and in the fields the mayor has come to visit he sutter's point of contact with the state sponsored program for sideshow has it's quite a balancing act with creasing young people while not ignoring the older generation . at the moment there are 6 or 7 people in the village who are over 100 years old people here live for a really long time regularly examine people trust their physical and mental health we give them cognitive training to help keep them mentally i drive that's what i'm busy with at the moment. such as says the old people here are hale and hearty thanks to clean air lots of exercise and healthy food the only thing that he doesn't like here is the amount of driving but he realizes there's no way around it . at 1st sounds are used to travel around the village with his wife but she's currently living with her parents for a few months that's customary for new mothers in japan. meanwhile his having to get used to coping alone and being a long distance father to his daughter i heard you want your school expected. children are desperately needed here. 10000 people used to live

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in 1954, the society's first convention was held at 1830 sutter. finally, the building is significant as an excellent example of the work of the architect. of the more than 700 buildings she designed during her prolific career, 30 were for the ywca and located throughout the country. the period of significance 1932 to 1959 encompasses the date of the building's construction through the american friends service committee's relocation to another site. the designation addresses one of the historic preservation's four priority areas for designation which includes the designation of properties associated with underrepresented racial, ethnic and social groups. currently landmark 288 is the only other city landmark specifically related to japanese american history. several properties associated with african american and lgbtq history and culture and buildings associated with women's history are among the city's landmarks but they remain underrepresented among designated buildings and sites. the property owner has been notified and is supportive of the lan

sutter health house, a new electronic intensive care unit. that can help cut covid treatment times in half for some well below shows us how. >>with the help of cameras in each room and an application constantly pulling in vital signs. sutter health's electronic intensive care unit is monitoring patients 24 7 with this second set of eyes, this additional layer of critical care services. our team really can help with continuity and consistency of care ia icu director lisa ochoa says the sutter was an early adopter of telehealth the program has been evolving in the bay area since 2006 and became even more critical for on-site care when covid-19 arrived, we need that that equipment that connectivity available to the bedside clinicians so they didn't actually. >>we need to go into that isolation room, they still had a way of communicating and so that saved additional exposure but also the additional use of see the later. >>and then there's that heidi yeah during their shifts electronic are ends are essentially you doing non-stop around the interna

the state funded development co-operative has provided sutter with the work space in the village hall he has a desk with a stable internet connection his friend and colleague tucker for me or no was born here he's one of the few who returned and is also fighting for the villages survival. those are the more you have to respect the people who've always lived here think that's important but the views of newcomers bring a fresh breath of air that they've got other connections and networks of the more that can be useful and we're grateful for every single idea but one of the 1st idea was to build a home for retirees creating jobs and a place where people can be sure that their grandparents are well looked after the 2nd idea a program to enable city kids to get to know the area and get them interested in village life. satele and auto have got plenty to discuss out on the veranda or no has built himself a new home here something that hasn't happened for years and he too has a baby the symbol of a good future i want to find it pretty rough when we lived in yamagata we never felt that we were

sutter says the old people here are hale and hearty thanks to clean air lots of exercise and healthy food the only thing that he doesn't like here is the amount of driving but he realizes there's no way around it. at 1st sutter used to travel around the village with his wife but she's currently living with her parents for a few months that's customary for new mothers in japan meanwhile his having to get used to coping alone and being a long distance father to his daughter i don't think you want your. children are desperately needed here 10000 people used to live in one more call that's shrunk to 1800. people here used to and money from the land but those days are over. the young people left and the elderly stayed. it can get pretty lonely in. the state funded development cooperative has provided started with a workspace in the village hall. he has a desk with a stable internet connection his friend and colleague tucker from me or no was born here he's one of the few who returned and there's also fighting for the villages survival. you have to respect the people who've always lived he

