after the light turns red, and in san francisco, we've always tried to have longer red lights than the state or federal minimum rights. another very effective tool to reduce red light running at our signal upgrades, which i mentioned the prop k sales tax has been very instrumental in doing in the city, this involves adding master arms when they'. when they're over the street, they can be larger or put in a more prominent place. construction projects have been happening for the last decades, and they've had a very important improvement in terms of red light running. when the situation is that people are unintentionally running red lights because they can't see them or they're distracted, those situations can be he meal i don't remema signs. you can see that there's been varying levels of citation, between 3,000 and 5,000 a year. just for reference purposes, there's about 1,200 signals in the city. and finally, the red light camera program. the program, like i said, started in the 90s. we have kept it going since then, despite many other cities having issues trying to maintain the progra

to celebrate it's 30th anniversary this year, red hot is re-releasing popular track lists. newshour weekend's christopher booker has more. he hi, i richard gere, and we ar tonight because aids is . reality that demands personal action by everyo >> reporter: to the ears of a 2020 audience, there is nothing particularly noteworthy abp t this c richard gere, but 30 years ago, when it oniginally airebc, gere's introduction to the "red hot + blue" special, a musio montage benefit, was groundbreaking. >> nowhere is the most important thing you need to if you have sex, wear a condom. >> proudly for him andor us, it was the first time the word "condom" was mentioned on american television outside of a news context, and that just-- it even sounds absurd to say that today, 30 years later, because condoms, you know, protecting people from a viral pandemic would seem to be very obvious, but just like today, there was a lot of politics involved back then. responsible for the words gere delivered. in collaboration with his partner, filmmaker leigh blake, "red hot +ar blue" wasof a new mu

again, that's for the counties in red. churches, movie theaters are allowed to remain inside at a reduced capacity. now it is important to note that schools are kind of in their own category. schools that are open can stay open. schools that have not opened are not allowed to reopen. it's a lot of information. we have it nicely broken down for you on our website but, again, do what can you to slow the spread and help us get out of the tier. we're essentially going backwards. a lot to remember but it is online. we're live in petaluma, cierra johnson, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> so let's talk about testing now. bob redell, some counties are seeing a lot of it and some including where you are in concord asking people to get tested. >> reporter: correct, laura and marcus. contra costa health services is launching today a testing before turkey campaign here at this covid-19 testing site and other locations. this is to encourage families to get tested before gathering next week with other people for thanksgiving meals.

even in places to wins he getting red counties and red cities and red states closer in 2020 than theyh tonight. indiana and kentucky are early examples. we expect donald trump to win indiana and kentucky but do we get clues about the rest of the country about tighter margins by under performing in states he won in a walk. >> we will watch for that coming up in the final run-up to the first big round of poll closings at 7:00 p.m. eastern and the first chance to make projections. we will be back in a moment. ♪ limu emu & doug you know limu, after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever. new garlique healthy blood pre

she says team red, white and blue literally saved her life.u think it's so important that organizations like this exist for america's veterans? >> it's something i hear on average once a month. far too often we don't know someone needs something like this until it's far too late. if we're that option of we're that something for someone and it gets them through that rough patch, that's like mission accomplished right there, right? that's one less person who's a statistic. >> reporter: janine elliott, abc news, new york. >> a big thanks to janine. they got an app, virtual events. they're helping veterans, visit teamrwb.org. >> 218,000 members. what a beautiful community they've created. hats off to our veterans. >> definitely. >>> coming up. wait, what? ♪ >>> kicking off wait, what with >>> kicking off wait, what with a shot like none other. you guys have probably seen this. it's gone viral. there was a golfer, jon rahm in augusta. >> roll it. >> this happened right here when he skipped it off the water during a practice shot, it's going, it's g

so red, red means what you would think it means. it means our case levels are too high, our positivity rates are too high. therefore, we are not going to move a whole lot in terms of garnering new access. i want to point out, it will come in the next slide, there are some additional benefits after the reset. so that we can again learn to manage this virus. not let it manage us. we learn to manage it. and still work to prevent spread. yellow means that you've got a better positivity rate than red. we will show you what those numbers are. or that you've got a lower average of new cases. we know those are the two things, you don't want a doubling of your cases. you don't want a rate of infection that continues to go up. you don't want positivity rates that go up. i went to point out that when new mexico was doing well, we had an average, a 3% positivity rate. we saw other states as high as 25 and 30%. many, if noteing most new mexico communities, in the double-digit range. and we are seeing the country in as much as a 50% positivity ra

