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you said gina anyone who's been injured in an accident that was not your fault, you don't have an attorney. >>give us a call right now and we'll let you know how much money you can get for your accident. thanks >>news stations. the pg and e customers remain in the dark tonight as the utility continues to shut off power across the bay area. this comes as red flag warnings for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills continues until 5 o'clock tomorrow good
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evening, everybody i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne tonight, so let's get straight to it. >>here's where power shut-offs stand right now this is a pg and e map for right now. >>and we have team coverage tonight we will begin with our lawrence karnow in the weather center with the latest on the wind event which is really the main concern when it comes to the fire danger tonight. lawrence yeah, i certainly we've seen some tremendous winds. >>well, the strongest wind events of the season so far in fact you're seeing latest image here we've got high pressure out there in the pacific we've got a low pressure just to our east and really the difference between these 2 which is causing all the gusty winds not only here but around the state southern california. they've got the santa ana blowing too. they've got an active fire there causing some extremely dangerous conditions right now that ridge building in over the upset in northwest, great basin that low kick into these once these begin to spread apart. the winds will start to calm down but until then it is going to stay very blustery in fact expecting the winds to
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really continue to whip and or they certainly did overnight last night as we had a gust of 89 miles per hour the mount their mount saint helena healdsburg in the mountain top there 83 miles per hour. >>68 miles per hour when the blackhawk that's near diablo hawkeye in the north bay 61 mile an hour wind, pittsburgh, 57 miles per hour gust. and oakland right of the hilltops there a 51 mile an hour gusts is certainly some dangerous fire conditions around the bay area. and it continues tonight, although not as widespread we've got red flag warnings out there but looks like they're going to be mainly confined to the upper mountain tops above a 1000 feet red flood warnings in the east bay hills the oakland hills get over the diablo range expecting some gusty winds there and we're starting to see some of those gusts over 40 miles an hour across some of the higher peaks solano county also extremely dry conditions looking at the possibility of more gusty winds there as well 25 to 40 miles an hour. and in the north bay above a 1000 feet
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with those winds howling last night they started to calm down the afternoon a little bit today but now they're starting to ramp up again i just saw augusta mount saint lena of 45 miles per hour. so we're not done with fire danger just yet that will continue looks like gusting winds these will intensify overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning by the afternoon finally looks like they will begin to thank you want good news. >>parts of contra costa county remain without power tonight because of the dangerous winds and the threat of fire in sections, a lafayette businesses and residents have had to make do without power some since sunday and now they are going to have to wait even longer for the power to come back on force and thought is live in lafayette tonight, he joins us with more on the situation there dan. >>we'll pan is definitely frustrating for people to have to lose their power but for some it's more than just an inconvenience for businesses. the shut offs are costly and it's already been a year where
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they've been hammered because of the pandemic but for now it's pretty much just buckle down until this high wind event is over. >>the love by gration of generators can be heard in spots throughout lafayette. the juice is needed to help power up some of what's been shut off by pg any intentional outage causing headaches and confusion for residents i miss my hot coffee in the morning. i had holy. >>hot hot water out that half i'm not sure that we needed to lose our power not all that several businesses along stretches of mount diablo boulevard were forced to close signs in the windows turning customers away. >>so you be stocked up on ice to help chilton food and her gourmet burrito shop while suspects without refrigeration bill lose up to 70% of their supply. >>i was just becoming a headache for me to deal with this that happened last year we didn't have power liking almost 4 days. >>next door panache cafe it's
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the same story and hear if the law that blocked traffic also having to make adjustments as street lights at some intersections were out a few gas pumps were also not working those who didn't want to sit at home in the dark visited community resource centers. it's a good place to get a charge on your phone computer or tablet but not having power at home is a problem in a time of remote learning it's been a raft i think the worst thing is they teach music lessons from home on scene so had to cancel students some are trying to look at the bright side of being disconnected at least we get a little time to lay back in raid and the outside some kind of just embrace that. >>side of things. kind of like of course. >>a vacation and not the ideal. i want to spending my time. >>the lafayette police department will be having a charging station out in front of their police station from 9 o'clock until 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. the power
