>>jonathan justine yeah that's right. the national weather service extended that red flag into early tomorrow morning. issue that early today because the winds are going to so high especially at our highest peaks in the north bay mountains for now though we are looking at a mostly clear shot downtown san francisco, the source tower camera and yes it's been hazy. it's been smoking throughout much of the bay area we're going to see that over the next couple of days. and yes we are going to see that high fire danger can new, especially into early tomorrow morning because those wind gusts could be anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour. across some of our highest peaks on the north bay mountains humidity levels are going to be really low. it's going to be dry. we're expecting that during the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. when conditions here on the map you can see about 10 miles per hour through parts of san francisco 5 in novato. relatively just breezy throughout now about 3 miles here but again and the higher

that my seven-day around of a forecast a little bit later justine. >>thank you so much and as we anxiously all wait for covid vaccine. there's one thing that's very clear is that we needed but what's unclear is be transported around the country and the world, but airports like miami international and also cargo airlines are already coming up with really detailed plans. brian enten shares them with us. >>airline passenger travel is down because of the pandemic but industry leaders say cargo flights are about to get busier than ever once a covid-19 vaccine is developed as the industry ever had to deal with anything on this scale it will be again a logistic challenge i think that the world has been seen before david goldberg, the ceo of dhl global forwarding says they're scaling up their operations to be ready for the challenge, according to dhl they'll be able to load roughly 125 to 140,000 doses of the coronavirus vaccine on 1, 7, 47 and about 8,000 airplanes will be needed to ship 1 billion doses. 42 covid vaccines are undergoing clinical trials arou

that's where we begin this saturday night here on kron 4 news, i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman thank you for joining us in prime time tonight and tonight, the white house doctor says the president remains fever free. >>and as off supplemental oxygen in this new hospital video that was released this evening, the president says i think i'll be back soon and there are also these new pictures as ride these pictures coming in just in the last 15 minutes into the newsroom. you can see it. showing the president hard at work today. earlier this evening the president's personal doctor updating his progress saying that the president is not yet out of the woods but is cautiously optimistic. >>earlier today white house chief of staff mark meadows telling reporters that the next 48 hours will be critical for the president. today we also learned that the president was first diagnosed with covid-19 thursday night president there at walter reed medical center working while recovering from coronavirus and kron four's washington correspondent jessi turnure has the latest. >>on the treatments, th

thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 8 i'm justine waldman and i'm dan thorn in for jonathan mccall tonight, the red flag warning for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. >>has been extended through tuesday at 05:00pm this map right here from the national weather service showing the areas that are right now under red flag warning you could see that all cities from santa rosa down to santa cruz and gilroy are under a red flag warning tonight, coastal regions, santa cruz mountains and lower valleys are also under a red-flag warning but that runs through 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. >>pg e has already turned off the power to 225,000 customers across the state with 136,000 more expected to lose power at some point tonight and the power is already off in the north bay. the areas marked here in purple that with that triangle that's the places that have already lost power pg e is turning off the power because the wind gusts could knock over a power line and start another devastating fire. once this wind event is over power will be restored in phases. starting

it revolves around their third baseman, justin turner. he was taken out of the game in the 8th inning after he tested positive for covid. however, he returned to the field to celebrate, violating all of major league baseball's protocols and actually vehemently refused to leave the field when security asked him to do so. dodgers president of baseball operations grilled. here is andy friedman's reaction. >> he wanted to come out and take a picture with the trophy, which, you know, can't state strongly enough how big of a role he's played in the success of this organization. i don't think there is anyone that was gonna stop him from going out. i think he was mindful of, you know, other people. >> you were actually shown standing next to justin and neither of you wearing a mask. >> i was definitely wearing a mask. if there are people around him without masks, that's not good optics at all. >> thanks, over. (bleep) >> hi, just kidding. >> yeah, he didn't like that. but all in fairness, you can understand the guy wanted to celebrate with his te

