it's a foggy start.we will talk about what you can expect through the rest of the week coming up. . >> and we are starting to see things getting crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza and a . >>> too japan town. merchants just got an unexpected announcement from their landlord. they say now that there are partial indoor openings allowed in the city their landlord is demanding fullback rent even though the mall itself was also shut down for months. some owners are on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars. >> like 5,000. every month. >> every month. >> if you are closed or open. >> yeah. they don't. >> gave you no break. >> we are struggling. instead of visiting the amazons and, you know the big box retailers you know come to japan town and help us out. support the small businesses. >> we reached out to the landlord but never heard back. >>> we have learned wildfire survivor could soon get some of the money they are owed by pg&e. victims of the butte fire, the wine country wildfires and the 2018 camp fir

i want to start the discussion there. you found to your surprise one of the most recent references to the word "leper" was in an npr interview. >> and good notes. >> is that where it was? i read it cover to cover. you can disappointed making the point we don't really use the word "lepers" anymore, and for good reason. it really kinds to me gets to the heart of what, a lot of what the story is about. the myths, stigma, discrimination and injustice. right? >> and exactly. no. initially i was going to call the book "stigma." i believe that's what it's really about. that the word "leper" or "lepro "leprosy" has so many connotations. you point out we use to today to talk about things to be despised. somebody treated like a leper. and there's so much that is weighing on these words that what, in fact, the people who have this disease, had the disease or still have the disease. their many, many cases actually around the world, they suffer almost more from the stigma and the word and what it means than they do from the disease it

let's start with big talking points. let's start with the weather because we definitely saw both sides of the national golf course today, torrential rains that brought the play to a halt. just a couple of hours later, right sunlight and warm temperatures. but of course, all the talk beforehand was about one of the favourites. for those of you might not know, the talk about him is because he's back on so talk about him is because he's back on so much weight and that is all in an attempt to get more yardage. you can see how much more he got here and the result is well ranking. the first round all the talk about him. and it's his first round in a major since winning his first major, the us open. further evidence of the improvement that all these statistics point to. yet when he got onto the golf course, it was somewhat frustrating. we can see him hitting his tee shot on the 11th. this was the first time he got the driver out. he was playing the backline first and have a look at that. it's gone way, way into the trees down t

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we need to start taking action. action is where true change happens. >> reporter: if you want a list of participating small businesses we have that for you on kpix.com. >>> to the presidential transition, a live look at the white house where president trump says it may or may not have been his last thanksgiving in power. for the first time since election day, the president took questions from reporters yesterday. he says he will leave if the electorial college votes biden in but he has no plans to concede. he also continued to make unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. >> the numbers are false. the numbers are corrupt. it was a rigged election 100%. >> the president also thanked u.s. troops overseas for their service. president-elect joe biden urged americans to follow health guidelines and stay away from large groups this thanksgiving weekend. >> it's a personal sacrifice that each of our families can make and should make to save somebody else's life. >> he and first lady elect jill biden spoke remotely with fr

those started at midnight.ng retail stores and shopping malls to 25% capacity and closing all nonessential indoor businesses like churches, movie theaters and gyms. indoor dining has to stop and all bars and breweries that do not serve meals have to close. >>> overall california's positivity rate is at 5%. that's not good for us. but when you look at what is happening around the country, it certainly looks a lot smaller. for example, south dakota are dealing with a 58.4% positivity rate. in fact, abc news obtained an internal memo from the health and human services department showing rise in cases now in 53 territories. jobina is at the live desk with what is being done to curve that. >> states across the country are also taking action, as you noted. iowa's governor has issued a mask mandate, indoor gatherings in new jersey are now limited to ten people. masks are now required in state buildings in oklahoma and restaurants in the state must close at 11:00 p.m. starting on thursday. >> oklahoma is not alone. big

