maybe rafael's i keep calling ralph. well, but it's rafael, the i guess the english of rafael. rafael maybe the origins of his interest. this subject came from his dad, who was a detective in the nypd for 20 years during the turbulent eighties nineties, and then in the aftermath of 911. and so during a period of time of extraordinary change. so. so thank you for your service the city and to to to you and your wife. thank you, rafael. i the opportunity to meet rafael several years ago, george kelling was in his last year of life. he had had a long bout with cancer. george was a friend. colleague mentor, coauthor. it's just an extraordinary individual who had influence on these issues. his seminal work with jim wilson broken windows. i was the practitioner of broken windows and i put their theories into practice with great success because they understood that you could not focus just on serious crime. you also had to focus on the disorder. the broken windows that people saw every day. the disorder that we are not attending to with any at the moment. rafael and his book basically

rafael grossi, it's a real pleasure to talk to you again from vienna.asure. hello. well, the met office have confirmed that it was another very warm month across the country, and october in england was the fourth—warmest october on record. but quite alarmingly, we're now seeing some of the warmest conditions on record, taking the year as a whole to date. as for rainfall, well, we needed the rain, but it's only northern ireland which was significantly above average. but for the first few days of november, our rainfall accumulation chart shows that all of us will see some pretty wet weather. the darker colours in the south show some welcome rain to come here. but it's notjust wet, some windy weather, and especially during the next 2a hours. widespread gales across the country, and in this hatched area, we could see potentially damaging and disruptive gusts of wind of 50—70mph, all tied in with this approaching and deepening area of low pressure. now, before it arrives, the little ridge there which indicates a quiet end to the night. a few mist and fog pat

rafael writes for the people on the left. on the right. in center. the idea of trying to bring them to common ground. the idea of this issue of public safety is too important to be in the trenches throwing hand grenades at each other constantly, but trying to find a way to get us out those trenches on the left and the right and to get us into what is no man's land and have it become common ground. with this book, he pushes back on a lot of the misinformed action that has taken hold over these last ten years. and i'm hoping that if we can advocate forcefully for it myself and many others who will have the opportunity to read it. we can begin turn the tide this negative tide that has engulfed america over these last half dozen years. we're in a perilous place at the moment. but new yorkers, we're in a perilous in years past. we through it and we got through it with hard work. we got through it with inspiration we got through it with knowledge. rafael's hard work is providing us inspiration. it's providing us with knowledge. it's providing us with the g

maybe rafael's i keep calling ralph. well, but it's rafael, the i guess the english of rafael. rafael maybe the origins of his interest. this subject came from his dad, who was a detective in the nypd for 20 years during the turbulent eighties nineties, and then in the aftermath of 911. and so during a period of time of extraordinary change. so. so thank you for your service the city and to to to you and your wife. thank you, rafael. i the opportunity to meet rafael several years ago, george kelling was in his last year of life. he had had a long bout with cancer. george was a friend. colleague mentor, coauthor. it's just an extraordinary individual who had influence on these issues. his seminal work with jim wilson broken windows. i was the practitioner of broken windows and i put their theories into practice with great success because they understood that you could not focus just on serious crime. you also had to focus on the disorder. the broken windows that people saw every day. the disorder that we are not attending to with any at the moment. rafael and his book basically

i investigated rafael bessa for almost a year.oming in. his clients were mostly well—off women from high society. one way by promoting his services was by throwing one way he promoted his services was by throwing lavish pr parties. this woman attended one of those events. anna attended one of those events. ana attended one of those events. so, it was a nice event, but some of us didn't know we were being scammed. so, i lost the money, the trip, the dream — everything. ana is one of 70 people who accuse rafael bessa of selling them travel services that didn't exist. together, they say they have lost more than $290,000. some have sued bessa in court or reported him to the police. bessa declined to give the bbc in interview, but he made these comments about the allegations. the un's world travel organisation told us that more should be done to protect consumers worldwide. the rights of tourists and consumers are not harmonised at the international level. un has developed an international code for the protection of tourists. it's the

