for this stuff if there ever was another vehicle, one young guy brought a gun on that he wanted to rob us. but 3 years ago, i was told to step up, but his partner lives here at the cape flats. he says, not at day goes by, that you don't hear shots, fire rival, gangs, totally different in they are really armed with, with no place they sit with them. they shoot. if they want to sue they want to get in, you are in their way. they should, it's why we've got this particular from the police. someone who's been vomiting or not since the morning has called for an ambulance. the paramedics have been waiting at the police station for an hour. so the police are going out of their prices to put up with this because i don't know what's going to happen. violence has been escalating for years at the cape flats, which are located at the edge of the city gang, see a fight over control of drugs. it's also about power. the police are overwhelmed, gangs can easily recruit young people because of high unemployment and few job opportunities. once the paramedics arrive, they quickly bundled the patient into the

rob mayeda joining us now. ess we need the rain but we need and what we're going to get, two different things sometimes. >> yeah, you know, this time of year it's usually pretty reliable, right? seven day forecast earlier this week we had some rain and sierra snow. but as we wrap up the month of november unusually dry. many time tomorrow as the clouds start to thicken up, no real signs of rain in the forecast. what you expect to see in november it's usually one of the better rain producing months we see. what you see is what we've actually had so far has been a lot less, and a lot of this did come in last week. you can see right there, there you go november 2020. like many thing the weather has thrown at us this year again lowering our expectations right now about 25% of where we should be for most of the bay area this time of career. as you're about to see in the extended forecast doesn't look like it's going to help all that much. another thing we get these chilly nights, the dryer air in place. already down t

in 1978, in argentina, under the dictatorship, robbed us of the possibility of fully enjoying in freedom, the happiness of winning a world cup. so they were my own. where before there were, i remember as not only the man who brought us the world cup, but will be forward associated with that the freedom with which we were able to express our happiness at that time. well maybe also back in 1952 goals, including that goal of the century against england. that wasn't that many years after the falklands war. how symbolic was that for the country watching? when in fact there it has to be said. the war for the falkland islands was a hugely popular war. it was a for real military regime. and so there was not really a sense so vindication in that much. there was a great sense of pride because we were beating the inventor so of the game. but i would put aside any showing istic element in the happiness that we all fail at defeating england in that location. in my eyes, we said are asked who are the competition with our neighbors. brazil, england is one of the teams that is more symbolic of the game.

bay area this time the curtain has come down on a marquee figure skating event kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story live now from san jose rob. >>right vicki, us figure skating has announced that the highly anticipated national championship set to begin here at s a p a pavilion in january is going to be relocated to las vegas to a venue said to be a a more conducive to coping with the pandemic here's more. >>thousands of fans attending the january 2021 us figure skating championships here it is a piece at are in san jose as they get in 2018 was just not going to happen amid the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic health orders says the san jose's porsche authorities, john's coach and we can only hear the guidelines are currently in place. >>now so that we can really project out one week 2 weeks 2 months so the figure skating nationals will be held as scheduled the week of january 11th but at orleans arena in las vegas. which is better suited to meet safety protocols says poach. >>i think center greater rate environments to create the ball that's really needed. i think it wo

you want to rob us. but 3 years ago, told that they step back. his partner lives here at the cape flats. he says, not at day goes by, that you don't hear shots fired. rival gangs. totally different in they are really armed with, with no place they sit with them. they shoot. if they want to sue, they want to continue on in their way, issued its way. we got this particular from the police, someone who's been vomiting or not since the morning has called for an ambulance. the paramedics have been waiting at the police station for an hour. so the police are now on their prices. but on top of this, i don't know what's going to happen. violence has been escalating for years at the cape flats, which are located at the edge of the city gangs here, fight over control of drugs. it's also about power. the police are overwhelmed, gangs can easily recruit young people because of high unemployment and few drop opportunities. once the paramedics arrive, they quickly bundled the patient into the ambulance. for security reasons, the patient will only be treated on

one young guy brought the gun on you want to rob us? but 3 years ago i was told that everybody but his partner lives here at the cape flats. he says, not at day goes by, that you don't hear shots fired. rival gangs. totally different in they really armed with, with no place they said when they shoot, they want to sue they want to get in. you are in their way, issued its way. we got this particular from the police, but someone who's been vomiting or not since the morning has called for an ambulance. the paramedics have been waiting at the police station for an hour or so the police are here now, and they advised us to get on with this because i don't know what's going to happen . violence has been escalating for years at the cape flats, which are located at the edge of the city gangs here, fight over control of drugs. it's also about power. the police are overwhelmed, gangs can easily recruit young people because of high unemployment and few drop opportunities. once the paramedics arrive, they quickly bundled the patient into the ambulan

