in wisconsin, robyn vining was the only democrat to accomplish that. h >> the subure changed dramatically. >> reporter: democrat gordon hintz is the assembly minority leader. he hopes to expand on vining's win. >> there are a districts similar to hers-- sometimes even, maybe, perhaps with better numbers-- that i think there's a road map. and i think we have candidates that really, you know, reflect the model and the yle that representative vining has demonstrated as successful. >> reporter: for her part, vining says there's no magic t rmula. >> the formula ttters is that the community rises up and claims the seat. how that happens is going to be different in every com, right? >> i'm running for state assembly in this district. >> reporter: bonnie lee says the district didn't rise up against republicans, and people didn't change their minds. she says the 1h started voting mocratic when democrats moveduk out of mil. >> i certainly see that here in wauwatosa.th itsed to b if you were a city worker, you must live in the city of miaukee.

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. >>> en 46 años me transformé en inmigrante porque vine a estados unidos y entonces conozco muy bien club y así finalmente cuando vine a estados unidos vi por primera vez una radio que tenía un vidrio adelante en vez de una tela y que se veía y se escuchaba, fue mi primer contacto con la televisión, dije es el futuro. >>> desde su primera transmisión el 8 de agosto de 1962 su programa alcanzó niveles nunca antes vistos de transmitirse en su natal chile alcanzar 43 países, don francisco supo ganarse el corazón del público latino, pero esta gloriosa carera no estuvo libre de obstáculos. >>> queríamos hacer una televisión que no estuviera al mismo nivel de la televisión local pedí publicidad, me dijo en inglés (habla en inglés) o sea tus telespectadores me vienen a robar aquí ,entonces yo sentí que había tanto por hacer, hemos sido un gran aporte y por eso que es tan importante esta votación porque a propósito de la votación en el año cuando yo llegué se reconocían 9 millones de hispanos. >>> y hoy a tan solo unos días de las elecciones presidenciales en estados unidos don francisco qui

. >> came right over here and went down the vines. >> reporter: his mother-in-law fiona and her husband built barnett vineyards in the '80s from the ground up. >> it looks so normal and you peek over the edge and see what started moving toward the vine my goodness, it's getting really close. >> reporter: panic set in. pipes started melting, electricity cut. the saving grace, the pool in the backyard. >> we dropped the pumps in there and with 500 feet between myself, joe and johnny, between the three of us we ran it out to the vineyard that was on fire coming up. >> reporter: the barnett's extended family, employees and even a neighbor who lost their home and winery helped save theirs. fiona calls that a blessing. >> it's fortunate we still have a winery and house. we have a lot of people to thank for that. >> reporter: cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >> that glass fire is now 54% contaped which means more people rosa's skyhawk neighborhood are praising firefighters there. >> i am really happy they at least saved as many houses as they could. >> they saved my house. like if you go in my

marty mosby there of vining-sparks. up a little more than 3% in early trading. 19 minutes away, wells fargo. tom: marty had some nice comments on the challenges as well. i've got to go back to the merseyside derby of liverpool. this year it really matters, doesn't it? sir paul mccartney likes both teams. he mentioned that in "gq" a couple of weeks ago. tell us about come out of nowhere, everything gets better -- tell us about, out of nowhere, everton gets better? jonathan: a player out of madrid. tom: so this is like a real game? jonathan: absolutely. plus, there's a really important cultural aspect to this. liverpool has just gone through a locked down. bigger restrictions coming from this government. this saturday morning, they see both sides of that city play each other. the pressure is on for the local broadcasters here in the u.k. to make sure that the people liverpool can watch that game live on tv for free, and i hope they do that because i think that would be a nice gesture. tom: it wouldn't be what you have in

already mosby of vining-sparks -- marty mosby of vining-sparks. president trump is speaking on foxbusiness. he is willing to raise the stimulus offer above $1.8 trillion, but says it is going to be very difficult to do anything with house speaker nancy pelosi. he does see the chance for a stimulus bill with pressure on pelosi. he also reiterates that the u.s. will not be doing anymore lockdowns, and says we are doing down. it might be welcome news for the democrats, but the issue is going to be senate republicans, even bulking at $1 trillion, so there is still a gap to consider on capitol hill. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. president trump and joe biden will be on live television tonight at the same time in competing town halls. this is to be the night of the second debate, but president trump rejected the plan to make it a virtual one. the president will appear on nbc starting at 8:00 new york time. biden will be on abc. senate democrats are all that powerless to keep amy coney barrett off of the su

