grant vicki, we'll send it back to you. all right, dan thorn with real-time numbers coming at speaking of real-time data, we're taking a live look here at the department of elections in san francisco. this is where they receive ballots. >> check the signatures, scanned the ballots. you can see humans working in real time. this is the process. polls are open here in california until 8 o'clock tonight. >> if you are not registered, you can still vote provisionally. so there is the option. still, you have a little over 2 and a half hours. if you would like to do that. we're going to take a quick break. our election coverage continues right after this. >> welcome back to our continuing election coverage and voters in parts of the country are casting their last-minute ballots as we speak in this historic 2024 presidential race. historic is right. let's going take a look at the electoral map at the moment. the candidates, of course, needing the magic number of 270 to win so far at this point in time. 95 going to trump. 35 to harr

vicki youn: , a will not be easy. it won't be. vicki young. a deputy _ will not be easy.g, a deputy political- will not be easy. it won't be. vicki young, a deputy political editor. | a convoy of more than 100 un aid lorries has been held up by armed men and looted in gaza. the un agency for palestinian refugees says 97 vehicles were attacked. their drivers were forced at gunpoint to unload the aid, after passing through the israeli—controlled kerem shalom crossing with southern gaza. the stepmother and uncle of sara sharif, on trial for the ten—year—old's murder, will not give evidence in their defence. beinash batool and faisal malik are in the dock at the old bailey, alongside sara's father, urfan sharif, seen here on the left. they all deny murder and causing or allowing sara's death in surrey last year. mr sharif accepted "full responsibility" for her death under cross—examination last week, but maintains he didn't intend to kill her. a man has admitted being the owner of an xl bully dog which killed his neighbour. ian langley was attacked in a village near sunderlan

look, vicki, you were almost like my mom growing up. both my parents worked really, really hard, so vicki was the one who made sure that i always stay true to myself. my brother luis, thank you for your leadership and guidance, and i think chuck schumer owe you a bit of an apology, by the way. i don't think it will come. and jose, alex and richie, thank you so much for kicking the crap out of me when i was younger. i appreciate it. it made me tough. to all of you, we celebrate tonight, not as republicans and so the people out in ohio who did not vote for me, just know that i will always advocate for you. i will always have your back, and i will work for the next six years to win you over because my responsibility is to the entirety of ohio, and i will always work tirelessly to make sure that we do everything possible, that i work my tail off to make your life better, so to ohio, to all the people i met on the campaign trail, so that thousands and thousands of people who prayed for me, prayed for bridget and kept us in your prayers, i ca

vicki, thank you very much. vicki youngin vicki, thank you very much. vicki young in rio dejaneiro.h nick earlier. steve talked about the nuclear threat — what does this add up to? it is not reassuring to hear it as an emotional step in steve's piece. the unpredictability of president putin is very much part of this risk. president putin has many other ways to ratchet up the cost for the west and is ready using them. as you have had this week, their sabotage of undersea cables by germany and then poland is talking about the planting of bombs on planes and so on. but the biggest question of course is what cost, what greater costis course is what cost, what greater cost is russia going to impose on ukraine? as we've also been hearing, ukraine? as we've also been hearing, ukraine is very much on the back foot on the front lines and is hoping that striking deep inside russia is going to strengthen its position in this war and in any negotiating tables that seem likely to emerge. but it may not work and especially when president—elect donald trump moves into the white house with his thre

vicky, i'm so sorry _ differential tariff. .. vicky, i'm so sorry to _ differential tariff. ..ry to instruct you but we're out of time. thank you very much for your thoughts today. if you are watching in the uk, we will have live coverage of that speech from a 9pm here on bbc news. do stay with us on the context. hello. this relatively calm weather's with us for another 24 hours. beyond that, it's all change. we'll have screaming cold winds this time next week, but as far as friday's concerned, mist and fog in the morning in a few places and then with a bit of luck, some sunshine in the afternoon. now the high pressure'sjust about with us, but the weather is changing way to the north. it'll take a few days for that high pressure to shift. now, through the early hours, we'll see some clear spells developing across parts of scotland and elsewhere across england and wales. and in one or two spots early in the morning on friday, it really could be quite nippy, perhaps 2—3 degrees, but out in the north—west with a south—westerly breeze, a little bit milder in the morning for belfast