the voters of color overwhelmingly voted for rafael warnock, 81%. he also did very well with that younger vote, the 18 to 29-year-olds. and then look 68% of urban voters supported raphael warnock. i want you to hear from rafael warnock and hear from his republican challenger herschel walker as they got out this weekend to rally the vote. >> i'm reaching out to the folks that didn't vote for me last time. maybe they voted for the libertarian candidate. maybe they voted for herschel walker. and i want you to ask yourself a serious question who do you think is really ready and who do you think is fit. >> tell the people that didn't vote for me they need to vote for me. because if they didn't vote for me they're going to have the government running their life. and i'll tell you what the government can't even run its own life. >> reporter: what a difference we saw from the people who voted for rafael warnock. 70% of white voters they voted for herschel walker. 58% were 65 and older. remember warnock did really well with that younger voting block. 60% of

rafael warnock is the incumbent democrat senator.e looks way ahead here on these figures but that is because in georgia, they have already started counting the early votes and they tend to favor the democrats so we do expect the republicans to catch up quickly. he is in a tight race with the republican, herschel walker. if neither of them reach 50%, that state will have to go to a runoff in december. let's take a look at these senate races across the map of america. all the dark gray ones are where the senate races are. 35 races are taking place. the ones in yellow are the swing states. these are the ones throughout the night that we are going to be keeping a close eye on. north carolina and ohio over on the east side. those polls close in 15 minutes so we will know a bit more about those in a moment. the other big swing states we are looking at our pennsylvania, florida, arizona, and wisconsin. just a reminder of the tally in the senate as these polls start to close, 37 seats for the democrats, 31 for the republicans. our special ex

it's happened to rafael martinez, too. he's had 30 years' experience sailing the seas with his wife, and the couple from cadiz are not easily shaken. but their encounter with the orcas was terrifying. >> suddenly i felt a jolt; the boat spun around 180 degrees and was facing north. that was when my wife spotted the orcas. the first thing i did was radio the coastguard for help. because when an animal that massive attacks your boat and you don't know how long it's going to go on, anything could happen. >> fears are growing on spain and portugal's atlantic coast. more than 300 incidents have been recorded in the last two years. sailors say that the spanish coast guard is having to launch rescue operations on a daily basis for people whose boats have been damaged by orcas. the crew of this boat were able to record the dramatic scenes. orcas - also called killer whales -- are predators that can weigh up to seven tons. these four orcas pushed the yacht back and forth like a toy. they seemed especially fixated on the rudder. >>

rafael barifouse, from bbc news, in sao paulo. have you been impacted by travel scams?oosing astronauts for its "class of 2022", including the first—ever astronaut with a disability — john mcfall from the uk. the esa is asking for a budget of more than $19 billion for its projects over the next three years — up 25% on the last three—year period. it's arguing more investment is needed if europe is to keep up with the us and china, as well as private companies nick spall is a fellow of the royal astronomical society here in the uk and a member of the british interplanetary society. welcome to the programme. nice to see you again.— to see you again. good morning. once again. _ to see you again. good morning. once again, europe _ to see you again. good morning. once again, europe talking - once again, europe talking about how much money it will spend. $19 billion it wants for its projects in the next three years. that is a lot of money, given all the current economic challenges europe is facing, isn't it? it challenges europe is facing, isn't it? , , isn't it? it is indeed.

