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daylight savings ends, standard time begins. the sun will set 5:10 on sunday after highs in the 70s and 80s you will wish it was longer. >> i certainly will. especially because i'm working that early sunday morning. here's a look at 101 in in rafael. a couple of new accidents to tell you about, one is on the lower deck of the bay bridge. in the northbound direction coming off 580 on to northbound 101, a little bit of slowing approaching that scene. looking better on the 880 ride through oakland. there was some roadwork at 23rd, that was causing a lot of slowing, but it's starting to recover and moving much better now. all clear there. also in the south bay, it's looking good as well on 101 tully to northbound 101 is open. jobina? >> thank you. >>> developing news in loov louisville. jonathan mattingly fired a counter lawsuit against brian b taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker. mattingly was shot in the thigh by walker during the police raid that left breonna taylor dead. walker says he fired a warning shot because he didn't know

eastern standard time and land at 6:40 p.m. eastern standard time.n terms of how the president is hoping to make this dramatic it is not clear, although it is a spectacular sight to see marin one in action. perhaps that will be enough for the supporters standing by patiently. >> what about other supporters hoping to see him on the campaign trail? what do you think the impact of his illness will be on the campaign? >> despite the presence positive spin, there is no question things are changing. in fact, the latest word we have had from the commission on presidential debates, we note the next presidential debate may have a slightly different format. we already knew was going to be a town hall format versus the face-to-face across the stage we have seen with his democratic challenger, joe biden. now we are hearing this may have a virtual aspect. in light of this outbreak at the white house it is clear that there are people who are gravely concerned. we know there was preparation for the last debate that involved the president's team was not wearing mask

and landing at the white house at roughly $640.00 eastern standard time so this is being widely reported butt. in terms of how the president is hoping to make this traumatic that is still not clear although i can tell you it is a bit of a spectacular sight to see breen one in action perhaps that will be enough for these supporters who have been standing by patiently waiting to cheer on their president and what about all the other supporters who i guess were hoping to see him on the campaign trail what happens there what do you think the impact of his illness will be on the campaign. well despite the president's positive spin there's no question things are changing in fact the latest word we've had from the commission on presidential debates is we know the next presidential debate may have a slightly different for our we already knew that it was going to be a town hall format versus the face to face of cross the stage that we've seen with his democratic challenger joe biden but now we're hearing this may have some sort of virtual aspect for it it's clear that in light of this out

. >> standard time is most in sync with our internal sbody rhythms.hose lights give us cues and tell our bodies when to do certain things. >>> as the pandemic persists, florida senators marco rubio and rick scott are proposing a bill to end daylight savings time nationwide through november 2021. i will say i'm happy to get the extra sleep going into this monday though. >> it gets so dark so early. >> yeah. >> right. right. >> i hate it. >> as we point out every year, if we were on standard time in the summer, the sun would rise before 5:00 for two months. i don't want the sun coming up at 4:45 in the morning. i just don't. i enjoy those longer evenings in the summer also. i like daylight saving. i hope i'm not in the minority there. let's talk about what's going on with sutro tower. it's definitely dark. let's see what time is it now? so this time next week it will still be dark. let's look at what's going on. afternoon sunshine, slightly cooler, seasonal, more clouds than fog tonight and a brighter, warmer weekend on the way. we have a cold front pas

standard time begins sunday at 2:00 p.m. t forget to change your smoke detective battery, daylight saving time ends. the forecast of morning fog, followed by afternoon sun, away from the coast and halloween, will be a treat. fall back one hour. we'll have warm weather to start off november. and it will be dry for election day. hopefully, much-needed rain a week from tomorrow. >> we can hope. >>> coming up, paws to pause. orphan mountain lion >>> captain cal just had his first play date with two sister mountain lions. >> they are orphans rescued from the zog fire. captain cal was found with severe burns on his paws. he was taken to the oakland zoo for treatment and is doing better, we're glad to say. the zoo says the cubs can't be released back into the wild. they will have each other until a permanent home is found. looks like they're getting along great. >> it sure does. they'll be well taken >>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> good evening. the 49ers will have to deal with russell wilson this s

