theresa greenfield. enterpriseerican institute posted discussion on the presidential and congressional races. after that, in interview with the cofounder of black lives matter. court ine d.c. circuit a case regarding the congressional subpoena for the president's financial records. democrats need to pick up for seats to gain control of the senate. mostf this year's competitive races is in iowa where incumbent republican joni ernst, the first woman to represent iowa in congress, faces democrat theresa greenfield. raceical report rates this a tossup. due to technical difficulties by the host, a portion of this debate not be shown. kcci eightatching a news commitment 2020 special. u.s. senate debate. good evening and welcome to des moines for a live debate between iowa's two candidates. the "dest, kcci, moines register," kwwl, and ktiv and senator joni ernst challenger theresa greenfield. in true 2020 spirit, this debate will not be like others you have seen. steve, myself, and our three moderators are here

theresa greenfield.n true 2020 spirit, this debate will not be like others you have seen. steve, myself, and our three moderators are here in person. our candidates join us remotely. senator ernst is in washington after several days of confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett. miss greenfield is live from altoona. moderators.t our we have the chief politics reporter for the "des moines register." and ron steele is the evening news anchor at kwwl. is anator joni ernst native of red oak, iowa, and served in the military for more than 23 years. is the first female veteran elected to serve in the u.s. senate. >> democrat theresa greenfield hopes to unseat senator ernst. she was raised on a small farm in minnesota and moved to iowa to attend college. she has a background in urban planning. in 2018, she briefly ran for congress in iowa's third district. she lives and oman with her husband. >> now for the rules of tonight's debate. candidates get 60 seconds to answer a question. if a candidate is menti

. >> reporter: what you're watching is one of three hate-filled rants theresa and her family memberseived on thursday. >> thank you so much. i appreciate your opinion. please stay back, because you don't have a mask on. >> reporter: theresa is choosing to only use her first name. theresa usually abides by the saying "love thy neighbor." >> when she introduced herself as a fab, i said it's lovely to meet you. but she asked whether or not i was a renter, she quoted things like how much my house sold for. >> reporter: they quickly spiraled into hate. >> go back to china. >> i feel really upset and distressed about it. >> reporter: the woman even yelled homophobic slurs in front of her daughter. theresa and her daughter are both asian, but not chinese. >> i thought that it was just really wrong. >> i just want to set a good example for my daughters. >> reporter: since she posted about it online, she's been greeted with support from her community, including the mayor, lily may, who condemned the incident on her facebook page and said she was displayed at the lack of respect and kindness.

. >> theresa greenfield, the same question to you. are you comfortable with a crop insurance program that does not make farmers whole after disasters? ms. greenfield: no, i am not. i have had the chance to tour damage in western iowa, all across central iowa and all the way over to cedar rapids. i have stopped at co-ops and elevators and talked to them about how they have been impacted. it is clear there is a gap. particularly coverage for our grain. so many farmers are under financial stress in iowa due to haphazard trade, due to reckless tariffs, due to my opponent's approval of ethanol waivers. 75% since 2013. we have got to make that her decisions in washington, d.c. to make sure our farmers who work so hard, who want their markets back and earn a profit and provide for their families. my question is a simple ag question. what is the breakeven price for a bushel of corn in iowa this way? ms. greenfield: a bushel of corn is going for about 3.68 today. breakeven depends on the amount of debt someone has. i suspect there are farmers

here in contra costa county theresa kron 4 news. well happening today, the republican controlled senate will vote on a new coronavirus stimulus bill the 500 billion dollar proposal does not include stimulus checks. >>democrats want to relief package worth about 2 trillion dollars which would include another round of $1200 checks. well, today's vote is unlikely to have any support from democratic senators. >>what we need right now is an emergency relief package with enough resources to beat back this enormous crisis and yet. leader mcconnell this week will once again force a vote on a partisan emaciated covid bill. so deficient and laden with poison pills that is obvious he designed to fail. >>we couldn't pass hundreds of billions of dollars in relief more than a month ago. but our democratic colleagues voted lockstep to filibuster the relay even kill the bill. >>well on sunday house speaker nancy pelosi gave the republican senate and the white house until today to reach a deal. president trump has offered a 1.8 trillion dollar deal