>> hemos oído hablar de la red cinco que todo el año el lanzamiento del nuevo iphone 12 parece haberares que tenemos no tienen capacidad de conectarse a la red cinco que si necesitas un celular con tecnologíía cinco g no todo el mundo lo necesitas pero la persona que estáá fuera de casa y depende de la conexióón de celular para trabajar o enviar mensajes y comunicarse con su familia entonces cinco haráán una gran diferencia para ti habráá tenemos una pregunta que es muy importante tengo que pagar máás para conectarme a la red cinco g. >> los tres planes ilimitados que tenemos todos vienen incluidos con acceso a la red cinco g sin ningúún costo adicional y en relacióón a preparóó nuestro servicio ilimitado previenen tambiéén tiene acceso a esta red g sin ningúún costo adicional. >> la mayoríía que ofrecen este momento tecnologíía cinco g lo hace a planes ilimitados eso va a cambiar. cuando esta tecnologíía se haga máás popular si tiene alguna duda lo puedes consultar a travéés de redes sociales nos vemos en una próóxima edicióón. >> importante informacióón como sean el áárea de la bah

this is philadelphia just north of it, still some red, out here redding and allentown, they're red, see more red up here, more white here, it's pretty even and in dispute. now we are at wednesday, 11:00, 182,000 statewide lead for the president of the united states. they keep counting mail-in ballots, this stays pretty steady here. watch as we get later into the count. this one goes from red back to in play, switches to blue, this is thursday night, last night, 6:30 p.m., the lead down to 73,000 and change. you come in here and you watch this play out. they're counting the mail-in votes, disproportionately democratic. you start to see the swing, follow it through to the finish line you get to where we are now, 18,049 votes in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. put it into perspective, shy of 20,000 votes, 3.2 million, 3.2 million, approaches 3.3 million for each candidate. what are we waiting for now? we are waiting for the votes, some more in suburban montgomery county up to 95% but the decisive votes likely to come right here, city of philadelphia, 12% of the votes statewide, the f

that was red. that was red.g of american demographics, i know tonight we're picking a president. 2020 and beyond. but we're always watching a changing country and how it votes and it's fascinating. we'll come back to here because we're not done yet on these things. here's where we are right now. as they start to build the building blocks up, this is where it gets interesting, 89%-72%, starting to fill in, into the 10:00 hour. yes, we are. had to check the watch on that one. the 10:00 hour. presidential politics 10:00, 11:00, up to midnight. >> california, oregon, washington state about to close at the top of the hour. >> yep. >> those are big states as well. >> they're counting more votes here, too. as we get later into the night, this is why it matters more. let's look at it, again, this is one trump wanted to flip. joe biden wants to flip arizona. donald trump wanted to flip minnesota. not happening as you look at it right now. you know, so we don't see that yet. we'll watch them. continue to watch it. just wa

in the red tier, in the orange tier of the 50%, reduced to about 25% in the red tier. in marin, we've taken an additional step to close indoor dining sbirl as we move forward. so starting tomorrow our restaurants will be closed to indoor dining, encouraging people to use takeout and dine outdoors. we thought that was an important additional step to take because of the particular risks of that environment. >> ok. tell us also about the other indoor activities. i know you said some are reduction in capacities such as malls. but what about bars, boling alleys, what about fitness centers and their locker rooms? run through as many of these as you can for our viewers so they know exactly. >> movies have been open 50%. now they're open at 25%. we have banned indoor concessions because people cannot cover their face in the theater when they're consuming refreshments. from 50% to 25%. worship services are down to 25% from 50%. naub essential office space. we had in the red tier are the orange tier we had allowed people to move back into nonessential offices. now we're black in