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is expected to be restored by pg and e at some point tomorrow, no specific time for restoration has been set because there still needs to be checks on those power lines reporting live in lafayette dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you dan well also in the east bay, the oakland zoo was closed today and could remain closed tomorrow zoo officials say that's because of the pga in a planned public safety power shutoff anybody who purchased tickets for the annual boo at the zoo, halloween event taking place over several days at the park can use their existing tickets on wednesday or on thursday between 10:00am and 04:00pm. >>backup generators are in place at the 2 to supply power for any animal related habitats or facilities which might need it. >>well in the north bay pg and e customers still without power in many cases our team coverage continues tonight with kron four's terisa stasio sonoma county. >>the wind gusts and the
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sustained winds certainly a concern and the wind is starting to pick up at this hour here in sonoma county and this extra burden. the temperatures are starting to drop and there are still a lot of people without power. >>as the sun went down the winds started picking up it could be another long night for residents here in the north bay who already faced the last 24 hours in the dark we lost power yesterday >>5 o'clock 05:00pm. >>and has been out since and he says that this latest round of public safety power shutoff operation by pg needs certainly comes with some challenges super hard because my wife, sandy calm. >>i when i when i knew it would be johnny did warn us ahead of time so that's good. so i went out and bought thing to try to power or way for internet. so she has something to do all day. and she doesn't walk so. around or didn't work as comcast lost power to so she's like home which is
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reading books all day long with >>so anyway by you know, we're we're trying to get through doing the best we can my father he lives off of cherry ridge road and they've been without power have no idea when they're going to be with power they've given them, no estimate of forced oral time. >>he's got a generator and he doesn't know how long that propane and that generators going to last him. >>scott picking up some supplies of mike's fruit stand and fulton says that he's constantly checking in with this father who lives near grayton in sonoma county generator. they it's just new installed, so they're unable to keep it pretty much the whole house going they don't have heater and air conditioning. for greater and freezer that keep going and the essentials water heater in time. >>one that he is an issue supposed to get awfully cold tonight. yes, so we're going to see how well it goes and maybe we can turn off the freezer and turn on the heater will seek pg and e says that they're working on getting power restored to some areas up here in the far north part of the county because we haven't started the patrols yet we have on a clear yet
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you're some kind of don't know exactly what kind of damage we will start tabulating all of that of course and sending crews out there to make the repairs and remove any trees or make any wind damage repairs there is some good news that pg spokesperson says that power has been restored in guerneville but they're going to have to go out and inspect the lines and that's going to take. >>some time. so that is just adding to some of the hardship that people are experiencing up here. here in sonoma county theresa kron 4 news. >>well highway 12 back open and says city tonight this after a brushfire close the road in both directions. it broke out just before 2 this afternoon along highway 12, just south of travis air force base burning about 300 acres in less than 3 hours at one point the fire jumped highway 12 air force members from the base they did help respond to the fire. sharing these photos. crews did eventually put out the fire nobody was
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injured. >>a santa clara county residents affected by recent wildfires can pre-register for disaster calfresh starting today disaster calfresh provides food benefits in the form of an electronic benefit transfer or ebt card and that could be used to grocery stores and other qualifying locations, individuals or families who lived or worked in santa clara county between august the 14th and september the 12th may be also eligible for food benefits if money from work was lost because of the wildfire or related power outages and make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app and our streaming news service kronon for the very latest weather developments in your neighborhood and for all the updates from pg and e on restoring power you can find both the apps in your app store tonight and both are free. now to our coronavirus coverage. we have been tracking cases across california and the bay area.