. >> this is probably going to rob us of one to two years out of that critical ten-year window because local governments are simply going to be cash strapped. >> reporter: does that worry you? >> it terrifies me. i mean, we have enormous challenges ahead of us. >> reporter: a challenge that currently has no long-term funding thanks to the high cost of the covid crisis. a $4.7 billion bond meant to address the issue statewide pulled by governor gavin newsom. yet another law proposed by san mateo assemblyman kevin mull in would have protected highway 101. cal train, bart lines and residential communities from flooding due to sea level rise. >> this is going to be a huge challenge that is going to take resources at the local level, the regional level, the state level. >> reporter: but mullin's bill was shot down this fall all due to a lack of funding. >> covid may have such an economic impact that there won't be a lot of resources down the line. >> reporter: that means more delays as time runs out for residents like ellen and denise. >> they can't just let us sit here, you know, just go a

let's go to our correspondent, rob reynolds, who joins us now from los angeles, rob, of course, the concern is where approaching winter. how bad is the situation across the u.s.? well, it's pretty dire, quite frankly, and winter is already really descended on some parts of the united states. so that is complicating matters. there are more than $1000.00 deaths in the united states every day on average. now over the past week there were 2 days when the number. 'd of deaths or over 1400 this in a single day on 2 separate occasions this week. and since the covered 19 endemic began spreading through the united states have now been 245000. people who have passed away. so we're heading towards the quarter 1000000 mark at speed. the virus is hitting the midwest, one of those cold areas, particularly hard the states of north and south dakota at the moment are in terms of the deaths and positive groan of virus cases per capita, among the worst places on the entire planet right now. wisconsin, another midwestern northern state where it's quite cold. now counted 7777 cases positive cases on friday alon

rob mayeda joins us now. are there some showers in our future, rob? >> yeah, and i think this time perhaps more than just showers, as you can see over my shoulder what will make this setup a little different is we have a bit of an atmospheric river involvement, which will have the potential for powering up bigger rain rates as the storm approaches the coast. we have a rainfall deficit to start things off with a very dry start to fall. as you look at san jose, again, san jose is an example of a location, about more than an inch below where we should be, even this early into the rainfall season. livermore, almost missing two inches of rain since the beginning of october. and in san francisco, that rainfall deficit is at two inches plus. so here is how you can unwind that. get a atmospheric river setup, and even though the biggest rainfall totals with this storm will likely stay into oregon and washington, as this moves through the bay area, it does look like we should see the most significant rain we've seen so far this rain season. you take a closer lo

china has been stealing our intellectual property, essentially stealing our jobs and robbing us of our national wealth for a number of years. the president should discuss all of those things. lastly, he should touch on one of the things that motivates and unifies republicans more than anything else, the supreme court picks. three supreme court picks over the course of his presidency. this will make it very stark why it's important not only to have republican control of the presidency, but also of the senate. this is something we have been arguing at the nrsc from day one. perhaps the most important, consequential, and enduring achievement of this republican-controlled senate has been the confirmation of faithful constitutionalists to the bench, most recently indiana's own amy coney barrett. >> what has that meant to the senate races, the confirmation of justice barrett? >> this has really motivated not only our base, though it certainly has done that, as i referenced earlier. it has helped to get out the vote in an election where, frankly, the left and the right are pretty dug in. ther

leonard, rob, it's a pleasure to welcome you both, thank you for joining us. >> a great pleasure. thank you. well said. as an armchair who makes his living doing essentially brought got me trouble in high school, i tell you this is a marvelous book, thank you very much leonard for lowering your standards with respect to speakers, thank you for having me on board. >> they keep doing this rob. >> my pleasure. >> full disclosure, your fabulous really handsome genius child helps me with my own social media marketing and the apple didn't fall far from the tree, he's a delightful, smart bright young man and i'm very grateful to have them in my life. thank you. well done. just in case there are folks who are watching who are transfixed by all of the stuffs surrounding may not be aware of stephen hawking as others, can you briefly explain what stephen hawking's places and physics in the history of physics. >> stephen went to school in the 50s he went to oxford and then graduate school at cambridge and he had his undergraduate while users even as graduate school and he had a revelation aft

rob reynolds for us in los angeles. thousands of supporters of u.s. president donald trump have held a mass demonstration in washington. d.c. many echo drums claims of fraud during last week's election. multiple news outlets have declared joe biden as a projected winner and u.s. authorities have said the elections were the most secure in history. where any, a trump greeted the crowds as his motorcade drove through the protests. he was on his way to one of his golf courses just outside the city. and president has yet to concede defeat and has issued legal challenges in several states with little success. as case of ruslan jordan, who's in washington. so bring us up to date with these protests, were they peaceful protests? this still going on. the protests are over. the police basically have shooed people out of the areas that they have decided to gather in on saturday. and basically, the only sounds you hear at this point are the people who are holding a constant vigil at the black lives matter. just across from the white house, a several 1000 people s