from orange to red. that's the fall out today after two bay area counties got moved to a more restrektive tier. now today the california department of health formally ordered contra kos ta and santa cruz to the red tier. along with nine counties across the state. so what does that mean when you move to the red? restaurants, indoor capacity cut from 50% to 25%. that's frustrating for restaurant owners. especially because those colder temperatures that we have been talking about will mean fewer people can eat outside. >> being at 25% again it's not a surprise. rates tick up. we knew it was a possibility. the big adjustment is that we are dealing with something new every day. >> red tier also means that theaters have to close again. retail cut back to 50%. gyms going back to 10% capacity. santa cruz the board walk is also shutting down. again. these are eleven counties. what this means is potentially other counties will follow. in fact the state said expect that in the next coming weeks we'll see more count

soldiers returned from red prison camps. william dean, captured early in the war, returned with his comrades in arms. it was then that the world image of communism received a telling blow. for two thirds of the chinese prisoners refused to return to red china. 35,000 north koreans decided they would rather live in south korea. an armistice is only a cease fire, not peace. and in this divided nation, the need is for constant watchfulness, unending preparedness still remains and may continue for years to come. this is true anywhere on earth where people face an aggressor. >> the communists had miscalculated in korea. they could not bring themselves to believe we would spend so much of material and of effort and of pain so far from home. that lesson was an important one for all concerned. once again the united states army, the american soldiers, had stood for most in a massive military force on foreign soil. but not for conquest. as the years passed, we began to see our preparedness would have to be large-scale, constant, flexi

biden does not want trump to run up margins and red counties like he did last time. trump is trying to cut into the margins in the blue counties. host:host: we saw in 2016, the president cut 48.2% of the support their versus hillary clinton at 47.5%. razor thin margins. are those margins still at play today? guest: it still feels like a close race. biden had a lead here for the last year or so, but his lead has been within the margin of error in most polls. at has felt close. i think you need no more proof than how often they have been coming here. they have come here more often than any other battleground state. host: how many people have voted so far in the commonwealth? what is the potential for turnout today? guest: more than 3 million mail-in ballots have been requested. it is my understanding that more than 2 million have been returned. i can tell you i went to my polling place this morning, i had to turn around because i never would have made it in time for this interview because the line was so long. i have never seen a line like this at my polling place. it

and you mention that the red cross i'm going to says are allowed to move around. what about the supplies that you need? is the government actually letting that stuff come in now with a authorizing movement of us or yeah, we thankfully though ethiopia, red cross ambulances have been able to move throughout this crisis. and we've been able to support them to replenish them with the aid supplies. we were able to do that on the north side of things a couple of weeks ago and really for make headway. you know, we're discussing with authorities now to hopefully get more relief supplies into the city. and in particular get medical supplies because we, like i said, we know that if we don't get stocks moving again, it could be quite dire for hospitals like the one we visited yesterday. crystal wells. thank you very much indeed to hoping something. thank you. thank you. since the fighting began, almost 44000, people have fled to great neighboring saddam. my vote has been speaking to some of them at a refugee camp in getting restate for this is the only piece just one of 4 re

red. red. red. red. red. now, they're not necessarily huge counties. dig in here. this is -- >> whatever, they're all red in disposition. now, a fact heq here, frequentl asked question. this is outstanding, you say this is inclusive of the outstanding ballots. >> yes. >> this is where people asked for ballots so they are part of the mix. >> this is how our team is estimating outstanding vote. again, the wild card when you talk about the state of wisconsin and the state of michigan and the state of pennsylvania is just because they're republican counties is the 10, 15% that's left over tracking with traditional republican/democrat split or is it more heavily democratic. i want to move to michigan and talk about the same thing. again, similar type deal. we know a huge amount of vote is outstanding in wayne county. they feel more comfortable in michigan. go back to 2016 where there was a massive turnout drop off. there is a huge amount of vote outstanding and expected to come in me havely democratic. you heard governor granholm talk about the expectations wayne county