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>>the country is saying a surge. the state has recorded more than 900,000 cases more than 17,000 deaths across the bay area there are now more than 111,000 reported cases more than 1700 deaths. the school and health officials they've been trying to find out if a big private party help to spread the virus in gilroy as kron four's rob fladeboe reports hundreds of students and their families may have been exposed and they are being urged to get tested. >>students at north christopher high school here on senator risa boulevard and gilroy high school on 10th street are impacted. and it's not clear exactly how many people may have been exposed to the coronavirus but school officials in conjunction with the county health department are encouraging all students between the ages of 1418 get tested. district confirms that at least one person attending a private party has tested positive. there are approximately 200 people at
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the party at a private residence back on october 16th, 64 people were tested on saturday at a special test center set up to screen those who attended the party, many of those in attendance at the party participate in sports. the district says all sports conditioning has been suspended going forward the potential exposures are especially concerning since infection and positivity rates are trending higher in gilroy than elsewhere in the county says the health department with many so mean this is definitely troublesome in relation to that. >>our mission our goal is to limit the transmission of covid-19. >>especially in areas so that seeing a disproportionate impact again the positivity rate higher here in gilroy than elsewhere in the county a city of roughly 55,000 people and so far had some 1700 cases in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>there is some relief coming for entertainment and news in san francisco much needed
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relief today. the city announced it's waiving fees and taxes for those businesses. the city is waiving regulatory license fees and registration fees for 2 years. also a payroll expense taxes for 2020. the city says all of this is equivalent to 2.5 million dollars in financial support. >>i am grateful for the confidence you have expressed in me and i pledge to you and to the american people that i will discharge my duties to the very best of my ability. >>amy coney barrett was confirmed to the u.s. supreme court tonight by a deeply divided senate president trump's choice to fill the vacancy of the late liberal icon ruth bader ginsberg, potentially opens a whole new era of rulings on things like abortion, the affordable care act, even the president's own election kelli meyer has the full recap of today's confirmation from capitol
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hill. >>the senate voted to confirm judge barrett here on capitol hill and within the hour. she was at the white house for the official swearing in >>call her justice amy coney barrett is confirmed. after weeks of rancorous debate. the senate confirm barrett to fill the supreme court seat held by justice ruth bader ginsburg until her death last month star nominee in every single respect. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell led the senate through the confirmation process with just days to go until the election democratic leader chuck schumer tried to block then stall the confirmation but in the end democrats didn't have the votes and the republican majority did monday. october 26, 2020. it will go down. as one of the darkest days in the
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231 year history but republican lindsey graham of south carolina chairman of the senate judiciary committee says this day is simply historic she's going on to the court. because that's where she deserves to be. shortly after the vote justice barrett took the oath of office from justice clarence thomas in an outdoor white house ceremony i know you will make us all very. >>very proud. i love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes and i will devote myself to preserving it. >>chief justice john roberts will administer the judicial oath in a private ceremony at the supreme court on tuesday. reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>senator kamala harris who was a member of the senate judiciary committee released a statement on her vote against the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett today she wrote quote the american people see this confirmation for what it is an illegitimate move that
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will set our country back 4 generations access to health care is now in jeopardy, our voting rights are now in jeopardy workers rights are now in jeopardy lgbtq equality is now in jeopardy. the right to a safe and legal abortion is now in jeopardy. the ability to address a changing climate is now in jeopardy and so much more unquote. both presidents. and democratic candidate joe biden may campaigns in pennsylvania. as the senate was confirming judge barrett today. trump held campaign events to bolster support he narrowly carried in 4 years ago dean reynolds has the highlights. the president made 3 stops in the keystone state today were big crowds cheered him on. >>as he suggested that the election results in pennsylvania could be marred by a democratic governor tom wolf governor >>i remember our him. >>and this is the guy was a judge of ballots right in this state. so what do you think
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he's going to do with the balance right and this is the guy that we just soon because they don't want to uphold watch is in philadelphia. the idea of the democratic governors are using coronavirus restrictions to hinder is campaigning is a continuing theme of the president. >>and that those restrictions on things like large public gatherings will be lifted the day after the election governor tom wolf who's got your home. shut down the president who won the endorsement of the new york post and predicted he would win pennsylvania and florida. again mocked his opponent for his less busy schedule on the stones and they just announced he's leaving jamaica speech you know is going to make it in delaware, he always makes >>i have 3 minutes from his basement. i got to get him out that's why they're getting in and that they see what's happening our polls us through the roof, joe biden did have one stop today in pennsylvania, not delaware.
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>>and outside philadelphia. he offered a forecast for the grace of god the good will and not going name. >>it's a matter of great deal to me personally as well as political. >>so that minnesota is where vice president pence was campaigning today despite news that 5 of his top just tested positive for the virus is we're going to continue to work our hearts out. until the day comes. we put this coronavirus in the past we're going to develop the medicines that therapeutics that are saving lives. and we believe that before the end of this year. under operation warp speed we're going to have the first coronavirus vaccine and 10's of millions of doses to distribute to the american people democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris on abc's the view said the pact republican rallies are irresponsible. this is a contagious virus that kills people.
