>>a donation is her i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>all right now here home don't want to go to any of the locations that i'm itching for whatever reason because maybe there's one that's closer to you where you live we have an interactive map. that's over on our website at kron 4 you head over there. you plug in your address you can go very close to where you live. you can encourage the other people in your life to go to the locations by their houses as well so we'll be bringing you literally around the clock coverage from now up until election day you can stay tuned with us on call for over an clown on and we'll have all your election questions answered there, but for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>thank you reena and the momentum is building on 4 is your local election headquarters just 2 days to go as rhonda mentioned until the votes are counted. president trump and joe biden making one last dash to reach undecided voters bet

when it was, you know, a thriving city. well, he's back and to sell ok. develop in that been jellicoe bishop, supported by both the nado where it looks as if he is definitely going to loops. and one of the, one of the reasons could be also the pandemic played also, i think an important part here in rio de janeiro and the other city that people are looking at is some ball of the 2 candidates that are just that are fighting to be mayor, none of none of them have been supported by both some out of his candidate didn't even make the runoff. pro-democracy activists say shots have been fired by security forces during the latest protests in the capital. minsk have been no immediate reports of injury, thousands right in the cities residential areas. continuing their months long demand for president because she has resignation. rights group says more than 150 people have been detained by police activist in pakistan, a celebration the release of an animal who became known as the world's loneliest elephant. after decades of mistreatment in an islam about zoo is bein

>>a donation is her i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>so if you didn't get a chance to make it out there today early voting at the chase center will continue tomorrow from 00:00am in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. and we are told that some warriors players could drop by the arena in the next few days even more incentive to get out there and vote right kron 4 dot com you can find a number of resources available to you before you head to the ballot box, including a list of key propositions on the ballot where you can drop off their ballots in actually how to track it. it's all available at your fingertips right now at kron 4 dot com. let's switch gears to talk about our 4 zone forecast from 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look at what we can expect as folks go out tonight recently. >>there jonathan yeah, and we have a quite a treat tonight for those of you in the bay area we have a rare full moon, a blue moon at that lighting up your hallowe

>>a donation is her i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>if you didn't get a chance to make it out there today don't worry early voting at the chase center will continue tomorrow starting at 2 in the morning. we're told that some warriors players could drop by the arena in the next few days. if you want to find out where you can drop off your ballot. we have all those details available right now at your fingertips at kron 4 dot com. also while you're there you can find a map of ballot box locations as well as the times for when you can drop off your ballot. as well happening right now a full moon tonight on this halloween and no matter where you are here in the bay area. if you look up in the sky you'll see a big bright moon. it's called the blue monin earned that name because it's actually the second full moon taking place here in the month of october, the first happened on october 1st astronomer gerald mckeague and says what's happening tonight is definitely rare

>>a donation is speaker i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>so if you didn't get a chance to make it out there today don't worry early voting at the chase center will continue tomorrow as well from 10 in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. we're told that some warriors players could actually stop by the arena in the next few days a little bit of an incentive for folks to get out there and cast their votes. right kron 4 dot com you can find a number of resources available at your finger tips before you head to the ballot box, including a list of the key propositions that you'll decide on and also where you can drop off their ballots and how you can track it once again available at your fingertips right now at kron 4 dot com. just look for the your local election hq section under the news tab. so plenty more to come here tonight on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock this saturday night. president trump and joe biden hitting the campaign trail in a final weekend before e

>>> in san francisco, a ballot drop-off location opened outside chase center at the facility's thrive city area. warriors head coach steve kerr was there to greet fans and cast his own ballot. >> we're trying to make it as easy as possible to exercise your vote. it's important for everybody to have that right and to have easy access. >> the dropbox location will be open now through election day. the warriors' practice facility in oakland and the arena for the santa cruz warriors are also being used as polling sites and drop-off locations. >>> in the south bay, nearly 100 locations opened in santa clara county. we stopped at one at levi's stadium in santa clara. the stadium was chosen as a way to make it exciting and easy for fans to come out to vote. on election day hours will expand from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. we're making sure you're completely prepared when you vote. we have put tons of tools and resources on our website with everything that you need to know from a breakdown of each california prop that you'll be voting on, which we sent an alert on our abc 7 news app. lots to check out