rafael warnock against republican herschel walker.sident xi as growing anger in china. china's chief national correspondent is here next on "the evening edit." >> i want to say to the american people, don't think this kind of crackdown, this kind of a lockdown would not happen here. if the left has their way they would not hesitate to do it to us. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. it's been said that when someone you love has parkinson's, you have parkinson's. the truth is parkinson's disease doesn't just affect the diagnosed, it affects everyone who supports and helps care for them. worldwide, over 10 million people are living with parkinson's, a neurological disease that affects movement. and with so many places to search for information, it can be difficult to know where to begin. the parkinson's foundation has

and rafael warnock says no. i'm simply speaking the truth. and the voters will recognize this at the polls. we have extended an invitation to herschel walker to talk with us and the campaign seems to be laying a little lower than the warnock campaign. at least today, that is. but, yeah, i'm watching the messaging. because the messaging is changing, particularly from the warnock campaign. >> and so the walker campaign continues to bring in republican heavy hitters? i know the former president obama will be in town for the senator. >> yeah. i mean, they have specialized in rallies featuring herschel walker. they're trying to push herschel walker to the forefront. one thing that is interesting to note, though, governor kemp released a television ad just this last week supporting herschel walker. we didn't see that ahead of the midterms when he was running for re-election. he kept his distance because of walker's tie with president trump. but this time around it seems like the republican party is really gelling and standing behind herschel walker

or knock. -- rafael warnock.is the state that once again decides control of the senate, you could see more people sitting this race out or fewer people sitting the race out because it is a crucial race. amna: we have talked a lot this midterm cycle about election deniers. in georgia there are election defenders who did very well. brad raffensperger secretary of state, brian kemp or governor, both resisted pressure from president trump to overturn the results of the election. what does the support among voters safety -- say to you about where georgia voters are? >> georgia is tired of election the nihilism. it was one of the states that was ground zero about trump's false claims about the election. it was counted three times in the winter was biden. georgia voters have a low tolerance for that. during the primary, there were several trump backed challengers seeking to defeat republicans defended the election and those candidates lost by a wide margin . you are seeing the results reflective of the ectorate of democ

rafael warnock and herschel walker. neither one breaking the 50% plus 1 march. to december 6th, try it all again and see who wins after that. so, sandra, it ain't over yet, it's not going to be over for a while. at least it's not going to stretch into next year like it did in 2020. >> sandra: there you have it, december 6th. put it on the calendar, a lot more campaigning in the weeks ahead. tropical storm nicole bearing down on florida and the southeast. a live look at palm beach county, that area is under a hurricane warning at this hour. fox weather nicole valdes is live in palm beach county, nicole, what is happening there and what are folks anticipating? >> john, sandra, good afternoon. you can see the strong wind gusts that are already impacting parts of the west palm beach area, several hours ahead of the projected landfall. more than 50 counties across the sunshine state are under either a tropical storm or a hurricane warning. but here in palm beach county, evacuation orders are in place, schools are closed and shelters are open for the thousands of evac

del estado de georgia confirmÓ que la contienda por una silla al senado nacional entre el demÓcrata rafael los votos queridos en ese estado para triunfar. el analistachristopher dice que walker tendrÁ mÁs desafÍos en la nueva cita electoral. >> tiene que decidir el recibir el apoyo de donald trump o de brian kemp. de cualquier manera va a definir un triunfo. pedro: los votantes lo eligieron por un amplio porcentaje al gobernador republicano brian kemp, quien ganÓ por segunda vez su oponente demÓcrata, stacy . " estamos aquÍ para ganar esta elecciÓn" el fin de semana preguntamos a rafael warren su visiÓn sobre una segunda vuelta. warren:" yo preferirÍa no tener a la polÍtica mezclada con la celebraciÓn de acciÓn de gracias, pero se lo tenemos que hacer, lo haremos". pedro: es que esta segunda vuelta electoral invadirÁ todos los espacios de georgia por cuatro semanas mÁs de campaÑa polÍtica. >> hubieran ganado automÁticamente anoche. pedro: el secretario del estado dijo que boletas electorales para la segunda vuelta ya se estÁn produciendo. en atlanta, georgia, pedro rojas. leÓn: en las elec