vicky: that is a good question.uld do with those goods, perhaps it would try to dump those goodsnto europe. we know that you has been worried anyway about electric vehicles and other exports from china, which get those subsidies in their own country, and then they get exported to the eu and elsewhere, and then, of course, they compete very aggressively with what is produced in europe. so one has to watch that, because obviously there are differential tariffs, put forward by the eu and china. annita: i'm so sorry to interrupt you, but we are out of time. thank you so much for your thoughts today. if you are watching in the u.k., we will have lif coverage announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: funding fo

back to grant vicki. i kathy still ahead, developing news out of southern california. >> where a wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes. >> donald trump is the first person convicted of a felony to win the white house. and the first former president to regain power since 18, 90 to 45. and 47 kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson is in florida covering the next steps for trump is he prepares to begin shaping his new administration. >> today, former president donald trump is relishing in what his supporters call the greatest political comeback in american history. >> after sweeping victory, donald trump will lead the united states once again. this was i believe the great it is. >> political movement of all time. there's ever been anything like this in this country. >> a handful of people lined the street near trump's home in palm beach to show their excitement. trump says he's ready to hit the ground running other than the economy. trump says his day one priority will be securing the southern b

look, i -- vicki, you were almost like my mom growing up. both my parents worked really, really hard, so vicki was the one who would make sure that i always stayed true to myself. my brother luis, thank you for your leadership and guidance. i think sherrod brown and chuck schumer owe you a little bit of an apology. i don't think it will come. i don't think it will come. [applause] and to jose and alex and richie, thank you so much for kicking the crap out of me when i was younger. i appreciate it. [laughter] you made me tough. you made me tough. hey, look, to all of you, we celebrate tonight not as republicans. we celebrate tonight as americans. and if there is -- and to the people out there in ohio who didn't vote for me, just know that i will always advocate for you, i will always have your back, and i will work for the next six years to win you over, because my responsibility is to the entirety of ohio. i will always work tirelessly to make certain that we do everything possible, that i work my tail off to make your lives better. so to oh

grant, vicki, back to let us hope. thank you, kathy. there's a lot more news to get to tonight kron. 4 news at 10 11. let's go and check in with our dan thorn for a look at what's coming up heidi. and hey, vicki and grant california voters have overwhelmingly passed prop 36. >> and bay area residents are weighing in tonight at 10 o'clock. we're going to be hearing from business owners are who are hoping there's going to be some change. plus, bay area voters continuing to react a presidential election results. we're live in berkeley where a handful of students on both sides of the aisle gathered for a rally. and sam liccardo speaking with us following his victory over evan low for a seat in congress. we'll have those stories and more coming up on kron. 4 news at 10 and 11. all right. thank you, dan. that wraps up kron for news at 6. we do appreciate you being with us for these hours here today. >> take care of yourself. have a good night. we'll see tomorrow. good night, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: team trump. >> unbelievable people stand

basil. >> well, dan vicki heath announcement center aftershocks through capitol hill. and this comes just a little more than a week after his nomination created a political earthquake. but all of the senators that we talked to today had something to say about this. former florida congressman matt gaetz says his nomination for attorney general became a distraction for the incoming trump administration for months. senator peter welch was not surprised currently. >> it was a where reality games pulled out following scrutiny over a federal sex-trafficking investigation. and as the house ethics committee discussed whether to release its report on gaetz, south carolina, senator lindsey graham respects his decision. president nominated somebody they chose to not go for now. he'll nominate somebody else. indeed statement he said his meetings with senators wednesday went well, but quote, trump's doj must be in place and ready on day one. and north dakota republican senator kevin cramer time to move on. i look forward to. >> we now need to. >> we on truth. social president elect