sutter health has been using what it calls and electronic icu it is one of the tools that has helped cut covid treatment times in half well force noelle bellow shows us. >>with the help of cameras in each room and an application constantly pulling in vital signs. sutter health's electronic intensive care unit is monitoring patients 24 7 with this second set of eyes, this additional layer of critical care services. our team really can help with continuity and consistency of care ia icu director lisa ochoa says sutter was an early adopter of telehealth the program has been evolving in the bay area since 2006 and became even more critical for on-site care when covid-19 arrived, we need that that equipment that connectivity available to the bedside clinicians so if they didn't actually. >>we need to go into that isolation room, they still had a way of communicating and so that saved additional exposure but also the additional use of if you see the >>and then there's that heidi yeah during their shifts electronic are ends are essentially you doing non-stop around the international rounds

we reached out to sutter health.'t get back to us, but frank told us soon after the hospital acknowledged that he had actually made the payment and the $317 debt was off sutter's books. the next step for frank should be checking his credit record. you can do that at annualcreditreport.com. we posted a link. while you're there we invite to you participate in our new customer service survey. scan the qr code with your phone or go to nbcbayarea.com/consumersurvey. either route takes you to our five-minute questionnaire. we'll have the survey up and running and will share results in november. >>> the l.a. dodgers now just one game away from a world championship. last night in arlington, texas, the dodgers and rays squared off in game five of the world series. peterson hit a solo home run to give the dodgers a 3-0 lead. tampa bay never really recovered. 4-2, dodgers. game six is tomorrow night. it's been a fun series to watch. >> it has. >>> 6:26. we continue our team coverage of the high winds blowing throughout the bay

sutter health's electronic intensive care unit is monitoring patients 24 7 with this second set of eyes, this additional layer of critical care services. our team really can help with continuity and consistency of care ia icu director lisa ochoa says the sutter was an early adopter of telehealth the program has been evolving in the bay area since 2006 and became even more critical for on-site care when covid-19 arrived, we need that that equipment that connectivity available to the bedside clinicians so they didn't actually. >>we need to go into that isolation room, they still had a way of communicating and so that saved additional exposure but also the additional use of fee you see the >>and then there's that heidi yeah during their shifts electronic are ends are essentially you doing non-stop around the international rounds and get to know your patients and the same time as alarms are coming up. >>you're and then the labs are coming back. >>with the technology here each e or and is able to be inside several different hospital locations all at once my assignment today, i'm monitoring c

the park is named judge john sutter. judge sutter now retired served as a judge as oakland's vice mayor and a member of the regional park district board. >> people need to get out in nature for physical and mental well being. >> anyone regardless of their mode of travel, can enjoy some of the most stunning views in the bay area. >> cal trans has given land to the mark and the bay area toll authority provided the majority of the funding. the park's pier will be open from five to ten every day. >>> a new cdc report said about 300,000 americans who should be alive died between late january and early october. >> two thirds of them are directly blamed on the coronavirus and cdc experts say coronavirus may have played a role in other deaths. progress in the race for a vaccine. one trial is expected to resume as early as this week. the late stage trial has been on hold since early september after a participant in the uk got ill. before that they were a potential front runner. >>> researchers looking into why some have the coron

in 1954, the society's first convention was held at 1830 sutter.ly, the building is significant as an excellent example of the work of the architect. of the more than 700 buildings she designed during her prolific career, 30 were for the ywca and located throughout the country. the period of significance 1932 to 1959 encompasses the date of the building's construction through the american friends service committee's relocation to another site. the designation addresses one of the historic preservation's four priority areas for designation which includes the designation of properties associated with underrepresented racial, ethnic and social groups. currently landmark 288 is the only other city landmark specifically related to japanese american history. several properties associated with african american and lgbtq history and culture and buildings associated with women's history are among the city's landmarks but they remain underrepresented among designated buildings and sites. the property owner has been notified and is supportive of the landmark.