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justin lÓpez fue arrestado en sherman, al sur de california, muy cerca de los Ángeles. serÁ trasladado al condado santa clara. allÍ enfrentarÁ sus cargos. >> este sospechoso era gerente y trabajaba en diferentes locales con personas que tienen problemas de adicciÓn. julio: una mujer adulta reportÓ haber sido abusada sexualmente por este sujeto, justin lÓpez de 32 aÑos, desde entonces han surgido mÁs vÍctimas. >> tenemos documentados cuatro casos, donde este sospechoso asalto a mujeres actualmente. julio: lÓpez trabajaba como gerente en el centro de sobriedad. un centro de san josÉ. centros catalogados como ambiente de vivienda de sobriedad que pueden operar en zonas residenciales, como cualquier casa en su vecindad. >> Él trabajÓ en varios lugares del Área de la bahÍa, por eso compartimos su imagen. si alguien fue vÍctima, que se contactÉ con nosotros. julio: un investigador debe realizar una investigaciÓn comprensiva y hacer una revisiÓn de antecedentes del estado de california por cada empleado del centro de sobriedad. >> en el parlamento de policÍ

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman thank you for joining us. those counter protesters could be seen throwing punches. >>and glass bottles definitely a violent scene out there kron four's dan for live tonight in the newsroom with more on how this all went down. dan. >>well jonathan justine organizers put this rally together to essentially call out twitter in big tech because they say conservative voices are being muted but before it even got underway. the organizer philip anderson was attacked in the rally was subsequently canceled. sfpd had been working to keep protesters and counter-protesters apart. but violence broke out anyway. >>a san francisco rally and protest put on by right wing group team save america is met with opposition members of the group wearing red make america great again hats and carrying pro police flags were overwhelmed by the amount of counter protesters despite police standing by to control the crowds organizer philip anderson was seen being punched in the face and sfpd officer was also pictured being knocked to the grou

justin didn't on his way to becoming formula one world champion in the 1970. his dashing style and confidence on the track had well to merge the sports world and the reigning champion at the time jackie stewart was no exception i would worry about. 100 think you're into a daughter one of my best riders. after a slow start in formula one the young german born race ahead also won the grudging respect of his lotus teammate 2 time world champion graham hill just to use to got a good as a driver. this downshift persona also captured the hearts of adoring fans across europe. on and off the track the young racing driver was acquiring the all raw and style of a hollywood movie star. on september 5th 1970 just a month and got into his car for a training session at the italian g.p. in months. he would not return. because it was on the track side back then in monza as a reporter and as a friend of your husband. is still a true car enthusiast especially old sports cars. so i could follow the career of his fellow austrian from the outset 1st as a newspaper reporter and the

look at tampa's kevin kiermaier, 0-2 against the dodgers, his kid got to see justin turner, the third batter of the game go yard, opening the scoring. and the same 1-0 score the third, and max muncy, the one- time oakland a, two out in to run hit, 3-0. plenty of support for walker buehler, kept them off balance, 10 strikeouts, allowed just one run on three hits, the dodgers won 6-2, and 2-1 series lead, a critical game saturday where tampa will need to respond. >>> checking into a bus no tell, plane the patriot sunday on kpi -- kpix 5. without their starting two safeties. they have enough game possibly to beat cam newton and new england, the patriots are a slight favorite, we will have the fifth quarter show after the scheduled 1:25 pm game. >>> receiver antonio brown, signing with the tampa bay buccaneers, he played last season with tom brady in new england. after a bizarre training camp, he had served an eight-game suspension for conduct but expected to make his debut in a couple of weeks. struck college football, tomorrow, inside spartan stadium, san jose state opens 2020 bay area

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman san mateo county has formed a new covid-19 compliance task force. >>where team will now respond to reports of businesses that are violating state or local coronavirus health orders as kron 4 taylor bisacky reports for us right now the unit plans to begin knocking on doors starting tomorrow. >>for businesses not following health orders in san mateo county. they'll likely receive a visit from the newly formed covid-19 compliance team we've seen that there are people out there. >>businesses who are not compliant. and so we would we're going to go out there again through a team a person team. they're going to go to these businesses. >>before that people want to call 2, 1, 1, they don't have to leave their first name are lasting. they can report these businesses anonymously and people living in san mateo county will also be able to report violations using an online portal on the county's website businesses will receive a notification and warning if there's been a report of noncompliance and their subsequent complaints supervisor david campos says

that's where we begin the sunday night here on kron 4 news at 10 i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman this is a very disturbing scene unfolded right in the middle of a busy lunch hour. >>at the grand central mall at story mclachlan road in san jose. kron four's dan thorn has been following the story for us today. dan i just watched the entire video one that you've got from a witness today, it is disturbing. how are the victims doing tonight. >>well right now it's still unclear the conditions of those victims will be that at least 2 of them are facing life threatening injuries of the 8 people that were hurt in these in this up accident that police just cleared up their investigation scene just a short while ago after on scene for hours going through the wreckage here we've been told that this driver of the suv. seems to have suffered some sort of medical issue before this crash happened and those witnesses telling us tonight that it was just create chaos here. >>a terrifying scene after a truck plows into an outdoor dining area in san jose people are seen scrambling to help vic