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>>keep in mind that of san francisco moves from red to purple little mean the curfew now in effect in other counties will also affect san francisco. in addition indoor museums and fitness centers will be closed and then retail stores will see their capacity cut to just 25%. well south health officials are cracking down on businesses that fail to comply with covid-19 health guidelines. they say there's evidence that the recent spike of covid cases maybe because of what's happening at grocery stores and retail outlets. so yellow vests like you see here like this one we'll be worn by business compliance teams visiting malls, big box stores and other retailers starting tomorrow, or those who were previously violators were given a 72 hour grace period. but that's coming to an end. >>it is absolutely critical given where we are in the midst of the pandemic. every single person in santa clara county come together. to do your part to help keep us safe. we do not want. thanksgiving or black friday shopping to turn into a time. when. people are transmitting unknowingly asymptomatic lee covid-19

>>they have all fallen into the substantial or red tier. indicating a higher spread and restrictions and you'll notice the worst category is widespread that's purple and you can see that now includes not just sonoma anymore, but also napa solano contra costa alameda. >>and santa clara which means more restrictions on businesses, especially out there in contra costa let's talk about what is going to be closed and what's going to be curtailed with kron four's will tran he is live in san ramon good morning. well. >>good morning readjust to get it out the way a lot of people were worried obviously about hair cuts under the purple tier. they can still get haircuts but it will be very restrictive the salons the barber shops, they know what they need to do to make sure they and you are safe. so that is not going to be shut down. but what we saw in the early days of the pandemic all the other ever we will see a shutdown when it comes to indoor activities in contra costa county. no more indoor dining museums places of worship. we are not going to se

>>those are now this is a new map you can see they're all in the red number san francisco was minimal yellow not anymore know yesterday we showed you this map sonoma county was the only one in purple now you've got napa solano and the entire east bay from contra costa county all the way down to santa clara county. coco county. though that's a place where they're really going to see some restrictions. yeah let's go to kron four's will tran he's covering what's going to happen because of this new level restrictions well. >>it is the most restrictive level james and darya they only spent a few days in the red tier which was restrictive now it's widespread i remember doing the story last week when they were announcing that we're going to go from orange to red, but the cases and just exploded where they just went ahead and decided to go to purple which in all actuality begins at 8 o'clock this morning but for all intent and purposes you're waking up this morning right now in the purple which means that you will not be able to go indoor dining museums places of worship in fact, here's video

soldiers returned from red prison camps.ttle early in the war returned with his thousands of comrades in arms. it was then that the world image of communism received a telling blow, for two-thirds of the chinese prisoners refused to return to red china, and 35,000 north koreans decided they'd rather live in south korea. an armistice is only a cease-fire, not peace and in this it's the need for constant watchfulness. an era of cautionness remains. this is true where any people faces an aggressor. ♪ >> the communist had miscalculated in korea. they could not bring themselves to believe that we would spend so much of materiel and of effort and of pain. so far from home. that lesson was an important one for all concerned. once again the united states army, the american soldier, had stood foremost in a massive military force on foreign soil, but not for conquest. as the years passed, we began to see that our preparedness would have to be large-scale, constant, flexible and adaptable. they to be years of menace, bringing into bein

contra costa now is backsliding into the red. >>what. what can you tell people that you know that are true we're trying our hardest and yet we don't seem to making the kind of progress. >>health officials would like us. >>to you i know i don't believe me i share your frustration. we're doing much better than anybody else that's one thing i think we