the final final vote mean final vote tally is still some days away in these states rob reynolds there for us in los angeles many thanks. let's get some other news now the u.s. has seen a record jump in new coronavirus infections a day after the presidential election more than 102000 cases were confirmed on wednesday exceeding the record set last friday and the number of covert 900 patients in hospitals has reached 50000 the highest in nearly 3 months and average 850 people die from corona virus a day that's up from 700 a month ago. a new nationwide lockdown has come into effect in england as it struggles to curb a 2nd wave of coronavirus prime minister boris johnson says it will be lifted automatically in the next few weeks on wednesday night's large crowds were seen gathered in london with very little social distancing need the latest. there is a very different atmosphere to this 2nd lock down the streets in central london are reasonably busy and there are people out and about perhaps this time around people are less afraid of the unknown a many workplaces of course of adapted to these chan

rob mayeda joining us now to explain. rob, what's going on here? >> usually we're dodging rain drops. normally halloween i like to say is our gateway into our storm season. but we're not seeing that this weekend. 80s for highs most of the day tomorrow. a chance we could see some rain chances towards the end of the seven day forecast. closer look at that coming up in a few minutes. but let's talk about how warm it is outside right now. you've still got numbers in the upper 70s around concord, 73 san jose, you just saw san francisco. no fog, not much wind either, 66 degrees as you can see how skies are mostly clear across the bay. a bit hazy in walnut creek where it's still 77 degrees and san jose more clear skies and 73. so speaking of the hazy conditions, not a lot of wind, high pressure in control of our weather. so we're back into the moderate range for our air quality. not a spare the air day tomorrow just the air you've probably begin to notice a bit more smoke creeping in. also upper level smoke coming in from the creek fire burning near the s

to check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they are working on for tonight, rob nelson is joining use from chicago with a preview happy early thanksgiving, rob. >>same to you. thanks so much good afternoon and to you again happy day before thanksgiving here because of the holiday of course take a look tonight at all those americans out there still traveling for this thanksgiving holiday despite repeated warnings from health officials not to do so because of the pandemic also tonight a taking a look at the growing food insecurity crisis. all across the country right now line sadly these days stretching for miles at food banks. it's a crisis adding to the holiday stress for so many just trying to make ends meet. also political news tonight president elect joe biden delivers a somber pre-holiday address to the country stressing the need for unity right now as president trump issues a controversial pardon for his national former national security adviser. michael flynn will have all that and more tonight here on news nation of wgn america. we certainly hope you will tune in. thank you so

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if you can't play them, can you awful history that rob told us about their i personally would get on one right now. i believe that this is at this point, the most scrutinized aircraft probably in the history of aviation, which is to take nothing away from the gravity of everything that's happened. but there are some basic changes this plate of the laws that would give me enough competent me something as simple as requiring the system to those 2 sensor failures, not just one. the chances of she was sensors failing at the same time before something happens just far less than the chances of just one sensor failing which were in can happen quite commonly. so yes, i would get on one, you know, well, you or anyone or really otherwise. and i'm glad that this plane has gotten the kind of scrutiny with skepticism that it's got from regulators around the world that they didn't just accept. the f.a.a. were broke a and precisely on that, why was it important for the u.s. aviation regulators to give the ok and do you think other countries will easily agree now and accept 2. to find this a line, i

we have been talking about this and kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose with the latest push to get people to get their flu shots good afternoon, rob. >>good afternoon just i'm here at a very busy a drive through a flu shot clinic here in south san jose. we're obviously people are responding to the message that is very important right now to get a flu shot because the last thing you want to do is a land in the hospital with the flu and take a hospital that away from somebody who might need that that he was even more sick with covid-19. here's more. >>hospitals clinics and other healthcare providers are making it easier than ever to get a flu shot. members were taking advantage of the free flu shot drive through on wednesday here at kaiser permanente hospital in south san jose. among those first in line this morning to get his flu shot an eager to share the experience with san jose mayor sam liccardo i didn't even feel it's absolutely easy it's the best thing we can do right now to protect the community the mayor and other officials say it is especially important f