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. today, prosecutors focusing on ripping many is testimony from yesterday's direct examination. >> our kron four's lezla gooden joins us from the courtroom with details. let's look. >> yes, as you mentioned, this is day 2 of the many taking the stand and the prosecution continued their cross examination and it was more combative. then before again, cameras are not allowed inside. but let me tell you what the court room didn't look like. it was packed more than it ever has been. if the trial began and many while the state appeared annoyed and became argumentative with the prosecution and his own defense lawyers during the continuation of cross-examination, the prosecution tried to show jurors that mo money mo, many was angry with lee because he believed that his drug dealer assaulted his sister khazar. at one many and the prosecutor began sparring back and forth in the courtroom many push back on questions and pointed his finger at him. the accused then admitted that he never called poli

this is my co-anchor vicky nguyen. the air right now because we have just learned that kamala harris, the current vice president, has called now president-elect donald trump in a concession speech. >> and we understand she will be making remarks to the nation at 4:00 p.m. we want to bring in senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell now. kelly, what have you learned about what was discussed on that phone call? >> well, advisers to the vice president say that she placed the call to donald trump, the now president-elect, and wanted to talk about the need for a peaceful transition and being a president for all americans. a concession call used to be commonplace. it used to be an absolute basic of election life in america. and that changed when donald trump did not concede in 2020. so part of what we're seeing from the biden-harris administration, already from president biden and certainly from kamala harris, who of course is feeling, you know, great eem sure disappointment and distress over losing, trying to get ba

i'm vicki liviakis. it is finally here election night and soon results will start rolling in as the polls close all across america, including the key swing state of georgia where those polls have just closed. we are closely watching the race for president and following the candidates, our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt is at the harris campaign with more hannah. >> now that election day is finally here. vice president kamala harris is urging people to get out and vote. it so important. we so much the harris campaign has spent months poring time and money into winning over voters, especially in the 7 battleground states, expected to decide this election. today she took to the phones to do interviews with radio hosts in each of those states, morning show in atlanta. we have very different visions of the future of our nation. and mine focused on progress. mind it's focused on. >> investing in the ambitions and the aspirations and the dreams of the american people. and tonight she'll be watchi

vicki young reports now. >> our voice, our choice. >> they came to have their say.ir final plea stampede -- pleas to mp's. powerful voices and personally spent is on both sides of this debate. >> county this. it is the wrong way to do. they are playing roulette with our lives and the future and they should stop. >> for others it's about choosing the way they will die. jenny has terminal cancer. >> changing the law to find a more humane way to die, to allow my children to see me in a peaceful state will be so much better for them. >> porter. -- order. >> mp's have no party orders to follow. >> anyone of us or our loved ones could be unlucky enough to receive a terminal diagnosis. i struggle to see how it is fair or just to deny anyone the autonomy, dignity and personal choice we met with the take control of our final weeks. >> many mp's worry some terminally of patients will be pressured into taking this path. >> people do not generally write letters to sick relatives urging them to consider assisted suicide and then put the letter on fire. and coercion in the family

hey, vicki. >> yeah, that's right.olding dueling rallies in the milwaukee area just 7 miles apart. both of them hoping that the swing state of wisconsin helps them on their path to victory. >> with just days to go, the presidential hopefuls are projecting confidence. make no mistake. >> we will win. >> doing very well. i think we're leading by a lot. but the fight for the white house is getting better at a late night campaign event with conservative host tucker carlson. former president trump went after former congresswoman liz cheney. cheney is a republican but his campaign with vp harris and when asked about trump called her dumb and deranged. she's a radical war hawk. >> let's put her with a rifle standing there with 9 barrel shooting at are okay. let's see how she feels about it. you know, when the guns a trader face, both cheney and the harris campaign sharply criticized the rhetoric. anyone who wants to be president of the united states. >> we'll use is that kind violent rhetoric? this followed biden on qualified

vicki, back to you. all right, mayor london breed is having her watch party locally at little skill at restaurant in san francisco's mission bay and our rob nesbitt joins us live from the scene with. >> the planning that is going on today, rob, what's the plan? >> well, the plan is that the mayor is hoping to be re-elected. she hopes that voters show up to the polls today so that you can keep her job as mayor. she says that under her leadership or keep talking points have been homelessness as well as crime. she says both are at a 10 year low because of her and the work that she is doing. we understand that she has visited different senior centers today. she was also at a doing phone banking for kamala harris earlier at the san francisco democratic party should be showing up here later that little skill at the restaurant in mission bay in san francisco in. joining me now is the owner deanna sits is a basically a be hosting the event tonight. the party and how excited are you deanna to have the mayor here