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rafael warnock won by 36,788 votes, less than 1%., who are those people that gave him his victory? another way of looking at it, take a look at the difference between kemp and walker. 203,000 people vote for brian kemp, the republican governor but don't vote for herschel walker. that's the difference between their two vote totals. 52,151 of them are people who voted for brian kemp, the republican governor and the libertarian for the u.s. senate. are those people likely to come back? if i were rafael warnock i would worry about that. because that represents his winning margin. if he does not have the 52,000 people showing up and considering voting for him, he's got an issue. even more problematic is there are 132,230 people vote for kemp for governor and warnock for the senate, and then turn around and vote for a democrat, that's a big problem, they represent three times his victory margin and 19,122 people who voted for brian kemp for governor and jumped over the senate race, did not come out. if i were being warnock, i would be worr

bring in our panel, katie pavlich joins us, and rafael mangual, manhattan institute senior fellow, rafael with you, and this horrific killing of this 30-year-old mother, two young children at home, the grandmother, the woman's mother is blaming kathy hochul saying she's equally to blame for the killing of her daughter, saying that the no cash bail, that man was let out less than 24 hours before he rammed his car into her daughter, got out and shot her execution style. >> that's exactly right. and this just tells us what the real center of this bail reform debate is, that's the debate about incapacitation. new york is the only state in the country that does not allow judges to consider the dangerousness that a suspect poses to the community when deciding whether or not to release pretrial and if so, under what conditions. the woman was wearing a bulletproof vest at the time -- >> to take her kids to school. >> she knew what the risk was. now, that judge, anyone who would have seen that beating video would have come to the same conclusion, this man posed a significant danger but the judge c

and maya, an entrepreneur and affordable housing advocates and she is a rafael warnock supporter.come to the show. let's get right into it. you know, i just got back from georgia, i was there for two weeks on ground talking with a lot of voters down there and i kept hearing the word inflation, as i'm sure you have also heard a lot. inflation was the number one issue for georgians in this race by some 20 points according to the most recent fox news poll and i talked to a lot of business owners on both sides who were hurting badly. so maya. i'll start with you. did inflation hurt senator warnock from touching, breaking that 50% threshold? he got so close, what kept him from breaking it? >> i think what actually was working against him was in this campaign, it was inflation, inflation, inflation, and then the reports came out basically the day after the election that the numbers actually are down. so, for us, we're going to be fighting an uphill battle with this election, but more so, people were feeling the pinch in their rockets and they were voting with their pockets. now we're go

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right now you see what rafael warnock stands for. gas prices company stands for open borders, men's and women's sports, or crimes on the streets, those are exactly the things he stands for. i am against that. i think this is about the people of georgia, the people of the united states, not the government. >> brian: if you talk about 1010 and all of the committees you talk on 119 them to split it and subpoena power, it will be next to impossible at 50/50 as opposed to 51/49 it's impossible to stop unless you if you're republican. and i are going up to you personally nonstop what rafael warnock who doesn't have a great past in particular including this headline, his former church repeatedly hosted anti-semitic black supremacist professors any at farrakhan in the past, what do you say calvin is another, what he say about these linkages? you were saying a away from a lot of that in the past but not anymore. >> herschel: one of the things i say is i think what happened at columbia towers is what got me upset because you know he is a man o

a few high clouds. 65 in fremont, 67 in san rafael.ures miss us overhead the next several days. the wet weather to the north of us and then sunday and monday much of the state getting wet and that means mountain snow. rained by the end of the weekend. jobina: we are going to start in san jose where we are following residual delays from an earlier crash on westbound 237 before north 1st street. your speeds are 30 miles an hour. hopefully they will pick up soon. things have slowed down at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:36. we did have a stall reported on the upper deck but the bridge ran treasure island was blocking a lane. still nice and clear in san jose as we bring you alive picture of 101 and we wrap up with a look at highway four. it will be around 24 minutes. ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem. ♪ ♪ wooooooo! ♪ ♪ ho! ho! ho! ♪ kumasi: today bart will celebrate major improvements to the powder street station. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom live with what you could expect to see this holiday season.