us to come together as a nation to heal. it's not going to be easy. we have to try. >> rob mayeda joining us now. and you're telling me for sure it eely is november and now it's going to act like november. is that right? >> it really is starting to feel that way outside. i just checked sierra, by the way, chain controls are up. while we're not seeing rain in the bay area right now they are seeing quite a bit of snow up towards the sierra. so the first significant storm of the season bringing snow to the sierra and we're going to get a taste of canadian air-conditioning tomorrow. we had a wind advisory attdded the forecast. a look at that and a slight chance of a few showers. first let's take you outside and show you how chilly the temperatures are. so you've got numbers in the 30s and 40s outside. and once the wind picks up that air is going to have extra bite to it it tomorrow. as i give you a tour around the bay area right now, not much in the way of clouds. 50s in the san jose. 50 right now in walnut creek. and in san francisco out to the coast probably going to have a lot of blowing sand once

thank you so much let's go now to rob reynolds who is live for us in los angeles california that's come a house is home state rob let's talk about joe biden's mandate yes he received more votes. but it's not going to be straightforward is it going to be a straightforward process we still don't know for example who is going to control the senate. no you're right kim we don't know who is going to control the senate there will be a run off to run off elections in january in georgia and the outcome of the senate race in alaska is still unclear however those are both historically republican states so the. likelihood i think is that the. senate will remain under republican control and if it does so then we will see how effective joe biden can be in his talk of unity and reaching across the aisle and forging bipartisan consensus remember biden really had no what we call coattails that is he wasn't able to draw in anyone lower on the on the ticket. by the force of his own candidacy he won but the 'd house democrats lost seats. the state legislatures remain the majority of them in republican han

>>kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live from san jose with more on. what police are saying rob.>it's right grant and vicki san jose police this afternoon saying that the suspect in sunday's blood ear and page a homeless man was indeed under the influence of drugs what's more they say should have been on the streets at all and that this tragedy was utterly preventable. here's more. >>we do want to reassure the community that there is no reason to fear for their acts of violence that are c%urches places of worship, shelter aiding the unhoused or any other critical service center because of this incident. >>san jose police on wednesday identified the suspect in last sunday's mass stabbing at a local church as this man 32 year-old fernando hey sue slope as a homeless man with a long criminal history disturbing the peace, providing false information to an officer, resisting arrest, assault with a deadly weapon in which you received a two-year prison sentence. a felony domestic violence which we were served received 5 years probation lopez is accused of stabbing 5 people sunday night

hospitals of course are hoping for the best, but they are planning for the worst kron four's rob fladeboe joins usive with more on what's happening at public hospitals in the south bay rob. that's right. catherine valley medical center and other private hospitals around the bay area of course have had their covid search plans in place for months hospital asians indeed a just a little bit right now, but perhaps more worrisome is the fact that this latest wave of the coronavirus a coincides with the arrival of cold and flu season. >>here's more. >>we're we're seeing an uptick right now valley medical center's doctor sanjay khurana and his colleagues at the county's 3 public hospitals of emc o'connor has st. louis. >>currently treating 35 patients with covid-19 that's 15 more than they had in late october. well, no immediate threat to hospital capacity, this 3rd wave of the coronavirus could increase pressure on hospitals nonetheless says doctor kerr on e. >>situation most are testing situation looks right it's and make hospital and making sure hospitalizations are up 10% across the county. >>regiona

rob warned us and the weather took a turn. some parts of the bay area saw hail. this is video that was taken in san jose. you can see gloomy skies and tiny piece of ice. >> here we go. temperatures are about to dip even more. >> joining us live. tracking it all. in the morning after this moisture, it will be real cold. are we talking about black ice? commuters to be aware of. >> some of the areas that the wind shelter valleys have to watch out. we saw a burst of showers around lunchtime to midafternoon. perhaps more entreszive the view as the showers passed over from the home office here in dan ville. watching the shous pass by. you can see the clouds on approach. moving towards the camera. looking to the north. as showers pass on brief hail. thunder@times that continues to move to the east. we show you what's happening in terms of the follow up to this now. showers moving out and from here we will continue to see this frost advisory up for the north bay. right there into the north bay valley. those locations if 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. looking at temperatures drop

and this time around, rob, i wonder if you could kick us off.e will be looking at the front page of the times, and lockdown could last to next year, that's the warning. yes, more ugly news, remember that the lockdown sta rts news, remember that the lockdown starts on thursday and is supposed to end on the 2nd of december. when he announced yesterday, the prime minister described as time—limited, stressing that it would not be like march where the lockdown went on for some time, of course. michael gove turned his head this morning when he was asked if the lockdown would be extended, he answered yes. he then said it would be a review date, december two, rather than an end date, and the government would be driven by the data. now there must be huge doubt weather that data, whether it's the infection rates, hospitalization rates, or the death rates, but that could be turned around in time to justify lifting the lockdown on 2nd of december. so i think there is a real possibility it will be longer. but having said that, there's a backlash from downing