i'm vicki liviakis. let's go ahead and take a quick look here at the electoral college map as it stands right now. trump with to 30 harris at want to check in now with? >> jackie bange who's live with the trump campaign in west palm beach, florida. jackie, good evening. people have to be elated with the early results were here. >> well, it can't get much better. it just keeps getting better and better for supporters here at the palm beach county convention center. they are elated every time the results of come out. pennsylvania was the loudest applause that was followed by michigan and wisconsin. and of course, as we all know now tonight, that's the blue wall. 2016 went to trump. well, 2020, it did not. well, everybody seems to think that it is trending. read those 3. they also applauded when they saw the results georgia and nevada. i didn't walk around the crowd and i noticed that there are is a large contingent of young people. and it just makes me wonder how much of the young vote is going to play a r

host: vickie in florida. republican caller. more from exit polling on education. those with no college degree made up 57% of voters and of those voters, 42% voted for the vice president. 56% voted for president trump. those with college degrees, 43% of the electorate, 55% voting for vice president harris, 42% voting for the former president. if you break it down by race, take a look at those numbers. as we continue to take phone calls. memphis, tennessee, democratic caller. hi. caller: hi. how are you? host: doing well. caller: i agree with caroline. to me she was awesome. i loved her. and it hurts me to see we have so many people, this man should have been talked about like a dog and you still go out and vote for this man? that hurts. that hurts me. and the other lady talking about eggs are high. eggs were high when he was in office. and i think she was better off than he was, to me. that's how i feel. and it hurts me to know that our people, not only our people, but women go out and have this man sit there and talk about them and you still vote for him? i don't

host: vicki in florida, a republican caller. hi vicki. caller: hi. how are you today?t: doing well. caller: i'm very thrilled with the outcome of this election. it was lately obvious she had no platform to stand on. all we ever heard about was joy and happiness. what are you going to do about the economy? what are you going to do about the border? what are you going to do about everything? you had the last four years to do it. you are not brand-new. you didn't just come out of the woodwork. she had four years to try to make a difference. all you ever heard was, the first thing she's going to do when she gets into office. you are in office. wake up joe and have him sign something to close the border. it's plainly obvious. host: when you have said that about vice president pence? will you say that about jd vance? that he has the power is vice president to change laws, right executive orders, push the agenda? caller: no. what i said was that she could go and speak to the president. ok? work with the president to get it done. that's her job. that's the vice president. she'

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. saw in vicki's report there, crowds of campaigners both for and against the bill gathered outside parliament during the debate. our medical editor fergus walsh has been getting their reaction to the vote. a truly historic moment. during cheering and look what it means to campaigners for assisted dying. among them, luiz who is terminally ill with advanced breast cancer. i am in complete shock. what - ill with advanced breast cancer. i - am in complete shock. what does this mean for you — am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? _ am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? it _ am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? it is - am in complete shock. what does this mean for you personally? it is going l mean for you personally? it is going to take a couple of years, so it is unlikely i will get to die at home. but it means the world that people i love and thousands of people will get to choose. christie, who also has advanced bre

back to grant and vicki. >> thanks, kathy. it was another emotional day in the bubbly murder trial cross examination of the accused killer. the memo, many continued for a second day today. prosecutors focused on trying to rip many is testimony from yesterday's direct examination kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> yes, as you mentioned, this is day 2 many taking the stand and the prosecution continued their cross examination and it was more combative. then before again, cameras are not allowed inside. but let me tell you what the court room didn't look like. it was packed more than it ever has been the trial began. and many while the state appeared annoyed and became argumentative with the prosecution and his own defense lawyers during the continuation of cross-examination, the prosecution tried to show many was angry with lee because he believed that his drug dealer assaulted his sister khazar. at one many and the prosecutor began sparring back and forth in the courtroom many push back on questions and pointing his finger at

