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person in august in that intersection as a result, portions of geary from laguna to golf and then steinero scott and also baker to saint josephs will have their speed limits reduced from 35 miles an hour to 25 miles per hour. and some sad news tonight cecilia chang, a trailblazing pioneer know america has died chang whose son philip co-founded the national restaurant chain pf chang's arrived in san francisco from china back in the 1950's to help out some friends open of a new restaurant will those friends ended up bailing out but chang you know did it all in a row. that is how and run which is an iconic san francisco restaurant on polk street was born the cause of her death is unknown. she was 100 years old. quite a life and legacy. >>coming up next trouble on wall street here because of the pandemic in part how that is impacting. everybody's money tonight. plus another night of civil unrest in philadelphia and a few minutes we will hear from walter wallace is children. you have to hear his kids speaking to cameras tonight after they lost their father plus less than a week to go now until

from 35 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour this happened along portions of gary from laguna to golf steiner to scott and baker to saint josephs the changes come after a deadly crash that happened between a car and a pedestrian back in august. well the fbi is now involved in a possible hate crime investigation in the east bay, a lafayette family discovered a swastika and the word trump spray painted on their home. the family reported the graffiti to the police tuesday morning and the mayor of lafayette mike anderson wrote a statement saying that there is no place for hate in lafayette. well neighbors and the victims themselves believe that the vandalism was politically motivated. biden harris flags and black lives matters posters are visible at their home. >>these are some dark times. and we're going through you know it's manifesting behavior in our community we're. >>above that it obviously it's not case. >>well so far police have not shared any information on who may be behind that graffiti. to the north and now fairfield police are offering a $10,000 reward to find the driver involved in

cologne and far more rural regions for example in the northern part of the country sleighs we hold steiner at the state of mecklenburg for parliament and therefore exactly those states the more rural ones perhaps somewhat understandably want to try to prevent a spread out of the virus hotspots and that's where these travel restrictions are coming from but as the report pointed out they are leading to frustration and consternation among those germans who had planned to travel domestically and therefore there will be a meeting tomorrow between the state leaders and the chancellor to see whether some consistency can be brought into the picture. europe as a whole is struggling with rising infection some countries are closing schools and restaurants could we seen could we soon see tougher measures here in germany to melinda. i think we're likely to see tougher measures in germany if we don't see infection rates come down pretty quickly certainly here in berlin the mayor has even warned of the possibility of a lockdown and there's also talk here and elsewhere for example in the netherlands of tr

killed a person in august at that intersection as a result portions of geary from laguna to golf steiner to scott and baker to saint joseph's will have their speed limits reduced from 35 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour. they join us here on kron 4 news at 4 o'clock we'll have a live interview with the supervisor about the importance of this change and now the big changes coming to san francisco, you know that iconic coca-cola sign. well it's coming down, it's no longer going to be overlooking the city of san francisco crew started tearing it down. at 15 bryant yesterday and the work continued this morning. the billboard has been a fixture in the city for 83 years but soaring rental costs reportedly prompt the beverage giant to take the sign down. now as election day gets closer and closer the presidential race is triggering a huge amount of interest bay area, voting officials are getting more questions than usual and catherine heenan the host of inside barry politics, talk with one of them to get us some tips before we head out to the polls we've even mailed in her ballot already hey

. >> we are back with david el steiner who is a global fellow at the wilson center and author of rate: america, russia and 100 years of covert electoral interference and he's here todiscuss his book on the history of russia's electoral interference . david, good morning. >> thank you for having me, and excited to be here. >> what prompted you to write this book? >> i was alarmed when after 2016 so many commentators, so many analysts treated russian interference in the election as him how unprecedented because to me when something's unprecedented that suggest that there is no history behind. that suggests it easy to create minutes

25 miles per hour used to be 35 and this is along portions from geary from laguna street to golf steiner to scott and baker to saint josephs the changes come after a deadly crash between a car and a person in august. >>well the fbi now involved in a possible hate crime investigation in the east bay, a lafayette family discovered the swastika and the word trump spray painted on their home now the family reported the graffiti to police on tuesday, the mayor of lafayette mike anderson has come out in a statement saying that there is no place for hate in lafayette. neighbors and the victims themselves believe the vandalism was politically motivated biden harris flags and black lives matter posters are visible at the victim's home. dark times. >>and we're going through you know it's manifesting >>behavior in our community we're above that it obviously it's not case. >>police haven't shared any information on who might be behind the graffiti. >>it's 5.22 and still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news. safe is it to fly in the antenna will have a result of new study was it what it says about

. >> we are back with david el steiner who is a global fellow at the wilson center and author of rate: america, russia and 100 years of covert electoral interference and he's here todiscuss his book on the history of russia's electoral interference . david, good morning. >> thank you for having me, and excited to be here. >> what prompted you to write this book? >> i was alarmed when after 2016 so many commentators, so many analysts treated russian interference in the election as him how unprecedented because to me when something's unprecedented that suggest that there is no history behind. that suggests it easy to create minutes and even lies about something so what i do in this book is i restore history to the subject of covert electoralinterference . i debunk as myth that this is confined to the 2016 election. i show how the soviet union interfered in elections during the postwar period and how they went toe to toe during the cold war, how russia is interfering in elections all over the world today and only then to do i 2 examine 2016 and its aftermath because at the moment russia