. >> iowa, tight race between theresa greenfield and joni ernst.ion following johnny isaacson's resignation last year. tight race where democratic challenger jon ossoff is tied with david perdue. with that, i want to bring in brianne for the des moines regions tar and charlie cook, editor and publisher of the cook political reporter and msnbc political contributor. brianne, let's talk about theresa greenfield, matching up to joni ernst. they're within the margin of error, 1% or so difference. what are the chances that theresa greenfield could overtake joni ernst? >> i'm talking to a lot of republicans in iowa right now who are not sounding super confident about this race. i think they all know it could go both ways if you look at fund-raising in this final quarter, theresa greenfield has out fund raised joni ernst. as we look at this final week and as democrats are showing up in droves to early vote, i think republicans are nervous about their chances. >> greg, talk to me about georgia here. 2% differentiation. john ossoff at 44, david perdue at 46

stasi back to you guys, thanks theresa. it's nice to see the enthusiasm. >>and while today is the final day to register there is a way to still have a say if you happen to miss this a midnight deadline or kron four's dan kerman continues our election team coverage now from san francisco. >>a steady stream of voters dropped off their mail in ballots in person and by car monday adjacent to san francisco's outdoor voting center in front of the bill graham civic auditorium wanted to ensure that it got in safely so i want to do it in person city officials prefer voters dropped them in these us postal service blue collection boxes, these voters say they had to do the in person dropped off due to the gravity of this election. >>how important is this election to you. like my life depends on it it's extremely important to me we can't take another 4 years of this nonsense for those who have not yet registered to vote the deadline is midnight. >>but those who missed the monday deadline still have an opportunity to participate. >>after

theresa greenfield, you answer first. what's the break-even price for a bushel of corn in iowa this week? >> well, a bushel of corn is going for about $3.68 today, $3.69. and break even really just depends on the amount of debt someone has. i suspect there's farmers that are breaking even at that price. however, if their yields are down 50%, that's certainly not going to cover it for them. i'll tell you we've had low commodity prices for too long. they've been going out of business prices. >> senator, break-even price for soybeans for an iowa farmer to produce. >> yes, certainly. you know, i would like to go back to previous statement. certainly with what we have done on trade, we have seen significant strides forward. so the usmca is a great example of that. >> well, thank you very much. i might have missed it, but i don't think you answered my question. what's the break-even price for soybeans in iowa? you grew up on a farm. you should know this. >> i think you had asked about corn, and it depends on -- >> no, i asked h

and why theresa may has been showing her displeasure by pulling faces in parliament.s have already been cast. we'll tell you why tiktok is in the spotlight again over the us election, after videos like this appeared on its platform. 15 days until the us election. and remember, voting is already under way. many states allowing postal and in—person voting ahead of election day itself. and today, six more states opened their ballots for in—person voting — arkansas, idaho, north dakota, colorado and florida. those last two crucial battle ground states which could decide the winner. and katty kay is in florida today, watching early voting in miami. i woke up this morning and i was expecting a nice florida sunshine day. it wasn't like that. it was pouring with rain and howling with wind, and so i assumed perhaps people wouldn't have turned out. but we were here when it opened at 7am at this polling station and the line went around the block, people incredibly enthusiastic to get out on the first day of polling. i spoke to one state representative, a democrat, who said to me

market. >> and what groups of the market do you think provide the most opportunity going forward, theresa? >> well, again, basic materials and industrials we think will do well, consumer discretionary will certainly do well we still like technology because technology will continue to give us growth, but it may not give us the outsized growth that it has the past years so it is important to diversify the portfolio and look for other areas of the market and not be overweighted too much in one area >> all right theresa, appreciate you coming on the program here. a long term optimistic thinking and we do appreciate it. have a wonderful day >>> i believe that we have eamon javers -- i don't know if it was microphone wasn't working, but you've been working 24/7, so i saw you on ship last night, i thought maybe your voice just gave out >> no, something in the technology gave out, but we think that we have it up and running now. look, what we saw yesterday was the president walking out of walter reed on his own power, which is an encouraging signs. but doctors will monitor him about a week the pr

jenni's sister, theresa, pleaded for help. >> just take time. just think back.it down and remember. any little bit would help. >> reporter: meanwhile, police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe, they were going to ask for ransom. or, we just didn't know. >> reporter: or, maybe, jenni got lost or was badly hurt. >> there were, literally, hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> reporter: gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-faith effort, on the part of citizens to call in. and say i think i saw her here or i think i saw her there. >> patty waited. still, hoping her jenni would walk right in the door. she was at home when she got a visit from another mother. barbara. michella's mom. there, to offer support. >> just seemed like the thing to do. >> she was very, very sweet. very nice. i said thank you. she left. and i said to a friend who was sitting there, i'm not sure why she came. jennifer's not dead. >> you represented the outcome she desperately did

and of course we all have to do social distancing and where those mass here in santa clara county, theresa kron 4 news. >>contra costa county is on track to enter the orange here by the end of this month. the county's health director says that the county already meets one key criteria to move up. the county currently has 2.4% positive test rate. it still needs to achieve a covid-19 case rate between one and 3.9 new cases. per 100,000 residents. and they have to keep those numbers for 2 weeks. well, i'm county can now allow elementary schools to reopen with in person classes yesterday was the first day back for some students out in the city of livermore. our savior lutheran school was one of 7 private elementary schools to. bring students back inside and classrooms have been set up for social distancing. and students will also split the week at home and then on campus teachers will wear face coverings desk and other equipment will also be properly sanitized. it's huge it's so important for kids to be with their teachers over computer screen is not normal for them, it's very frustrating. >>f