standard time begins sunday at 2:00 p.m. n't forget to change your smoke detective battery, daylight saving time ends. the forecast of morning fog, followed by afternoon sun, away from the coast and halloween, will be a treat. fall back one hour. we'll have warm weather to start off november. and it will be dry for election day. hopefully, much-needed rain a week from tomorrow. >> we can hope. >>> coming up, paws to pause. orphan mountain lion great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. asof being stretched too thinar to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when

standard time begins, and sunset tomorrow at 6:11, interest and you gain that extra hour of sleep. know we lose the daylight, but tomorrow night you will want to selt t set the clocks back. upper 30s to the low 50s. we will have patches of fog around. it will be a cool start tomorrow afternoon. 67 in half moon bay. 77 oakland. upper 70s from san rafel to fremont, but low 80s. it will be warmer santa rosa and concord. watch out for risk of rip currents and sneaker waves west northwest facing beaches. now, i want to show you a rain chance. first couple of fronts next week, really fade. but then the last one that is come account through frid-- tha friday in to we ces election day, no excuse to not vote, polls open, it will be in the 40s. dry for the voters at noon time and at 4:00 p.m., mild afternoon, low 60s to low 80s. polls close at 8:00 p.m. set your clocks back one hour sunday morning. dry conditions continue. with a little cooler weather. mid week, and then the possibility of rain is what we are watching for friday in to saturday, a week from today. >> all right will, n -- comi

reporter: stop in sacramento, never saw the light of day, so here we are going back to pacific standard time her dogs don't like the change. >> screws my dogs schedule. yes. they are always off by an hour. because they have a schedule throughout the day, when they go out, when we feed them, when we walked them. >> it takes in about two weeks to get used to it. >> reporter: two weeks? how come? >>> welcome of paramount the pastor and they come in at feeding time. >> you are a master clock smith? >> pretty darned good at it. >> reporter: they owned clock restoration shop in novato. he understands time like no other, precision is the name of the game. >> i make more money because people scrub their clocks that daylight savings time. even if prop seven passes california, it must still be approved by congress. >>> we have not figured out how to change when it comes up, or comes down yet. we are working on that. month scientists. that is beyond my pay grade. ar target of the cyber attack, the warning tonight that more maybe on the way. >>> several organizations and board members want to quit the s

standard time begins, and sunset tomorrow at 6:11, interest and you gain that extra hour of sleep.now we lose the daylight, but tomorrow night you will want to selt t set the clocks back. upper 30s to the low 50s. we will have patches of fog around. it will be a cool start tomorrow afternoon. 67 in half moon bay. 77 oakland. upper 70s from san rafel to fremont, but low 80s. it will be warmer santa rosa and concord. watch out for risk of rip currents and sneaker waves west northwest facing beaches. now, i want to show you a rain chance. first couple of fronts next week, really fade. but then the last one that is come account through frid-- tha friday in to we ces election day, no excuse to not vote, polls open, it will be in the 40s. dry for the voters at noon time and at 4:00 p.m., mild afternoon, low 60s to low 80s. polls close at 8:00 p.m. set your clocks back one hour sunday morning. dry conditions continue. with a little cooler weather. mid week, and then the possibility of rain is what we are watching for friday in to saturday, a week from today. >> all right will, n -- coming

standard time begins this sunday. 2:00 a.m. you want to turn your clocks back one hour and don't forget to change the batteries on your smoke detectors. the accuweather seven-day forecast, mild fall weather through the weekend. halloween looking spooktacular as i mentioned. it will be warm by november standards. upper silkts coast side. drive for voters as the cold front comes through, it will cool us off as we head towards the end of next week. possibility of some precipitation, so stay tuned. dan and ama. >> sandhya, thanks very much. >>> still ahead, getting out the vote. enthusiasm taking on many forms. you'll see how next. asof being stretched too thinar to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health car