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock i'm justine waldman and i'm dan thorn jonathan mccall is off tonight the entire bay area is under a red flag warning because of tonight's wind event and that set to last through tomorrow. >>video of this powerful wind is just now coming into our newsroom. this is from santa rosa. and you can also see how theirs. tarps and what not getting blown around there and this is also at a vacaville, some trees there in a parking lot regions that have already been suffering from just a historic wildfire season. we want to go now to our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez she is tracking the current wind speeds. >>and where the fire danger is the greatest tonight and is the were still to come tonight breeze. uh yes, certainly so just seeing right now we're seeing the worst over the north bay mountains, specifically the valleys as well. >>relative humidity in the single digits and let's take a look at current wind speeds out there right now we are noticing a shift and change in that wind pattern, especially along the coast where we are tr

now a conversation on the transatlantic economy with deputy treasury secretary justin muzinich, including europe's response to the coronavirus pandemic and crypto currencies. from the atlantic council, this is half-an-hour. >> good morning. welcome to the atlantic council economic center. my name is julia friedlander, senior fellow and deputy director [inaudible] economics and i have the pleasure today to welcome my former boss from the department justin muzinich for discussions on the transatlantic economy. he will start with opening remarks and switch over to a moderated conversation with former national security adviser and executivadvisorand executive atlantic council, steve hadley. i would like to extend a few thanks to some of our partners who are here with us today. thank you very much. and now without further ado, i will turn over to you. thank you, julia and to steve hadley for moderating the discussion. congratulations on the opening of the center for geoeconomics. having spent time looking at your goals, the center is an extremely timely and worthwhile undertaking. more broadly

justin turner removed from the game in the 8th because of a positive coronavirus. reportedly tested positive twice but decided to return to be with his teammates for the celebration. here is what cory said right after the game. >> if i could switch places with him right now i would. that man more than anyone deserves to take a picture with that trophy and celebrate with us, have his family around and enjoy this moment and that was taken away from him and that's not right. that doesn't sit well with me. >> now the question is, what did the dodgers know and when did they know it regarding justin turner? this story will evolve today. we will have the latest on the 6:00 news. have a great day. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> seeking refuge or trespassing? in this morning's project home the new lawsuit forcing some artists on the street. >> and what they are doing to fight it. . >> and when you are in redwood city or several other counties we have good news when it comes to eating inside, working out, all of that. i have the story just ahead. >> let

justin didn't on his way to becoming formula one world champion in the 1970. his dashing style and confidence on the track have wowed the motor sports world and the reigning champion at the time jackie stewart was no exception though i would worry about. what i'm really thinking through and also one of my best right. up to a slow start in formula one the young german born race ahead also won the grudging respect of his lotus teammate 2 time world champion graham hill. just to give you gotta go to the guard. down to persona also captured the hearts of adoring fans across europe. on and off the track the young racing driver was acquiring the all right style of a hollywood movie star. on september 5th 970 just the muslims got into his car for a training session at the italian g.p. in months. he would not return. because it was on the trackside back then in monza as a reporter and as a friend of your husband's. is still a true car enthusiast especially old sports cars. so i could follow the career of his fellow austrian from the outset 1st as a newspaper reporter

justin turner grew up just 30 minutes from here. he dreamed of playing for his hometown dodgers and he'll have the pictures and the memories of that celebration he waited his whole life for forever, but now the question is, at what cost? >> there it is. >> reporter: the dodgers returning home to los angeles world series champions. but one player wasn't on board. third baseman justin turner now under investigation by major league baseball for risking the safety of others. turner was removed from the title-clinching game before the eighth inning after his covid-19 test came back positive. the commissioner's office says he violated coronavirus protocols when he then returned to the field for the team celebration. >> he wanted to come out and take a picture with the trophy which, you know, can't state strongly enough how big of a role he's played in the success of this organization. i don't think there was anyone that was going to stop him. >> reporter: in a statement the league saying, while a desire to celebrate is understandable, tur