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if the county goes into the red tier on tuesday. that means theaters and gyms will also be taking a step back. >> it is happening. not just the south bay. contra cost also rolling back reopening. it's a familiar game plan beginning tuesday. shutting down indoor dining. indoor gyms. concession stands at movie theaters. also stopping indoor dining. they're going further. moving county into the red tier. the state hasn't told them to do that yet. tuesday indoor stores and malls have to cut back on the customers allowed inside. gyms back to allowing 10% capacity. and pools, bowling alleys and indoor bars that don't serve food must close. >> closer lock at what we're talking about for the bay area. indoor dining. counties in yellow, basically will stop serving indoor dining starting tuesday. counties in red already shutting down indoor dining. san francisco started today. now so far the can wants in green aren't making any changes to the modified indoor dining. how about gyms and fitness centers. in yell le closing gyms altogether tuesda

and the red cross warns that hospitals in the capital mckelway of being overwhelmed with trauma, patients are on television is al jazeera live from london. also coming up her arm is blamed for massacres in 2 nigerian villages. the u.n. says at least $110.00 civilians were killed. and after decades of mistreatment, to stand alone, the elephant sets off for a new life in cambodia. and it will begin in ethiopia. and a day after the government announced it had completed its military operation in the northern region. the leader of the 2 grand forces says they've shot down an ethiopian military plane and captured the pilot. the rebel leader told reuters news agency the pilot was on a mission to bomb when the plane was shot down to ground forces also say they've retaken the northern town of axum from the ethiopian military. meanwhile, if you can, state media says at least 70 graves, some individual and some mass have been found in the tikrit town of who america claims from both sides of the conflict are hard to verify as phone and internet links to the region were cut 3 weeks ago when earlier th

yellow, orange, red and purple. tier assignments are based on three criteria, the case rate, the number of new cases per 100,000 people, the test positivity rate, that's a percentage of coronavirus tests coming back positive, and the health equity measure, which requires that the positivity rate in high-risk neighborhoods doesn't lag behind the country's overall number. >>> san francisco city officials expected they would be changing tiers. last friday was the last day of indoor dining. now more restrictions are coming. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has a look at the changes along with some warnings. >> reporter: san francisco is rolling back its reopening again. >> a number of things will need to come off the table. >> reporter: mayor london breed announced nonessential offices, which had been opened to 25% capacity in late october, will need to close. also, fitness centers will need to reduce their capacity to 10%, down from 25%. the changes will go into effect tomorrow. >> this is me sounding the alarm. >>

good news the bad news all those offshore winds causing problems in southern california you see the red flag warnings all the way almost to santa barbara down all the way down the border of mexico, south of a san diego seeing some very strong gusty winds. 3040 mile an hour gust tonight and humidity dropping down to about 10 to about 25% so very dry out the red flag warnings continuing until 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. as a santa ana winds continuing to blow there. now back in the bay area. we've had some winds to fact that some 50 even some 60 mile an hour gusts across some of the higher mountain tops this afternoon. but now things begin to calm down into san francisco. you're just at 6 miles an hour. the west at sfo still some gusty winds though look at snow right now still 29 mile an hour winds. so the of the idea those winds blowing around the bay area now they'll continue especially in the north bay until after midnight tonight to see the colors up there in the red some orange showing up there. those winds gusting over 30 miles per hour over the highest mountain peaks, not the urban

most of the counties that are red and blue are going to remain so. there are about five or six counties that could flip back. with the overall margins, everyone across the state, if the vice president is able to the duke percent or 6% better in traditionally red counties, that could help make up the difference in 2016. philadelphia, supporting the president. good morning. caller: you are never going to change philadelphia and pittsburgh. they will always be democratic strongholds. that is consistent. what i think we will see in pennsylvania is, one, a lot of drum supporters will not come out and say it because there are violence toward drum supporters. people have had their homes damaged -- ande is a lot of violence negative sentiment toward drum supporters in general. however, what i think you will see an pennsylvania in the more rural or further suburban areas are people who do not want their counties to turn into the areas that are democratically run. for instance, i believe it was lancaster county that had an incident where there was a police sho