the country much earlier beginning this sunday thanks to daylight saving time, switching back to standard timep.m. in new york city. and with so many americans working from home facing quarantine and election fatigue, many are not looking forward to fewer moments of sunshine. can we just not do daylight saving time this year? haven't we been through enough? why can't we all just come together for once and ignore daylight saving time? the consensus at least online is that the last thing we need is one more hour of 2020. a position to, quote, stop the unnecessary flip-flopping of time has resulted in more than 370,000 messages sent to congress. and some states have clocked serious attempts to make permanent changes. marco rubio introduced a bill to skip the fall back this year because of the pandemic. the senator saying ang extra hour of daylight, is, quote, critical to helping families and children endure this challenging school year. back in 2018, nearly 60% of california voters approved a measure to keep daylight saving time with more sun in the evening. and florida lawmakers did the same jus

time but even that place too demands on the whole staff. but the benefiting now from the huge amount of experience gained. we had standardized procedures last time. i will reactivating those standardized procedures having these standards is very beneficial even if we get more patients we can just implement them. how well the system copes with the 2nd wave also depends on staff availability. and there are shortages already in some hospitals caused by covert 19 infections or quarantine and those on the front line of the fight against covert haven't really recovered from the 1st wave. in summer even if we had vacation time we were here there was no real time off and after the 1st wave we still had to deal with normal cases and also all the paperwork that was left from the 1st wave now. there's little time to relax because the number of patients who are seriously ill with cove it is set to rise again experience shows that 2 percent of kovi patients end up in intensive care. so there will be more i'm expecting more intensive care patients than in the 1st wave. they were just under $3000.00 then i'm afraid it's going to be more th

it is not a standardized time.s president, what is his power and with hisdate, visibility and vocal treatment, what is his ability to change the commission or make a more malleable process to get his outcomes? and: you can always say no, that is what the president is saying this morning. i would say the debate commission would never have announced that they did agree on a virtual debate unless someone in the trump campaign said yes to that. so this is another example of donald trump not being connected to the leadership of his campaign, and now going rogue on the debate commission, and probably divide in campaign because the biden campaign would have's -- probably the biden campaign because the biden campaign would have signed off on this, too. we didn't want to do a debate because of logistics. it was on the other cited the country, and we were trying to campaign. on us to's pressure participate forced us to do a virtual debate, where we were on different sides of the country. for my purposes, that was a disaster.

that, 70s all the way to 80s, don't forget the time change, fall back one hour as we go back to standard time. satellite is picking up on some low clouds and fog near the immediate coastline, so, that low cloud cover, just like last night, will probably approach our coastline overnight as we head into early saturday morning. current numbers, checking out 70s out toward concord, fremont 67, oakland 65, san francisco has cooled off into the upper 50s, here is a live camera tonight, looking out toward sfo, you can see clear skies up above, you will notice that cloud bank to the left, the fog not completely cleared out, we will add that to the forecast tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies, patchy fog, temperatures off to a cool start once again, 40s to lower 50s, into the afternoon hours, more sunshine, going to turn up the heat for the last day of october, thinking low to mid 80s warm spots here in the bay area. as far as the rest of the weekend and into next week, we will update the maps coming up in just a little bit. >>> san mateo police investigating a deadly shooting which they say was a t

warmer and looking at the time change so set your clocks back one hour sunday morning we go to standard time. here is a look at the halloween forecast and it's going to be absolutely gorgeous. sun goes down at 6:11. it's going to be mild low. 60s to mid 70s. a little cooler. it will be spooky cool by 9:00 p.m. low 50s to low 60s. it's a full blue moon. two full moons in the entire month of october. so it's called a blue moon. tomorrow morning low 40s to low 50s. we will see some patchy fog right around the bay and coastal fog, as well. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 85 morgan hill, 81 san jose looking for mild, sunny weather you got it. same thing for palo alto, 68 pacificia and downtown san francisco 72. 67 in the sunset district. north bay temperatures 78 in san rafael, vallejo, 81 santa rosa. running above average. head inland and it is going to be warmer than today. 84 in fairfield, 82 livermore and concord. now, i do want to show you the beach hazard statement for sunday afternoon through monday evening. breakers bringing rip currents. west northwest facing beaches so rain chances