so eventually it did start getting built up. the state put money in it. they started fixing it. they eventually, when they first went there, they could not get anybody to come there to care for the patients. >> because nobody wanted to be associated. >> it's in the middle of nowhere. so you asked me to describe the place. it was 350 acres -- acre plantation. it is on the mississippi river. of course, today it looks a lot different, but still there are big beautiful live oak trees that were there. it's just a big open flat area. lots of birds. but it was really remote. i mean it was kind of in the middle of nowhere. and it was very mosquito infested at the time when these patients came. it was not a good place for people who were sick to be cared for. yeah. >> as i say, they could not get anybody to come work there, and they finally recruited the daughters of charity. and they were the only ones who would do the job. even they were kind of reluctant to come there. they actually did come, and started working there as nurses in 1896. then it gradually started getting built up and f

it's a cold start.e frosty up through the north bay, but by the afternoon we will get a lot more sunshine peeking through and that's going to help at least get us to a comfortable 60s throughout. morgan hill, 66 degrees. mill pita, 64. east bay, concord, 65. danville, 63. so notice the temperatures are pretty cohesive. sometimes we see a big gradient change. san jose is 63. san francisco topping it in the 60s. anywhere around the coastline or the bay when it gets breezy it starts to feel like there's a windchill kicking in and you will feel that for the first half of the morning. up through the north bay, 66 in san jose. 68 in ukiah. and mill valley at 62. how long is this fantastic comfortable, cool weather to last in the bay area, let's look at the long range outlook. notice we get a system that passes to the north so we'll remain dry which is great news becaus this is definitely what we want to see on trend, at least for, you know, thanksgiving. so right now, thanksgiving looking dry. we're not worri

still, the markets had a pretty nice start to the month of november.already up about 11% for the month of november. in focus today, weekly jobless claims. on to news and technology. google will soon let customers apply for digital bank accounts through its google pay wallet as the company dives deeper into financial technology. starting next year, you can get a plex account with your google pay and offered by about a den banks and credit unions to start an you'll be able to get checkings and saving accounts without monthly fees and a minimum balance requirement or overdraft fees. >>> target releasing its final black friday ad today. the deal goes live early sunday morning and the sale ends next saturday like other retailers, target has revamped the holty shopping season to reduce crowds in stores. it is holding a series of weekly sales called black friday now where all the details are available for an entire week both in store and online. target started talking about a different holiday season in july when it said it would not be open on thanksgiving d

we are starting to see that morning rush start here for that ride at least from the 582 to 5 necker. sensors around that red portion. traffic getting a little slower as you head through there. you connect onto the dublin interchange. checking the south bay. if are you planning on heading out the door and commuting through san jose right now is a good time to do it. no delays. 101 northbound clear. if you are going from there all the way through the peninsula. traffic is moving at the limit. the travel times still in the green for most of the major freeways. westbound 580. only 26 minutes. that ride out of san jose if you are going northbound. 36 minutes. highway 4 checking in problem free and no troubles on the east shore freeway. let's look at some of the bay area bridges. not a lot of cars. they are likely running that traffic just north of here to clear that construction over toward the shoulder. things for the most part are pretty quiet and that will clear up in the next couple of minutes and at the limit as you work through there. bay bridge, nice ride here. no delays out of the

a nice start to our friday morning. clear now.as been timing out when we could see this rain. we certainly need it, kari. >> i'm bummed it's not going to be a heavy rain. we'll track it all on storm ranger as we look at the red scan. that's parked on san bruno mountain and is picking up on some rain furpt ther to the nor. we'll see the rain spreading into the rest of the north bay and then making it into the east bay and peninsula by about 4:00 this afternoon. so this is going to roll in here and out by this evening. so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues as commuters head out to work this morning? >> yeah. kari, the east bay, i have to show you this. look at the screen if you're traveling on the nimitz freeway and quite a few folks going smoothly past the coliseum just bunching up heading to 29th. the map shows you that the construction area to 23rd, i believe they are clearing right now and that's what happens is the worst of the slowing happens as crews cross the freeway to get out of the are