best thing of all is that he married his girlfriend and have a baby with her here on the net and sutter says he will continue to do his best he helps wherever he can in the kitchen on the till and in the fields the mayor has come to visit he's just point of contact with the state sponsored program for sideshow houses it's quite a balancing act recruiting young people while not ignoring the older generation. at the moment there are 6 or 7 people in the village who are over 100 years old people here live for a really long time regularly examine people trust their physical and mental health we give them cognitive training to help keep them mentally agile that's what i'm busy with at the moment. such as says the old people here are hale and hearty thanks to clean air lots of exercise and healthy food the only thing that he doesn't like here is the amount of driving but he realizes there's no way around it . at 1st sounds are used to travel around the village with his wife but she's currently living with her parents for a few months that's customary for new mothers in japan. meanwhile his ha

army has offered to the park is named after retired park district boarh member john sutter. >>he shared his vision for this park as back as the 1960's and enjoy the ceremony virtually wednesday to all he's going to be as dedicated his life to public service and environmental protection. i don't know if oakland will ever be bless. >>with a more dedicated public servant and moving forward this park will be open and accessible to the public every day from 5 o'clock in the morning. >>through 10 o'clock at night. in oakland fleet and all kron 4 news. >>time now to talk about the weather it's been pretty nice out there. but there is a red flag warning been issued for much of the bay area tonight starting at 10 o'clock all right can foresee meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with the latest on the cooler windy weather ahead. yeah really a big change in the weather coming our way now as high pressure going to kind of. didn't go as we're going to see that weaken a little bit and then strengthen again only to weaken again and that's what we'll see all these winds kicking up

sutter's mission is to help develop one more cool demographically speaking it's the oldest village in the country 2 thirds of people here are over 65 that's a record to younger people to the village the state has agreed to pay newcomers wages and living expenses for 3 years for that sound has been prepared to help everyone out for example making she so mucky in the service station on the main thorough fare there's plenty of opportunity to chat while busy with me so she rolls and potato salad and gone through we were very open to him and quickly became friends with my. retainer and i feel more and the best thing of all is that he married his girlfriend and had a baby with her here how did it feel on the news i go in the net and sutter says he will continue to do his best. he helps wherever he can in the kitchen on the till and in the fields the mayor has come to visit his saddest point of contact with the state sponsored program for side who has it's quite a balancing act recruiting young people while not ignoring the older generation. at the moment there are 6 or 7 people in the villa

we reach out to sutter health.t get back to us, but frank told us soon after the hospital acknowledged that he had actually made that payment and the $317 debt was off his books. we can use that at annu annualcreditreport.com and while you're there we invite you to participate in our survey. scan this qr code with your phone. either route takes you to our five-minute questionnaire. we'll have the survey and will share results in november. >>> more than 400 people will not be able to fly delta anymore. they are banned after refuse to go comply with the airline mask policy. increased by hundreds of people as most flyers return. they require mask. a federal mandate was never ordered by the trump administration. >>> talking about the biggest wind event this year. on top of this dangerous fire condition happening throughout the bay area and we're tracking where tens of thousands of people are waking up without power. >>> and the weather event prompting closures around the bay area you might want to know about before you

the state funded development co-operative has provided sutter with the work space in the village hall he has a desk with a stable internet connection his friend and colleague tucker for me or no was born here he's one of the few who returned and is also fighting for the villages survival. more those are the more you have to respect the people have always lived here that's important but the views of newcomers bring a fresh breath of air that they've got other connections and networks of the more that can be useful and were grateful for every single idea. the 1st idea was to build a home for retirees creating jobs and a place where people can be sure that their grandparents are well looked after the 2nd idea a program to enable city kids to get to know the area and get them interested in village life. satele and auto have got plenty to discuss out on the veranda or no has built himself a new home here something that hasn't happened for years and he too has a baby the symbol of a good future i want to find even when we lived in yamagata we never felt that we were working for something fr

>>welcome to the judge john sutter, regional shoreline, it's the east bay regional park district's latest park, it's located here at the eastern touchdown of the bay bridge on the oakland side, it is open today and it will be open every day moving forward from 5 o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock at night includes what i'm standing on right now is 600 foot observation pier built on top of the 6 remaining ailes from the old a bridge and it's right along the new eastern span of the bay bridge. so if you're riding your bike that. >>trail and that rides along the bay bridge will actually be able to look down and see this park and this park includes an incredible view the san francisco shoreline as well the port of oakland. caltrans will see session and several other organizations were out here celebrating the end of family. and that includes mayor libby schaaf turnout park is dedicated to as we mentioned john sutter, the former park district, a board member he happened still alive and he's been able to join the celebration which was conducted virtually today because of covid-19 but and t