eastern standard time you can go to 5, the number 5, 5moresleepstilchristmas.com, to learn more about i hope to see you there. it's going to be fun [ applause ] guys, i always say that our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night. [ applause ] the roots. >> tariq: when do you say that >> jimmy: i always say it. >> tariq: like, how often? >> jimmy: i wake up in the morning, i say that, and then i kiss my wife [ light laughter ] so, good morning i greet the day with that. but it isn't always fun and games. >> questlove: it is. >> tariq: but it is kind of always - >> jimmy: no, no but, yeah, i know, but it isn't though because, from time to time we put the roots to the test. so we went online, and asked people if anyone wanted the roots to write a song about them on the spot but, we picked three random fans with us today it's time for a virtual free styling with the roots ♪ ♪ time to freestyle with the roots ♪ >> jimmy: hey, roots, you guys ready to do this >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, let's get our first fan up here. hello. hi, what is your name? and where are you right no

time but even that place huge demands on the whole staff. but the benefiting now from the huge amount of experience gained. we had standardized procedures last time. i will reactivating those standardized procedures having these standards is very beneficial even if we get more patients we can just implement them. how well the system copes with the 2nd wave also depends on stuff availability. and there are shortages already in some hospitals caused by covert 19 infections or quarantine and those on the front line of the fires you can covert haven't really recovered from the 1st wave. and. even if we had vacation time we were here there was no real time off and after the 1st wave we still had to deal with normal cases and also all the paperwork that was left from the 1st wave no. there's little time to relax because the number of patients who are seriously ill with covert is set to rise again experience shows that 2 percent of kovi patients and in intensive care. so there will be more i'm expecting more intensive care patients than in the 1st wave. they were just under $3000.00 then i'm afraid it's going to be more this time. h

with that i have to talk to, i think they think that there is -- there is rocket time, there is standard time, there is turtle time, and then there's bureaucracy time. and the problem with bureaucracy time is no one can understand why it is that the federal government always has to take too long to implement so many things that are vitally important. and this is vitally important. and i -- we're asking these questions because we, even as members of congress, which doesn't move quick, are having trouble trying to figure out white va is goiwhy the va is going to take so long to implement changes on such a vital issue. i don't know how to get the issues that we need to go back to our constituents and say, yes, we are dealing with this. 2024, we're dealing with it. >> mr. bost, i would say that there's only one aspect of the gao recommendations that are going to take till 2024, and that is what we talked about earlier, realigning those veteran health administration employees under dan sitterly and hrna. we can't do that without the budget to do so and we can't do that with the current budget and

postal service is and whether usps meets its own performance standards. this timer sample size, on september 11th, our team mailed out 426 letters, 133 of them in the bay area alone, from post offices in san jose, san francisco, and san leandro, sent all over the bay area, as well as to areas around l.a. and san diego and ten other different cities around the country. most of the local letters arrived within three business days. f them did not. days, another nine to arrive. one letter sent from san jose to orange county still has not been delivered. overall, the nationwide delivery rates from august and september were similar -- 88% of all letters were delivered within one to three business days, below the usps standard goal of 96.5%, but the failures are not likely to impact mail-in ballots, because within one week, 98.1% of our letters reached their destination. as for that last 2%, we found isolated breakdowns in multiple locations. >> my biggest concern is that these changes from the postal service really undermine the core aspects of local government. >> repor

what happens if the areas like green and red like now is more tricky there is different standards to current time measures and tests that are required if you want to travel but what do you member states absolutely want to rule out is the chaotic situation we have that the beginning of the pandemic where travel was restricted and you have the european borders you get huge traffic jams so nobody wants to see that back. thank you very much that was the deadliest gale glottis in brussels. another victim of the global pandemic has been press freedom journalists have been harassed and arrested for reporting on the spread of the virus some governments have introduced laws punishing those who share information that doesn't support the official line muzzling the press can also in danger public health. behind the mosque of corona virus censorship spreads journalists around the world have come under attack for reporting on the pandemic it started in china where citizen journalists dared to deviate from the official narrative. images of overstretched hospitals in which there have been viruses right in front