i'm justine waldman kron 4 news just say thank you an interest in the november, 3rd general election is in record territory and a lot of places including santa clara county, a million people there are now registered to vote on november, 3rd kron four's rob fladeboe has the story live from the registrar of voters office in downtown san jose prom. >>well that's right ken with a couple of weeks to go before the deadline the number of registered voters here could go higher still, but it's already 16% higher. then it was the last time we voted for president. here's more. >>and in my 25 years of working at the register voters. i have never had a line outside the door at 08:00am when we open at a news conference registrar of voters shannon bush and wednesday haley news of a record 1 million registered voters for the upcoming november, 3rd election is a milestone moment for santa clara county of course you know we watch our voter rolls fluctuate up and down. but it was really exciting when we saw that the million mark was on the horizon and we realized that we were actually going to be able

raising its price target on facebook as well as the others saying the ad market is remaining strong justin patterson joins god to have you. it is interesting to look at the snap chat report which triggered a rouge run-up your take away was to spin that around and say it also shows that for the likes of facebook it should be a really strong quarter, right >> exactly one of the key things we have seen really around covid is that advertising is the second derivative to e-commerce growth. after having a low during the q 2 period companies needed new ways to engage with consumers. you have seen the dollars flowing from offline channels to on linible chas, facebook, pinterest, snap, all beneficiaries from that trend. >> what are you expecting from their earnings this week to the extent it tells us anything what does s.a.p.'s huge miss and the retax tell you about what is going on in the world of software today? >> i will take those hand in hand first on expectation this is week i would generally beats across the board to the top line slight upside for facebook, alphabet, twitter, and pinterest.

justin bieber has a new line of shoes. >> but it's not terrible for the company or him. >> what do we think? is it real or cake? it's cake. this one is cake but the partnership is real. i have been wearing crocs since the beginning of time. >> he teased it posting a photograph of crocs floating in a pool. croc stock jumped 13%. it was good for the company. they feature eight charms, you plug into the holes. and at $60 each. they sold out with in hours. obviously, i mean. >> they are so ugly. >> they are. they are comfortable. >> i guess. >> i have to say. i may have a pair. >> do you have a pair? >> not those ones. i may have a pair. i may. >> for christmas i will get you the cheesy little charms to put in them. >> the justin bieber buttons. >> four minutes before six and a different kind of wedding party going through the streets of california. . >> one hour into a red flag warning. i can tell you who will loose power and why o-cedar? because when i get home, we like to play crocodile on the floor. promist max's pad removes over 99% of bacteria, with just water. better cleaning with

live right now in the newsroom justine waldman kron 4 news. thank you justine and meantime president trump is returning to the campaign trail after planning to gather another large crowd outside the white house this weekend. >>according to white house officials tomorrow the president will hold his first in person event since testing positive for the coronavirus last thursday. this comes despite the ongoing white house covid outbreak. the nation's top infectious disease doctor says tomorrow's event is ok, according to cdc guidelines. >>it generally is 10 days from the onset of your symptoms. so apparently he started getting symptoms. on thursday last thursday, not yesterday. so that would mean that 10 days from them would be saturday he would be within the recommended time frame of the cdc. >>of allowing you to get back into circulation. 10 days from the onset of symptoms. >>doctor anthony fauci of the white house did announce a rally also president trump in sanford florida that is scheduled for monday. >>the commission on presidential debates

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afterwards we learned justin turner tested positive for coronavirus. longtime broadcaster vin scully celebrated with a prerecorded message urging fans to celebrate responsibly at home. >> today's weather hurricane zeta makes landfall this evening with a storm surge up to eight feet. the rockies recover from record cold. rain for the ohio valley. morning showers in the northeast. >>> finally the 10-year-old from illinois hailed a hero. >> she jumped into action when her mom suffered a medical emergency. will ganss has the story. >> reporter: sienna livingston always wanted a puppy and it's hard for her mom to say no, especially after the 10-year-old saved her life back in april. >> i started working out and i felt this wave through my body and looked back, that was odd, i thought. then i turned to take a step and fell. >> i thought she just fell and it was normal but then she couldn't get up and she was mumbling so i was getting kind of confused and scared. >> reporter: sienna quickly grabbed the brand-new cell phone she received and calmly called 911.