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. let's go ahead and take a look at our electoral college map. right now. it speaks volumes. former president trump leads vice president harris to 46 to 2.10, of course, someone needs to get to 270 electoral college votes in order to when you talk about the 7 key swing states, 6 of the 7 have not been called or i should say we have georgia and north carolina that have been called still waiting on pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, nevada and arizona, but certainly team trump is in control. it is their race to lose at this point. but if vice president harris can somehow when pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, she wins the presidency. all right. so let's go live now to john he's in washington, d.c., with. >> the harris campaign. john, we we understand bp harris is not speaking tonight and they sent everybody do we know if she's planning to address for supporters tomorrow? >> vikki. that's right. yes, she does plan to address her supporters tomorrow. campaign co-chair cedric richmond. h

i just want to thank you. >> what is your one issue, vicki?> might want issue is donald trump. >> are right. christopher maryland republican good morning. >> yes good morning. i hear washington journal every day. i listen to the democrats and the vitriolic language all insulting donald trump. election interference has been evident in many of the last elections. but donald trump is a true patriot. kamala harris. >> was get to the part were getting back toward topic of litigation. what question do you have? >> who are making the decisions on this? what party affiliation do they have? and, how does t that affect the ruling? >> it is a great question. typically in the united states election officials the chief election officials are filling with one party or the other. sam is a democrat, some states it's a republic. election official in georgia is a republican for the chief election official in michigan as i alluded to earlier is a democrat. this chief election officials are typically elected in partisan elections. some people that's not an ideal

meaning vicki graf, to i'll pass back to you. >> all right. thank you, catherine and company hopefully will check back in with you shortly. yeah, find very interesting. you know what we want to do. we want to go don't want our john he's in washington, d.c.. >> with the harris campaign certainly did kind of get a sense of of what's going on there? john, what's your read right now? aside from being in an empty? watch. >> that's right. it is very empty. it is very quiet. not even an hour ago, this entire lawn in front of douglas hall here at howard university was filled with thousands of harris supporters and then as the electoral as the electoral math began to increasingly shift in favor of former president donald trump. campaign co-chair is cedric richmond came out and addressed the crowd to announce that harris would not be speaking tonight. he said that he thanked all of the supporters for their starting this. he told them to that votes are still being counted. couple years but not be speaking tonight and to keep the faith. he did say the vp

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.minent supporters pushing for a change in the law is the television presenter esther rantzen, who's suffering from terminal cancer. she told the bbc the change in the law is unlikely to come in time for her to have an assisted death at home, but welcomed what it may bring for others. if they are six months away from dying, i think it is fair and just. from dying, i think it is fair and just-— and just. whatever their background _ and just. whatever their background whatever i and just. whatever their i background whatever their income _ background whatever their income. whatever their ethnic group, — income. whatever their ethnic group, whatever they believe. i think_ group, whatever they believe. i think anybody should have the choice — we can cross live to westminster and our political correspondent damian grammaticas: it was a very emotional and impassioned debate. there are a lot of personal stories. it impassioned debate. there are a lot of personal stories.— lot of personal stori

hour ago that trump has chosen fox news host and veteran p tax seth as defense secretary grant and vicki. >> all right, catherine, thanks for the updates. meanwhile, a judge has postponed the decision on whether president elect trump's conviction in his hush money case can withstand the supreme court's ruling on presidential immunity. according to court filings, trump's lawyers asked for the delay over the weekend arguing there are strong reasons for the requested. stay and eventually dismissal of the case in the interests of justice and quote. jury convicted trump over the summer of falsifying business records related to a hush money payment to adult film. actress stormy daniels in 2016. trump denies any wrongdoing. the judge says he's delaying the ruling until next tuesday. >> other peers, connie chan is keeping her seat in san francisco district. one chan who represents the richmond district declaring victory after expanding a narrow lead over her opponent, local business owner maron affil har tonight. she is reiterating on her outlook for this next term. >> we on together go to focus

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vicki young, bbc news, westminster.cross live to westminster and our political correspondent damian grammaticas. i want to get onto what happens nextin i want to get onto what happens next in a moment, but first of all, just your reflections and thoughts on the day there in westminster.— westminster. yes, well, normally _ westminster. yes, well, normally out _ westminster. yes, well, normally out of- westminster. yes, well, normally out of the - westminster. yes, well, normally out of the say i westminster. yes, well, i normally out of the say on westminster. yes, well, . normally out of the say on a friday, westminster is pretty empty. mps have gone back to their constituencies because they spend friday meeting the local constituents, dealing with issues there, so it's really unusual to see this happen. and a packed house of commons sitting, debating for five hours, and what was pretty extraordinary i think was the sort of level of respect for both sides in this debate. there was back—and—forth with deeply held views a