. >>> in san francisco a ballot drop-off location opened at the thrive city area. steve kerr was there to greet fans and cast his own ballot. >> trying to make it as easy as possible to exercise your vote and it's important for everybody to have that right and to have easy access. >> that was warriors head coach steve kerr, he was there at the chase center to greet fans casting their ballots. there is a drop-off location there, and that drop-off location will be open through election day. a warriors facility in oakland and the arena of the santa cruz warriors are also being used as polling sites and drop-off locations. in the south bay, nearly 100 voting stations opened in santa clara county. abc 7 news stopped by one at levi's stadium in santa clara. the stadium was chosing as a way to make it exciting and easy to fans to vote. centers will be open 9:00 to 5:00 until election day when hours will expand from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the north bay marin transit are offering free ride to encourage voter turnout and fares waived for riders. this will cost the agency

>>a donation is her i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>and you get to do that today too if you want and then tomorrow's the big day deadline the big day and of course we will be here guiding you through the whole day and it's going to be lots to talk about. tomorrow and beyond don't forget. yeah, this is the big game. so forget sports in the buzz for the next couple of days, it's all about the elections could dominate the news be sure about that that's of us. as a nurse, i've faced the fear of being stretched too thin to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and public safety. help us do our jobs. vote yes on 15. uber and lyft are li

>>a donation is her i just dropped my ballot off at thrive city. it's easy to do would love to have you down here. i will be here all day. >>and you get to do that today too if you want and then tomorrow's the big day deadline the big day and of course we will be here guiding you through the whole day and it's going to be lots to talk about. tomorrow and beyond don't forget. yeah, this is the big game. so forget sports in the buzz for the next couple of days, it's all about the elections could dominate the news be sure about that that's of us. need to find the closest official ballot drop box near you? just visit vote.ca.gov to find your nearest location. then drop off your ballot. your vote will be secure and counted. there are other ways to vote too. just return your vote-by-mail ballot at your voting location or mail it back. or you can vote safely in-person during early voting or on election day. vote the way you're most comfortable - but vote by 8pm on november 3rd. asof being stretched too thinar to do my job right. and it's not just health c

mayor of rio when real was at its, at its best during the olympic games when it was, you know, a thriving city. well, he's, he's back and said look at a valid course in that then jellicoe will be shoved, supported by bulls on the way. it looks as if he's definitely going to loose. and one of the, one of the reasons could be also the pandemic played also, i think an important part here in rio de janeiro and the other city that people are looking at is some fall of the 2 candidates that are just that are fighting to be mayor, none of none of them have been supported by both son. his candidate didn't even make the runoff. tell me, you mentioned the creative are spent. i mean, how big an impact has it had on this election? well, both in rio and sao paulo, they account for like approximately 13000 deaths, each of the 172000 deaths that brazil has had, which is the 2nd largest number after the united states. but here in rio specially . 7 the problem, there was a problem with the health system before the pandemic began. and this just became very evident when the pandemic began. so that health will be

a moving city is a thriving city, great block city is a thriving city, great block city is a dying city the scots secured their place at the european championship after a nail—biting penalty shoot out in belgrade against serbia. 1—1 at the end of fulltime and extra time, they were flawless from the spot and david marshall was the hero, saving from alexander mitrovic winning the shoot out 5—4. after 10 missed major tournaments what a way to finally end the long wait. unbelievable, unbelievable, the character of the players, to... we were setting up nicely for a difficult scottish last game scenario, weren‘t we? we were 1—0 up going into the last minute of the game and conceded from a set play. it would have been easy to crumble and take the disappointment and not finish the game properly but they dug in in extra time. they kept believing and they get their reward when we got it to penalty kicks. they kept their nerve again. two big games, twice that group of players have held their nerve. the players said they were celebrating for the whole country. the team‘s official twitter account sa

balance hot drop offlocation opened up outside the chase center at the thrive city center.who was there. warrior's head coach steve kerr. >>> over the weekend community groups in san francisco and san rafael celebrated and remembered those who they have lost. gabriella lozano showed an alta with tamales honoring her great, great grandmother. >> we invited them to come and commune with us. we have to offer them what they loved when they were alive. >> you're seeing a car procession in san rafael instead of the usual walk. 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 crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. official ballot drop box near need to fiyou?he closest just visit vote.ca.gov to find your nearest location. then drop off your

we're so proud to have a mayor who continues to commit and really make sure that everyone in this city can thrive. >> our community has the most resources, and i'm very happy to be here and to have a place finally to call home. thank you. [applause] >> one, two, three. [applause] >> even in those moments when i do feel kind of alone or unseen or doubt myself, i take a look at the community and the power of the supportive allies that are at the table that really help me to push past that. being yourself, it's the word of wisdom i would give anyone. surely be patient with yourself and your dream. knowing that love, you may not always feel that from your family around you, but you can >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency managem