plenty of red counties left to go. plenty of red counties left to go. we will win pennsylvania. they are trying to cheat us out of it because they know it is

they are back now back in the red tier which is more restrictive for them, yeah, it means a substantial spread of coronavirus. >>you'll see napa sonoma solano contra alameda and santa clara counties. all in the most restrictive category widespread in fact in contra costa county they move back into the purple tier meaning a lot of non essential indoor businesses will have to close down all over again let's go to will tran he is live in san ramon with a look at what's going to be closing up well. >>you will not be able to dine indoors. according to governor gavin newsom he has seen the cases just rise to levels that he said reminds them of the early days of the pandemic possibly even worse, which is why he says he's pulling the break on this the handbrake and doing a sudden stop in contra costa county you might recall i did this story. last week when they went from the orange to the red but things have gotten so out of hand that they barely state in the red now they're moving to the purple effective immediately so here's some video from while the crete last night people are outdoor dining

now they're being pulled back to red. officials are seeing cases connected to social gatherings and being indoors and they think pandemic fatigue is settling in. they want people now more than ever to remember their masks, stay six feet apart, maybe trade in long walks for those indoor social gatherings. they say everyone needs to be diligent now before this county is pushed into the purple tier, which is the most restrictive zone. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> tonight san francisco will begin rolling back certain activities even though the city is still in the least restrictive yellow tier. at midnight indoor dining at restaurants will no longer be allowed. and gyms and movie theater also have to reduce capac the mayor london breed says there has been a 250% increase in covid cases since early october. >>> ala county is pressing ed the pauseam on reopening as cas surge there. they are on the verge of slipping from the orange tier to the more restrictive red or purple tier. d

there are shakeups in red states like mississippi and alaska. i do not think mississippi will go blue, but it has been more competitive then we have seen for a while. the senate will receive a lot of attention. races ande house control of the house, democrats could gain more and they could lose some seats, but i do not think there will be a tremendous effect. we will see some interesting statewide races. a number of statehouses are up for contention. speaking to the caller earlier talking about gerrymandering, we are entering a phase when statehouses will be retrying districts. it is important which parties control them and there are a few statehouses the conflict control in the selection. who: we will be focusing on will control congress on election night right here on c-span. our coverage gets underway at 9:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span, c-span.org, and you can download the free c-span radio app. stay with us that night because we will bring you results from these key house and senate races that nick clark was talking about and you can watch

small caps have been red hot, up on average 25% this quarter. russell 2000 coming off yet another all-time high. and here is another pretty crazy stat that i'm sure i have not said before in 25 years of doing this job 19 of the dow 30 have gained more than 10% this month alt of tho eight of those up more than 20% all since november 1 wow. look at this, led by boeing, boeing, if you are not paying attention, you should, up 52% this month alone obviously talking about travel next year, 737 max getting in the skies. david calhoun, virginia tech hokey, doing a great job there for boeing, that stock up 52%. but outside of stocks, augull yu potential home buyers out there, watch bond yields. record low mortgage rates may be out. they are still spectacular low, but not as low as they were. if that were not enough, get ready also for a flood of economic data ahead of tomorrow he's market holiday. you got initial jobless claims out a day early. durable goods, real not fake gdp, consumer sentiment, new home sales, consumer spending all out today before lu

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he's director of health at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. don't take out a bag of thanks for talking to do it. vella contact tracing was seen as a cave fact kept to contain the virus earlier in the year. many countries did a good job of expanding their capacity as we just saw there in turkey. but now numbers are on the rise again, is contact tracing, just not working. contact tracing remains the key to stop the always needs to be looked at with testing in isolation and part what happens when the numbers are going up so fast and indicators are so large that the system is simply not functioning well anymore. that doesn't mean they're going to treat single testing is not important, is that we need to bring down the numbers and then step up even for their own test contact tracing and testing capacity in the countries. what do you say then to those who claim that measures like contact tracing are hurting the foundations of democracy? i totally disagree. i think tracing the ease that used key to stop the epidemic, of course, needs to be done in th