theresa. everyone safety is paramount for us. so we look at everything in the total view. >>it's our residents and our business community we've asked for shelter in place we have in the immediate area of this it's like a mini strip mall. we immediately evacuated those who are in close close proximity. but it is dangerous for anyone to walk in or the perimeter that we've set up we have multiple multiple in or out or and even outer perimeters and this is all for the safety. our community who live work travel through this particular area and again our number one focus is the safety of everyone and for the armed gunman. we're going to take our time peaceful surrender peaceful resolution. >>to this incident and regards to why this suspect went into this building do we have any idea why he went into that specific business we won't go into all the details because this is still very much an active scene. but what we can share with you is when our officers arrived here. >>at 1115 of the 1600 block of high street. the armed gunman barricaded himself inside this business. many of the

>>and theresa stasi a live for us in calistoga very difficult time for so many people there thank you to reset it's now been almost 48 hours since the entire town of calistoga has been evacuated. while the winds were calmer today there are renewed concerns as theresa just mentioned over what may happen to the community as to whether is expected to worsen later on tonight kron four's dan kerman continues our team coverage from the napa valley. >>downtown calistoga is a ghost town since monday the entire city has been evacuated. other than police patrols residential streets are empty too though there are plenty of shout outs to firefighters. i think we've seen enough. >>situations over the last 4 years and the damage that can be done and how quickly circumstances and conditions change. people are respecting taking a very very seriously as they should. >>we did find one man taking advantage of the calm winds to do some cleanup around his home of 40 years just clearing some a bar. >>foliage away from the just giving us a little breathing room so to speak you know this preventive maintenan

>> so that $100 million you heard her reference, theresa greenfield has raised a ton of money, almost0 million in support for her campaign. it is the second most expensive senate race in the state, in 2014 ernst led in her race by eight points when she won the senate seat. this is one that democrats could see flipping back to turn the senate blue. what is more, is ernst heads back for the judiciary committee hearings tomorrow. she referenced she is looking for someone to be on the court who will be a constitutionalist, going to follow the constitution noting she is not really sure that roe v. wade will be overturned because of the 50-year precedent. but jenny ernst did vote to repeal the affordable care act. that's a case that the supreme court will be seeing right after the election. >> thank you for that. >>> now to what could evolve into a nightmare scenario in the days and weeks after november 3rd. the "washington post" putting a spotlight on how both parties are preparing for the possibility of a contested election as a chaotic white house race hurdles to a close. joining me now,

and theresa, so is your son, dane, who is in the army.e is a patriot, like all your sons, daughters and all of you who have served. it is no wonder that the sixth top generals in the presidents administration left and said "he does not deserve to be commander in chief. his own generals and his own administration. [horns honking] no president has ever had that happened, none! and that is why special forces commander, stanley mcchrystal, a general and head of navy seals along with 20 other four stars general that endorsed me saying they would be proud to have me as commander and chief. [cheers and applause] [horns honking] a sitting president. that is why the military times quotes more troops will vote for biden then trump. folks, it's not about me, it is about him. that is why we have to take care of our military. you vote for me, you are voting for them. and while donald trump does the condemn white supremacy >> it wl not soon be forgotten by me, not by us or not by this country. folks,

thank you, theresa. with this irregularly shaped trapezoidal site, it has unique conditions on each of the four sides. so we're responding to that with the design, in particular the sides that face owen street and the freeway are all built on this side that we've developed. the first initial idea is to break down the massing and then to create a kind of continuous wrapper of the fins and the reveal that have a subtly undulating pattern. this is a view looking south on owen street with an open space to the right. if you go to the right there is a view shifted towards the cal-train. this shows the two, that three-storey spaces. these move back and forth along the stacked volumes. if we go to the next slide, from the 280 approach heading north into san francisco, you can see this kind of inflection on the facade that gives the further depth and animates that facade facing the freeway direction. then we see the opposite side facing east. this is a view looking west on nelson rising as you're approaching the

i know we will send theresa greenfield to the senate. but none of that happens unless we turn out the vote and get all of the absentee ballots income unless we make sure every person he wants to vote they fully get the opportunity. unless we make sure we are protecting the mail-in ballots. i have great faith in them and in washington, we continue to make sure they have the resources they need. here and your friends and relatives and colleagues and neighbors have to get out and vote. make sure you are calling as .any people as you can we cannot let a day go by in the next couple of weeks where we are not doing something to make sure we flip the entire state blue. you, i asking all of know you're out here in a cold and blustery october day, taking time out of your schedules to listen to the next speaker. we have still got some work to do and i am grateful for all of the folks who have done so much. i want to thank the folks who are making sure we get the vote out here. i want to thank all of my colleagues. rhonda is here all tucked away. s