their hair done or pay their light bill or pay their rent. >> but the wrights voted for incumbent rafael warnock and say the spending for covid relief say it was necessary and john, you'll remember, this week the fed raised the rates and rafael warnock was asked about this, he said he wishes the fed would have waited. i don't know. >> john: lovely little down there, good to see you. shannon bream, so some prominent democrats are slamming their party for running a feeble midterm election campaign, gavin newsom. >> goes to my fundamental grievance with my damn party. we are getting crushed on narrative. we have do better in terms of gets on the offense and stopping on the damn defense. >> widely considered to be a potential candidate for 2024, if biden chooses not to run, but he's got a point. >> as the polls continue to tighten you see more and more blame shifting, and quoting strategists some off the record and some on the record, they feel tuesday will not be a good night for them and frustration they did not talk about the economy. they know it's the number one issue for voters but spe

the head of the magat, rafael rossi, said he was planning new trips to ensure the safety of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, experts organize the organization plans on monday to assess the damage that was caused on saturday and sunday, according to grossel, who are not affected, but the situation is a difficult chapter. mgt. he said that in conversations with putin and zelensky he spoke about the need to protect the check-in, ukrainian troops this morning fired at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant twice along the perimeter of the station. about a dozen strikes were inflicted, including on the storage facilities for new and spent nuclear fuel. fortunately, there were no serious damages and the radiation background in the area of ​​​​the station is normal. however, experts fear that the threat remains may lead to irreparable consequences with the details of elizaveta khramtsova. the situation at the largest nuclear power plant in europe, which with great difficulty, but still could be called relative calm, deteriorated sharply on saturday evening, broken glass, and shell craters, smashed

i myself can say that in my view, rafael rose is a person in the first place.ell, gives was just a witness - well, like an interview that rafael rosse gave. the first time after the arrival of the zaporizhzhya npp, the press attacked him there when he tried to convey an objective situation. we didn't even have a word to say. well , because the press is programmed to be negative. the press is already programmed to accuse russia in e. nah, clear designation the only person to blame in this regard, of course, is not easy for him. uh, and in general, you need to understand that these people, uh, they never understand politics at all, never even about politics, but, which means we are sitting discussing something, and there in the composition , uh, that means inspectors are there representatives of lithuania, and suddenly we are talking there, and suddenly from him the phrase sounds morning is wiser than evening. i'm talking about we are talking even in the same a uh folklore, it turns out, not only lived, but still live. yes , indeed morning evenings become wiser,

. >>> the san rafael glacier.chile, hundreds of miles north of the it empties into an almost land-locked lagoon. because of the steepness of this glacier and climate change, a lot of ice falls here. on average, a volume twice the size of the empire state building crashes into the lagoon every day. and the fractured ice floes high hide a formidable predator. a leopard seal. normally, they live and breed almost exclusively in the antarctic. where penguins are one of their main prey. but in the san rafael lagoon, more than 1200 miles from antarctica, there are no penguins, and it's a mystery how these seals are surviving here. on a mission to learn more about them is national park ranger nicolas fernandez. >> although nicolas doesn't get half the funds to analyze the seals' diet, he thinks he knows what they're eating. large numbers of patagonian rock cod live just below the glacier wall. whenever there is an ice fall, the leopard seals swim directly for it. nicolas suspects the leopard seals are hunting fish, scatte

and the head of the international atomic energy agency, rafael grosse , called for an end to the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant in an interview with the american television company cds, the situation in the area was quoted without a president, according to the data of the russian ministry of defense over the past day. twice they opened fire on the territory of the station due to the situation, while in the norm, the current wind of kazakhstan wins the presidential elections - these are the preliminary data of the local cycle. here's one like this you above 80% of the vote. his rivals gained only 3% in the next 7 years, he promises to change the country's economy and increase the income of citizens. the atomic expo forum is opening this year , representatives of more than 50 countries are participating in the exhibition , the achievements of rosatom will be presented and a foreign company is expected to sign major international contracts. freezing rains passed in the regions of the chernozem region, a thick crust of ice covered the streets of kursk overnight, pedestrians co