people to stay on guard to help prevent any further spread of the virus and kron four's rob fladeboe he joins us live. san jose and has details. hi rob. >>catherine you're closing in on a 25,000 cases now here in santa clara county with 430 covid related deaths in addition to this said new spike in cases hospitalizations here are up 10%. let's take a closer look. >>but what's happened in the last week. it is no longer a drift. our cases are surging up santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody and other officials calling on the community to stay on guard against the coronavirus after seeing a sharp uptick in covid-19 cases the 358 new covid-19 cases reported sunday is the most to see record 385 cases reported back on july 15th, a sharp increase in hospitalizations to more than a 100 is another troubling sign the virus is spreading faster than earlier outbreaks. the newest infections are mostly in people between 1834 years old exactly why the surge is happening now is not clear says doctor cody. >>it's possible that we are about a week plus out from halloween. it's possible that we

>>time now for winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us as always to decipher what's going on with the markets, rob good morning. thanks for joining us. >>it's good to be here in the market does not want remember no yeah it's struggling a bit this morning. but you say it's still on track to be one of the better what sessions that we've seen and a number of years. >>there's something in december called the claus rally. we may not get it this year because november was so glorious dow is up 11.9% energy was up 33% all on the reopening what worked in the past the growth stay at home stocks the microsoft's he activision's the video you know general court of the companies that did great apple google amazon stay at home stocks start transition to the value of what's open back up the economy. and they've been big winners bitcoins above 19,000 last week hit 19,000 $3,000 show you the volatility but a trip back to mike on top of it doordash is going to like you're 32 billion if they did an ipo in june of 2020 would've been about 16 billion say they doubled it they've don

rob roth joins us now. and rob the latest numbers out of san mateo county are not looking too good. >> no, julie. health experts say the numbers in san mateo county are just heading in the wrong direction, and they say it's probably just a matter of time before san mateo county falls into the lowest purple tier. at this coffee shop in south san francisco people can still dine indoors if they choose, with san mateo county in the red tier. restaurants can seat people inside at 25% capacity. >> it's good. it's good. because people can come and go out, and they can have more places they can have -- they can eat, and spend time with family. >> reporter: but with covid-19 cases auntie rise throughout the bay area, the days of indoor dining in san mateo county appear to be numbered. >> there's a high probability that we're going to go into purpose. with purple, not only comes, you know, health devastation, but comes economic devastation. >> reporter: and that economic devastation could be felt right here at antigua

rob joining us now. what a spectacular night with a spectacular parade there. >> yeah.ce to be able to see that without the windshield wipers going. but the fact of not seeing rain is the big part of the story. now with december just around the corner, the dry weather continues. be watching that over the next seven days. maybe see air quality issues. but tonight our focus is on the cloud cover. we'll talk more about the number of lunar eclipse you might be able to see after midnight in just a minute. let's take you outside to the chilly temperatures. you are already getting close to the upper 30s. napa down to 30 degrees. you see 50 in san jose. here we go. hour by hour, midnight, those are thin, high clouds passing by the bay area. if you are on twitter, a halo around the moon. you want to see the moon tonight. it is not only a full moon, but we have this lunar eclipse. think of it as a fainter version of the total lunar eclipse we might be used to. a brief darkening of the moon around 1:30 in the morning. head outside. you might be able to see that again. the peak of

streets and sidewalks all across the bay probably seen just about everywhere as kron four's rob fladeboe tells us bay watchdog group has noticed a big uptick in this so-called covid trash in the water. after the recent rains. >>the pandemic is having a negative impact on san francisco bay. >>look closely and you may see what may watchdogs say is covid trash. these are just some of the ppe mask gloves and other plastic base trash picked up along the shoreline recently by the nonprofit bay keeper. ses spokesman say choksi shoes increase is really noticeable every time we're out on the shoreline we see more and more of the the gloves and that. >>the plastic utensils and takeout containers and whether discarded intentionally or bone from cars and dumpsters. >>one sees a lot of masks and gloves on city streets. the recent rains may be a factor in watching this stuff into creeks streams and sewers and all of our bay area storm drains. >>are usually connected to the bay or creek sent me to the bay there is no evidence that covid trash may harbor the virus. but much of it contains plastics and does not e

rob, i will begin with you. tell us of services you provide. good morning. yes, we employ about 300 staff, we care for something like over 400 people out in the community, we are providing the sort of home care services that your clip was just showing. and these are the most vulnerable people in our society. most of our clients are elderly, so they are in their 80s, 90s, and many of them simply cannot manage without the care and support that we are able to offer them on a daily basis. it has been extremely challenging. we have a fantastic team of staff who have gone over and beyond and really done a fantasticjob out there. but of course, everybody is anxious. i heard someone saying at high levels, yes, we had high levels of absence in the first wave and i'm extremely worried that we will also have high levels of absence again now, as people are required to shield from covid and so on. so really, really challenging because of covid. challenges before them but exacerbated because of covid? exactly. i was just exacerbated