medicare should wither on the vine. medicare should wither on the vine. so, we have a lot at stake in this nomination and therefore all the more at stake in this election. one of the most things i had the most pause about in the hearings was what she said when she was asked about the climate, the climate crisis. she was asked if it were happening and she said, she was asked about the scientific evidence that climate change is happening. she called it controversial. i am certainly not a scientist. i've read things about climate change. i would not say i have firm views in that. really? the defiance of science, you see it throughout everything we do. the defiance of science and not facing up to the coronavirus, so many months with so many lives that could have been saved. the defiance of science in recognizing the need for the affordable care act to meet the needs of american families. that is what is on the ballot, the affordable care act. the affordable care act and preventative care benefits that are in it, they will b

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the estate suffered some damage but the stone winery, vines and 2020 wines were spared.neighboring hourglass winery, significant damage to their vines but many buildings survived. also, dutch henry winery. devastated by the blaze. in st. helena honeycutt wine suffered significant damage but next door the building survived but the property's vines were severely burned. down the road the main building completely destroyed. >> so sad to see that and wineries are such a key part of the tourism industry in napa and sonoma between the fire damage and pandemic, the true economic impact remains to be seen. >>> just ahead, education week here on abc 7 and coming up, a diary of life and school. what it's been like from the prospeerspective of an 8-year-o plus, racial bias in real estate. this story, i mean, is shocking. a stunning >>> all this week long we're focussing on building a better bay area on the status of education. some school districts are pushing to go back to class and some will stay distanc this is an 8-year-old that kept a school diary, the ups, the downs, it's al

republic by october most of the grapes have already been gathered only a few bunches are still on the vines too must talk about says about 80 percent of all venison saxony do it as a hobby like he does as a boy he worked in his uncle's vineyard and later took it over the work is tiring but the wine is delightful. to us in all these walls are they just ornamental or do they serve a purpose the walls are very important sacks and he's very far north for a wine region and we've got some problems with climate a wall like this soaks up the sun all day and stores heat like an oven and then radiates it back with us this was how are you looked down on by the professional wine growers. as in the poem recessional wine growers are glad to have the hobby vintners working to keep the countryside in shape they would not be able to handle it economically and steep slopes couldn't be maintained without the hobby vendors and if the vineyards fell into ruin the tourists wouldn't come and at the end the commercial wineries wouldn't be able to sell their wines any more. time for a wine tasting. still right i br

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off i don't know i doubt it but i don't know it's a mystery if we were ever to really get a clear on vine edged view of what had actually been going on inside of each bank and going on inside donald trump's accounts at deutsche bank and there would be still quite a few surprises in there. now it would also come as a surprise be a day well come one if u.s. policymakers could finally agree on a much needed fiscal stimulus plan to help the battered u.s. economy deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic unemployment reached record highs over the summer now for many this is not of the 1st economic challenge some itinerant workers for example have long swapped a permanent address to live in mobile homes and travel from job to job our reporter all of us sally went to kentucky to find out more. the recreational vehicle the r.v. a symbol of freedom. homeless wherever you take it and we're overwork may take you. i mean more things can talk you know which is not exactly known as a tourist destination but home to where housing online retailer amazon and that attracts an increasing number of

the start of this process, not the end, so i don't think we will get a map like the one thatjeremy vinegland turns to three different colours that might happen eventually but not straightaway, because negotiations and discussions between local leaders and government take time and are not ready to be signed off yet. president trump has claimed it looks like he's now immune to coronavirus. here's what he told fox news earlier today. it seems like i'm immune. so, i can go way out of a basement, which i would have done anyway, and which i did, because you have to run a country, you have to get out of the basement, and it looks like i'm immune for maybe a long time or maybe a short time, it could be a lifetime, nobody really knows, but i'm immune. so, the president is in very good shape. mr trump's comments come a few hours after his personal physician released a letter saying the president is no longer considered a transmission risk to others. let's speak to susan butler—wu, a microbiologist and associate professor of clinical pathology at the university of southern california. good to spea