start a dance. >> yeah, yeah. i just want to remind those of you who are tuning in that we are talking to pam fessler, an npr correspondent who has just written an amazing book called "carville's cure." "carville's cure: leprosy, stigma, and the fight for justice." it's just an incredible story of this leprosarium that was in louisiana, carville, and talking about some of the personal stories. people that some -- that you got to know through archives and newspaper articles and interviews with relatives, right? i mean, and there were a few people, we can talk about this in a second, i don't want to lose the point that you had referenced, but there were a few people that were survivors that you actually met, right? people who had come out? >> yeah. oh, yeah. so, you know, around the 1960s, '70s, we can talk about this later, but eventually a cure for the disease was found at carville, and patients did start getting better, and people were eventually allowed to leave, although many wanted to stay there because it was

we're starting out cool this morning. but it will be all clear today and we are going to see some frosty conditions in some of the valleys, especially going into the weekend. but next week there's still no rain in the forecast and if you will be having dinner outside today, let's head to napa. we'll see our temperatures for this afternoon reaching into the mid 60s so it's going to be perfect temperature wise. but those winds will be kicking up and at times when they see the gusts over 30 miles per hour and then cooling off quickly as we head into the evening. so have dinner early. let's get you out on the roads this morning. as we take a look at our overall view of the traffic maps this morning, we're starting out with a smooth commute. no issues for the overall drive, so we're looking good. we're going to also see hopefully safe conditions out there if you are working. you don't have to worry about the commute and maybe you can enjoy your couffee and hang out with us a little bit longer. we'll talk about the forecast and

another cold start.st kari hall is tracking with a chance of rain to return to the bay area. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a very good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. before you head out the door, mike is keeping an eye on what the roads look like but before we get to that let's turn to meteorologist kari hall for what the forecast looks like. >> another chilly morning. we drop back into the 30s and low 40s and overall today we will have some nice weather for enjoying some time outside and maybe keeping the fall leaves and all the bright colors. tomorrow the cold front moves through and it will bring in a chance of showers late tomorrow evening. but that all clears out in time for a nice weekend as our temperatures rebound back into the 60s. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues right now for the commute? >> kari, really just one. for the folks in the east bay. folks, i

right now they are going to start that process. we are going see a lot of early results coming from day of votes which will likely give the president an extra bump when those machines start moving, they will be moving about 5,000 ballots an hour all together. now the reverse is true in states like florida that process early votes ahead of time. florida and texass. they may show an early lead for joe biden. a huge number of americans have been voting early and in most states officials will be able to set up the ballots and then get the results ott quickly after polls close tonight. we are going to be on top of it all day for you. here on kpix5. back to you. >>> and more campaign 2020. a long campaign reaching it's especially today while millions of voters have cast a ballot for either president trump or former vice president joe biden millions more will head to the polls today. we are outside a polling location in virginia. >> the president and joe biden each visited cities with historical significance yesterday. >> we can be a litt

so the 49 ers offense, you know just wasn't clicking from the start the very beginnings us off. jimmy g threw an interception and the 1st quarter and only ended up with 84 yards before you actually left the game with his ankle injury and then seahawks quarterback russell he played at an mvp level he did well he threw 4 touchdowns as he just tore up the niners defense. well the niners backup quarterback nick mullens managed to score 2 touchdowns about the seahawks won the game and a dominant fashion 37 to 27. well actually learn more about those injuries coming up. >>and ask him on the you know i i know is her once we i think we all saw a need go back in on that one play but you need a good week of practice don't but i mean i think a spring fling or so you never know when it's going to affect and i know you later in the game reheard way to mars bad it is i mean anytime you can get up there bounce back. >>from my last yeah, it's definitely to create but the biggest thing i've learned just going through it the ankle but it's all about what to do next and that's why to pretty much e

