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st. ignatius college prep and schools of the sacred heart convent, stewart hall and san francisco university high school are close to gaining approval. >>> in the north bay, santa rosa approved the creation of a pilot program for child care providers that have been deeply affected by the covid-19 pandemic. the press democrat reports that it will be funded using $2 million in federal coronavirus aid funds. the city council approved deals with first five sonoma county and the community child care council in sonoma county. >>> happening today in san francisco, the legion of honor will reopen for members only. it's been closed since mid-march because of the pandemic. members will be able to get their first look at alexander singh's a gothic tale which will run through november 6th. the museum opens to everyone on friday. >>> and golden state park will transform into this winter wonderland. this display full of sculptured light trees and illuminated meadows is called "entwined." a san francisco-based artist designed this. it's part of the park's 150th anniversary celebration. you can check it out

st. francis of assisi, words which i think may help heal the wounds, ease the pain and lift our hearts. listen to this immortal saint. where there is hatred, let me sow love. where there is injury, pardon -- where there is doubt, faith. where there is despair, hope. where there is darkness, light. those are the words of a saint. and may those of us of less purity listen to them well and may america tonight resolve that never, never again shall we see what we have seen. [ applause ]. yes, i accept your nomination in this spirit that i have spoken. knowing that the months and the years ahead will severely test our america. and might i say that as this america is tested, that once again we give our testament to america. and i do not think it is sentimental, nor is it cheap, but i think it is true that each and every one of us in our own way should once again reaffirm to ourselves and our posterity that we love this nation. we love america. [ applause ] but take heart, my fellow americans, this is not the first time that our nation has faced a challenge to its life and its purpose. and each

st. pete in particular. there's a reason people are focusing there. okay, here you go. this is the heartthe swing district traditionally down the middle of the state, cutting through orlando. but it is st. pete and tampa that matters so much. pinellas and hillsborough are the name of the counties. pinellas where st. pete is one of the 211 counties that are so-called pivot counties. they voted twice for obama/biden. they flipped to donald trump last time around. high number of senior citizens, also very diverse, and a growing population. a lot of those signs are why democrats think they can flip it. but take a look at what happened in 2016, right? tampa and st. pete flipped. this is what is so critical to understand. can they move it? what happened back in 2012? you see, it was all blue. that's what joe biden is trying to recreate this time around. it is just a vital area in the heart of the swing district of the state. that's why it is the key battleground, perhaps, in the key battleground state. >> and florida in general, john, if you go back to the first map, you talk about what happen

so far cruz have been able to keep it away from the heart of the town as well as nearby calistoga and st. helena to the west. evacuation warnings also were lifted in sonoma county. so smoke continues to be the big issue outside of the fire zone. the haze didn't seem quite as bad today but of spare the air alert remains in effect through tuesday. >> the glass fire is one of about two dozen large places currently burning across the state. and if those blazes collectively grow by another 20,000 acres that will mark an unprecedented acre of 4 million acres that have burned so far this year. that is 6250 square miles. for comparison the entire name county bay area covers just under 7000 square miles. california firefighters have the enough containment line to stretch from san diego generic city. stay with kpix 5, kpix.com and cbsn bay area for continued coverage on the fire danger throughout the week and on this unprecedented fire season. >>> i feel much better now, we are working hard to get me all the way back. i have to be back because we still have to make america great again. >> presiden

lost over a million of them, and it goes to the heart of the people who are living in our communities and providing those services day to day. the dollar,st about but there are people behind the dollar and there are surfaces, particularly during this pandemic -- i am sitting in the pandemic -- i am sitting in the middle of a state that has wildfires over 28 going on right now. those dollars fund the people who are keeping us safe and we cannot have it both ways. city budgetssh and expect fires to be put out and expect there to be resources to address the pandemic so we can open our community safely. we've got to do both and that is why i will continue to come back to we need a better partner in the federal government. >> absolutely. >> let us talk about that in a resist,but i cannot what does that look like in philadelphia with the diminished workforce? looking at the data there are some areas of state and local employment that never came back recession, especially education jobs. it costs money to hire someone, train someone, get them ready to do the job. someone, get them ready to do the job. what is that look like for you? >> there are

st. louis, missouri, has experienced the worst flood to hit its community in over 25 years. oh, my god. this is, like, hearting. i'm marcus lemonis, and i want to see it for myself and really understand how small towns in america recover from a disaster like this. is this worse than you thought it was gonna be? peter: this is brutal.