hello, justin, thank you. and thank you all for being with us on dateline. whether or not you accept that changes to the climate have been driven by the industry of man or not, you can't be indifferent to the consequences. if crop yields become less predictable, everybody‘s food gets more expensive. if the temperature range grows but the change in heat and cold is more erratic than it once was, everyone's life is affected. yes, if the arctic ice melts it could open up new, faster sea routes, an opportunity for trade, but as ice turns to water so sea levels and coastal communities may have to move or disappear.

justin i have been truly awestruck by your generosity. i have spent a good amount of time in the senate with meetings individual senators and the hearings before the senate judiciary committee. the confirmation process has made ever clear to me one of the fundamental differences between the federal judiciary and the united states senate. perhaps the most acute is the role of policy preferences. it is the job of a senator to pursue her policy fences. in fact, it would be a dereliction of duty for her to put policy goals aside. by contrast, it is the job of the judge to resist policy preferences. it would be a dereliction of duty for her to given to them. federal judges don't stand for election. they have no basis for claiming their purposes reflect those of the people. the separation of duty from political preference is what makes the judiciary distinct among the three branches of government. the judge declares independence not only from congress and the president, but also the private beliefs that might otherwise move your. the judicial o

justin haskins may or may not believe that. he is a research fellow at the harvard institute, on the show the other day but for mysterious we didn't tell mike reasons his down. we are happy to have them back. justin, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: a hundred thousand mismarked ballots but we shouldn't worry at all. shut up, conspiracy monger. >> i mean, this is the tip of the iceberg. 100,000 ballots, we are just supposed to ignore that there were 100,000 faulty ballots in the worst part of this was that there were widespread reports in brooklyn, the borough of brooklyn that people were receiving the ballots with thein return envelope having the wrong name printed onre it. under new york law, if you have the wrong name printed on -- if the name on the absentee ballot, the signature, doesn't line up with the name on the returnp envelope, then they can throw the ballot out, so it is entirely possible that there are people who have already voted incorrectly and that there ballots could potentially be thr

the latest is always on our website kron 4 dot com live in the newsroom i'm justine waldman kron 4 news thank you justine nonetheless power restoration is ahead of schedule after changes in some of the weather patterns. >>while the power remain to offer some customers in the east bay today pg e says. >>they should have the lights back on at some point tonight and that goes for people living in montclair in the open hills kron four's taylor sackey talk to people who are there she joins us now live with more taylor. >>ken pam i actually watched the lights go on here in montclair village about an hour ago. unfortunately we don't i think that's the same case scenario over in the hills right now, but you can see here it's a ghost town and this is exactly what it was like earlier today because all these businesses were closed with the exception of the larger grocery stores now and left many people in search of wi fi driving around maybe stopping at family's house to get hooked up to the internet and get some power and as we know with covid many parents are working from home while their kids a

>> it's definitely a tough situation, jim and poppy, and you have to feel for justin turner. he's two innings away from winning a lifelong dream and someone comes up and say hey, you tested positive for coronavirus, you got to leave. i can't imagine what that's like for him. but major league baseball getting this world series in just the nick of time. they did not have a positive all season long and one of the dodgers' stars ends up testing positive right in the middle of their clinching game. justin turner had to leave the gate in the middle of the eighth inning after learning he tested positive in the latest round of testing. so they got the results of monday's test in the second inning and those came back inconclusive. samples from tuesday arrived and were run. sources told he espn they 0 showed up positive. the dodgers were leading 3-1 when turner left the game in the eighth. striking how dom nez to get the final out to clinch the world series title for l.a. corey seager named mvp. dodger champs for the first time since 1988. digger saying it's tough for the team not to h

i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. thank you have seen and turning now to the glass fire tonight, the blaze has burned more than 67,000 acres in napa. >>and sonoma counties containment is at 70% and we're learning that crews expect to fully contain that fire. in about 2 weeks the glass fire has destroyed more than 600 homes and still threatens more than 3,000 structures. >>to my favorite people in the world. the seniors, i'm a senior i know you don't know that nobody knows that. maybe you don't have to tell him, but i'm a senior. we are making tremendous progress with this horrible. disease but we have. medicines right now and i call him a cure i went into the hospital week ago, i was very sick. i took this medicine and it was incredible. >>president trump chairing another video on twitter today this time praising how his administration has taken care of seniors like him during the pandemic the president went on to take shots at joe biden and china. meanwhile, his physician released an update tonight that stated the pr