the judge john sutter regional shoreline is located at the eastern edge of the bay bridge. bay civic and environmental leader. >> for years he dedicated himself to access to the oakland shoreline so people who live in an urban area can have more access to the bay and more parkland. >> the park includes a massive public observation pier. there's a 24,000 square foot train maintenance building from the 1930s renovated to host concerts and events. we're looking forward to that. >> mm-hmm. >> we need as many outdoor spaces as we can get right now. >> yes, indeed. >> mm-hmm. if you're heading outdoors, it's going to be a nice day. nice to finally see you. you guys are looking great. here's a look from sutro tower. it looks like a nice day unfolding here. 56 degrees. temperatures about the same as they have been all week. let's talk about our highlights. becoming sunny even along the coast where we have fog this morning. critical fire conditions will work their way throughout our neighborhoods. cooler lows, sneaky clouds coming back tonight. that will signal a cooling trend for t

the notion that prop 209 was brought on by white supremacists is sutter nonsense and the sort of thing that defames the entire state. >> you know what i'm going to do here? professor harriott -- >> wait a second, wait a second. >> i didn't get to talk as long as he did. >> i want to take it off the table right now. >> that is utterly out of bounds. >> i would like to take it off the table. i want the voters who are watching to still consider. >> let's put something back on the table here for defaming californians who vote for equal opportunity. the notion that prop 209 is a plop by white supremacists is born out of some polling that prop 16 people have done. where they found if they blame this on white supremacists, they have a chance to win. i don't they californians are going to buy that. that is astonishing -- >> i have to say, i don't think the direction is going is helping voters decide where they want to support 24. assemblyman choorks i would like to find out f it does pass, then what? does a commission get set up to decide how it's run? what would you tell people who are worrie

the judge john sutter, regional shoreline as are calling it now is the latest addition to the east bay regional park district and it's named after judge sutter retired member of the park district board looks pretty next to the bay trail and features a 600 foot long observation. pier and it is built on top of like you said james in the 6 remaining piles from the old bridge yeah overall fantastic views as you can see in the video a new option for you in the family. >>to safely spend some time outside. >>during the covid crisis. the parks have that nominal resource for our families and our residents to be able to get out. >>doors it is safe. a comfortable way. >>the park is open every day from 5 o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock at and there are plans in place to actually expand the park with land. >>being offered by the u.s. army. to the park district so it will grow over time which is little nice out there today, it's going to be so nice bird out there we saw some sunshine obviously yesterday we were getting that video today we're going to get plenty more that wake-up planner show

that's where it is a judge john sutter, regional shoreline. that's what they're calling it. the latest edition. it is named after judge sutter, who is a retired member of the park district board yeah, the park now connects the bay trail and features about 600 feet of observation peers for you to enjoy it saw actually build on top of 6 remaining piles from the old bridge and overall. >>it's actually a great option for a lot of family wants fresh air that member now they saved a bit of it they say that. >>during the covid crisis. >>the parks have provided a phenomenal resource for our families and our residents to be able to get out. doors it is safe. comfortable way. >>it's open every day from 00:05am in the morning until 10 o'clock at night knew him then it looks like. >>maybe this weekend be a good time to take the kids out there to go enjoy it because the weather is going to default yeah, so warm today so they're in us and we're in for a cool down this weekend yeah this weekend feel like fall. finally guys we've had such warm lately it's nice to switch things up. daytime h

>>the judge john sutter, regional shoreline is the latest addition to the east bay regional park district senator is a retired member of the park district board when vision the creation of this project decades ago judge slugger. >>started talking about access to the waterfront. the year i was born 1965. well that is some oakland grits and oakland persisted center was able to watch the dedication virtually on wednesday. >>caltrans and other transportation agencies teamed up to make the park a reality it is located at the eastern touchdown of the bay bridge where we are preserving protecting him and repurposing a piece of history. on the story of transportation revolution, the puppy jake is a 600 foot long public observation party still on top of 6 remaining piles from the old bay bridge. it connects to the bay trail which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park district during the covid crisis. the parks have that nominal resource for our families and our residents to be able to get out. >>do