eta forming in the caribbean, rob marciano now joins us live with the track. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. eta set to be a hurricane tonight. take a look at the satellite picture. it shows it organizing, at least a cat 2 when it makes landfall. heavy rain for those countries and guatemala as well. could be life-threatening mudslides, and some models drift it towards cuba and potentially make a run at florida. we'll be watching it closely. tom. >> rob, thank you for that. >>> when we come back, the race against time, crews in turkey rushing to find survivors after that devastating earthquake. the teenager just found alive after more than two days. r that devastating earthquake. the teenager found alive after more than two days. ...my moderate to severe crohn's disease. until i realized... ...something was missing...me. you okay, sis? my symptoms were keeping me... ...from really being there for my sisters. so i talked to my doctor and learned... that's us. ...humira is for people who still have... ...symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other

continues the last thing hospitals need right now is and out late break of the flu as kron four's rob fladeboe tells us the best thing you can do to prevent that from happening. >>just go out and get a flu shot. >>hospitals clinics and other healthcare providers are making it easier than ever to get a flu shot. members were taking advantage of the free flu shot drive through on wednesday here at kaiser permanente hospital in south san jose. among those first in line this morning to get his flu shot and eager to share the experience with san jose mayor sam liccardo i didn't even feel it's absolutely easy it's the best thing we can do right now to protect the community the mayor and other officials say it is especially important for everyone to get vaccinated against the flu as soon as possible. they worry that even a typical flu season could test hospital capacity at a time when they are bracing and planning for a surge of patients resulting from the recent surge in covid-19 and as we've seen the number of infections rocket upward brought to start to see a steady increase. admissions in the icu santa cl

>> rob live for us tonight, rob, thank you. . >> it's starting to feel like a return to march. new covid lock downs and shelves running empty in some grocery stores. at 5:30, why it's easier for grocery stores to restock those shelves now. >> plus, you've likely seen the pictures now that show gavin newsom breaking state protocol at a dinner at a famous restaurant. now we know some of the other big names who were at that dinner as well. . >>> we got a little bit of rain today. thunderstorms up at the lake tahoe area up and at the north valley. we'll look at those and the forecast as we head toward your bay area thursday. by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. . >>> we're now learning that top officials from the california medical association attended a birthday party at the french laundry restaurant in yantville along with governor gavin newsom. new pictures show the governor at the party were obtained by our sister station, fox 11 in l.a. the woman who took the p

>>time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us with his expert insights, good morning, rob. good day james. so let's talk about the out of the gate it looks like you know early in the week with tech stocks getting hammered but wherever stock stumbles i guess some will call it a buying opportunity that was happening right now. >>kind of what's happening or seen tech is back and we're not talking top tech we're talking back up which is microsoft and amazon. >>google. >>apple probably throwing netflix that in there as well today. it's been a strange energy stocks are up 17% all tight shorts, the covid vaccine that we announced on monday for pfizer bank stocks up 9%. so there's a lot of work sector rotation going on i believe is real for reopening trade in 2021. so look at it look at things at the beach up with maybe cruise lines. if that's your thing maybe hotels. that's what oils tell us is that we'll start travel said. >>it's going to be sure to see how the markets react and which ones come back a little stronger which once pulled back there's goi

are people just stocking up because of the holidays, maybe a little bit of both kron four's rob fladeboe tells us what shoppers did not find today at a costco in san jose. >>look closely at the car loads of groceries and other goods people are unloading after shopping at san jose's allman plaza costco and you'll notice something is missing paper products, shoppers said limits on some products have been in place here for some time in the wake of lingering supply chain issues resulting from a run on paper products last spring in the early stages of the pandemic but stocking up on groceries and other supplies is tighter health orders kicked in on tuesday. choppers were disappointed to find out that this store is sold out of toilet paper. >>not her whole per in the store, they said they don't have and everything gone like county, they're going pay for itself is empty empty empty. >>all anti away from the big box store scene. bland's zone otto's grocery chain reported no run on toilet paper and no limits so far either. however certain hard to find cleaning products are still one per customer toes says