. >> so the business that they started. he was left holding the reins of his business after his father killed himself and he was 24 years old at the times. >> started to buy radio stations and then dispersed channel 17. give us a sense of how cable stations were at that point? >> i know who is out there but for people to get up off the couch and turn a dial on top of the television you hs versus vhs they call it the lunatic fringe because they have the right devices and there was very little that was airing on and had to scramble for programming. but that kind of television station at that time and mostly men were real risk takers and to be parlayed and then to take the chance to go into that business was wild in and of itself. and crazy things that no one else where they are and will tash is legendary his crazy nukes cast in the middle of the night that they slowly started to tune and although they didn't always admit it. >> and those who knew him when he was on the air. >> part of that licensing and with those public affa

the clear skies means it's a little chilly start. kari has a look at our forecast for today. >>> now that we've lifted that blanket of fog, it feels cool, like someone taking the sheets off the bed. we will see our morning commute starting out with clear skies and cooler temperatures in the low 40s here through the tri-valley but all the sunshine will also help warm us up for this afternoon and it's going to be nice. most of us will reach into the mid-60s. we will talk about the dry weather that extends into next week coming up. mike, driving around once again, a little bit easier this morning. >>> yeah, you can see where you're driving. we couldn't see that in some spots yesterday. we can see this, the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup. it has held steady for about 15 minutes, in the middle lanes and off the overcrossing and now holding right there for those middle lanes. now look at the map that shows the only slowing right there at the incline but also the breakdown for b.a.r.t. an equipment problem for one train. a major delay an

tomorrow morning it will be a chillier start.are talking 30s and 40s for tomorrow morning and then tomorrow in the afternoon, upper 50s to low to mid 60s for friday. saturday morning, it gets even colder with the temperatures in the 30s and 40s. let's show you the extended forecast as we are looking at quiet conditions over the next several days. through the weekend and into next week, we will stay dry through thanksgiving day. back to you. >>> we just got an update on the high speed crash that started as a police chase in san francisco through city streets. it turns out that two officers are now in the hospital as is the suspect. the latest from the scene, coming up next. >> reporter: the newark unified school district is millions of dollars in the red. two elementary schools are on the chopping block. i am kiet do. we've got a live report straight ahead. >>> let's take a quick live look outside. you are looking at oakland. kpix wants to bring you the good news. go to kpix.com/together and you can send your ideas to together@cbs

they started you recallier. as you can see from thomas shot not a lot of people are doing the early morning shopping so experts are thinking online shopping will be the move this year. we're live in burlingame, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> nearly 13 million covid-19 cases in the united states, more than 263,000 americans have died. a new cdc report says the actual number of cases hit nearly 53 million. the u.s. could approach 100 million. the true number may be eight times the reported number because cases -- some cases are mild or asymptomatic. >> astrazeneca and oxford university are defending the results and methods. they claimed the drug to be 90% effective and later admitted to contradictory numbers for different trials. scientists question why some people in the trials were only given half doses. a spokesperson is saying studies were conducted to the highest standard but they were interim results. they tell bloomburg they are considering a new study. >>> it is 6:08. millions of murss went to w

numbers england start ago month-long lockdown today france started one on october 30th germany starting one on november 2nd. italy as well. this, tyler, as the united states is still behind europe and uk on per capita cases the green line is us in the united states. the trajectory we're on has health experts extremely worried. carlos del rio from emory saying we could hit nearly 200 now new daily cases by thanksgiving if we continue on this pace. >> i was trying to look at the graph there one more time. we were the greenish arrow, so not as many cases per million people as europe >> exactly on a per capita basis, we are still beneath europe and the uk, but our trajectory is starting to head in their direction folks like dr. gottlieb has been warning that we're about three to four weeks behind europe. >> the slope of the line is steep. tim, let's turn to whether the market is paying enough attention to the rising case count. what do you think? >> it's completely an anathema to what we were doing the first time through bond yields are more of the story. they started plunging really in mid

i was always an honor when i was started out in 18 years old now. they got away from now people start to realize how important voting is well there's a very large amount of divisiveness and we want to make sure that our voices are heard. >>and it's not clear it's a very close election right and it's very divided so it's really important and we get out and vote. >>voting at the last minute you must be in line no later than 08:00pm don't forget. >>5.48 is the time right now we get to bed by 8. >>i mean i'm just thinking because it's going to be long day tomorrow we're going to be on extra early to let you know about the election returns to stay tuned for that. >>let's get over to the weather center find out what the weather's going to be like on this election day guys, yeah, i know have kron on my tv tonight as i'm in bed subliminally soak in all the numbers in and then probably waking up tomorrow morning as most of you to some more results as for this morning, no results just yet but as you plan to get to the polls you can plan on some good weather t