crawford's vicki liviakis takes us inside wizards. and once. >> other than a sign that says wizards are welcome. might not even know. there's a entrance spend wow. >> when you turn the corner from coming outside, they don't expect see a place. >> such as this wizards and wines is interactive bar and restaurant in the city's hopping marina district magic meets mixology was. definitely it said that plea sentence co expense rent is one of the masterminds behind wizards and one. and there's a 30 foot dragging on the roof. there are any number of the magical elixirs and concoctions. you can order up from the bartender and all you have to do wave your magic wand. >> of 3 liam fox, >> like to use a lot of nitrogen and just a lot of different special effects. the espresso martini comes with the flash card reveals or 5. >> a lot of people like that. besides the witching bruise, there are dishes that conjure up a sorcery theme like dragon's eggs or an enchanted burger or this wizard favorite dark smoky voice treated with magic sauce forest. and

come as this is vicky surely if you hadn't known what humans were like before you did that. i mentioned to people as they really are to mention the discharge. many is that was my 1st question. where's grandma own to another man and he told me that she hadn't thrive to believe that for the shift in monday i met my future husband. i was very young and he wasn't interested in me, but i only had eyes for him for the even of when i was older, we began dating it made it eventually we got married and that goes with it than any the china did them as no one who stayed wanted to stay either every couple, every person who did stay had their own reasons. somebody said this and i loved my children and wanted the best for them to make so we stayed 50 just based on to susie, my, you please the associates, understand human and you know you're a young person and you have such anger of the physics and it gets transferred to various people, research like people who will fit she, it manifests itself and the people you meet when you live in the country that did that. this what i see is that was

vicki, back to you. all right. thank you, kathy. you know, there are 6 new distinguished members of the chp graduating from the academy today. yeah, juliet smith. >> introduces you to them. >> if this is an extremely rigorous, very intense, a minimum of 11 weeks, it's nearly like going through half of the chp academy all over again. they say dogs are a man's best friend. the bond between a handler and the canine is like no other. but these pups graduation proves that they are also friends of california law and justice. the police canines undergo a rigorous testing selection process to ensure they meet the tough standards of the california highway patrol. a job handlers say east very rewarding. it's right around like having your best friend in the car all the time. it's it's it's a lot of fun and it's very rewarding. it's by far hands down. as far as i'm concerned, the best job, department, their respective specialties are determined based on the dog's temperament and officer this is canine nova. she's a one half year old. belgian sh

vicky and i have that'll do it for kron. 4 news at 6. have a good night.firestorm. >> another head turning cabinet pick. >> when i heard matt gaetz

. >> and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight, daniel lurie has been elected the next mayor of san francisco in today. he spoke publicly for the first time since the election was called kron four's. rob nesbitt was at the speech in chinatown. he has the story. a large crowd of supporters gathered here in saint marys square for danielle lawrie speech. his first time speaking as mayor-elect this city >> will rise again for the first time friday. we saw the words mayor elect next to daniel lori's name. the nonprofit executives spoke to supporters in the entire city delivering a message about hope and change. strong values are not enough. they have to be drivers of actions and results. our mandate. our mandate. it's the show how government must deliver on its promises saying public safety riority with plans to build more affordable housing, attract more businesses downtown and tackle the opioid crisis. we are going to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one of our administration. we are going to get tou

vicki young reports now on how the day unfolded. our voice, our choice.y came to westminster to have their say, to make their final pleas to mp5. assistance to live! not to die! powerful voices and personal experiences on both sides of this debate. don't do this. it is the wrong way to go. they are playing roulette with our lives in the future, and they should stop. but for others, it's about choosing the way they'll die. jenny has terminal cancer. changing the law to find a more humane way to die, to allow my children to see me in a peaceful state, would be so much better for them. order! this isn't a government bill. it's been introduced by labour mp kim leadbeater, so mps have no party orders to follow. any one of us or our loved ones could be unfortunate or unlucky enough to receive a terminal diagnosis. and i struggle to see how it is fair orjust to deny anyone the autonomy, dignity and personal choice that we might want to take control of our final weeks. i agree with the honourable gentleman... but many mps worry that some terminally ill patients w