it's initiated lapped mark of le ywca the women's building on sutter street. that concludes my report for the historic preservation commission and seeing no questions from the commissioners, we can move on to general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public but within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda ideas with respect to agenda items it will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. when the number of speakers exceed the 15 minute limit, general public comment may be moved to the end of the agenda. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star 3 to be entered into the queue for general public comment. i thought we were going to get away request no general public comment. there's one caller. >> caller: hi, good afternoon. it's george a, hope everybody is ok. i submitted a timeline for the record and it comprises these apartment time lines up until 2006 wi

seconds later puppet and face shot taking an unstoppable deflection for the full lines or the prelim sutter undefeated in for top flight matches another new club record they bombed out. by bugs to stanch twice seems happy with the result and to see his former charge max cleland's a. braman living the dream of possibly making the leap into the top of the hudson got off to a dream start taking the lead after 5 minutes with their very 1st attack by a back seat a good time frame is quickest goal in this campaign today. but their dreams were short lived thanks to this gorgeous finish by denis sky. the hosts couldn't complain about the result given the surplus of chances for hoffenheim. unfortunate point for a minute but them that builds on best selling stocks of the season. pass a 1000000 are no one's had every reason to be happy this weekend a 2nd child on the way and spawning his side's victory against bielefeld his smart pre-k. converted by about big cars they all spotted the lead in the 19th minute. just 82 seconds later arnold himself double the hosts leave. banks also to slapstick defendin

located just past the oakland bay bridge toll plaza, it is been named judge john sutter regional shoreline. he served as a superior court judge, as oakland's vice mayor and member of the east bay regional park district board. >> people need to get out in nature for physical and mental well being. >> neighbors of oakland communities and anyone regardless of their mode of travel can enjoy some of the most stunning views in the bay area. >> caltrans has contributed significant land to the park and the bay area toll authority provided the majority of the funding. the park's observation pier will be open from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every day. >>> at san francisco's golden gate park, the observation wheel made its debut today. chopper 5 was over the wheel as it hoisted riders 150 feet up. dozens bought tickets to be one of the first people to get on the sky star wheel. for months, it was sitting empty because of the pandemic until now. our photographer even got to go for a little spin. check out those views. >> good day for that. >> you couldn't ask for a prettier day. super clear and gorgeous.

>>the judge john sutter, regional shoreline is the latest addition to the east bay regional park district senator is a retired member of the park district board who envision the creation of this project decades ago judge slugger. >>started talking about access to the waterfront. the year i was born 1965. now that is some oakland grit and oakland persisted center was able to watch the dedication virtually on wednesday. >>caltrans and other transportation agencies teamed up to make the park a reality it is located at the eastern touchdown of the bay bridge where we are preserving protecting him. >>and repurposing a piece of history. and the story of transportation revolution ages of 600 foot long public observation already still on top of 6 remaining piles from the old bay bridge. it connects to the bay trail which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park district during the covid crisis. >>the parks have provided a phenomenal resource for our families and our residents to be able to get out do

it is operated by the medical center, and sutter health. >> every patient gets a mask, every patient that the temperature check, and the mammography then is deep cleaned and between every woman, who uses it. >>> well, they told us the 3-d technology also decreases the number of women have to come back for additional imaging. >>> a push today to get people protected from the flu, and covid-19. the county organized a drive in san jose today, dubbed. it was designed to be culturally inclusive toward the lgbtq community and allies. they had a chance receive a flu shot and then get tested for coronavirus. the services are free to all participants received a wellness goodie back they endorse yes on 25 to end money bail. governor gavin newsom. congresswoman karen bass. the western center on law and poverty. the dolores huerta foundation. californians for safety and justice. and the california democratic party. yes on 25. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the cris

>>and electronic icu it's helping sutter health cut coronavirus treatment times in half. plus a former government official is admitting. he criticized president trump's leadership under the cover up and a new body. and then fire crews in southern california working around the clock to contain all the wildfires that burning we'll have the latest coming up after the break. >>welcome back everyone and thanks for staying with us now to our wildfire coverage in southern california, the blue ridge fire continues to burn in yorba linda. and is only 23% contained this morning after scorching more than 14,000 acres. the fire damaged at least 10 homes so far all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. then there's the silverado fire that's the one that's burning in irvine, it's now 32% contain a fire charred more than 13,000 acres since it started just on monday. well fire fighters have been injured as skews me 5 firefighters have been injured 2 of them remain in critical condition, southern california edison is being criticized for not turning off power in that area befor