started doing that back in may and then as cases started to decline they still counting customers at the door but as the second wave begins they will start doing it again. this as we head into holiday shopping season and the winter months as people begin to stock up. now let back out here live at costco this one particular opens in south san francisco at 9.30 and they will be enforcing that new policy where even if you have a medical condition path to wear a face shield with the exception of children under 2 years old, reporting live in south san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news and sarah wondering you've heard if they think they're going to see lines. >>at costco because we're talking about lines a walmart a lot of the smaller stores. >>what what do they think they're it you know. >>not sure we're going to see out here that's why we live out here going to see if there's a line, i expect there will be remember when this pandemic started live right here and there was a line that wrapped around the parking lot outside hopefully doesn't get to that point as we saw before with everyon

this full start with fa ns 1st ofjune.th fans coming back for the gates if don castor. really encouraging not just the money but also that sort of tease from oliver dowden saying he could be as close as next month with a few fans go into low risk areas. certainly came to see how that might play out and as you say we were the first professional sports back in the behind closed doors phase in the 1st ofjune and since they withheld over 500 fixtures during that time successfully maintaining our protocol throughout. we did have a couple a couple of false starts don castor being one of those in hopes to get a pilot that did not happen. we put a lot of effort into that pilot programme. it was to remain very committed to supporting government and bring about crowd $0011 government and bring about crowd 50011 as government and bring about crowd soon as possible. whether that's before christmas were not time will tell. but certainly we stand ready to ta ke tell. but certainly we stand ready to take part as soon as they are. how lon

the evictions are going to start to roll back in.hat's coming in. i'm not really worried about the covid—19 second wave, i think the evictions will be the deadliest second wave we will have in our communities. ijust miss my mom, i miss my mommy. waves of grief continue to wash over salfour months after his parents arthur and helen died of covid—19. i still cry myself to sleep at night, i do. i cry myself to sleep at night. it's hard. he now feels a strong enough to move into his parents‘ bedroom. and so this is your room now? yeah, yeah. that must have been tough. yeah. i lived downstairs, i slept downstairs. i just moved up here a month ago. so four, five months, i slept on the couch. i needed a bed. i needed some sense of normalcy. i love you. sal now has four dogs, the two he owned and and the two he inherited from his parents. four as little much but it's ok. i'm getting to it, kind of. heavy. this is the dress she wore to my brother's wedding. if i probably had the opportunity, i might have buried her in it. i might have done th

a chilly start to the morning. we get that wind chilled or feels like temperature, the air temperature in the 30s and 40s and winds of 10 to 20. that's going to feel pretty raw on your skin tomorrow, bone chilling at least by our standards. plus the call coming in during the afternoon. that's going to keep our temperatures pretty high as well. 50s for highs and scanning to see if we're going to see any showers in the forecast. as those clouds thicken up, we might see a slight chance of a sprinkle or two. nothing really showing up there. much better chances for rain actually showing up as we head to the second half of the week. as we take a look at that monday forecast the big chill that starts to settle in tonight like a sneak preview. once those winds back off we'll be looking at mid-30s for most of our valleys. much colder weather to start the week and late thursday, friday and saturday could see an inch or two of rain to the north bay. so a much more typical storm for november that could pack a bigger punch in t

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that's the start date.ut instead of being able to walk through the lights, cars will be able to drive through. those tickets are $20 per car. nbc bay area is an event sponsor, so it should be a lot of fun, laura. >> that's always a nice event. pile the kids in the car. >>> staying in the south bay checking out downtown san jose waiting for the sun's arrival across the bay area this morning. kari has a look at our forecast for today. >>> we are starting out cool. here is another vantage point looking out over the south bay as we see a lot of hues in the sky. we have about 20 more minutes until sunrise and we're in the upper 40s to start this morning but then look at how we warm up. we go to 62 degrees at 10:00 and at 11:00 we're at 71. we only make it into the 70s as we go into this afternoon as we are going to see temperatures cool down quickly again later this evening. overall very nice across the bay area as we continue to cool off with highs today mostly in the 70s. how is it looking right now, mike? >>>