vicky went back to you. all right. >> kathy, thank you. well, they said a bear broke into the rolls royce and take bunch of damage. but the insurance company smelled a rat which led investigators to a bear suit and elaborate scheme. authorities believe the suspects staged these fake videos in 2 other incidents as well as the one we just saw. alright, shelby nelson has more on this very bizarre investigation. it didn't look like a bear. >> to believable or barely believable from afar. the surveillance video shows something or someone rummaging through a car. but if you look closer at might just look like a bear. that's partially correct. it's actually someone wearing a bear costume accused of trying to get a hefty insurance payout. the video is from january of this year on the 700 block of bayshore drive in lake arrowhead. i'm kyra just done because i don't believe somebody could do something like that. there are bear encounters up here for sure. it's not something that's like completely out of the realm of possibility. investigators with c

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. the presidential race may have been called but there are still a few local races where votes are still being counted. let's take a look opponents of oakland, mayor sheng thao and alameda county da pamela price there off to an early lead in their quest. >> to recall these 2 politicians with nearly 49,000 votes already counted the effort to recall the mayor is ahead. 65 to 34%. and with over 200,000 votes counted, the effort to recall da pamela price. that's also ahead. 65% to 35%. but the alameda county registrar of voters is estimating only a 3rd of the ballots cast of actually been counted. >> alameda county registrar voters, as we said that they they still have several more to actually look at as a matter of fact. and if we roll up here, the other two-thirds, which could equal 500,000 ballots county wide. those have yet to be processed as kron four's. dan kerman reports the people behind both recalls are already celebrating. backers of the effort to recall alameda county district at

i'm dan thorn and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight. >> police in san jose have arrested 7 people for promoting sideshows on social media. >> this is part of what police

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but right now back to dan and vicki. all right, thanks, kathy. still ahead, the union square, high street. >> is open. got details for you straight ahead. tis the season to be jolly. the safeway holiday ice rink. >> in union square is officially open for the season. the rink offers classes on the weekends and you can also enjoying our skating session. >> with a group any day of the week, i skate rentals are included in the price. the ice cream runs now through january, 20th of next year. >> we're looking at video from last night's opening ceremony. this is the 17th year of the ice rink. >> happening tomorrow in the mount rose ski resort officially opening for the season. the resort is going to be the first to open in the tahoe region, which is exciting. the resort says this is thanks to early season snow. the resort says for opening weekend their planned lift operation will include the lakeview express and the magic and they are from 9 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon. >> and all parking will be available at the main beautiful, isn't c all th

vicki liviakis kron. 4 >> and playing in fog screens this saturday at 3 o'clock.s, there will be live performances and a q and a with dan lee that set the 4 star theater in san francisco is richmond. all right. let's talk weather as we go. i hope you took your jenna me. that was 75 years with the crowd. right? better instant. folks, yeah, we've got a nice night out around the bay area. hate is going to be cold. >> got that need look at moonrise and up about above the bay area. the last supermoon. >> of this year's. we're going to see the moon rolling up above act has already begun to rise here in the bay area. it's going really show up in all its glory as we head throughout the night tonight, kind of too bad. we've got the leonid meteor showers happening at the same time. but with that big bright moon, just gonna be hard to see. but yeah, only 224,000 miles away, getting very close to the earth. and that's why the tides are going to be running high all weekend long and into early next week, too. so, yeah, out the door yet today we had highs only in the 50's in the

vicki, as we take a peek outside time to turn our attention to the forecasts and chief meteorologistrence karnow. speaking of great characters. i'm thinking about one of those sour dough bread bowl powder and there only san francisco stop. that sounds great. a good time for 2. we've got some stormy weather headed our way. some rain, some gusty winds. lots of snow in the sierra nevada, just about everything. you got to be very, very careful traveling around the state so far. so good. no delays being reported sfo. but this could be a place that you have some issues here in the coming days. so make sure you check your lines before you head there. flood watches. yeah, they've been posted. likely going to see some flood warnings popping up in the next 24 hours or so as we're gonna see some very heavy rainfall, especially concentrated north of the golden gate bridge. santa rosa area. you get north of that, you get toward the healdsburg. you're going to talk about some very heavy rainfall along the coastal range is maybe 10 plus inches in some of those locations right now got some scattered