. >>> the park is named in honor of a former judge, john sutter, who served on the east bay regionalark district board and was a dedicated environmentalist >> what a lovely place to go and get some exercise and breathe fresh air. >>> some fire danger, we are not talking about the flat lands, but the more elevated regions. >>> yes, this is the pattern we are seeing, we do not like to see it. multiple read flood warnings all week long leading up to probably the strongest event of the week and possibly the strongest event of the fire season, so far. that will be sunday night and into monday morning. we have a little bit of a break in terms of fire danger now. the red flag earning kicks in not only from the northbay hills but all areas in red, east bay valleys, east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains and also the coastal areas of san mateo county, a bit of a late start for these areas, but still this begins in general later on tonight, and right on through friday morning. we could have wind gusting up above 30 miles per hour, especially in the northbay hills, approaching 50 miles per ho

sutter health estimates that 20 to 25 of those patients could have cancer that's undiagnosed.'s determined to help increase screenings using a mobile mammography van that will soon visit underserved communities throughout the east bay area. does this make you more able to tell other women that it's so critically important that they get their mammogram? >> i have always told my patients the importance because i've seen it happen so many times. so this was no different. do not wait over a year. come in every year. >> dr. tara narula joins us now. the numbers are really kind of scary. 285,000 breast cancer exams missed during the peak months of covid. why is it so important that we go? we are afraid to go to the doctor's office. >> yeah, well those numbers are really alarming because what we know is that screening really can affect our ability to pick up cancers early at a stage when we're able to treat them. it can save lives. and there are estimates that all of these women that have missed their screenings may translate in the years to come to increase deaths. and i think what

many of the worst judicial activists were put on the bench by republicans like david sutter.arry blackman. all of those were republican appointees. what i examined what worked and what didn't. there was a pattern. if you look at those justices that stayed faithful to their oath, people like antonin scalia, clarence thomas, sam alito, my former boss, chief justice rehnquist, they all have served in the executive. they all had defended conservative principles and defended the constitution. here's the one thing. they all faced withering press criticism. they were pounded and stayed strong. that's what i'm interested in. >> neil: you think judge barrett is up to that criticism and will deliver the goods that maybe some other justices you pointed out have not? >> so look, i hope so. she has an impeccable academic credential. she's been an academic, a court of appeals judge. i'd like to see a longer record as a proven constitutionalist on the court but i think all of the indicia are encouraging about judge barrett right now. >> neil: all right. now, the nonanswer that we get from t

>>john sutter, regional shoreline is the latest addition to the east bay regional park district center is a retired member of the park district board when vision the creation of this project decades ago jeffs other. >>started talking about access to the waterfront. the year i was born 1965. now that is some oakland grits and oakland persisted center was able to watch the dedication virtually on wednesday. >>caltrans and other transportation agencies teamed up to make the park a reality it is located at the eastern touched down in the bay bridge where we are preserving protecting him and repurposing a piece of history. on the story of transportation revolution, the puppy jesus 600 foot long public observation party still on top 6 remaining piles from the old bay bridge. it connects to the bay trail which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park district during the covid crisis. the parks have that nominal resource for our families and our residents to be able to get outo >>doors, it is safe

nomination and confirmation is about the same length of time that ruth bader ginsberg had or justice sutterad. they tried to mike a big deal and say it's so close to the lincoln. abraham lincoln passed this by. until you look at the history, the senate wasn't in session in 1800s. we have a year-round senate now. it's different. so no, this is not violating any historical precedent at all. it's certainly not the fastest it's been done. i heard multiple democrats say it's the fastest it's ever moved. abraham lincoln moved one of his nominees in one day from the time that he was appointed to the time he was confirmed. so not the fastest ever and it's not breaking historical precedent. >> let me ask you, senator, from oklahoma, and you heard what joe biden was saying about not only fracking but eventually phasing out the oil industry. he has since try to dial that back. it's not going to happen immediately. but the die has been cast. but or the states like yours that frack, if joe biden had his way, that this is something that maybe changes the debate. certainly in some of these battleground st