>>time now for winners and losers on wall street ,inancial expert rob black joining us as always rob great to see you again. >>it's great to be here. james, it's happy monday thanksgiving week absolutely yeah we've got stocks get a little bit of a bump this morning. some good news from astrazeneca. >>not a going on and this is a week that ends the low volume because everyone goes on vacation not this year. but it tends to be low volume with big moves up people get hopes one back seen type number 3 comes out another vaccine monday this time fires normal refrigeration so wall street a little bit pumped on that one. it's not super cold it could be another option for areas, the world that don't have the super corps. her tummy herd immunity, i'm hearing summer which means not 2021 which still look the scene could be a transition year. with that being said regeneron got approval for a new covid-19 model so little. treatment which is the one president trump went through guitar center filed bankruptcy, so it's kind of mixed news today and minus the dow it's pretty boring out stock market not

time we check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on tonight, rob nelson is joining usive now from chicago with a preview, how you feel in the day after election day rob. >>still trying to catch my breath like everybody else it was a wild night and i've never love coffee say that just like you guys are covering this historic week in american american politics pois all continuing to unfold tonight. the presidential race still hanging in the balance right now with recounts and lawsuits. already in motion is i still unclear tonight ght who w won this incredibly tighter race but we do have reporters stationed all around the country tonight in the pivotal battleground states pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia an hour zone as you mentioned also michigan we have a live report from there that state in the last hour call for joe biden mean he is now just 6 votes short of officially getting to 2.70 in winning the white house, but it remains an extraordinarily fluid situation so we have a lot to get to tonight the latest reactions, the results and the numbers that are pouring in all

ok we have to cross one it's with us this hour rob reynolds is in comma harrison's home state of california but let's begin with mike hanna who is in joe biden's home state of delaware mike let's talk about joe biden's victory speech previous president elect have come out and in their victory speech is really focused on their to do list joe biden's message seemed to be one of compromise of wanting to work together of of healing divisions. or very much so after a truly bitter and vitriolic election campaign and also 4 years in particular of deep partisanship joe biden making very clear that the people have got to start coming together now is the time to huey lewis what he said and for the 1st time in one of his speeches he directly address president trump sharing the disappointment as he put it of losing a presidential race joe biden has done that twice before but he said directly to president trump let's give each other a chance let's meet let's lower the temperature and stop treating our opponents as our enemies well this has been a constant theme of joe biden during the campaign and in th

in our zona well of course have a rob bringing us the very latest on the results now as you've heard from our correspondents both candidates have tried to sell themselves as man of the people a man of the people particularly to blue collar working class voters who make up the most significant portion of the electorate al-jazeera as my kind has more from washington running 10 rather in joe biden's home state of delaware. president trump launched his 1st run for president in the gilded confines of his spoke of a new hotel a suitable setting for a self professed billionaire who had inherited a huge estate from his land will i am a socially running. for president of the united states. that's why the damn announcing my q.c. president of the united states joe biden to clear his candidacy online evoking a poignant vision of the america he grew up in where you start in life there's nothing you can achieve if you work. this is a throwback to his roots in the blue collar town of scranton the place of his. birth with his father with no steady job eked out a sponsor existence. and on the campaig

>>time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us to help us understand what we're seeing good morning. rob. >>good morning james nice day out there is la ad on wall street. it's a fantastic at least start to the day that news from pfizer really has investors in upbeat mood this morning. >>yes pfizer came out with for brokeback seen trials some little bit of data on africa cnbc about 90% we would've been happy with 65% so when vaccine does head it looks like it could be a smash success as far as reducing. covid. with that said now we're starting the day on wall street get pieces put together time got a little piece with biden in kamala harris this weekend we've got a little bit with a vaccine out there we still need to manufacture still need a lot of work done on the test to make sure that it's safe and all communities, it's going to be introduced and joke. but every sector on wall street's higher today, the dow was up 1300 points, that's a big day even for someone like me that's a big day and i did don't get excited. oil's hire it has room to

let's get more now from rob bren, else. he joins us from the sun, john, these and rob, whichever way you look at them, these are very troubling numbers, particularly given the upcoming thanksgiving holiday. that's right. it's a very, very dire, very grim picture that we see all across the united states. as the winter weather begins to set in, people are no longer able to safely congregate outdoors in the socially distance that's, that's manner. and as the holidays coming up, which generally involve people gathering together in family groups and you know, mixing households with that is also a great concern in a lot of public health officials and political leaders around the country in the states. and cities are calling on people to postpone or alter their traditional holiday celebrations. let's look at some of the numbers now. more than 1000 people in the united states, on average are dying from groan. a virus every day. 2 days this past week, more than 1400 deaths occurred in a single day. that is, how far above the peaks we've seen in