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman it is going to be dry. there's very low humidity and those winds are going to be whipping on sunday that adds

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waltman that fire weather watch goes into effect tomorrow night and it could lead to wildfires. >>it's going to be windy and it's going to be hot and so far pg and e has not issued any warnings about turning off the power. but tonight there's a new revealing report that has just come out. and it's detailing why the utility was not ready for last year's power shut-offs. >>we'll have those details and more coming up in just a few moments, but first we want to bring in meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with more on the fire weather watch. and the impact it will have later on this week risa either jonathan and just seeing and it will primarily impact our north bay mountains specifically those of you in napa county. >>could see gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour less starting monday night for wednesday morning dropping relative humidity into the teens as low as 12% at times the same for the northeastern mountains were those of you in sonoma county so. >>we are tracking this fire weather watch because it does go into effect tomorrow night we're getting a litt

so you are in, as i am in, for a real treat, justin driver. [applause] >> hey, so i've been introduced by a lot of people over the years, but i have to confess it is an odd sensation to be introduced by a supreme court justice. perhaps one of the few things more still is being in the audience -- odd still is being in the audience when he introduces a law professor. it must feel like a really fancy restaurant where the main course arrives before the appetizer. it's a sort of proper standard of affairs has been woefully inverted. it was justice elena kagan or -- doing the intro tonight makes it all the more thrilling for me. not only did i have her as a professor, i was also a third-year law student at harvard when she became the dean. and she transformed that institution. eyesight happen almost overnight. there was free coffee for students. [laughter] >> there was an ice skating rink. students were smiling. these were all new things at harvard law school. [laughter] >> and she did this not only in a wholesale way, but also in a retail fashion.

justin and his wife stayed. but, you know, i'm not concerned for tony. i think it's great that justin is able to celebrate with his teammates. they all worked so hard to get to this moment. >> sure. well, scott, we really appreciate your time. thanks so much for joining us. it's going to be a great off season for sure, and just from all of us and all of our viewers, as a firefighter, i know what you guys have been through the past few months. thank you for everything you do to keep us safe. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> all right. scott goslgosland, thanks again >> the generosity for the golden state warriors knows no bounds. it will donate more than $1.8 million in grants for the 2020-2021 season. that's a record high for the team. the money will benefit 53 bay area profits with the oakland and san francisco unified school districts. >>> all right. we'll shift gears now to the weather forecast. the weekend just a day away. meteorologist sandhya patel joins us with more. sandhya? >> who is counting? kristen and larry, it will be gorgeous weather. it's

>>johnson and justine people like you very happy about this situation. firefighters have been getting some help with low winds in terms keeping this fire from threatening the city and also tearing through this downtown area here residents, happy that that was not the case however, the fire continues to burn in the hills to the east of the city. >>it rose of cars making their way through downtown calistoga people are returning home after waiting through days of threats from the glass fire, i'm happy to bring in tears time so at the art out is still here and i think all the firefighters and first responders for saving our town once again. sandra katie has been away from her home for almost a week. she wasn't alone in expressing her gratitude to the first responders lot of resources get sick fire did an amazing job, our own folks at maison job. fire crews were making some progress sunday as skies were clear. helicopters and planes making water drops in the hills east of calistoga less than a mile from downtown burned businesses and homes line the silverado

kron four's justine waltman in our newsroom tracking the latest information right now justine you can find all of the maps on our website kron 4 dot com. but let's zoom in now so you can see. >>what's being put out by pg e right now here are the current outages here is the north bay and i'll zoom in a little bit so you can see that. >>in calistoga right now there is a kurd p s p s happening at this moment, same as we move down a little bit just to the west of saint people are in the dark right now, and that also goes for people in sonoma and just west of napa these are where the current power outages or and this is been updated. throughout the day today power will continue to go off. till about 8 o'clock tonight. but as we zoom down just a little bit you can see there are no current p s p s outages and any other part of the bay area but we'll go to the future p s p s outages and that's when things really start to change. they stretch all the way from san mateo county into santa cruz county. even just east of milpitas and in the east bay as well there's a big section here just to the e

