety improvements in neighborhood business districts and downtown bound forcefully juggle reports. the hope is to make people feel safe shopping during the holiday season. >> mom and pop businesses in oakland were crushed during the pandemic. and the financial recovery has been slow worsened by violent crime. i heard from business owners that they are nervous about asking employees to come back to work because of safety concerns and with fewer people returning to offices instead opting to work remotely. there has been less

i'm ken wayne and i'm grant lotus in for pam tonight. that robbery was camera shop right near union square. >> crawford's amanda hari has an update on what's happening with that store. now and how leaders are working to try to make shopping in the city safer. >> in the middle of a busy holiday shopping season. a camera store in san francisco's union square is closed. a sign on the window reading due to unfortunate circumstances like a store, san francisco will be temporarily closed until further notice like a camera

i'm pam cook. good morning.ht to south caston ator major traffic problems on highway four. so that's right. highway four is shut down and bailey road completely shut down. you can't get through. it's been that way since four o'clock this morning for a deadly collision. and they're not done yet. they have called for hard closure now, so this is going to be going on for at least a few more hours as westbound highway four is completely closed, coming up right near the bar station there, and you can see they're looking for evidence to doing whatever they do out there. and that means that highway four is backed up for miles. i would not recommend getting on the freeway at all between antioch and pittsburgh. you're just going to go out there and get stuck in backup. that could take you more than an hour to drive very the short distance. but other people are using leeland road, which is packed. so if you have flexibility, you may want to think about it. just you know, if you if you don't have to go now, you may want to

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i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. a man was shot and killed in oakland the same day the city's police department boasted a week without a deadly incident. the shooting happened last night just before 10, 30 on san pablo avenue near 35th street and interstate 5.80, police say they learned of the shooting through the gunshot detection system. the victim was taken to hospital and died there of his injuries. about 2 hours later, police say they do not know who the victim was or what led up to that shooting. oakland police chief leronne armstrong decided to extend the current crime tackling strategy. that means more officers will continue to patrol the city over time around the holiday and into the new year for zella sogomonian talks with the chief and reports from our newsroom le pen. this is an extension of a plan that was launched 2 months ago already. >> it was cheap armstrong's answer to rising violent crime and he insists it's been working. >> after having one of the worst. months we have all year when it comes to vi

yeah, pam and catherine out gunshots in the middle of the afternoon. people running many people were scared. this is active investigation. investigation were at the corner of el camino and roosevelt. and here's what i'm going have a photographer zoom in. you can see this entire area is roped off. >> investigation into what exactly happened is ongoing. here is some of the information that we have so far. i want to walk you through what redwood city police are telling us that an armed man was in a car with the woman and 3 children. now, at this point, it's not clear exactly what that relationship to the man relationship the woman had with him. but at some point the man got out of the car. police him a threat in the open fired on now he was taken down the hospital later pronounced dead. you can see. >> that video of people running right now, this man identified as a 36 year-old redwood city resident. no stranger to police and now the kids aged 1, 4, in younger kids. they ran from the scene when this happened. but that mothers somehow was injured at some p

i'm pam cook thursday morning.ovember 3rd seems like great weather to bundle up in the code and go ice skating in union square or walk around all the windows and they're decorated. steve, it is already feeling like winter. three dog night to cat night. yeah we're in the thirties here. i actually clicked on the furnace briefly this morning, hoping to have a longer break between air conditioning and heating, but i didn't use the once in october. not once. probably didn't either . how about that? so there we go. alright, take it. there you go. skies are clearing out there could be a few high clouds. maybe if you accuse pop over the hills later yesterday, fremont doubling down to san jose. lots of reports of hail. today it's a lot quieter. snow is winding down in the mountains, but there are numerous advisories for cold and also a little bit of a breeze will call me the breeze. but a crazy cold morning for us. mostly sunny, breezy conditions . 50 sixties bumping up a teeny bit on those temps. salads here at 501. hopefu

i'm pam cook.s tuesday, november, 29th wrapping up november and it seems like december is coming in with some rain and snow. let's check in with steve on track for thursday and again on the weekend, pam yes, today that we get a break. it won't be very warm. but we do get a break. everything's coming down out of the north northwest. from yesterday's system. you will get some clouds over the over the warmer, relatively warmer ocean temps, but otherwise great visibility. good air quality. so two for tuesday has a cold morning. no doubt about it. sunny breezy to cool temperatures, mainly upper fifties here. it's going to be a rather chilly pattern here for about the next 5 to 7 days, all right over to salads. 4 31 in the morning is here to tell us hopefully nothing. it's very quiet out there, which is nice exactly the way we wanted. the community usually doesn't get going until a little later on, and that way we see pictures like this, where traffic is moving along very well. into san francisco. no maj