. >> in san francisco, a ballot dropoff location opened outside the chase center at the city's thrive area. >> we are trying to make it as easy as possible to exercise your vote. and it's important for -- for everybody to have -- have that right and to -- and to -- and to have easy access. >> the drop-off location will be open through election day. and arena of the santa cruz warriors are also being used as polling sites and drop handcu-o locations. to the south bay, abc 7 stopped by one at levi stadium in santa clara. that stadium chosen a way to make it exciting and easy for fans to come out and vote. vote centers will be open 9:00 to 5:00 on election day and hours will expand from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. with just three days to go until election day, both candidates are in the final stretch of trying to win support. president trump and joe biden are barnstorming across battleground states in this final weekend of campaigning. abc news reporter, carina mitchell, has a look at their message and the states they are focusing on. >> reporter: on this final weekend before the election, bo

city and the ihss public authority. and just for all that you do to ensure that seniors and people with disabilities are able to continue to live with dignity and thrive in our city. you know, we know that the incredibly vulnerable communities are facing just great challenges right now, so i think that the work of the ihss public authority is more important than ever. so, thank you so much. and i also just wanted to really thank sascha who i have known for many years and worked with on campaigns for supporting seniors, people with disabilities, and also the care workers, the people who provide the care. so i'm so excited, yeah, to hear from sascha. and i have known daisy mcarthur for years. and a leader in seniors and homecare worker issues. so what a great group of folks stepping into this important role. thank you so much. >> chair ronen: thank you. supervisor stefani, do you have any comments? >> supervisor stefani: yes, thank you, chair ronen. i just want to echo what both you and supervisor mar said about miss bittner and knowing her work over the years. i want to also thank all of the candidates. this is such important work and it's always so go

folks emerge okay in the long run and businesses don't have to close and folks can continue to thrive in the cityam proud to be a co-sponsor and appreciate your work, chair peskin on putting together such a strong ordinance. >> thank you. i think you just summed it up perfectly in addition to acknowledging everybody who has been important. my staff, in hepner, taylor, met soda, low. this is one of the million pieces were it not for the governor's extension to marc march 31st we would be in a different position. we are all in it together. we are all going to have to share the pain. by the way, this wases all originally model from the legislation you did on the residential side and made us all realize the commercial side and what that means for employment in san francisco. with that i would like to make a motion to move the an for the py distributed amendments. mr. clerk on that motion a roll call, please. >> motion to amend is offered by chair peskin. vice chair safai. >> aye. >> preston. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> then i would like to make a motion with my author

folks emerge okay in the long run and businesses don't have to close and folks can continue to thrive in the city. i am proud to be a co-sponsor and appreciate your work, chair peskin on putting together such a strong ordinance. >> thank you. i think you just summed it up perfectly in addition to acknowledging everybody who has been important. my staff, in hepner, taylor, met soda, low. this is one of the million pieces were it not for the governor's extension to marc march 31st we would be in a different position. we are all in it together. we are all going to have to share the pain. by the way, this wases all originally model from the legislation you did on the residential side and made us all realize the commercial side and what that means for employment in san francisco. with that i would like to make a motion to move the an for the py distributed amendments. mr. clerk on that motion a roll call, please. >> motion to amend is offered by chair peskin. vice chair safai. >> aye. >> preston. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> then i would like to make a motion with my au