. >> vine a apoyar a mi mamÁ para votar a biden. >> en el condado de los Ángeles, donde hay cinco puntosente trump ha sido un buen presidente para todo el mundo. yo gano mÁs dinero ahora que lo que ganaba hace cuatro aÑos. tengo mÁs oportunidad. mi familia vive mejor. >> funcionarios esperan que las urnas estÉn abarrotadas. pero el panorama en los Ángeles es diferente. activistas de preguntan dÓnde estÁ el electorado. >> estoy asombrado de que a diferencia de los estados de texas y nueva york, pero en los angeles dÓnde estÁ la gente? pensaba que todos los centros de recepciÓn de votos iban a estarlotados. a nivel nacional mÁs de cinco dicen millones de personas ambos lado. ya sea en persona o por correo. hasta este sÁbado, segÚn el proyecto de elecciones de estados unidos dirigido por la universidad de florida. no estÁn incluidos los votos que se estÁn haciendo el dÍa de hoy en nueva york y en los Ángeles. se cree que para maÑana la cifra serÁ mayor. >> a partir de maÑana mÁs de millÓn de personas en california podÍan enfrentar la suspensiÓn personal de fluido elÉctrico para evitar posib

. >>> que hayamos venido me siento muy contenta que lo vine a ver, me siento muy contenta. >>> pero muchossto no puede faltar el pan de muerto, no hablaremos del tradicional, de mantequilla, hablaremos un pan que es elaborado el día de los muertos sobre él, de los ddifuntos, es un paradero. >>> son los panes (hablan todos) .>>> permanece con nosotros, regreso contigo. >>> también las calles de tlahuac celebrando y es que catrinas con las figuras, activistas de las mujeres fallece a pesar de las limitaciones en contra de la pandemia para comprobarlo, encontramos esto, visitando un restaurante ahí colocan esqueletos para marcar distancoa social entre comensales, para los clientes que los seres queridos que han partido gracias por acompañarnos, más formación pás - el niÑo le explica a la psicÓloga que Él en su casa tenÍa dos mamÁs. - tÚ eres homofÓbica. - no, yo no soy homofÓbica. - no. pero esto es un poco cÓmico, ¿no? porque Él es un travestÍ muy macho. - estaba yo cocinando y llega mi hija de la escuela y me dice: "mi papÁ me tratÓ de abusar sexualmente de mÍ". - por culpa de ellas dos est

. >> vine a pedirle para que me ayudea su recuperaciÓn y a que me parÉ de la cama.anidad entera. francisco ii se han atribuido miles de milagros. una niÑa que estuvo presente en la exhumaciÓn recibió un milagro de Él y es el mÁs reconocido de la iglesia. recibiÓ un disparo y fue desahuciada por los mÉdicos. >> es un icono, un testimonio de lo que cada venezolano quiere ser. francisco: posando por sombrero extra gÉnero, uno de los pocos en el santoral catÓlico. un mÉdico que seguirÁ jurando desde la fe en sus devotos. tras una espera de dÉcadas, el doctor josÉ gregorio hernÁndez subirÁ a los altares de la iglesia catÓlica para alegrÍa y regocijo de miles de devotos y seguidores. es un acto que se organizarÍa para el primer trimestre del aÑo 2021. patricia: expertos del departamento de agricultura del estado de washington destruyeron un nido de avispones asiÁticos gigantes, conocidos como los avispones asesinos. los cientÍficos habían instalado pequeÑos trans a varios avispones que lo guiaron a un Árbol. una picada de avispÓn equivale certificaciÓn abeja. la nasa conf

la comunidad de colombia hights una de mis pasiones es siempre ha sido servir a la comunidad cuando vine siempre aprendo de ellos. creo que los jóvenes de hoy en día necesitan actividad hacia arriba. me gusta enseñar, hablar y conocer y aprender de los alumnos. recientemente durante la pandemia áá nos reunimos y junto a mis amigos y decidimos comprar comida caliente y repartirlas en diferentes partes de aquí cuando veo la felicidad y la alegría de la gente, que hicimos algo por ellos a veces cuando unoá esto es una cosa muy poderosa y quieres que nosotros como adultos como personas de edad den oportunidad a los jóvenes. la conviertan en okubo sitioá >> (música) la pausa y al regresar habmosla con una joven hispana que superó todos los retos de ser migrante hasta lograr sus metas académicas. >> ( comerciales) extrañamos esos momentos especiales... con nuestra familia, la libertad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos s