. >> i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the first results from california races could be announced any minute the polls close. but while we wait, we have some results coming in from some big races across the country. right. our grant lodes is here in the studio with us now. he has the latest acreage. all right. hello, sorry about the close-up. this is a better view of me. and here's the best view we can give you of the balance of power right now. >> this is the u.s. senate. it was 50 50, as you both know entering the evening. >> and it's still tied. 42 for the democrats. 42 seats have been called for the republicans. and here's where things stand. we'll scroll down. show you the map. here's what things mean. it's dark blue. the race has been called the democrat wins dark red race has been called republican wins. pelosi. mccarthy all called okay. newsom, pelosi and mccarthy have all just been called according to our producer. so will continue to watch that light blue means the democrat is leading. this is a key senate race.

ali pam.hings getting vaccinated personal hygiene and hand washing, and even a simple cloth masks can help because rsv is spread through droplets when people cough or sneeze california public health officials say a child under the age of five died from flu and rsv this week. it's the first reported pediatric death from those viruses in our state. so far this season. california public health officials wouldn't say how old the child was or where he or she was from. but five and under is the age group most susceptible to complications from flu and especially rsv. pediatricians and health practitioners say these two viruses started circulating earlier this season than last year. the thought is, is that the virus is encountering vulnerable populations right now, so those kids that have not been exposed to the common pathogens that they would normally be exposed to, and the thought is that because of the pandemic and because the population was masked for that mask mandate and the fact that there was

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i'm pam moore. i'm justine waltman for ken wayne tonight. the san francisco fire department says the crane hit the eastbound part of the tunnel. this accident happening at the broadway tunnel that's located between broadway and taylor streets. and that happened around 3.30, this afternoon. the eastbound direction into china town in north beach is shut down right now. but westbound traffic towards polk street. >> is moving amanda hari is at the broadway tunnel right now with the very latest amanda. >> good evening. yes, the eastbound lanes are still closed down. i did speak with someone from public works and they told me they do hope to get one of the lanes back open. tonight we take a look and see though it is still shut down. you can't see anything down there from this angle, but they are working on cleaning up the lanes so that it's safe to drive on the person i spoke with public works says that a bucket truck came through with the bucket. still partially out ration area with lower clearance. they hit the ceiling, dragging it about 100 fee

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i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the race tb. oakland's next mayor continues to want to show you the latest numbers now. open city council member lauren taylor maintains his lead over city council members saying tao taylor has 34.7 9% of the vote tally has 29 point 17% of the vote. >> well, and we also have an update on the alameda county district attorney's race. terry wiley continue sully that race. 51.5, 2% of the vote, pamela price so far, it 40 just over 48% of the vote. those numbers still coming in for but following these races and we will have reaction coming up later in tonights newscast across the country, votes are still being counted in some critical house and senate races. our grant lodes is here with a look at where things stand tonight. he's been following all of this since election night and you just going to have to wait a few days are some of hope is just a few days. but depending on how things go, it might be next month with georgia. if george ends up being. >> the deciding state. so here's the tally where thin

pam. and ken, there are some serious charges in this case, multiple counts of assault and annoying or molesting a child under the age of 12, police in the school have differing statements in terms of when the incidents were reported to police. >> the dual language academy is a quiet campus this week while staff and students are on thanksgiving break. one music teacher who will not be returning after the holiday is israel. santiago was behind bars tonight charged with inappropriately touching at least 10 female students in the school's music and band room. they've identified more than one victim associated to the suspect. >> these incidents were taking place at the school. we do believe there could be additional victims based on this suspects position as a person of trust. sergeant christian camarillo announced the charges tuesday and for the san jose police department. >> his department became aware of the allegations against santiago, november 7th by the department of children and family