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm dan thorn. we breaking news tonight. we're continuing to follow incumbent san francisco mayor london breed. >> has conceded the mayor's race to daniel lurie. here's a look at the latest vote count just released today. we have 56% of the vote going to daniel lurie to london breed's 44%, the early returns were showing with ranked choice voting that that daniel lee did continue to have a race and that distance between the 2 candidates just continued to grow and london breed said i'm out for sara stinson joins us now live from city hall in san francisco tonight where the mayor just focus. sarah, what can you tell us? >> you know, mayor london breed a little bit somber, but also in high spirits in regards to the future of san francisco. she says, you know, she dropped out because the the ballot count was just not in her favor. she said they would take a quote miracle for her to win. and so she did not want to keep the voters waiting any longer. and she feels as if she has set the city up for success. and for the mayor, the ne

vicki. thank you, catherine. meantime, a judge has postponed the decision on whether president elect trump's conviction in his hush money case. >> can withstand the supreme court's ruling on presidential immunity. according to court filings, trump's lawyers asked for the delay over the weekend arguing there are strong reasons for the request stay and eventually dismissal of the case in the interests of justice. a jury convicted trump over the summer of falsifying business records related to a hush money payment to adult film. actress stormy daniels back in 2016, trump denies any wrongdoing. the judge says that he's delaying the ruling until next tuesday. the redevelopment of the oakland coliseum site has promised to bring everything from world-class entertainment. 2 new neighborhoods in affordable housing, but half of that deal has yet to close kron four's. dan kerman has the latest now on the sale of that property. >> just want to move this process that next step. we also want to see if there's opportunity to se

but bill vicky that takes it to new york, which will probably be the issue that i see if i concepts in memphis, the pressure on the cost to be on may have been met by from less. so the scene also still on victory that they've from the north side, but as long as like the band was 12, when virginia was named today, he's the only one left to live among his peers, who survived the bombings of veterans to the temple formal nation. good, although the democrats frontier at keep democrats move on, it is on why they do the local connect, most federal with that. so i could do the search was the 50000. that was sort of motion or on y'all's form. if there's anything from show for the on the portal, but it's still concert sample. got it's about pretty so kind of sort of boy check the shipment require or put in a some of the concepts not it also include the costs of that is somebody's port as my last name greg bullet, the status of the office as low as possible since that goes to show more difficult control. and for this i couldn't mostly cool. want to circle dr. well, the bottom of the sort of the

vicki, you were almost like my mom growing up.my parents worked really, really hard so vicki was the one to make sure that i always stayed true to myself. my brother louise, thank you for your leadership and guidance. i think chuck schumer and sherrod brown ou a little bit of an apology. i don't think it will come. and to jose and alex and richie, thank you so much for kicking the crap out of me when i was younger. you made me tough. to all of you, we celebrate tonight not as republicans, we celebrate tonight as americans. and to the people out there in ohio who didn't vote for me, just know that i will always advocate for you, i will always have your back and i will work for the next six years to win you over. because my responsibility is to the entirety of ohio. they will always work tirelessly to make sure that we do everything possible, that i work my tail off to make your lives better. so to ohio, for all the people i've met on the campaign trail, to the thousands and thousands of people who pray for me, pray for bridget and

yes, but it's nice ation vicki as well. i know i need to get the rest of done that done by staying in the, at the zillow slip that, that they've just kicked off the coupon schools. i don't know so. yep. yep. the problem is the browser to see josh and the new bravo originally does not get somebody to do the the boys to the wrong english and the modem. so is this what happens? you know, i don't want to get on the phone since mails, nevada. uh huh. i was talking to the phone. yes. okay. uh huh. they should put in more stuff that you put them into the that got them on it, but at the end. yeah, it was the math. besides each, can i have the soul a shift difficult those? can you give me the, the 30 days that i can spend with them being that's instead of giving you this, you love it, stick to the see that's the, in the in the final stretch of the american presidential campaign, voters are presented with the proposition of who they most fear virtues that going in fact, the was moralizing out showing policy discussions. we're to beli