. >> brown: there's a thriving film culture here in mexicoor city: we met sno at the sprawling cinetecanacional, a hub for mexican and international cinema, where ten theaters show films that often can't be seen elsewhere. it'slso a shrine to the ilch history ofaking here, with facilities for delicate restoration and digitization, as well as archive vaults that house thousands of old film reels. it's a reminder of what's called the golden age of mexican cinema, between the 1930's and 1950's, after the bloody revolution, when the nation's film industry produced more than 100 films a year, like fernando de fuentes' "vamonos con pancho villa," reaching audiences throughout mexico and beyond. but at big-box movie theaters around mexico city, work bylm mexican fimakers can be hard to find. >> somest audiences arl a bit not a hollywood film, e theyou know, know that it's going to be entertaining or entertainment and they're not sure about the mexican film. so i think that's a that's a overcome as audiences. >> brown: part of the problem, inh country overwhelmed wit corruption, is subject matt

that has long past needed it, deserves it, and should be here for hundreds of years while this thrives as the city that it is and can be. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, my name is mr. crawford. i'm the executive director of the new community foundation. i want to thank supervisor walton for this commission, and reverend brown, and the naacp, as well as the rules committee. we left ji jim crowe's south, and we never got our 40 acres and a mule. but we built 40 acres and a mule for ourselves. we became known around the world with a thriving economic corridor and potential to be one of the premier communities in the world. it is the highest ownership of homes among black people. and through systematic racism -- as we're building our community, san francisco, through systematic racism had red-lining, and highways in bay view that isolated or communities, and demolition of communities. while we didn't get the 40 acree built our own 40 acres and a mule, and san francisco systematically destroyed our 40 acres and a mule. i'm encouraging this committ

san franciscan, i want to make sure that so many outskirts of our city, that they receive the resources and help that they need to thrive. that is my goal, that is my hope, and that is my desire, and that's why it was important for me to come to this community. we've got a lot of work to do, folks, and that is why we need to do as a city is make sure that we are not creating policies in a bubble. we want to make sure that we understand what the needs are of the folks that have the businesses out here, and that we are able to respond to these needs in a way that makes it easier for you to do business in san francisco but also makes you a success in san francisco. that is my goal. that is why i'm excited about this incredible program. i've worked with this program directly, as i said, before, and because of my experience in the jobs now program and getting my check late, i made it clear to trent that we have to do better with not this reimbursement model. we've got to get folks their payroll. so at this time, i want to introduce trent rorrer who's going to talk a little bit about the program, how small businesses can conn

city was good to us. my sisters and i were able to go to school and thrive and have a future. and now here i am having been elected to district 7. >> the group also celebrated the passage of prop c, enabling all voting-age san francisco residents to serve on city boards and commissions regardless of immigration status. we're going to chat with myrna melgar one-on-one tonight at 6:00. >>> up next here at 5:00, handing out cash for picking up trash around homeless encampments. the pilot program that aims to clean up san jose's blight. >>> plus far from home. how a sea lion pup ended up in a car dealership parking lot, where it is now. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll show you how far we're behind so far for the rainfall season, what will pick up tomorrow in the form of rain and snow. i'll be back with that in about seven minutes. >>> when we welcome our west coast viewers, dozens of high-water rescues after tropical storm eta makes its fourth landfall and why this record storm season still may not be over. >>> plus some grocery chains acting now to ward off empty sh

city and the ihss public authority. and just for all that you do to ensure that seniors and people with disabilities are able to continue to live with dignity and thriveknow, we know that the incredibly vulnerable communities are facing just great challenges right now, so i think that the work of the ihss public authority is more important than ever. so, thank you so much. and i also just wanted to really thank sascha who i have known for many years and worked with on campaigns for supporting seniors, people with disabilities, and also the care workers, the people who provide the care. so i'm so excited, yeah, to hear from sascha. and i have known daisy mcarthur for years. and a leader in seniors and homecare worker issues. so what a great group of folks stepping into this important role. thank you so much. >> chair ronen: thank you. supervisor stefani, do you have any comments? >> supervisor stefani: yes, thank you, chair ronen. i just want to echo what both you and supervisor mar said about miss bittner and knowing her work over the years. i want to also thank all of the candidates. this is such important work and it's always so good to see such goo

cities. my hope is that with this new administration street art will continue to thrive pause aware all in needing and artists are going to be the ones that will take us there. soledad: that is it for this edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien. we will see you back hear next week. >> listen to "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien on apple podcast and spotify. >>> coming up on "asian pacific america" it's all about nourishing neighbors as we examine the problem of hunger and how the food banks in san francisco, marin, alameda county, and santa clara county's silicon valley are helping with the crisis during this pandemic. hello. i'm robert handa your host for our show on nbc bay area and cozi-tv this is "asian pacific america." >>> we start off our special program on hunger and food shortages. first of all we talk with kelly