justin rowlatt, bbc news, london. time for a look at the weather here's stav da naos. . thanks, very much. it was chilly last week but we had some dry weather. there as been a bit of dry weather. there as been a bit of dry weather round today for england and wales, hazy sunshine but it wasn't dry everywhere. scotland and northern ireland has been wet, we have the risk of local flooding in plails. this week remains unsettled because we have an active jet stream, wetter windier, but what you will notice is it will be milder as we head on into tuesday and wednesday. the pressure charts indicate lots of weather fronts to the front. the wind will be picking up. but

justin schecker has his story. >>whatever was radio show host christopher denson is in the tampa keeping it real and around studio with this covid-19 survivor paying for people is sick like that i wouldn't that on dance and says he also had pneumonia in both lungs back in july when he checked into tampa general hospital the symptoms is what the coming down just this one. >>down down down down to where my breathing wasn't a 46 with will be a 100. >>denson says he felt he had no choice but to try the regeneron antibody cocktail when doctors approached him about enrolling in the clinical trial. i was already feeling on my way out. >>so really nothing could you know you can't you can't dock twice. the positive effect on his recovery. he says were almost immediate before the bag even was empty. i was out to be. so i couldn't do for 3 days. before president trump tried the promising experimental treatment. doctor kami kim says tampa general had trouble signing up covid-19 patients for the trial this week we've got no pro

. >> before we do that, justin, and i apologize for the interruption. but i have just been notified that commissioner foley needs to be recused from this matter. commissioner foley, did you want to explain why. >> commissioner foley: i own land -- [inaudible] -- i own 850 bryant, which is across the street. the electric building. >> jonas: commissioners, do i hear a motion? >> i make a motion to recuse commissioner foley from the item. >> second. >> jonas: on that motion then, to recuse commissioner foley, commissioner foley? >> commissioner foley: yes. >> commissioner black: yes. >> commissioner johns: yes. >> commissioner so: yes. >> commissioner matsuda: yes. >> president hyland: yes. >> jonas: commissioner foley, you are hereby recused and don't forget to fill out the form. would the member of the sfmta like to make their presentation? >> yes, please. >> is five minutes enough time? >> plenty. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm the campus planning manager at the sfmta. and also the project manager for the project. jointly with my colleague. thank

ok just of a bit of a connection issue there with justin connection can we pick up scott on what you said earlier the perhaps ramifications of what could happen if there is a trump when do you think that social media giants silicon valley is going to be put in the spotlight in a situation that perhaps haven't been in a 2nd term for the trump administration could do that and hold them more to account . well actually you know it's not just a political account i mean you know congress has the ability specially pressured by the president to tighten the screws on these on these tech companies. but i think that the greatest risk is me and other americans like me you know how insulting it is to have twitter tell me that i'm incapable of discerning fact from fiction that i'm incapable of make you know my own mind about what i believe and what seems true it seems false i mean the absolute hubris arrogant bs of these companies to believe that they are my guardian are my keeper they're not i'm going to american voter i vote the way i see fit it won't based on the information that i gather that

thank you so much, justin. in addition to the litigation, we need to work with our state legislatures to change these laws and repeal these practices. it's 2020, we need to eliminate these sort of poll taxes, arguably, as they are. another question here, is there one clearinghouse nationally that holds all voting rights litigation? what is the best way to compile data on voting rights claims since there are now many state causes of action? instead of just using pacer to find federal causes of action. any thoughts on that? >> i've got a couple quick thoughts, then i'll leave it to others who may know other resources. i dropped the link in the chat. i'm trying to track all of the covid-19 related election litigation this year. that's a mammoth set. that's, by no means, all litigation, including, for example, jennifer's case about disenfranchisement. reenfranchising people after convictions. that isn't on my list, but incredible important. michigan has a great civil rights clearinghouse that tries to track voting

justin, i want to thank you for having me and edwin, thank you for picking me, sort of. still working that out. and thank you joe for asking me to be your partner. and also my wife are standing by -- also my wife are standing by me. [applause] >> how did you -- [indiscernible] sabin: if you have too many things going on, it becomes confusing for the viewer. i needed to come up with something that really -- you cannot handle everything. there are so many different elements. yes, you can put the enemy in, but then the story becomes more complicated. >> [inaudible] sabin: it was pretty quick in the beginning. >> it is a question. sabin: yeah. i wanted to make something easily understood by all. and then you have many lawyers, too -- layers, too. i thought putting the enemy and would cause confusion. >> any other questions? thank you very much. might be a silly question, but where does all the money come from? sabin: by the end of the project, federal funds found their way to the memorial -- roughly speaking, i would state two thirds private, one third public. private funds