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the latest polling shows herschel walker has closed the gap with rafael warnock, has a win behind hisales one point behind the democrat as opposed to the 5 point margin in september. incumbent rafael warnock is not to be left behind in campaigning, he will be stumping in the atlanta metro area, the reverend has been saying georgians needed different kind of champion. >> i give him credit. herschel walker was one heck of a football player but we are in a different field right now. the people of georgia needed different kind of champion. >> reporter: walker has shored up his base in the final weeks. warnock has the advantage among independents, 47 to 17. that might be why tulsi gabbard was campaigning, here is her message for independents in georgia. >> we see the parties battling back and forth but what is at stake is our freedom and the heart and soul of this country. if we love this country and celebrate these freedoms, we as americans have to p - see past the dirty politics. >> reporter: we are in walker country. there's a big game later this afternoon and names being put into this

the incumbent rafael warnock 44% and hershel walker 43%. he has really gained a lot of ground in the past couple of weeks. colin, what do you make of that? how has he been able to gain so much territory in these closing weeks? >> well, jonathan is right, these polls tighten toward the end as people start paying attention and one of the things that we've seen time after time after time, whether it's inflation numbers, whether it's the interest rates, whether it's yesterday's job numbers went in the wrong direction, the economic warning signs are flashing and there's an avalanche of bad economic news out there that we see in poll after poll after poll that is drawing republicans and helping propel them. 2022 is poised to end as it started, which is a sizable republican wave and these races we're talking about, these were always the big four races and quite possible the republicans sweep the board and propel themselves to majority come january. >> yeah, poll after poll does show the economy is the top issue, economy and inflation, and let's pu

stuart: the runoff for the senate seat in georgia between herschel walker and rafael warnock is 3 weeks campaigning in full swing. jonathan, is this accurate? governor kemp, who was beaten up by trump is going to support trump's guy, herschel walker, is that accurate? >> he is indeed. scheduled to campaign with him on saturday. as for donald trump himself, he's yet to announce any plans to campaign here in georgia but he has reinjected himself into the senate campaign just minutes after announcing a second bid for the white house, he urged his georgia supporters to vote for football legend herschel walker who faces a december 6th runoff against rafael warnock. hours before the announcement warnock had this to say about the former president. >> we know that he's well practiced in the politics of division and my opponent is his acolyte. >> reporter: after losing georgia in the general election donald trump campaigned for republican senators david perdue and kelly leffler who went on to lose their runoff elections to democrats the following january, trump recruited perdue turn against bria

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here it is right on the fields themselves, where rafael gruzdi said that the experts of the mgtey didwork on a dirty, nuclear bomb . has that we did it immediately in within a few days, a team of inspectors was formed and sent to three sites, a research center near kiev, a mine and a missile manufacturing facility, and we were able to ascertain that there were no signs that nuclear materials could be misused there . this was extremely important, maybe, of course, the iaea considers the kiev regime so stupid that they even refuse to try to hide such studies from international observers, or maybe it’s just acting out of habit, in the end experts of the organization also did not see the end of the ukrainian strikes on the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, even when, due to constant shelling, they could not get to the race from uncomfortable questions that the built-in political concept could not fit into the climate summit, they clearly wanted to brush aside just like rafael grossia from a fly during his interview. and in order to set their desires, the announced program did not arise, the

we know that rafael grossi has held talks with european leaders and conveyed the concern we informed the world community that the plant is at risk of a nucular accident. and it is obvious that kid considers it possible to allow a new killer incident that will forever change the course of history in europe. leaders of the world need to come to their senses and instruct politicians and care of to come back to reality. who in their plans are apparently beginning to allow the potential of nucular incidence to further their interests. and with this very concerning statement, a well, ross atoms, chief, has only has merely chimed in to the choir, of all the voices in rush, all sorts of politicians of all calibers that have been indeed warning and cooling on the u. s. on europe, on ukraine's allies, essentially to stop keith to prevent keith from shelling these approach you nuclear power plant. now this is an accusation that key of itself has vehemently denied. and while point pointing the finger of blame at russia in turn, moscow has been saying that is absolute nonsense. the sub will prepo