200 gardens like this across the city and he's experimenting with new technologies installed in shipping containers. kale won't grow in tropical climates but here it thrives in a nutrient solution and with l.e.d. lights which replaces the sun's rays. vertical cultivation carried out on several floors is seen as a promising trend that can compete against countries like neighboring malaysia to grow food much more cheaply. low says that's the. because his vegetables are rich with more nutrients. for that that's also what that additional health care. or health benefits to the consumers to justify the price. point that he said small projects while vegetable as well so so this is how we look at it she will get a profit on it. only one percent of singapore's lounge area can even be considered for traditional farming in the soil. that's why multi-story farms are springing up everywhere backed by the government fish will soon be farmed in this 8 story building the company apollo marine developed the concept so far they've been producing 300 tonnes of fish a year in their farm across the street but now the state has stepped in as an investor. in the future almost 1

we're so proud to have a mayor who continues to commit and really make sure that everyone in this city can thrive >> our community has the most resources, and i'm very happy to be here and to have a place finally to call home. thank you. [applause] >> one, two, three. [applause] >> even in those moments when i do feel kind of alone or unseen or doubt myself, i take a look at the community and the power of the supportive allies that are at the table that really help me to push past that. being yourself, it's the word of wisdom i would give anyone. surely be patient with yourself and your dream. knowing that love, you may not always feel that from your family around you, but you can [♪] [♪] >> so i grew up in cambridge, massachusetts and i was very fortunate to meet my future wife, now my wife while we were both attending graduate school at m.i.t., studying urban planning. so this is her hometown. so, we fell in love and moved to her city. [♪] [♪] >> i was introduced to this part of town while working on a campaign for gavin, who is running for mayor. i was one of the organizers out here and i met

all agree, though, that we want san francisco to be a thriving place, where everybody, at any level, can survive and be incredibly happy. this great citynded by smart people, creative people -- engineers, inventors, hardcore business people, people who love the arts, people of faith. and when we all come together, what san francisco has, it's a beautiful thing. it's a symphony. it's a concert of diversity of minds, style, culture, and we need to make sure that we rebuild san francisco together. the san francisco chamber of commerce 170th anniversary this year -- covid year. but it actually is a transitional year for the chamber of commerce. obviously helping businesses get back into business. working with city hall to help make sure that san francisco is vibrant with small businesses, arts and culture, and it's an exciting time, to be honest. jack's has been open since 1950. they are open for business right now here on sutter street and market street. things in san francisco are coming alive. we're starting to feel the energy right down here on market street and sutter and feeling good. it's so important that the chamber is celebrating

thrive. >> so many parents across the country regardless whether you're in new york city or the west coastddle america. you talk about access to technology for remote learning, new york city students have not received i've hads a laptops from the city, that is an alarming statistic. let's take a listen to the cdc director saying it is counterproductive to close schools. >> one of the safest places they can be from our perspective is to remain in school. it would be counterproductive from a public health point of view containing the epidemic if there was an emotional response to say let's close the schools. >> you've noticed a difference in your kids since they have been home whether it be socializing or academic, i have read stories in the last week of kids forgetting how to read in the last few months. >> my daughter's reading level dropped since being home. to read with her, it makes it difficult for her to learn. >> we are hearing that sentiment across the country. the cdc finds children age 5 to 11 are experiencing an increase in mental health related er visits if you can pull the scre

we're so proud to have a mayor who continues to commit and really make sure that everyone in this city can thrive. >> our community has the most resources, and i'm very happy to be here and to have a place finally to call home. thank you. [applause] >> one, two, three. [applause] >> even in those moments when i do feel kind of alone or unseen or doubt myself, i take a look at the community and the power of the supportive allies that are at the table that really help me to push past that. being yourself, it's the word of wisdom i would give anyone. surely be patient with yourself and your dream. knowing that love, you may not always feel that from your family around you, but you can >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency managem

we have had curfews they have only been by major cities, not nationwide, so smaller independent rural, coastal pubs and restaurants have been able to thriveially they have always had an hour's dispersal and later curfew time so that's really helpful. more importantly the support package has been a longer term support package right the way through next year in most cases and in places like germany, holland, the netherlands, belgium, they have had funding that covers a proportion of their lost turnover, so those businesses are not losing out, the gra nts businesses are not losing out, the grants are far more significant than in the uk, and if we are going to see long—term restrictions we will need to increase the level of support that goes through to deal with that cash flow crisis that many are facing otherwise three quarters are facing otherwise three quarters are not viable by february. coronavirus cases in the united states continue to soar. there are more than 12 million confirmed infections — up byi million in less than a week. california has introduced a state—wide overnight curfew to try to curb the surge there. officials in los ang