>>and check this out sutter health has been using what it calls an electronic intensive care unit to cut covid treatment times they say in half cameras and commuter says computer systems are checking for vital signs in hospital rooms the system monitors patients 24 7 without putting health care workers. they say at risk with this technology nurses are able to monitor patients at several dis different hospital locations. all at once. we have a lot more ahead here on kron 4 news at 3 don't forget to wash your hands, but there is a soap recall to tell you about. >>plus a fight is now going viral after a couple in california friend to sue a yogurt shop after they were asked to wear a masks. and we're taking a live look now in oakland, this is at the alameda county courthouse. >>where a group right out to vote which is led by brown and noble is gathering there with horses and they are dropping off ballots. they started at laney college they went all the way to the alameda county courthouse to drop off the mail in ballots and they're also trying to encourage other people to make sure they

>>the judge john sutter, regional shoreline is the latest addition to the east bay regional park district senator is a retired member of the park district board who envision the creation of this project decades ago judge slugger. >>started talking about access to the waterfront. the year i was born 1965. now that is some oakland grit and oakland persisted center was able to watch the dedication virtually on wednesday. >>caltrans and other transportation agencies teamed up to make the park a reality it is located at the eastern touched down in the bay bridge where we are preserving protecting him. >>and repurposing a piece of history. and the story of transportation revolution the puppy jesus 600 foot long public observation already still on top of 6 remaining piles from the old bay bridge. it connects to the bay trail which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park district during the covid crisis. >>the parks have provided a phenomenal resource for our families and our residents to be able to

if you take a look at this sutter health has been using what they call electronic intensive care unit. >>to cut covid times in half cameras and a computer system checked for vital signs in the hospital rooms and they monitor the patients 24 7 without having health care workers in there and them risking catching covid were you know we as spreading disease. so if they didn't actually. >>we need to go into that isolation room, they still had a way of communicating and so that saved additional exposure but also the additional use of ppe. >>with this technology nurses can monitor patients at several disparate different hospital locations. >>all at once foy in the east bay health officials in alameda county have given middle and high schools, the okay to reopen however public schools will probably not reopen their doors any time soon in person instruction can begin as early as november 9th if safety plans have been submitted and approved but the safety plan is only part of it and agreement also has to be reached with the teachers union teachers want to work with districts on the plans to ma

>>and take a look at this sutter health has been using what it calls and electronic icu to cut covid treatment times in half with the help of cameras in each room and an application constantly pulling in vital signs of the patient so hills electronic intensive care unit is monitoring patients 24 7 without putting health care workers at risk. >>so if they didn't actually. we need to go into that isolation room, they still had a way of communicating and so that saved additional exposure but also the additional use of ppe. >>with the technology here each nurse is able to be inside several different hospital locations all at once middle and high schools in alameda county of the green light tonight to reopen for in person classes county says the schools can bring students back to school starting the week of november 9th if they have safety plans in place side has come for us dan kerman explains parents don't expect the back to school rush. public health officials have given high schools and middle schools across alameda county. the okay to open their doors for in person learning as early

>>the judge john sutter, regional shoreline is the latest addition to the east bay regional park district senator is a retired member of the park district board who envision the creation of this project decades ago judge souther. >>started talking about access to the waterfront. the year i was born 1965. now that is some oakland grits and oakland persisted center was able to watch the dedication virtually on wednesday. >>caltrans and other transportation agencies teamed up to make the park a reality it is located at the eastern touchdown of the bay bridge where we are preserving protecting him and repurposing a piece of history. and the story of transportation revolution, the puppy jesus 600 foot long public observation party still on top of 6 remaining piles from the old bay bridge. it connects to the bay trail which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park district during the covid crisis. >>the parks have provided have been nominal resource for our families and our residents to be able to