>>justine and and back to you. >>thank you so much for brees and we will go now to the east bay where people are on high alert tonight because the winds and the red flag warnings. >>those advisories are happening throughout the night kron four's gayle ong joining us live from berkeley tonight with more on what's happening. gayle. >>indiana just at a higher elevation when i last saw you at 8 o'clock we're about 700 feet high and you can see much of the east bay still has their power you see all those lights right behind me so it is a wait and see situation. berkeley residents are bracing for yet another power shut dunn. >>prepared to lose power last year pga need to shut off power a couple times. fortunately my neighborhood, my particular the neighborhood did not get affected. but the campus and a lot of a lot of my friends in the area to get affected. bob's though is one of roughly 16,000 pg e customers in alameda county who may lose power. he knows the risks living near the berkeley hills, he remembers a brush fir

justin's painting is just paintbrush again. justin's painting isjust one paintbrush again. justin's painting is just one of more than 100 artworks now going up for auction. there are paintings, cartoons and this, etched in a 100 year old door. irana is ten. i was inspired by what captain tom moore was doing for the nhs so i thought it would be nice to make a card from scratch. —— arrana. arrana's work is now on display here at soldiers in london. of course one person had as —— one person hasn't had a chance to see the exhibition, captain tom. would you like to have a little tour of the gallery? would you like to have a tour of the gallery? yes, please. yes, please. and so i took him ona yes, please. and so i took him on a little virtual tour. oh, they're all amazing, look. on a little virtual tour. oh, they're all amazing, looklj love this one. it's made out of coffee, isn't it? that's copy. i have to be really honest, i nearly kept it and wanted to put the money in the foundation myself but i had to let it go. absolutely amazing. the auction will help raise a littl

justin didn't on his way to becoming formula one champion in 917. his dashing.

off to beating justin gacy on saturday the 32 year old russian city had the memory of his father coach and mentor. who died in july following complications arising from coach at 19 it promised his mother he would stop fighting following the death and finish his career with a record of 29 wins and 0 losses famously beattie khana mcgregor. now does something for my neck of the woods every so often we hear of a shock attack happening just today a 59 year old man was left in a critical condition after an attack in the state of queensland but far more common than close encounters with shocks we're going to leave you now with some pretty incredible drawing for change of one such encounter from sydney's famous beach in shows people having a morning dip swimming through a school of sand and what they don't realise is that they're sharing the water with 2 shocks feeding on the fish luckily though they were grey no shocks which really attack humans see next. beethoven is for me. being told is for a new. beethoven as for. retold it is for.

by now justin since passion for cons had grown beyond the racetrack. and 960 fine he set up his very own though to show. his popularity drink plenty of big names then ted also seen the financial potential involved both from a lot of people ask why i compete in races if i do it with 3 reasons as holby has a hockey support and the business as whole before me it began as a hobby and supporting terms it means a serious physical challenge to be here and thank god you can also earn money with it you know. the 1st race in the door it's lunch roll fare and formula 2 has been overshadowed by a tragic accident i ask you all now pleased to stand. james clark the 2 time world champion and winner of 25 all 3 has started. he's been mia thomas for years and i often felt like a war reporter and every 2nd or 3rd race there was a fatality hudson into t.v. one frankly keeping. him from detailing racing is dangerous that's obvious and because it's dangerous we're all afraid naturally and there are different levels of jihad in from the fear that can paralyze you or fear th

justin rowlatt, bbc news, london.

justin rowlatt, bbc news. the older brother of the manchester arena bomber has refused to say why he won't co—operate with the public inquiry into the attack. 22 people were killed in may 2017 when salman abedi detonated a suicide bomb at the concert venue. his older brother ismail is still living in manchester. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz has this report. ismail abedi was once happy to be seen on social media toting a gun in libya, but since his younger brother detonated a suicide bomb at manchester arena he's been keeping a lower profile. ismail, bbc news, can i ask you a few questions please? that is until we tracked him down in the city, not far from the public inquiry which he is refusing to co—operate with. ismail abedi, the brother of the killers, has been required by the inquiry legal team to answer a series of questions relating to what might in general terms be described as the issue of radicalisation. to date, he has declined to answer those questions on the basis that he ma