there are superficial things in trump attacking theresa may and tweeting negative things about the u.kave been irritants in the relationship but in a more fundamental underlying level there have been some policy differences over the last four years over climate, iran, syria and russia. i think a joe biden administration will be much more aligned with what are british core values and foreign policy. opportunity for the two countries to get get the relationship back to what it used to be before trump came into office. annmarie: you think this relationship can be repaired? >> absolutely. joe biden has a lot of respect for the united kingdom and has spent a lot of time here. the foreign policy team around him appreciates the contributions that the united kingdom brings to cure world prosperity and peace. i think the connections are there the personal connections and this is a relationship that will quickly get back on its feet. the fundamentals of the relationship have always been strong. that hasn't changed during trump's presidency. the professionals on both sides of the click that work

theresa greenfield is too liberal for iowa. [video clip] >> six months since the senate has done anything. texas out of work and getting sick. small business is shattering and john cornyn has no action or leadership. he when his party talks rushes through a supreme court nominee. i did three tours in afghanistan, earned a purple heart and i'm raising two kids in the middle of a pandemic and he thinks that i'm going get pushed around like he has? i approve this message because it's about time that texas had a senator as tough as we are. host: here's richard, from clarksville, tennessee. wondering, back in 1980's,'s through the the elected people running for senate or president, they did not use a lot of slander. i suggest that slanders against the law isn't it? guest: we are going into the intricacies of slander and libel , which we mostly learned about in journalism school and we have to be careful of that. politicians don't have to be quite as careful. to be fair, there's a long history of politicians fudging the truth in orde

in iowa republican senator joni ernst is trailing a couple points behind her democratic challenger theresa it doesn't help ernst that at their last debate she failed to answer a farming question that apparently everyone in iowa should know. >> my question is as simple ag question, theresa greenfield you answer first, what is the break even price for a bushel of corn in iowa this week. >> well, a bushel of corn is going for about 3.68 today, 3.69 and break even really just depends on the amount of debt someone has. >> i might have missed itment i don't think, what is the break even price por soybeanses in oy what, you grew up on a farm. >> i think you had asked about corn and, it depends. >> i asked her corn. >> it depends what the inputs are but probably about 5 boy 50. >> well, are you a couple dollars off here cuz it is 10.05. but we'll move on to something else. >> and i-- and i don't think miss greenfield answered either. >> the price of corn we asked for the price of soybeanses from you, do you want to take another crack at it? >> no, thank you. >> okay. wow. this is the most iowa con

back to you guys theresa thank you. well now, let's check in on our 4 zone forecast and kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us with a look ahead lauren still some dangerous wind. yeah, i know a lot of folks have a sleep in well with all the winds out there the red flag warning said boy we saw quite the event gusty winds out there over the past 24 hours. some of those wind gusts. >>size 89 miles per hour mount saint lena healdsburg and 83 miles an hour a black hawk. >>in the east bay 68 mile an hour gust measured their 61 at hawkeye in the north bay pittsburgh. a 57 mile an hour gust in the oakland hills. we had a 51 mile per hour gust. but all around the bay area some blustery winds. we've got red flag warnings up again, although it's not as extensive not down the valleys, but you can see parts of the east bay get over the mountain tops above a 1000 feet, the oakland hills, we're looking at another round of some gusty winds tonight, they're blowing to about 20 miles an hour now, but certainly overnig

>>here in san francisco, theresa stasi of activists. >>theresa thank you our kron 4 team coverage on election safety concerns continues as a marine kelly tells us businesses in downtown san francisco are taking precautions just in case things turned ugly on election night. >>the sounds of hammers and saws could be heard in many spots in downtown san francisco as construction workers and security guards put up sheets of plywood over a plate glass windows and doors as bill nye some barricades protecting the glass from potential riots that they think that might elections. >>disease this plan to gas pretty expensive lot cheaper than this to build into destructive behavior now i think it was more just what could happen on either side somebody is going to be angry and upset so there could be a response to that the manager of one business that was boarded up. >>says she's frustrated about putting plywood over her display windows since they were just getting momentum after reopening. she understands why it's happening but she wishes it didn't h

i've tobar 27th reporting live here in san francisco, theresa back to you guys. >>all very thankful that threesome. >>california health leaders have also given the green light for some counties to let people attend some theme parks and live sporting events. despite santa clara county being in the state's orange or moderate tier county health officials are pushing back against those reopenings kron four's dan kerman reports from levi stadium. >>super spreader events will not be allowed within the county of santa clara. >>santa clara county executive officer, jeff smith says the state's new guidelines allowing professional sports teams and orange tier 3 to fill 20% of their stands with fans from as far away as a 120 miles away will not happen at levi stadium, it's just unconscionable. >>basically they're putting lives at risk. people who think that they're safe. herb going to be at risk. people at home, not just the people who attend. the games will be at risk. smith says while santa clara county's covid positivity rate. >>is it one percent other communities are mu