city back on track. these are my reports to you to help our district thrive post covid. ll push to update our city sewning laws to create housing everyone can aafford. i'll build housing, auditing city funds, addressing conservatorship laws and supporting our local service providers. i'll support small business by streamlining permitting a, reducing fees, and getting rid of red tape. i believe we must overcome the rigid policies that have delayed meaningful progress in our district for decades. now is the time we can either choose to make a change with new leadership or continue down the path that we've taken the last 20 years. learn more at votesimonsen.com, and i'd be honored to have your vote this november. [♪] >> my name is colleen chan, and i'm running for district 1 supervisor. that's including the richmond neighborhood and golden gate park. i was a a first generation immigrant. i was horn in honeg kong and - born in hong kong and i came here when i was 13 years old. san francisco has been a great home for me and my family. today, my partner, a firefighter, we are a

when donald trump's at his best when he's fighting he thrives on that and he's been doing it for decades as a real estate businessman in new york city this is what donald trump does he spars with the media because it works for him and he's continuing to use the standard playbook now at the national scale indeed and it has worked for him with his supporters and the results so far prove as you were saying it is a close election and many of the pollsters we were talking to got it wrong again and it's a lot closer than we expected it to be will they expected it to be. do we have any inkling of why the pulses got it so wrong. it's great question what it comes down to scuse me is that. there exists in the united states and donald trump talked about this in the campaign trail he was going off to a little bit but there exists a shy voter it's not popular to admit that you support donald trump particularly in polite circles among the educated in the united states it's seen you're labeled as racist you're labeled a sexist because the president has at times exhibited some of these behaviors but some people can separate that and say but you kno

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200 gardens like this across the city and he's experimenting with new technologies installed in shipping containers. kale won't grow in tropical climates but here it thrives in a nutrient solution and with l.e.d. lights which replaces the sun's rays. vertical cultivation carried out on several floors is seen as a promising trend that can compete against countries like neighboring malaysia to grow food much more cheaply. low says that's the. because his vegetables are rich with more nutrients. for that as well soledad additional health care or health benefits to the consumers to justify the price. point that he sent small fish watching while vegetables as well so so this is all we know that she will get a competitive advantage. only one percent of singapore's land area can even be considered for traditional farming in the soil. that's why multi-story farms are springing up everywhere backed by the government fish will soon be farmed in this 8 story building the company apollo marine developed a concept so far they've been producing 300 tons of fish a year in their farm across the street but now the state has stepped in as an investor. in the future almost

resilient future, this is saying how do we make sure -- how do we make sure that the city we built is going to continue to thrive beyond this. this is do we build a more sustainable city as we go forward and how does this look? what are the infrastructure investments that we need to make in the middle of climate change. how do you build an economically resilient community, as well. do we still want it concentrated in one sector or do we still want to make sure that we have manufacturing and other things that happen in the city, as well. that's a different one than the usual way we should be thinking about, but a good one. just today, the mayor announced another $3.5 million, called the san francisco hardship and emergency load program. i want to make sure that people who are small business owners and others know about it. 0% loans of up to $50,000 for up to 80 businesses. it's not huge, only 80 businesses, but i want to make sure that people know about it. if you pay more than $25 per hours, 50% of wages for six months, and there's some eligibility. i've included the phone number for people who are interested in

city back on track. these are my reports to you to help our district thrive post covid. ll push to update our city sewning laws to create housing everyone can aafford. i'll build housing, auditing city funds, addressing conservatorship laws and supporting our local service providers. i'll support small business by streamlining permitting a, reducing fees, and getting rid of red tape. i believe we must overcome the rigid policies that have delayed meaningful progress in our district for decades. now is the time we can either choose to make a change with new leadership or continue down the path that we've taken the last 20 years. learn more at votesimonsen.com, and i'd be honored to have your vote this november. [♪] >> hi. i'm vallie brown, and i'm running for supervisor in district 5. i have fought tirelessly to better my community and solve the challenges we face. improving quality of life in district 5 is personal. after losing my parents before age 14, i was raised by the community, so fighting for affordable housing, environmental protection, and homelessness has been