a nice start to our morning. kari hall is keeping tabs on when we could see rain and that could be as early as this morning some time, right? >>> yes, especially for the north bay. we're seeing light showers moving through right now. and storm ranger is showing that as we look at mill valley as well as moving over towards fairfax and parts of southern sonoma county as you get ready to head out the door we're going to see the heavier rain moving in later this morning as we take the time line for the north bay up until about 9:30. we'll start to see that rain spreading into san rafael and napa. we'll be tracking that throughout the day. i'll have more on this coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >>> better. the commute overall is all right. over in brentwood we had a problem on the map behind me. we'll sort it out and let you see the sign. highway 4 was completely blocked by a crash. no details about the injuries but nothing major again and they did reopen that roadway so t

for example a library of congress started in this building. they started buying books for congress, here in philadelphia. it wasn't the library of congress, as we know today, but it did begin here. in a lot of things that went to washington, d.c., are burned when washington is burned, in the war of 1812. we lose a lot of those early things. so that's one of the challenges, with a building like this. it's you don't necessarily have all the things, but you try to make do the best you can, to give people that sense when they come in to see what it looked like, when men like james madison or young andrew jackson was sitting in this room. as a member of the house of representatives. >> we're in the senate chamber here in philadelphia, the room as you can see is quite a bit more grant in the house of representatives would have been. there's a couple of reasons for that. our roots as a nation go back to when we were british, of course. the british have a parliament with two houses, an upper house the house of lords, the lower house, the house of comm

already a breezy start across the far south west. east england, eastern wales and the midlands. the best of the sunshine will be across northern and western areas, and some sunshine also pushing into southern counties of england by the end of the day. we'll also see some rain arriving across cornwall and devon, too, the first of a series of weather fronts. here, it will be windy. elsewhere, the winds light, but certainly stronger than they have been of late. so it will be a milder day across southern areas, 14—16 degrees. another chilly one further north. now, through saturday night, looks like it'll be chilly and dry to start with across northern areas, where that band of rain spreads its way northwards. and by the end of the night, it'll be lying across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and into the south east. here, it will be milder because of the rain. fairly chilly in the north for a while, but those temperatures will start to rise as we move into sunday morning. that band of rain moves northwards across the country on sund

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so that is probably when we're going to start seeing these names start officially coming out. but right now, just a trickle on the rumor mill around washington, d.c. a lot of jockeying for positions, but this is definitely a new one as we start thinking about who could potential lead the pentagon under a biden administration, guys. >> nbc's ali vitali, thank you so much. >> joining us right now, republican strategist, kevin madden and democratic strategist, emily tissueman. i want to start with both of you. specifically, kevin. you see those clashes in washington, d.c. we fear that this sort of stuff would happen, but what do you make of it? >> well, look, i think it's emblematic of a very bitterly divided country right now politically. we have seen a campaign take its toll on the american electorate and a campaign that's really tearing at the fabric of our country, politically, and now it's really coming out into the open. particularly as you see so many of the president trump supporters start to communicate some of their displeasure with the results. but there really is, i t

for china starts november 6th on g.w. . loves lives to. match day 6 played out over halloween weekend and there was certainly a spooky atmosphere at stadiums which were nearly empty due to spiralling cold cases with germany going into lockdown and several months of these go schemes are on the horizon. a scary prospect for clubs who have already taken a huge hit in the pandemic and silent stadiums won't help the players produce crunching schedule either. speaking of which germany's best teams usually inspire terror in your opponents but 2 back to back champions league match days meant that they were missing key players this weekend byron rested robert levy for their trip to cologne despite the striker being in the form of his life. dortmund were also missing their top forward against bielefeld early in holland sneak up to travelling. so how do the elite club. the rest without their goal machines will show you who stepped up. but 1st we take a look at what happened when too many other too we plan to clap back faces like this saw some of the