>>theresa kron 4 news. >>now to a landmark in the fight against covid today just hours before the presidential debate. the fda approved the first drug to treat the virus from does the fear is an antiviral medication, given to patients through an i v this is for people need to be hospitalized. the maker bay area based gilead sciences said today the drug is approved for people who are at least 12 years old again who need hospitalization for their infection. it had been authorized for use on an emergency basis since spring. it works by inhibiting a substance the virus uses to make copies of itself. and hear the latest coronavirus numbers as we track the pandemic nationwide there have been nearly 8.4 million cases of covid with nearly 223. 1000 deaths in california, the coronavirus death toll has now topped 17,000 while here in the bay area more than 1700 people have died because of covid and there have been 113,000 cases locally. >>to the east bay now another county is set to allow indoor church services to re

in contra costa county where many are breathing a sigh of relief thanks to the reopening measures, theresa >>well pam as you mentioned it is certainly positive news we're here in lafayette to contra costa county i was speaking to the owner of social bird behind me and she says you know of course of business is called social bird was supposed to be social but then the pandemic it and she said that it's been certainly very tough but now. that we've got that move into this new terror. she says she's extremely grateful. >>from here there nothing. >>it was heart wrenching that chef and owner snd carrion who owns social bird in lafayette and 2 other restaurants in contra costa county she and her husband had just bought renovated. and held a grand opening of social bird. then the pandemic hit. >>in a cap and he had to learn how to the takeout business that we doing to farm. it was learning process and learning process. >>she showed me the transformed back patio that can now welcome gas. she says moving into the orange phase which will allow 50% capacity inside will be i'm very encouraged by this

democrat theresa greenfield set a record for most money raised in one quarter.the surge in support, sir, a good indicator how the state's going to vote in november? >> well i think if you look at all the polls, everything in iowa is just very close. from the presidential race down to the congressional races. but within there, if you look in that, there are, there's been a lot of movement i think since june. theresa greenfield, for example, held pretty steady at three to five points ahead in that race. and so that kind of steady advantage i think is going to carry over to election day, and when you look at some of the internals, what comes through both in the presidential race and in the senate races are that women in iowa are voting overwhelmingly for the democratic ticket. >> hmm. that is a key factor right there, sir. with the president, you know, won the state in 2016. his campaign recently poll lly s airing in iowa to focus on states he's now trailing biden. trump and biden neck and neck in your state of iowa. what are your thoughts on this strategy? >> well

this coming friday reporting live here and pleasant and theresa stasi of back to you guys all right teresa coming up kron 4 news at 8 email election interference, less than 2 weeks away from election day. >>the fbi accusing multiple countries working to sway american voters. >>plus last night we reported a judge has for san quentin prison to release or transfer half of its prisoners following a covid outbreak. tonight we're learning the reason behind that rule. plus crime on camera inside edition shooting a story in san francisco pharmacy and of course a robber. >>is caught in the act. when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. >>take a look at this a man is s

to you guys theresa thank you for that report the trump administration is now reversing course and is granting governor newsom's request for a disaster declaration after several wildfires ravaged the state. >>this after the president first rejected that request for help the requests for aid was for the damage from 6 major fires, including the creek fire that burned in fresno county and the president initially said no then earlier this afternoon the governor tweeted about a phone call with the president saying that the president had approved his request. governor newsome adding that he's grateful for the president's quick response. the request comes amid a historic fire season in california burning more than 4.1 million acres denials of relief under such circumstances are rare governor newsom has previously praised the trump administration for approving a related to the state's fires that glass fire remains at 97% containment tonight. that's according to cal fire's latest update and that will. >>be their final update apparently on this fire more than 67,000 acres have burned in napa an

reporting live here in napa county theresa stasi about i'd teresa of you've been out there all day as you know tonight the with the wind is the big concern for. >>the cruiser residents, everybody else up there you've been there all day have you notice the wind already picking up tonight. >>most of the way and we understand are more at the higher elevation and some of the video shows the helicopter was going over and you could see how the trees are going back and forth so. >>our understanding right now is that it's super windy up higher the winds really haven't picked up here the air is kind of still which is again horrible for air quality but at the same time it's a little bit better for firefighting but it really is going to be for the next 2 days where they wind is anticipated like lawrence was mentioning, pam. >>so it's just kind of a weight very anxious wait to find out exactly what does happen absolutely theresa for us live in saint helene now where people are understandably nervous tonight, thank you to reset. fire crews battling the glass fire often working more than 24 hours a