a... a feel for a city like caesareati maritima at the of jesus precisely because it shows the crucial intersection of roman rule in jesus' own homeland. >> narrator: in this thrivingport, the power of rome, its delture and commerce, comm every aspect of daily life. >> in the middle of the city was a roman city, complete with the capital, temples to the deified roma-- that is the personification of rome itself. the political reality of the day was of a dominant power overseeing the lifon a day-to- day basis. nt >> narrator:this political climate jesus was born. the gospels present the familiar count of his birth. ( amatized): and she gave birth to her firstborn son, and wrapped him in bands of cloth, and laid him in a manger because there was no place for them in the inn. >> our best guess for the birth da. of jesus would be 4 b.c in other words, he was born befo the death of herod the great, who died in 4 b.c.e. but emphasize "best" and "guess." >> narrator: the gospels claim jesus was born in bethlehem. historians think it is more likely that he was born and grew up near the sea of galilee inll the e called nazareth. >> the region was known for activity, and some

commented on the mass gaaterss, new york city, a pretty much a "tale of two cities" where you have small businesses, restaurants, thrivingtdoor dining but you have other businesses that are still boarded up because they feared violence and looting during the elections as well, some that have to stay closed due to covid restrictions. many have gathered in close proximity for president trump's rallies as well to celebrate the elections and president-elect joe biden, but these events as you know, break social distancing rules, that frustrates business owners who cannot serve the public especially new york is simultaneously opening up some businesses while keeping some closed in hot spots in queens as well as brooklyn. that is frustrating for some businesses. fox business, spoke to the owner of potterly glass paint. she is a single mother of five children. she was in her store on saturday, working on holiday orders, when the city, city officials tried to issue her a ticket for violating red zone restrictions. listen in. >> i have no words for them. they're out there partying. they're out there doing everything they're not su

friends near and far and that's what this virus thrives on whether you are serving a turkey or zooming this year, remember the pandemic is ripping through cities and towns from coast to coast and the data shows it has no signs at all of slowing down. just yesterday 88,000 people in america were in hospitals sick with covid it is the 15th straight day that hospitalizations hit another all time high. deaths they're on the rise, too the u.s. reported more than 2100 people died yesterday. the most deaths since may according to johns hopkins, the numbers are obviously troubling. the doctors and scientists assuring us there is light at the end of this dark tunnel. two weeks from tomorrow, fda will meet to discuss whether pfizer, the victory park seaccis the government plans to ship out the vaccine and healthcare will be the first to get. health experts are facing a daunting task. got to get those dose saage to millions of americans. our chief science advisor which means the big man that's in charge of everything one question, moncef slaoui, when will it be normal again >> i would hope by summer should be substantially back to normal. >> oh, that sou

200 gardens like this across the city and he's experimenting with new technologies installed in shipping containers. kale won't grow in tropical climates but here it thrives in a nutrient solution and with a light switch replaces the sun's rays. vertical cultivation carried out on several floors is seen as a promising trend that can compete against countries like neighboring malaysia to grow food much more cheaply. low says that's the. because his vegetables are rich with more nutrients. so that does all sort that additional health care or health benefits to the consumers to justify the price. point that he sent small fish watching while vegetables as well so this is all we look at you will get a competitive advantage. only one percent of singapore's lounge area can even be considered for traditional farming in the soil. that's why multi-story farms are springing up everywhere backed by the government fish will soon be farmed in this 8 story building the company apollo marine developed the concept so far they've been producing 300 tons of fish a year in their farm across the street but now the state has stepped in as an investor. in the future almost 10 t

healthy and bomb it but in the city like a perennial concretize dust butterflies are struggling to find continuous green carpet which is a basic requirement for them to thrive a group of ecologists and citizen volunteers observe this phenomenon and are now striving to help them out. these small grass yellows are working hard the male butterflies are looking for salt and minerals in the damn sand they need to ingest valuable nutrients to ready themselves for the meeting season. so. this is not some remote and pristine area but daily more than 100 species of butterfly live in the city one of the very largest and most polluted in the world. so here medan is an ecologist of the conservation education center in delhi he's an expert on butterflies. the reason behind. us being lucky enough to see the number of species that we see in the ne is. is that we still have a lot of green area green spaces left in the early ones these. green spaces become such islands they're going to be nor movement for. you need guys bead any sort of wildlife they need a color door to go in and out of that protective space. in daily is country to grow in half as a fashion. 8 years of gre