up to date on all of that now joins us live from san jose rob. >>in its rights and as of this latest health order kind of turning the local sports scene upside down we know that the 49 ers are not going to be playing the next couple of games here at they are going to play elsewhere will have more on that in just a minute from the sports department the bay area's other professional sports team affected by this would be the san jose sharks. now the sharks of course are whatever information they could pass along to us to the nhl. the nhl has said that it hoped to begin new season on january 21st of next we're not sure how if at all this would affect that, the sharks telling me that is premature for them to comment on that right now let's take a look at some video here and at least we can to take a look at some highlights here from happier times as we discussed this a bit further. the sharks are telling us however that that they do have a handful of players that have been practicing a chark's ice here in san jose that might come to an end or at the v

in philadelphia the all important battleground of pennsylvania and will bring us all the nativist on georgia and of course rob reynolds is monitoring developments for us from our a zone and involves a let's begin with white house correspondent kimberly how could it be called that long unhappy statement from the president yesterday what's the mood from the trumpet come today. well the u.s. president has tweeted in just the last half hour and he's pushing back on some of the assertions that have been made by some democrats including nancy pelosi as we just played there. basically talking about the inauguration of joe biden almost treating him as president elect even though the results of the election have not yet been certified the u.s. president is alleging that joe biden is claiming that he has one of the selection to be clear joe biden did not say that although he said he was optimistic that that would be the final outcome of the vote donald trump tweeting joe biden should not wrongfully claim the office of the president i could make that claim also legal proceedings are just now beginning i can tell you tha

time now for winners and losers on wall street joining us live this morning as financial expert, rob black to help us understand what we're seeing on wall street this morning good morning, rob. good morning. james. my favorite pie well that will still try and save a piece for but it's going to kind of hard though because i have a feeling darzi the last one when an event we've got big news on wall street, the dow up above 30,000 is i would think this is just because we've got some resolution on the presidential transition front or what. >>i know you're going to hate me for saying this, but this is what wall street does it look 6 months in that resolution with the biden transition has already priced now are looking at stimulus before the end of the year life lee we're still look at the senate races which could throw a curve ball in the markets at all time highs if democrats take control of the senate probably would mean higher taxes. then you also get 3 vaccines all time highs now 30 k janet yellen is even known become a treasury secretary. what i mean by that is we know that she likes

rob mayeda back with us. it is a beautiful sunset right behind me. happy thanksgiving. >> likewise here working from home. beautiful views around the east bay, we had a bit of wind to contend with during the day which helped to clear out the skies, making for the beautiful post-sunset views around the bay area. the hill tops, but that will set the stage for some pretty chilly temperatures. we'll take a closer look at that and to see if we could break out of this dry pattern here as we wrap up the month of november but let's talk more about the sunset or after sunset for the thanksgiving evening and nice one right there. look at san francisco. 59 degrees. wind is technically offshore. you see that, wind out of the east/northeast at 6 miles per hour and also clear skies around san jose. 58 degrees over towards walnut creek. 59 and the humidity has been pretty low during the day. it's good news that we did get that rain last week because the times in the north bay, we've seen some gusts up to 20 to 40 miles per hour. still winds out of the north, napa 2

us thanks very much for. well let's now speak to rob reynolds he joins us from los angeles where he's keeping an eye on all these very close counts rob nevada it's been blue the last 3 elections and if biden gets those electoral votes that makes $270.00 but that's a mighty narrow margin there. absolutely it is a very thin margin that joe biden has over donald trump in nevada a state that as you mentioned has been trending democratic in recent years it was carried by hillary clinton in 2016 but joe biden is now clinging to a lead of less than $8000.00 votes that's of like 0.6 percent of the total votes cast how might that change well it's difficult to know how many votes remain uncounted because they've had is a state that sent a ballot to every eligible voter obviously not all eligible voters decided to vote so it's hard to to know exactly how many are outstanding but it is thought that there are tens of thousands of uncounted mail in and absentee ballots many of them from clark county that is the county where los las vegas is located it is the biggest city in the state it is. traditionally a somewhat of a democ

>>time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black joining us is always good morning rob. >>good morning. james looking at the markets this morning i was expecting a bigger bump, but it's only met we had great news from pfizer. >>boeing had some good news and yet the markets are sort of >>targeted good news still it's good for reach out. i think it's kind of a sell the news kind of story. by the rumor sell the news that the news straight day. pfizer came out an updated their information from last week's and 90% effective know now 95% effective against john the covid vaccine acting work. and people that's positive. that's good news on top of yesterday's more news right. or i guess i was monday's news on but it's good news only and that's not selling on wall street is now we're really looking at it's really you know come on congress come on president its stimulus stop small-cap stocks are doing greats. there's an underlying story that i don't expect you to be aware of this is very healthy. it took 616 days to get their plane recertified and that's it for lo