sutter make sally has focused on this now because she is desperate to win election i will never apologizeor creating good paying jobs that is a lot of economic activity here in the state of arizona. so to question my patriotism and i think folks recognize that in that podium said or make sally you all the treason. this is the same false-negative attacks. so china has been an adversary of ours anywhere on the planet is leave a vacuum china will step into it. when he does the diplomatic and economic tools at our disposal senator make sally didn't say anything when the president think the people as the response of covid-19. why? she didn't have memo yet. it is a political issue to use false negative attacks trying to attack my patriotism again and i think arizonans are tired of it senator make sally didn't say anything when the president think the people as the response of covid-19. why? she didn't have memo yet. it is a political issue to use false negative attacks trying to attack my patriotism again and i think arizonans are tired of it questioning your patriotism but your judgment you we

and community development and to a piss ka pal for the acquisition of the hotel granada at 1,000 sutter treat for supportive housing and for a term to be determined and approve and authorization the hsh to commit up to $23 million in permanent funds and additional operational subsidiaries over five years to satisfy local match requirements and affirming the ceqa determination. >> clerk: ok, supervisor peskin. >> thank you, president yee. i just wanted to take a couple of moments to thanks the folks at our department of real esta estate. as well as the folks at apisscal community services and rebeca foster for all their work and also thank rob melet the owner of 1,000 sutter and most particularly i want to thank the tenants of that 232 unit building for staying organized and keeping my feet to the fire. i really appreciate this and you see this deal will close in this calender year and is truly a dream come true and. >> hope your dream comes true. >> it's our dream. this is a building that has over 140 vacant units and so it's not only my dream, it's a san francisco dream and i really wa

its namesake john sutter was a civic and environmental leader.bay. this goes until 8:00 tomorrow morning. we have that red flag warning. temperatures today a little bit cooler but still above average. mid- to upper 60s along the coast. much cooler this weekend, but our strongest fire event possibly unfolds monday. we'll keep an eye on it. >> thank you, mike. now it's time for >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today, from the horror-comedy "bad hair," laverne cox, and we'll check in with mma fighter juan archuleta. plus, a woman dealing with wild animals and wildfires is our good news story of the day! all next on "live."the day! and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: good morning. >> ryan: hello, hello. >> kelly: hi. hi! it's thursday, october 22, 2020. welcome to the show, everybody. now, was that your voice announcing us? >> ryan: no, it was not. >> kelly: i couldn't really-- because now, it's--i don't know if anybody else at home is experiencing this, but i can't see or hear anything. and i

okay, the project itself is located on suter street at the intersection of sutter and hyde and it's a s.r.o. there are approximately 80 units that are currently occupied predominantly by seniors and low-income individuals. as part of this project, no tenants will be displaced. the remaining 152 units would be filled through the city's homelessness coordinated entry system. and it would include referrals from many of our clients who are housing priority and staying temporarily in the covid-19 shelter-in-place hotel. so it's part of the strategy to move folks from temporary housing into permanent housing. next slide, please. and as i mentioned earlier this project is on a very aggressive timeline in order to take advantage of the federal funds so that they are spent. so they are not recouped by the u.s. treasury. we have to spend all of the funds by december 30th. but, more importantly, e.c.f., our non-profit partner, needs to close on the acquisition by november 13th. that is so that the state have a lot of certainty that we will be able to close and rehabilitate the project in time to

okay, the project itself is located on suter street at the intersection of sutter and hyde and it's a s.r.o. there are approximately 80 units that are currently occupied predominantly by seniors and low-income individuals. as part of this project, no tenants will be displaced. the remaining 152 units would be filled through the city's homelessness coordinated entry system. and it would include referrals from many of our clients who are housing priority and staying temporarily in the covid-19 shelter-in-place hotel. so it's part of the strategy to move folks from temporary housing into permanent housing. next slide, please. and as i mentioned earlier this project is on a very aggressive timeline in order to take advantage of the federal funds so that they are spent. so they are not recouped by the u.s. treasury. we have to spend all of the funds by december 30th. but, more importantly, e.c.f., our non-profit partner, needs to close on the acquisition by november 13th. that is so that the state have a lot of certainty that we will be able to close and rehabilitate the project in time to