>> well, florida's purple, it's not a red or blue state.ays be close, it sort of guaranteeings political ad profits in the future. i don't anticipate those problems. we dramatically changed the laws after 2000, although we didn't have a political or constitutional crisis. we had a close election. but we've already voted. we're smashing the records. typically it's about 33% and 50% have already voted. they've been counted. they've been tab lated. and the rest will be voting either by mail, absence he tea. they'll be collecting them or in person on tuesday. jillian: a number of states as we know are extremely close. let's pull up the graphics. to show florida, the presidential preference, the first poll is the new york times sienna poll which shows joe biden with the lead by a slim margin. the second one is an abc washington post poll which shows president trump in the lead by a slimmer margin. florida is going to come down to the wire. my question is, based off how close florida is and really -- what should did we learn back in 2000 that wil

house had so organized this and really put it out there, and then many of the governors, especially in red states saw that they had to adopt this as a form of political allegiance, and this is the consequence. this is why i'm saying this is a time now we can prevent 150,000 deaths if we can find a way to bring in the governors together, especially in the red states which are predominantly in the midwest, cultivate some republican champions to help us because for me the priority is saving lives now. >> and these folks can't be robbing people of the chance to fight this disease and in worst cases robbing them of dignity in final moments which clearly we

state of california, and we will be going from the yellow tier which we were so proud to be at to the red tier. and what that means is, sadly, a number of things will need to come off the table. one of the things that i have made clear from the very beginning is we are going to proceed with caution so that we can do everything we can to avoid a complete shutdown. and as of tomorrow, we will need to unfortunately roll back nonessential office space, making sure that people who are nonessential, that have opened their office spaces will need to close them at this time. and unfortunately, the gyms will need to go from 25% down to 10%. these particular things were mostly chosen because under state law in red we have to follow those guidelines, but also we understand that there are certain things that put us more at risk of increasing the virus than other activities. and again, dr. grant colfax is joining me today and will explain some of the specifics around what this means for our city, especially in light of what we see happening. and we want to continue to make sure that we don't go backwa

velvet, pour this into our red velvet batter.oop your batter into your tray. this makes sure every cupcake comes out the same size. >> guillermo: wow. >> jimmy: so this is ice cream? >> it's like ice cream. but got raw eggs so don't eat this until it's baked. >> jimmy: what did you say? [ laughter ] >> once you have them all in your tray, they're going to go into the oven at 350 for 15 to 18 minutes. >> jimmy: let's take them out of the oven. and they look like -- oh, they're hot, oh my god! no, they're not hot. [ laughter ] they're not even real. >> this is a bailey's red velvet cream cheese costing. we added a quarter cup of bailey's into the frosting as well. >> jimmy: it's very good. >> you're going to start in the center of the cupcake. go around in a circle. come back down in the center. >> jimmy: what did you just make a big blob? >> then for the final piece we have these beautiful little red velvet fondant pieces and top each cup take. >> jimmy: isn't that adorable? they look amazing. can we eat them now? >> yes, you can.

red to37, 38 seats, blue, 30 of them are women. isn among the men, there diversity, as there is among the women as well. session, we added tremendous class to the congress. this time, we are going to enhance that, but let me go back to madame chair. she represents the heartland of america. she understands these districts very well because she has a trump district. preparedticularly well to guide many of these it takess through what to overcome a district where the president of the united states has carried it and now you want to put it in the democratic column. of candidatesber who are blessed with a particular leadership in that regard. you have probably seen in the fewer than ahe way handful of incumbents whose races we are watching and then going beyond that, the red to blue. ofave seen all kinds prognostication of when the seat in ohio, the seat in indiana, it's a blowout, things like that. we are just taking it one district at a time. districts,, these and the candidates are representative of them. that is their job title and