. >> this is theresa flandrick, senior and disability action. i am calling in support of this resolution. we did vote on prop 10, and the majority of san franciscans did want and need this back then and need it even more so today. again, having local control so that we can do what we need for our residents, for our city, just as other cities should have that same right. so i hope that all supervisors will support this unanimously? it is about time, so thank you so much for bringing this forward. the champions of actually taking care of san franciscans as well as the small property owners who are also san franciscans, i really like that that is part of this ordinanc,. so thank you again. >> chair peskin: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, chair peskin, vice chair safai, and supervisor preston. this is jeremy shaw, d-5. i think this is a modest compromise solution to afford some rent control. as an aside, this title of this resolution is supporting keeping families in their home. i'd like to point out that the chair has to the -- committee

>>theresa kron 4 news. >>us regulators have approved the first drug to treat covid-19 remdesivir you for that name, it's an antiviral medicine given through an i v for patierts needing hospitalization. stanford was part of a clinical trial with the maker of the drug gilead sciences, it's based in foster city offers gayle ong spoke to the lead investigator at stanford. >>here at sanford investigators have been studying rimmed as severe since mid-march and have seen a dramatic response. >>doctor reuna superman ian is leading stanford's clinical trial with rimmed as severe and has seen the drug work with her covid-19 patients that we've seen people get off oxygen quickly get better faster go home faster we use this medication so i feel like it's really help people especially when they're on oxygen before intubated thursday, the food and drug administration approved rimmed as severe as the first drug to treat covid-19. >>it was authorized for emergency use in the spring. the anti-viral drug blocks an enzyme. th

here in contra costa county theresa kron 4 news 6. >>and because san francisco is in the yellow tear some nonessential office workers can now start showing back up to work today was the first day for nonessential businesses to bring in office employees at 25% capacity, however, that did not bring much change to downtown today for instance or as hummus in the south of market neighborhood had just a few customers eating outside a small fraction of its pre pandemic lunchtime crowd. >>lunch time or davis 80's around 1 o'clock. we'll have a liner on the corner over him. i might be like a 1520 minute, wait. >>several restaurants nearby are boarded up many small business owners downtown say they really hope to get more of their customers back at least by early next year danville will stop closing down downtown streets on weekends effective immediately the weekend closure of hearts avenue between diablo roden prospect avenue started in june to make outdoor dining easier and safer, but according to the danville police chief this department and

here in hillsborough theresa kron 4 news. states recorded more than 78,000 new coronavirus cases yesterday pushing towards nearly 9 million cases across the nation. this is a map showing the growth of new cases over the past 2 weeks you can see the covid hot spots growing in southern california as well as other states such as illinois indiana texas, florida. >>right now the u.s. has recorded more than 228,000 deaths that is the highest number of deaths in any country in the world and today the state officially rolled out its new ramp up covid-19 testing program which starts next week our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has details. >>state leaders walk through a brand new covid-19 testing lab in southern california friday, happening exactly the right time. when more pressures being placed because of the increase we're experiencing around this nation. the new 25 million dollar lab in valencia's part of california's recent one 0.4 billion dollar contract with diagnostics company perkin elmer, the lab aims to significantly

ask reporting here in santa clara county, theresa stasi about you >>thank you to based on the state covid monitoring guidelines alameda county can now allow elementary schools to reopen with in person classes today was the first day back for some students in livermore our savior lutheran school was one of 7 private elementary schools to bring students back. >>it's huge it's so important for kids to be with their teachers over computer screen is not normal for them, it's very frustrating for them to try and learn that way and stay focused. >>classrooms have been set up to accommodate social distancing and the students will split the week at home and on campus, the teachers wear face coverings desks and other equipment will be sanitize frequently 14 other private elementary schools have been approved to resume in person instruction and they will open by next month as for alameda county's public schools, none has announced a reopening date for in person instruction at this time contra costa county is on track to enter the orange here by the end of this month the county's health director said