san franciscan, i want to make sure that so many outskirts of our city, that they receive the resources and help that they need to thrive that is my hope, and that is my desire, and that's why it was important for me to come to this community. we've got a lot of work to do, folks, and that is why we need to do as a city is make sure that we are not creating policies in a bubble. we want to make sure that we understand what the needs are of the folks that have the businesses out here, and that we are able to respond to these needs in a way that makes it easier for you to do business in san francisco but also makes you a success in san francisco. that is my goal. that is why i'm excited about this incredible program. i've worked with this program directly, as i said, before, and because of my experience in the jobs now program and getting my check late, i made it clear to trent that we have to do better with not this reimbursement model. we've got to get folks their payroll. so at this time, i want to introduce trent rorrer who's going to talk a little bit about the program, how small businesses can connect to the program

thrive. what could happen if two vaccines are available at the same time? >> a challenging veterans' day for vets living at this location who say pandemic rules are too strict. >>> the city of las vegas wants bay area pet workers to relocate, the campaign capitalizing on covid-19 and the cost of living in california. >>> showers are on the way. i'll show you how much and how long coming up. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> you hope it's equally effective because it doubles the number of doss available so we can immunize people. >> a double dose in potentially good news on the race to find a vaccine. word tonight moderna will announce its results very soon. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson joins us in the news room with why bay area health experts are optimistics. >> pfizer's early test results are a home run. the news that moderna is eliciting more sports analogies. >> you hope for a back to back home run. >> the optimism about moderna's pending results is because both the pfizer and moderna vaccines use messenger rna and pfizer's official results indicate 90% efficacy. >> it's the exact same technology and i would as

as we adopt creative solutions to restore a thriving economy keep in mind city funded nonprofits need to provide fair pay to recruit workers and they deserve to make a livable wage and stay in san francisco and live in the community where they work as part of the economic recovery we cannot forget those workers. the city needs them and we all need them. thank you. >> thank you. operations. next caller, please. >> hello, this is district 8 tenant. i was inspired by the comments made by the supervisors about this legislation. it is not legislation yet, just a report. i expect and i have confidence in you to lift up the report using a racial and social equity lens that you have put so much emphasis on to bring us out of this crisis. a lot of work you have going forward, but i have confidence in you. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. operations. next caller. >> good afternoon. thank you, president yee and members of the san francisco board of supervisors for your time. i am the chief of staff to president mahoney to san francisco state university and on her behalf. economic recov

the environment but in the city like delhi a perennial concretize dust bowl butterflies are struggling to find continuous green cup which is a basic requirement for them to thrive a group of ecologists and citizen volunteers observe this phenomenon and are now striving to help them out. these small grass yellows are working hard the male butterflies are looking for salt and minerals in the damp sun they need to ingest valuable nutrients too ready themselves for the meeting season. so. this is not some remote and pristine rural area but daily more than 100 species of butterfly live in the city one of the very largest and most polluted in the world. so here medan is an ecologist of the conservation education center in delhi he's an expert on butterflies. the reason behind. us being lucky enough to see the number of species that we see in the ne is. is that we still have a lot of green area green spaces left in the early ones these. these green spaces become such. there can be no more movement for. you need guys beard any sort of wildlife they need a color door to go in and out of that protective space. in daily is continent to grow in half is a fashion. 8 years o

>>cities and counties are urging people to shop and dine where possible at locally owned businesses to help keep them thriving. the california assembly will be moving to the home in the sacramento kings when the new legislative session begins next month. >>this after several lawmakers and staff members contracted the virus at the state capitol this year speaker anthony rendon's says that the extra space and better air filtration at the golden one center will provide better protection from covid-19. the senate meanwhile will still convene in its regular chambers at the capitol, but neither chamber will allow guests including lawmakers families switched to our 4 zone forecast let's take a live look outside looking out over downtown san francisco in the bay, a sparkly clear night out time beautiful night out there chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look at what to expect the yeah i can imagine people right now just kind of sink into seats after big nice thanksgiving day dinner certainly a hope you enjoyed it a lot to be thankful for even all this stuff. tonight we've got some clear skies o