heart of it is the battle for god. in america, we don't turn to government to restore our souls, we put our faith in almighty god. when the president held up the bible at sturch yesterday — ijust wish he opened it once in awhile instead of brandishing it. both candidates have put faith front and centre, and are showing off their christian credentials. we have got somebody — he's the one. i am lebo diseko and i'm going to discover how faith is shaping the election battle in one crucial state. this is, in my opinion, spiritual warfare. this is good against evil. god is still moving. there is a lot that hinges on this election. i don't think this american democracy will be able to survive four more years. donald trump is a long way from a christian man. conservative christians like myself look and go, how can you possibly? how can you get your head around supporting this man? i brought my bible. north carolina is part of america's bible belt. and the more i realisejust how much god loves me, just how much he cares about me... it's a state where faith matters. but you are my god! it's also a key swing state. the last time a republican won the presidency witho

st. louis, missouri, has experienced the worst flood to hit its community in over 25 years. oh, my god. this is, like, heart-breaking. i'm marcus lemonis, and i want to see it for myself and really understand how small towns in america recover from a disaster like this. is this worse than you thought it was gonna be? peter: this is brutal. lemonis: something like this make you want to call it quits? oliver: yes. lemonis: there's massive devastation... this is a street. ...an entire main street underwater. oh, my goodness. i met the mayor. we toured the city the only way we could, by boat... it's okay. ...roads closed and businesses wiped out... look at this. kim: oh, my god. lemonis: ...a severe burden on the local economy. peter: so i'm on the city council, and so we are gonna have some serious budget problems like never seen before. lemonis: and with relentless rain, well, it's paralyzed this town. man #2: what i was afraid of. lemonis: as for the people who live here, they've had enough. how do you recover from a disaster like this and restore enough hope that people who live here don't abandon everythin

people like steve, a senior from tower, minnesota who has a heart condition and relies on his prescription medication to stay alive. like elijah from st. paul who was born with cerebral palsy and because of the affordable care act is now 16 and a proud boy scout. or christie, a mom from bloomington whose daughter had a tumor. like casey whose broker lives in alexandria and has chronic kidney failure and needs a transplant. without the affordable care act her brother will die waiting for a transplant. like emily from minneapolis whose mom was diagnosed with breast cancer or bernette from the suburbs of st. paul whose daughter has multiple sclerosis and depends on the a.c.a. or janet from rochester whose broker has a mental illness or liliana from fridley who has a 21-year-old son with autism and needs children to stay on their insurance until they're 26 or melanie, a senior from duluth being treated for ovarian, cancer and needs access to health care. repeal after repeal after repeal attempt. that is what's been happening here. and none of that worked so what happened? a case was brought in texas and the administration is now before th

st. ignatius. we have one football game a year that has large capacity attendance. but that's co-hosted by us and sacred heart. and the school has been at this location for half a century and there's nothing new about using the school grounds for practices and games. the only change is the timing of some of the games. therefore, your planning staff properly -- and your planning commission, properly approved the conditional use permit. as for ceqa, i'm sure that you have been told that the purpose of ceqa is to study the impacts so that the parties can evaluate those impacts and possibly not have those impacts. but they have made it clear in their comments tonight and in the literature they flooded the neighborhood with, they don't want the lights, they don't want to study the lights, they don't want the lights. they're using ceqa as a weapon to try to stop a project, not as a tool for objectively analyzing its impacts. the issue here as your staff, planning staff, elaborate side whether we sit under an exemption. we clearly do and that's a deferential standard of review. so let's move on to the main thing the

heart failure starts now with understanding. call today or go online to understandhf.com for a free hf handbook. maria: welcome back. st.pa patricia mccloskey have been indicted for charges of unlawful use of a weapon and tampering with evidence. the charges stemming from a june incident that we remember where the couple came out with guns outside their home because protesters were protesting outside their home. they broke into their area. it was a private street. joining me right now is mccloskey law center attorneys, mark and patty mccloskey. great to have you both here. thank you so much for joining us, mark and patty, thank you for being here. you obviously acted in self-defense. you came out with your guns when confronting all of 2450es these protesters that were outside of your home. we should point out that none of the protesters have been charged with anything. mark, tell us what you want to say after this indictment on tuesday. >> you know, it's really remarkable. i've been saying it since the day it happened. we've got a george soros funded circuit attorney. she really views her job to protect the mob from hon