así lo cree theresa garcía soto quien aseguró que guzmán loera habría entregado al general cienfuegosmento en méxico pero que luego lo traicionaron . >>> en el 2019 durante el juicio en contra de guzmán alex cifuentes aseguró que el chapo intentó sobornar con $10,000,000 al ex presidente mexicano enrique peña nieto y también a altos mandos militares para proteger al cártel de sinaloa . >>> a quién denunció el chapo guzmán. qué información proporcionó a las autoridades de estados unidos . >>> ha causado un sismo en la vida pública de méxico . >>> el chapo habría señalado directamente a cienfuegos a la dea. la pregunta expresa de noticias del mundo la abogada de guzmán loera aseguró que estas versiones no son ciertas y no quiso hacer más comentarios o sobre el tema . >>> por lo pronto el presidente aseguró que él será el único vocero del caso cienfuegos para evitar manipulación de la información . >>> si es culpable de los delitos se tiene que castigar a él . >>> habrá que esperar el juicio de cienfuegos para saber si fue el chapo el que traicionó al general . >>>♪ (música) >>> ♪ (músic

theresa stasi has more. >>we're here in downtown pleasanton where business owners tell me that they are i'm feeling relieved to there has been some pretty harsh restrictions in place because of the pandemic but now there's some lifting of the loan. as the county >>painful mike connors faa taps in downtown pleasanton 20 years ago during the pandemic there has been some rough moments laying off people. just something you just don't want to go through. and don't look forward ever having to go through it again that's for sure. >>conner says alameda county's progression to ease restrictions can certainly help matters. yes. >>we'll see if people want to come indoors. i'm and i'm a little we're starting a book a lot of reservations which is a good sign for indoors. but we'll see going forward how it how it plays out. >>the new measures announced wednesday include allowing restaurants like apps to offer 25% indoor dining in addition retail space in malls can operate with 50% are several other. >>businesses that can

theresa kron 4 news.news tonight for a favorite san francisco spot after nearly 7 months of temporary closure house of prime rib and the city is serving once again the restaurant reopened for the first time today at 25% capacity, but less you already made a reservation you will not be getting a table any time soon the restaurant says it is already booked up through december stomachs. >>where's still ahead treating the painful burns on animal parks in tonight's flying tails. the extraordinary effort. wildlife experts are taking to protect and save the four-legged victims of fire is floors. we have the inspiring story of a local college basketball player who gave the same areas as a walk on and is now their >>tonight's we doubled our speeds the fastest just >>forty-niners family and really the entire nfl is mourning today after the death of hall of famer and 9 are great fred dean. dean passed away at the age of 68 due to complications from covid-19. he was traded to the niners in 1981 immediately sparked th

senator joni ernst has been trailing her democratic challenger, theresa greenfield, in every poll in iowa for the last month. senator ernst has been consistently down two or three or even five points to greenfield. republicans cannot afford to lose ernst' senate seat, if they want to hold onto the senate, but it looks like theresa greenfield is poised to take it away from her. so, it's iowa tonight for the president's covid superspreader rally. tomorrow the president will be in north carolina, as will vice presidential nominee kamala harris on the democratic side, as she just told us. tomorrow is the first day of early voting in north carolina. that state is absolutely on the table in terms of the presidential race. biden has maintained a narrow lead in just about every poll in north carolina in the last month, but the news is even worse for the incumbent republican u.s. senator who's trying to hold onto his seat in north carolina. that's republican senator thom till tillis. he's been consistently down in the polls recently by a larger margin than joni ernst has been in iowa. even in

here in contra costa county theresa kron 4 news. >>6 '06 and another big story danville is not going to open up their streets weekends for people to walk around and stuff anymore. yeah, they're doing that because of covid you up but you know the city says businesses have been repeatedly violating the mask and social distancing rules so now they have to backtrack on all of that kron four's will tran live in danville to explain not so good news for danville well at first it was going well and now people to stop wearing masks. >>well a lot of people just didn't pay attention including the restaurants. they were told over and over to get their act together but that didn't happen according to the city and then their fight so to borrow expression they could not leave well alone, which is why there will no longer be a shutdown at my a particular location. let me pull up a map for you just to show you exactly at at this particular time this is hearts starting friday they shut it down they put that tables on the streets and you might even notice in the video that the tables. we're really clos

a are going to have brand-new, amazing senator here named theresa greenfield.ad a chance to talk to her today. let me tell you something. she is fired up. she is confident. and she sounds like a winner. and sendback her up her to the united states senate. we are going to send cindy axne house, where she is doing a great job. i have heard from several folks that we are going to take back the iowa house. that means we are going to win we are going iowa, to win iowa. i am going to close by saying this. go vote, go vote early, and let's send joe biden and kamala harris to the white house. enough is enough. we are done with this guy. let's send him packing and let's take our country back. [applause] iowa, it is so good to be back, it is so good to see everybody. let's do this thing. thank you, very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> sunday, joe biden campaigns at a voter mobilization event in durham