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the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm mike mibach. the drug miker pfizer says it has applied for emergency approval from the fda so it can start to distribute its coronavirus vaccine. david lee miller has the story. >> it's become a familiar story, the u.s. hitting another new record thursday for daily covid infections. more than 187,000. as the new surge grinds on, we are closer to a vaccine that could end the outbreak. pfizer announced it asked for emergency use approval of the vaccine candidate which the company says is 95% effective in large scale trials. >> we hope that they will review the data and give us the green light so we can start distributing the vaccine. >> reporter: moderna is expected to send data to the fda later this month. astrazenica says it is showing strong immune responses in older adults. no corners were cut in the rush to production. >> the process of the speed did not compromise at all safety, nor did it compromise

so when the pandemic starts and everything shuts down, even that time it starts to come and then it startsaying $2,000 a day to keep fabrics he has already ordered, but can't store at his factory at the port. containers after containers come in because we ordered the fabrics two or three months before. i am not understanding what to do, the responsibility of 2,000 people. priority is feeding the families, feeding the workers, not to clear the goods for the port. it is not the buyer who did that commit millions of dollars of goods stuck on the port, but how can i save my worker? how can i keep them alive? in dhaka, with no income, hosna took on the onlyjob she could find, chopping nuts for a local shop. this earns herjust £1 a day. her husband has not found work, so looks after their daughter. his mother is now the family's main breadwinner, working four jobs a day cleaning houses. in april, thousands of workers joined protests outside factories demanding to be paid. but they were unsuccessful. mostafiz received some support from the government in the form of low interest loans to help cove

first let's start with the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking those temps for us. >>> we're starting out cool this morning in the tri-valley, checking out what's going on in dublin, and we are seeing some clear visibility for now. we will see some light, patchy fog drifting by, but it will be slightly cooler today. and by tomorrow we'll have a very cold morning. some of us may be starting out near freezing. our dry weather does continue at least throughout the weekend. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >>> kari, it's looking really great right now as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. very light volume now and i expect for the earlier morning commute maybe 6:00, 6:15 we'll see slowing. we'll watch that. the maps show no major issues around the bay. maybe a little fog in the north bay. no big deals. we'll talk about the different patterns for today and the rest of the week coming up. back to you, marcus. >>> thank you, mike. thanksgiving covid s

let's get started. for me, that will feel really good to bring even more focused and to the movement. >> we have time for one more question. it is a time travel question. what word you expect to see the state of ai with research and direction? >> 20 years is interesting. starting in 1955 ai was always 20 years away. and still is. but realistically, there will be a generational replacement. the way we think of that digital native or social media native they will grow up in a world if they become ill legal how can you justify a human and driving a car? and they will come to understand themselves inhabiting a world all these different systems different degrees of intelligence, agencys with the interface that increasingly look the way people talk to each other there's no problem talking to alexa for example they find it fairly normal that there is a system that you can chat which is remarkable even if you think ten years ago that was not something anyone was familiar with. so the boundary will start to get

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another cold start. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the chance for rain returns to the bay area. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a very good tuesday, no, thursday. goodness. thursday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping an eye on that commute and first let's start with meteorologist kari hall with a look at that forecast for today. kari? >> we are starting much cooler again now that the skies have cleared and we'll see a mostly clear sky today and comfortable afternoon. and then by tomorrow evening rain chances go up as a cold front arrives it brings in scattered showers and it's all out of here by early saturday morning. we will have a nice weekend ahead. as we check out what to expect for today. look at for those highs to reach into the low 60s and, once again, that sunshine continuing. we'll talk about the timeline of the rain coming up. mike, how is it looking for the early morning commute? >> well, things are clear on the roadwa

it seems that they start off immaculate and then gradually, they get torn apart.tarts off as very self—assured, she is going off after the guy in making the first move and she is very playful, andl first move and she is very playful, and i think some of these qualities actually are the qualities that alfred hitchcock fancied himself. he almost created these women in his owfi almost created these women in his own image and a weight but as a boy he was punished quite badly at school, he ended up punishing the girls. preps to the offence of some, it created complex female characters but it does not always stand the test of time. the evil housekeeper from rebecca was recently updated in the 2020 netflix version by kristin scott thomas. who gave a nuanced portrait of the disturbed woman that might not have the courage to hitchcock in 1940. our way of telling stories in a way of seeing characters is perhaps changed a lot since then. far more able to talk about the psychology behind a character or the damage before it was ever discussed. but some actors we re was ever di