ah, rafael grossia. more recently.id that the damage that the station received, he called moderate after the shelling, which were recent, he called the situation completely different, then there is a changing approach after all. you see, we can define this or that event in different ways. we can say there is no criticality, or there is some damage of medium severity. we can do the opposite, uh. as a matter of fact, to aggravate, uh, everything, what happens is also in definitions, but the essence remains. eh, the former is actually beyond talk. unfortunately, we are not advancing even at the level, because, well, on the one hand, it is necessary to approach, as it were, objectively, and gt is an institution of the international institute for nuclear safety, and on the other hand, the other side he could have a hotel like that of an international institute. enough, despite its status as an organization, it means with it, and hmm on the instruments is quite limited, a and unfortunately, uh, so that 's what we call, but a

bay north bay, where pedestrian was killed by a car tonight on highway one, a one off ramp in san rafael. these pictures are just into the ktvu newsroom. the chp says the person was struck by a toyota camry near a bus stop on the lucas valley road off ramp from northbound 101. the driver remained on the scene. the off ramp is currently closed as officers investigate tonight. two people are in critical condition after a shooting in the parking lot of a strip mall in east oakland. police responded to reports of gunfire right near the intersection of international in 103rd avenue. this was just after five o'clock. officers say they found two adult victims inside a black sedan with gunshot wounds. that car had at least 10 bullet holes as well as shattered windows in a class door of a nearby business was also shattered video here from sky fox does show a number of evidence markers on the ground surrounding the vehicle. police have not announced any rest. at 11 tonight. the justice department says it has busted a catalytic converter theft ring that spanned nine states, including california. th

rafael warnock. >> a long record of violence towards women. take responsibility for his behavior. reporter: jackie, experts say everything is all said and done, in addition to $100 million could be pumped into georgia, specifically for this senate runoff race. folks here in georgia certainly have to buckle up. they have 22 more days of those ads that we're seeing all over the airways. we'll see. jackie: counting down to december 6, charles, thank you for that. for reaction how important georgia is, and it is still important, go to kaylee mcgee white from the washington examiner. where we stand in the senate, the dems have 50 seats, republicans have 49. when you have swing seats, when you get into the contentious debates, see all of sudden democrat vote the other way it could come down to one vote that is why georgia matters, correct? >> absolutely. democrats retained control of the senate. it is not a huge deal for republicans especially if they clinch the majority in the house but even that hasn't been called yet. this is really tight race fo

amy: in georgia, it appears increasingly likely the race between democratic senator rafael warnock andcan herschel walker will go to a runoff. in arizona, democratic senator mark kelly has a six-point lead over his trump-backed challenger blake masters with two-thirds of the vote counted. in nevada's senate race, republican adam laxalt is leading democratic senator catherine cortez masto with 75% of the vote counted. and in wisconsin, republican senator ron johnson is in the lead over democratic lt. governor mandela barnes but the race is still too close to call. we begin today's show in wisconsin to talk about tuesday's senate races and much more with john nichols, the nation's national affairs correspondent. welcome back to democracy now! you are joining us from madison, wisconsin. talk about this key race, what we know so far and who these candidates are. of course, on johnson the incumbent and the other lieutenant governomandela barnes. >> it is easy to say ron johnson is the most controversial and scandal plagued member of the united states senate. although he certainly has compet

a live look outside beginning with the richmond/san rafael bridge.ough the altamont pass. that is the only issue we are looking at. as we bring in san jose, checking out a live picture of 101, northbound traffic moving with the headlines. our drive times, fremont to san jose, 14. kumasi: some people getting temporary tattoos from a new york-based company with a san francisco location are regretting their decision. the chronicle reports the tattoos from the company are lasting longer than they expected. some people say the tattoos don't even look like t what they wanted and call them unrecognizable. customers are warned the tattoos can last anywhere from nine months to 15 months. the exact duration can vary pending on factors like the tattoo placement and sun exposure. reggie: the old oakland raiders facility is up for auction to the highest bidder. the training facility was voted to be put up for auction i alameda's board of supervisors. proposals are accepted until june 30 of 2023. the 11 acre land is joint owned by alameda county and the city of oa