>>here in san francisco, theresa conference. >>national news now a blessing from god that is what president trump called his covid-19 diagnosis today he posted. a new video on twitter shot in the rose garden in it he credits and experimental drug cocktail of antibodies for his apparent recovery act. >>i went and i wasn't feeling so hot. and within a very short period of time they gave me regeneron it's called regeneron and other things too but i think this was the key, but they gave me regeneron. and it was like unbelievable, i felt good immediately i felt as good. 3 days ago as they do now. so i just want to say we have regeneron we have a very similar drug from eli lilly and they're coming out and we're trying to get them on an emergency basis authorize that i've authorized it. and if you're in the hospital, you're feeling really bad. i think we're going to work it so that you you can get him free and especially if you're senior we're going to in there quick. we have hundreds of thousands of doses it just about ready. i have e

that's one out of every 14 jobs, like the one 62-year-old theresa santucci lost. >> i'm basically squeaking by. >> reporter: she was among the 50-plus who worked on alaska's "inflight" magazine which shut down after the airlines pulled it from their planes. >> a day later, we're all emptying out our offices. it can't get any more sudden than that. >> reporter: this dallas business was left holding the bag, tens of thousands of bags of peanuts the airlines can't use. business is down 80%. the people is also devastating the airport parking industry, which employed about 12,000 pre-covid, lost business totaling $400 million and counting. >> in march, the ceiling fell. our business just disappeared into thin air. >> reporter: rob chavez's family has owned fast park for 60 years. he had to lay off off 60% of his staff. that's 540 people. dajuan roberts was one of them. he was furloughed for nearly four months. what's that like? >> you know, bad. bad for me. >> reporter: he's finally back working, but only part time does that cover your bills? >> it's helping right now, but really, it's not. >> r

through adherence because the risk of a cow that transformation process means that every employee has theresa scale and learn how to do other jobs every worker has to be retrained. sometimes multiple times with bunch part. of a cow is the w.'s most advanced plant it's in both use the group strategy to go electric. the trouble is other manufacturers started to make the switch sooner and over in the lead in terms of science many say feed w. has been too slow off the mop. we've perhaps been a bit slower than i would have liked but it's never too late we found a good point in time in our development and can manufacture electric vehicles in large numbers yet there was a similar discussion some years ago about s.u.v.s going to dismiss you and before isis on the s.u.v. skiing people were saying vokes wagon was too slow. it was too late in fact it was just right the technology was mature and sales were good and kept growing we intend to do the same with electro mobility us sales will take off again or but as we do in denver go over guns. its newest call just unveiled is the id fool an all electric co

theresa may does that does that serve as as justice or is that just a government paying lip service andsaying a wee bit of a apologize for that. no i think it is meaningful and i think it's important to bear in mind that at. always said he did not want money what was important for him and what was justice a what is justice for him is that he got this. apology and what he wanted to expose he said was british hypocrisy and all that so all of this taken together that wasn't just the apology from 2 recent may but there was also the payment that had gone to without an admission of guilt but the payment had gone and then the apology too but also a payment of roughly $600000.00 to that hodges wife the team so that was a pretty big package of apologies and compensation so we have compensation we have an apology but then you have someone like so mark allen who was the head of british counterterrorism at the time who was never charged with anything and yet there was all this evidence and all these documents why didn't it happen so yeah that's actually really interesting because on the one hand yo

herend-new amazing senator named theresa greenfield. i had a chance to talk to her today.he is fired up. she is confident. and she sounds like a winner. so let's baccarat up and send up andlet's back her send her to the senate. going to flip these iowa senate seats and i have heard from several folks that we are going to take back the iowa house. that means we are going to win iowa. so i am just going to close by saying this. go vote. go vote early. and let's send joe biden and kamala harris to the white house . enough is enough. we are done with this guy. let's send him packing and let's take our country back. iowa, it is so good to be back. it is so good to see everybody. let's do this thing. thank you so much. [applause] ♪ i want something just like this doo doo doo doo doo doo i want something just like this doo doo doo doo doo doo thist something just like ♪ >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's television companies as a public service. brought to you today by your television provider. president trump is back on the campa

awaiting an update on the circumstances surrounding that firefighter's death but first from force theresa says he'll joins us live in the city tonight with what we know about the fatal accident so far to reset. >>pam as you can imagine very somber mood here at river general hospital in san francisco, a procession left about 30 minutes ago with the phone fighter fire. they plan to tourists and fire departments and then eventually make their way to the san francisco coroner's office in the meantime, this is what we know right now. >>of this. >>jason cortez was at a training facility. over on 19th and fulsome. all of a sudden there was some kind of accident he was rushed to the hospital where a spokesperson for the spokesperson for the department said that he died of his injuries. they are not elaborating right now on all that happened. now protests have been with the department since 2007 he was a firefighter and paramedic he was stationed in the tenderloin officials say that he was a friend and all an advocate for public safety he has a husband he has 2 children. he was also the son of a r