i said not at $600 a week, i think that is too much for new we have a hard time seeing mexico standardswe have a hard time seeing people get back to work because of the first cares package but yes people that need a handout , absolutely, or a hand up excuse me. but i don't want to see us fiddle a bit with frivolous things that have nothing to do with covid-19. >> we are going to move on. the next question is about energy. you both have publicly said you understand the role gas and oil plays in our economy the voters may not know how you feel the fracking in our environment. i would like your answer to include the energy and economy and in our environment. ms. torres small: i want to be clear i do not support a ban but i have made that clear and i stood up to my party when they tried to ban fracking or when they said they wanted to ban permitting on federal lands. or even when they tried to exclude oil and gas workers and businesses from the coronavirus relief fund. instead, i worked to make sure that extends to everyone and on the ground to make sure small business across new mexico and

platforms the ability to control and even sensor content in whatever manner in their respective standards, times come for the free pass. after 24 years of section 230v and the law of the land, much has changed, the internet is no longer in emerging technology, companies before us today are no longer scrappy startups operating out of a garage for a dorm room, they are now among the world's largest corporations with an immense power in our economy culture and public discourse. applications are connecting the world in unprecedented ways far beyond what lawmakers could've imagined three decades ago, these companies are controlling the overwhelming flow of use of information that the public can share and access. one note it occurred two weeks ago after our subpoenas were unanimously approved, the new york post, the country's fourth largest newspaper ran a story revealing communications between hunter biden and the ukraine official, the report allege that hunter biden facilitated a meeting with his father joe biden who was then vice president of the united states, almost immediately both twitter and f

the president's behavior has been bizarre even by his standards. at times, he would have gotten better without medication and claiming he was quote cured and healed and coughing through the appearance on fox news. this is the man who questioned if you could ingest bleach and promoted hydroxychloroquine as a miracle drug which surprisingly trump wasn't given for his treatment. it is impossible to narrow down exactly where he stands on anything right now as it relates to americans. he said he was against another congressional pandemic relief bill. then tied it to his re-election campaign and then said he was for parts of the relief bill right now. then said he wants a bigger bill than congressional democrats and republicans want. it is truly dizzying. this week included trump says it was a blessing from god he contracted coronavirus. all kamala harris a monster and communi communist. calling for william barr to indict joe biden and barack obama going on a twitter rant for hours at a time saying there is nothing to fear from the disease which has killed 214,00

the ability to control, stifle and sensor content in whatever manner meets their perspective standards. the times for that to end. and democrats are upset too, but for very different reasons senator cantwell raised questions about privacy. so with the election now just days away, i would not be surprised if this hearing turns very partisan and very political very quickly >> so there is in doubt these companies are very muchthe target of both sides of the aisle. but if you start to look at these tech companies and say their platforms need to be more highly regulated, there is this feeling that you put even more speech restrictions on here, is this something that any of these lawmakers will try to address not just the conservatives >> so there is actually a number of bills out there that would tackle updating section 230, reforming it or revamping it the most recent is from senator wicker as well as two other republicans, that one closely hues to what the justice department has recommended, this is to limit the liability protections to very specific categories tech companies say that is too narrow

other what happens if the areas are green and red like now is one tricky there is different standards to current time measures and steps that are required if you want to travel but what do you member states absolutely want to rule out is the chaotic situation we have that the beginning of the pandemic where travel was restricted and you have the european borders you have huge traffic jams so nobody wants to see that back. thank you very much that was the deadliest gale glottis in brussels 3 and here are some more the latest developments in the credible pandemic the world health organization has linked rising case numbers in the northern hemisphere to a failure to quarantine people exposed to the virus it's called for more consistency and enforcing self isolation measures india has posted its lowest number of daily cases in nearly 3 months infections have been decreasing since a peak in september and hundreds of fishermen who flew into new zealand to crew local vessels are isolating in the city of christchurch after 11 tested positive for the virus new zealand had gone 3 weeks with no community transm