there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility.t also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important items. it makes me very happy. ♪ >>welcome back everyone and thanks for staying with us happening today, my favored resort heavily heavily mountain ski resort and north star are opening up for the season with all the snow. i just love it makes me feel warm and fuzzy reservations are required to access the mountain. so don't forget to do that and anyone visiting the resort is also asked to wear a mask don't forget to physically distance yourself from others and kirkwood is scheduled to open up on december 4th that's right around the corner. we're already planning our ski trips, let's check in with john street will get an update on this forecast, beautiful, beautiful beautiful john yeah, robin got some new snow and now we've got the bluebird skies to enjoy it under it is going to be a nice weekend up in the sierra nevada. >>p

mary lee has your forecast as we start the new week and it is a cold start mary. >> it is. happy monday to use. grab the big winter coat if you are heading out the door first thing this morning. because we are down to the 30s, 40s and even some spots in the 20s for our interior valleys. is a look at clear skies as we start off day. in the city, 47 degrees with mainly clear skies. concorde coming in at 37. 34 in livermore, san jose dirty nine and subfreezing, down to 30 degrees in santa rosa. as we head through the afternoon, mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. low 50s around the bay. mid to upper 60s inland. and we will talk about the rest of the week coming up in just a few minutes. let's check in with the traffic. it is starting a backup of the bay bridge this morning. >>> we've got a broken down vehicle near the meeting the lights. just passed the toll plaza, adding to an already busy right as you work your way towards the bay bridge toll also. you've got a backup almost 880, the overpass so give yourself a few extra minute. slug's conditions as you work your way t

there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility.lso allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important items. it makes me very happy. ♪ >>news station you're watching the crime. and thanks for joining us and keep coming and i'm james fletcher yeah we have breaking news been following all morning long out of san francisco where we saw a car crash earlier this morning. >>and word came out that that car was involved in a police chase yeah, it's been quite the scene will tran has been there all morning long so let's see if we've learned anything new will. >>well since the last time he saw me the update is i did see a tow truck circling this area talking to police officers so looks like it's getting closer to wrapping up, although it might be another 30 minutes to an hour or so, but you can clearly see is an active scene there's that blue honda that slammed into the side of that home let me quickly pull up a map for you so you know

i want to start with you, joe.oe, when you got injured while serving as an explosive ordnance disposal team member, your wife was eight months pregnant and your life ended up hanging in the balance. how difficult was the journey from then to running your business now? >> it was really a long journey initially when i was injured. you kind of just don't know where you're going to go and what we're going to do. thank god that i was able to come home and she was there to support me and we support each other. we are a great team. it's been so amazing, this long journey coming back and recovering and finally getting back to work and being a productive member of society. liz: tell us about jr's custom metal engraving. why did you pick that and how is that business going? a lot of people who have never suffered the wounds that you have find it very difficult to start a business. >> well, in the beginning, i was looking for a job and i just didn't really want to work for anybody. i always wanted to be an entrepreneur. i dec

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we started this program because we have long known that the healthcare system in this country is brokenand if there was ever a time that highlighted that fact, it has been the last several months of the pandemic. and we could resign and be embittered and angry, or we could turn our frustration and rage into action and do something productive and positive. and that's what we decided to do. our plan is, as long as the weather holds, we will be out here every single saturday from 12:00 to 4:00. we are in an area with a heavy immigrant population, so we do see folks who are not eligible for insurance for a variety of different reasons. we also have people who are fully documented and have health insurance, but can't get in to see their providers. clinician: pre-diabetic or what? patient: yeah. danger of pre-diabetes. dr. juliet widoff: we see a ton of diabetes. we see a ton of hypertension. we have folks who come for just for flu shots. we have folks who just want to get their blood pressure checked, but are doing just fine. we have folks who come for hiv testing, for pregnancy tests, for p