abc 7 news visited safeway in san rafael.gs were, no surprise, more expensive, including turkey, milk, celery, carrots, frozen peas, cranberries, heavy whipping cream, pie shells, and pumpkin pie mix. but some things were actually less than the average in the u.s., including dinner rolls, sweet potatoes, and boxed stuffing. that is your favorite. [laughter] the total for our meal was $88.50. that is about $17 more than the west coast average. kumasi: there is a lot we learned there. reggie: again, the stove top at the safeway was two for four dollars. kumasi: that is nice. still ahead, making san francisco safer. we are going to learn about the push to protect us while we are shopping this season. reggie: one of the best baseball players in the world is in san francisco. good a deal with the giants be closed -- because? lisa: tuesday morning. as we look at the pacific northwest we are going to see rain and snow, but we are protected by high pressure. a weak system overhead later on today, but the ridges going to build behind

. >> john: the race between republican herschel walker and democrat incumbent rafael warnock starting from scratch and with control of the senate up in the air, it may all come down once again to the peach state. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. i'm john roberts in washington. everything old is new again, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. aishah hasnie is live in atlanta, i believe through the glass we can see brad raffensperger is ready to go and hear an announcement soon? >> yes, absolutely. in fact, i think that you can see him through the window there right now. he's inside his office about to walk out to the podium and make his remarks. i just caught up with him in his office about 20, 30 minutes ago, and i asked him point blank, sandra, is this race, this very heated senate race neck and neck, is this headed for a run-off, and he told me yes. it is officially headed for a run-off. and that is what he is going to announce in just the next couple of moments here, and he says look, there were just not enough votes left -- not enough outstanding

this is the san rafael bridge with drops on the lens.ryone has a chance for rain and wind. behind that front we will get breaks of sunshine this afternoon, showers in the forecast this evening. we will take a closer look at the storm coming up in eight minutes. reggie: today the man accused of attacking paul pelosi is expected to appear in court. it comes as a speaker pelosi is giving new details into the family's well-being. in a statement she says since the horrific attack friday we have been day lose with thousands of messages conveying concern, prayers, and warm wishes. we are most grateful. next to the excellent medical team at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process. our family thanks everyone for their kindness. abc 7 news reporter lena howland is live with more on the charges. lena: prosecutors say based on the statements and comments the suspect made this attack is -- this attack is politically motivated. this is where the suspect, 42-year-old david the pop

rafael warnock and herschel walker neck and neck one day before the election. what big name is hitting the campaign trail today to help push herschel walker over the finish line. >> sandra: suggesting a florida county could flip red for the first time in 20 years. our panel, marie and mark will weigh in. >> they vote like people in the case of those that come from venezuela or cuba or nicaragua have seen firsthand what happens when marxism and socialism takes root in a country, they see signs of that in the democratic party. people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but

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barack obama will return to georgia this week for rafael warnock ahead of next tuesday's pivotal senatearned donald trump will not be making appearances for herschel walker. opting instead to phone in at some point for a remote rally. it's not known if it has anything to do with former president's meeting with a white supremacist. both walker and warnock are african american. it's also worth noting there are no current plans for the current president to travel to georgia to campaign. diane gallagher joins us from atlanta where david matthews is performing i think right now in support of rafael warnock. what more can you tell us about the former president and the current president kind of staying out of this race? >> reporter: yeah, i'm going to speak as loudly as i can without disturbing the fans who are here during this show right now. so former president trump not coming to georgia according to a person close to senate candidate herschel walker. this is something that look, there have been sort of a will he or won't he in the weeks leading up to this runoff election. he did not come b