i'm pam cook. it is wednesday, november 30th. it is cold. and if you're planning to make a trip up to tahoe this week, time is quickly running out. people who live in the sierra are preparing for what they hope will be a week of heavy snow that build up of new snow is expected this week in addition to a week of existing snowpack, raising concerns for potential avalanche activity. now a backcountry avalanche watch will be in effect starting tomorrow morning. the national weather service is warning drivers it may become impossible to pass through this year. a starting tonight all the way through sunday that includes chain controls, delays, road closures and the chance for some white out conditions. avoid that kind of backup. we're looking at it recommends everyone fill up your gas tank or charge up your car before making that drive. 401. is the time we check in with steve paulson. you've been talking about this so significant amount of snow expected cut back on some of the projections, but over time,

i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. monday morning. november 7th did you know high surf advisories in effect today, all along the bay area. coast northwest. swell is building out in the pacific. and by tomorrow morning, it should arrive and last through tuesday with the waves 15 to 20 ft. the warning from the national weather service. stay off the rocks and jetties down at the coast stays safely away from the serve zone and you hear us say it all the time. never turn your back on the ocean. no you only have to do that once to kind of realize the power of the waves and steve. it must have been very windy overnight because i didn't really hear anything. but as i was driving out of my neighborhood. tree limbs and leaves a lot on the ground. vigorous front went by pretty fast, but it's already clearing out. we have a long way to go, though, so we're in between systems you're drivin and maybe the roads will be weapon of our overall. it's not too bad here. so that's the good news. you can see tha

back to you, catherine and pam thank you.san francisco, traffic slowdowns in and around the broadway tunnel will last just a little longer. >> a crane crashed through the ceiling tile of the tunnel yesterday. according to san francisco, public works repairs to the roadway tunnel. we'll take a couple of days to complete. emergency crews have cleared the flat bed truck which was carrying a crane which became stuck in the tunnel yesterday afternoon. it happened in the eastbound direction and delay traffic for about 3 hours. public works says one eastbound lane will be open during the commute hours. >> and still ahead tonight at 8, 1, project gets the green light as another is backed up for debate. the latest efforts to expand affordable housing in san francisco. >> also some new homeowners in the bay area now know what was making strange noises in their chimney. the couple are just pretty and look at the rest of the world learned from the bay area and advice for some of the bay area. air quality management district in egypt for

and pam and ken, you know what's going on? is it bryan dolly tonight?g me a few moments ago that, yes, it's a very disappointing night for him, but that he will continue looking at these results for the next few days before he actually decides to call. gavin newsom. meantime, we did hear from newsome earlier this evening, just a few blocks from where i'm standing now at another hotel in downtown sacramento. the governor speaking at a prop one rally. and the reason is because it really goes hand in hand, which is with what his campaign has been about this whole time, which really has not been about his own reelection, but about other parts of the state of the ballot that he's been trying to prioritize, including proposition want to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution. so at that rally, will the governor said a few things, but he i'm quoting here said the question is how do we define the future where we are all included. so the governor there saying that that's hand-in-hand with what he's been saying at this time. he's saying that his cam

i'm pam moore, north bay. congressman john garamendi is said to have been the latest politician on someone's hit list. the michigan man allegedly behind a sinister plan has been arrested. his name is neil walters. he's accused of leaving threatening messages for garamendi as well as the former head of the fbi kron four's. alice ammonium is in our newsroom with reaction from there. many tonight, ella pam and ken, according to an affidavit, walter allegedly said in a november 3rd voice mail your going to die. john, that message is yet another threat against a lawmaker and law enforcement agencies have said >> that they've seen a significant rise in hate, filled messages directed at american politicians. we spoke with care mandate himself about it today. >> the rhetoric out there is so strong, so hateful and certainly the social media even more. so this is not the first time there was a fellow actually the east bay that threat and may as well as hakeem jeffries, who will become the new minority leader. the democr

i'm pam cook wednesday morning. november 23rd .ays off its getaway day, and it's going to be some nice weather. let's check in with steve poulton. very nice. in fact, the warmest day of the week will probably be tomorrow but today will be closed for some are under clear skies. we don't have anything to worry about thirties forties on the lows. we've been colder last couple of mornings, but we're still thirties and forties except for a teeny bit of fog on the san mateo coast. i really can't find much else. no other flying the ointment, so it'll be a wonderful wednesday. they're cold morning, teeny bit of fog near the coast. but that's it's sunny, nice, too mild to warm. we do have an offshore breeze in the hills, so that equals sixties to near 70 degrees. alright alleys here at six o'clock in the morning. would you say? it's picking up? where would you like to begin? you know it was picking up and now it looks pretty clear out there so i can officially say in the six o'clock hour, it is much calmer traffic wise, and it was 24 hours