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donde llegaron y se encontraron con este grupo de mujeres que apoyan a la jueza coney barrett >>> vinecio >>> quieren derrotar al presidente trump en las urnas y si llega hacer electo joe biden van a presionar por los hechos >>> la sombra de la pandemia el uso de la mascarillas era requerido y este padre viajÓ con sus hijas >>> necesitamos apoyarlas a ella >>> en washington d.c., zulema salazar noticias telemundo. >>> la multinacional (nombre en inglÉs) ya no tendrÁ su lugar en el Área de los angeles y este tribunal las objeciones y residentes tambiÉn el 2015 la fÁbrica de baterÍas fue cerrada para limpiar los vecindarios de plomo, arsÉnico y tÓxico expertos calculan que unas 10 propiedades estÁn potencialmente c contaminadas >>> vamos a francia donde personas fueron arrestados por un profesor decapitado entre ellos un padre donde la hija iba a clases el padre de la menor pidiÓ una movilizacion en su contra por haber mostrado caricaturas del profeta mahoma en el aula de clases >>> una jo vena centroamericana utiliza sus redes sociales para ayudar a los latinos mÁs necesitados de su ciu

that plan is dying on the vine. here's the piece today. they made a list more than 30 celebrities including taylor swift and justin timberlake and billy joel to appear in their campaign ad inspiring hope about coronavirus. but they end up with a singer shulem lemmer. and dennis quaid. the health department taxpayer vehicle to boost confidence in president trumps response to the coronavirus is sputtering. celebrities refused to participate. others point to an ill-prepared video team at a 22 political appointee who repeatedly asserted control despite having no public health expertise. this is according to six people with close knowledge of the campaign and documents related to its onn eoperations. these interviews paint a picture of a chaotic event. if there is any effort that you want to be chaotic when it come to the coronavirus response, let it be the effort to spend a quarter billion dollars of taxpayer's money on a celebrity campaign convincing you that trump is awesome about this. don't worry about covid-19, we are all going to be fine

the stone winery, vines and 2022020 wines were spared.ss winery, significant damage to the wines but many buildings survived. dutch henry winery devastated by the blaze. in saint helena, honeycutt wine suffered significant damage to buildings, but next door the buildings survived but the vines were severely burned. down the road, the main building of chateau boswell winery completely destroyed. >> wineries are a key part of the tourism industry in napa and sonoma. between the fire damage and the pandemic the true economic impact remains to be seen. >>> many parents are wondering is it safe to sing your child back to day care during this pandemic? children in day care programs present little risk of transmitting covid-19 as long as sanitary guidelines are in place. this includes hand washing, small group sizes and staff wearing face coverings. researchers looked at more than 57,000 child care providers nationwide, they say even exposure to child care during the early months of the pandemic was not associated with an elevated risk for covid

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despuÉs de meses desempleada estÁ emocionada de regresar a trabajar >> me sorprende en este lugar vineyudarnos con el au minuto en volumen de paquetes que empieza en noviembre >> al igual que amazon, target, fedex, 7-eleven entre otros... que en su mayorÍa ofrecen trabajo general y dan entrenamiento. >> cocineros empacadores >> pero a pesar de las historias cifras de desempleo estÁ siendo muy difÍcil llenar las va cantos ya que muchos prefieren recibir la ayuda del gobierno. >> se les estÁ pagando 300 dÓlares extra por semana y pues en esa situaciÓn muchas persona estÁn ganando mas en desempleo que si estuvieran trabajando full time. >> es tal la necesidad de algunas compaÑÍas de conseguir empleados que estÁn ofreciendo incentivos para atraer a los trabajadores >> estamos ofreciendo mÁs dinero para que la gente se pueda quedar y les guste el trabajo. >> ella viene con mucha esperanzas porque dice ya no quiere estar en casa >> trabajo sÍ hay, tenemos que buscarlo >> marÍa paula noticias telemundo. >> vamos a una breve pausa, pero regresamos con muchas mÁs noticias aquÍ en vivo en notici

it started shortly after dawn this morning just outside or vine and it is already scorch 7200 acres and that update was an hour or so ago, so it's clearly the number is greater 0% containment. 2 firefighters are intubated right now critically injured today to ground crew young guys, 2630 i think they. say suffered burns across half their body second and 3rd degree burns, so. clearly this fire has already taken a toll on firefighters, they don't know how it started but they know it is spreading fast and we'll bring you the latest as we learn new details on this fire in orange county and a little closer to home thousands here in the bay area remain. >>in the dark without power this evening after pg and e had to shut off the power to avoid wildfires sparking from dangerous winds. the came howling last night those did cause some destruction in parts of the east bay. trees fell on homes and cars and blew into the middle of the street as well all right weather is the story want to check in with our meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the latest on where things stand now. wha