they never went back to standard time, and they didn't change it until 1991 when the soviet union dissoda mistake on the clock. of. neil: that's wild. i had a feeling you'd know some little detail that others have missed. thank you, my friend, very much. chad pergram on that. >>> so this is the drill, you have to change the clocks, go back one hour. when i was a kid, one year i remember at two a.m -- because i wanted to stay up to do it -- i moved the clocks back in the house. at that point, and i repeated the whole hour. [laughter] more after this. businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises, deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. and if we win, we get to tell you and doug. how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so

. >> standard time is actually most in sync with our internal circumstance kadian rhythms.things. >> reporter: some states like arizona and hawaii have kept the clocks the same year round. citing the benefits of consistency and as the pandemic persists florida senators marco rubio and rick scott proposing a bill to do the same nationwide through november 2021. the singers say in the meantime, they plan to make the best of it trying to see the daylight at the end of the tunnel. >> i just try to keep it status quo and as long as parents don't make an issue about it, the kids won't feel it as much. >> reporter: and experts say try to ease yourself and your kids into this time change so over the next couple of nights move bedtime by about 15 minutes later, you should be in better shape by sunday. >> all right, thank you so much for that. dr. jen ashton joining us now and, doc, i look at it on the surface, i'm excited about the extra hour of sleep. sounds great but there can be real health consequences to this hour change. >> yeah, there can, michael. by the way, which was a res

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standards. have a hard time seeing people get back to work because of the amount of the for scarce package but beingor further frivolous things that don't have anything to do with covid-19. >> you both have publicly stated understand the world gas real place in our economy and budget by voters may not know how you feel about the will it plays on our environment. and with the energy in the economy and our environment. >> you do not support a ban on tracking when they tried to ban fracking will be in a permit on federal lands and even when they try to exclude and gas workers and businesses from coronavirus many friends instead i want to make sure that is available to everyone and on the ground to make sure small businesses across new mexico and the hard-working people in southeastern new mexico could access )-right-parenthesis the challenge will have to face together and will as and conservation so we can solve problems like fixing the methane leaks energy portfolio i know only way to have a sustainable solution is having people at the table and that's why i am proud tore be endorsed by the united sta

times. but i would think that the politicalrt, on the doctrine, whether justices are issuing judicially manageable standards, since time immemorial, justices have been cautious about weighing into political matters. so i think that would be shared across the board. would bebe aping -- it a particular concern of chief justice roberts. >> we do want to take your questions. there is the raise your hand symbol that will start taking and some other questions will be coming in other ways. so please give this panel some questions. they like to take them. there anything else that is coming up in the term that you think we should talk about? things.'s lots of i think there is a very interesting statutory interpretation cases coming up. one of them is of particular consequence. thee are the sec cases, -- and a separate statutory case. yesterday it got a companion in the third circuit. the question is whether the federal trade commission can subject regulated industries or companies to a broad range of equitable remedies that the agency has deemed to include billion-dollar monetary thatties on the rationale if, for ex

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garfield had not been taken to a hospital, treating him at home was the standard for the time. washington had no hospital at the time. they were specialized hospitals serving needs or populations. the need was apparent. ford's theatre had been closed and turned into a medical museum after the death of president lincoln. a similar idea came after garfield's death. turn the baltimore and potomac station into a hospital. october 5, a public meeting was held to raise support for the project. december 5, a bill was in congress to incorporate garfield memorial hospital. the unhealthiness of the proposed location was soon realized. prominent colleagues of garfield including the secretary of state spearheaded the fundraising efforts. efforts were made between various competing garfield memorialization efforts for the statues in washington, cleveland, and the hospital in washington to do some collaborative fundraising. scattered press reports of each effort folding in favor of the other show the underlying rivalries between the projects. a grand reception and tea party was held may 6, 1

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