san francisco, san mateo and marin fell to red.t like santa clara jumping back two full tiers. >> we have done this before. we can do it again. we really need every single person living and working in our county to take this extremely seriously. >> reporter: the purple tier is where the bay area was in early september. it means indoor dining is banned and all gyms, museums, zoos, card rooms, places of worship, they can only operate outside. shopping malls and retail stores must reduce to a max of 25% capacity. schools that are open can stay open. schools that have not cannot reopen yet, and there are a few exceptions. >> the most important thing as a community we can do is help get our children back to school. so we are really asking people, begging you to double down on your efforts. >> reporter: hospitalizations are expected to go up by thanksgiving weekend. regional medical center in san jose has already seen its covid patients go from 18 to 44 in three weeks. the u.s. has a record 73,000 people currently hospitalized with covid

>>if they were in red orange zones with high numbers of covid infections but the high court struck that down siding with the arch diocese of brooklyn and the orthodox jewish community there leaders claim the restrictions violated their first amendment rights to religious freedom cuomo says the court made a political decision not a practical one just was really just an opportunity for the >>the loss of sea and baltic i'm so gratified that decision has come today because country was for it found it on the principle of religious freedom but brooklyn's diocesan bishop nicholas de mar seo celebrated the ruling in a thanksgiving morning zoom call with reporters this decision as the ramifications for the whole country. >>and for the ish or religious freedom with all religions bishop to marcio says the archdiocese already put strict measures in place to keep its congregants safe. he says the state's restrictions went too far and the supreme court agreed in a majority opinion written anonymously the court said new york's religious restrictions were quote far more restrictive than any covid relat

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we are assigned to the red tier. we are carrying with activities same status, same capacity for the last week when we were assigned to that red tier. based on the health indicators that dr. colfax shared, we do expect to be reassigned to the more restrictive purple tier. when that happens the city will be required to roll back or reduce capacity of several activities within 24 hours. to roll back or reduce capacity of several activities within 24 hours. this will require us to stop indoor operations at houses of worship, movie theaters, museums, zoos and fitness centers. we need to reduce all retail except grocery stores from 50% to 25% capacity. we will need to close outdoor ferris wheels, amusement style trains. at the same time within our around 48 hours being assigned to purple tier we have to comply with the limited stay-at-home order to curtail gatherings and non essential business activities after 10:00 p.m. we expect this to go in effect two days after we are assigned to the purple tier. you are assigned on m

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>>are in san francisco in san mateo all in the red now that means substantial covid so they have more worse off we have sonoma napa solano contra costa alameda and santa clara county all those counties. >>in purple which means ride spread that is the worst terror and the most restrictive to so let's see what's going to be closing kron four's will tran is following out with the changes happening in san around good morning. well. >>it is official we are now in the purple tier in contra costa county started at 8 o'clock in the morning. that means moving forward for the immediate future, no indoor dining. no gyms for indoors. we're talking places a warship movie theaters museum. contra costa county only spent a few days in the red and now they are in the purple the most restrictive tier because the covid-19 cases are exploding not just here. but all over california to the days that are reminiscent. of march april and may and that's why governor gavin newsom says he is pulling the break on the activities trying to get a handle. i'm covid-19 and so many people. they seem to be responding. h

state of california, and we will be going from the yellow tier which we were so proud to be at to the red tier. and what that means is, sadly, a number of things will need to come off the table. one of the things that i have made clear from the very beginning is we are going to proceed with caution so that we can do everything we can to avoid a complete shutdown. and as of tomorrow, we will need to unfortunately roll back nonessential office space, making sure that people who are nonessential, that have opened their office spaces will need to close them at this time. and unfortunately, the gyms will need to go from 25% down to 10%. these particular things were mostly chosen because under state law in red we have to follow those guidelines, but also we understand that there are certain things that put us more at risk of increasing the virus than other activities. and again, dr. grant colfax is joining me today and will explain some of the specifics around what this means for our city, especially in light of what we see happening. and we want to continue to make sure that we don't go backwa