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>>and i think the american people deserve so much better from their leaders. >>that can run reporting nationwide early voting totals for the election they already have exceeded those from 2016 in california nearly 7 million ballots have been recorded already and santa clara county more than 338,000 ballots recorded today county officials said they have not seen anything like fake ballot boxes or evidence of voter suppression but say they do want to make sure things remain safe. >>no one is allowed to intimidate you while you're voting. either at drop-off box or at a vote center. no one is allowed to assemble uniformed or armed people in the vicinity. a vote center. in california. it's a crime to do these things and they will not be tolerated. similarly people who show up and vote centers are not allowed to ask you
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about your qualifications to vote. if you see people trying to do these things are other things to intimidate you or others at a vote center. please tell an elections worker immediately or call 911. >>the county is going to be opening a total of 100 votes center locations they're going to do that on saturday and they will be open through election day contra costa county election officials estimate more than 310,000 ballots have been returned that is about 44% of the registered voters in the county. >>but if you have not voted you can use the county's new electronic poll ipad officials at the voter registrar's office tell kron four's haaziq madyun the new technology will speed up things on election day. >>now we'll go ahead and go through an example of checking a voter in so we're going to enter the last name election poll workers no longer needed paper list of names to confirm voter information in contra
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costa county. >>that information is now accessed electronically on pole pads, the poll pad is actually an ipad that contains all registered voters info. >>coco county assistant registrar scott connell pass explains how works in voter walks in the door and they go the person with the >>and then they give their name their looked up their addresses confirmed. the worker verifies that the voter has not already voted. if they have not already voted then doesn't want about to get them and then they're issued the ballot the voter votes. >>now let's go ahead and check out a voter that has already voted now that the voter roster is electronic ballots can be cast at any polling location in contra costa county, the new technology also needs to enhance voter fraud protection in total pastic says that's a part of the deal the ipads are all talking to each continuously
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and by the time he got to another location location. >>they looked him up with see that he just few minutes ago at the previous location, he says the pope had will also expedite the in person voting experience which is good because he says this presidential elections voter enthusiasm is off the charts. i think it's going to be the biggest turnout ever. >>has made you kron 4 news. >>kron 4 is committed to helping make sure your vote counts if you do have any kind of problem casting your ballot. tell us about it we will investigate you can e-mail us of voting problems at kron 4 dot com. >>coming up a new billboard of jared kushner in times square is raising some eyebrows like his lawyers are firing back at the image when we come back. and a multi-million dollar settlement against the pittsburgh police department has been reached >>2016 wrongful death lawsuit. details ahead.
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>>family of a man who died back in 2016 during an arrest because of complications from a chokehold reach the 7.3 million dollars settlement against the pittsburgh police department attorneys for the family of rebecca martinez made the announcement today they say the case involved officers use of a carotid hold and chokehold and other highly injure us force. back in 2016
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officers tried to pull martinez over for a traffic stop but he led them on a short chase. but officers caught up with him he was handcuffed but eventually became unresponsive martinez was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. san francisco police are investigating a suspicious death in the city's south of market neighborhood police say a 28 year-old man died after officers found him on fire in an area between mission and 6th streets. the man has been identified as eric more and it is unknown at this time if he's a san francisco resident, anyone with information is asked to contact police and in the south bay, the man on your screen is accused of sexually assaulting several victims well he was a house manager at hopes sober living that's in san jose according to police at least 4 victims have reported assaults allegedly committed by 32 year-old suspect justin abraham lopez police arrested lopez in
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sherman oaks he is now awaiting extradition to santa clara county. anyone with information involving lopez is asked to contact san jose police. >>coming up next we continue to monitor pg and the power shut off so there are ongoing tonight, they're thousands of bay area customers will have the latest on the hardest hit areas also more than 100,000 people have evacuated because of wildfires in southern california. and the u.s. saying a big surge in coronavirus cases the i didn't choose this job because it was easy.
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but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15.
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parts of california and the bay area after 355,000 customers had their power shut off because of the high fire risk. >>and we want to give you this look at page eni's current outage map those little purple triangles those are areas where the utility has shut off power and the power is still out tom ford's dan kerman was in san and selma where thousands of people were without power today. >>since early sunday evening, nearly 14,000 marin county residents have been in the dark today and it is and and is in >>getting dressed in the dark and it is just thinking rally. how much more can we take the outage has impacted nearly 3,000 customers in fairfax. >>but many are better prepared this year than last. >>a lot better prepared. i have lights, you know canned
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food and water enough food for my dog in case we have to be out for a week again i got books. to keep me occupied. >>still a steady stream of people stopped by the fairfax town hall where a charging station is available. >>i'm here because we don't have any power in our house we have no internet connection and our phones are working them, i'm here to charge iphone so that i could some interaction with the rest of world. >>downtown fairfax has a bit of a split personality this time around with businesses on the sir francis drake side having power and those on the broadway side not having power. it's all about the fire risk and people get that i didn't sleep better last night knowing >>i was off because it was very windy. there's a lot of i could hear branches, falling down and i could hear things hitting her dad and i was like at least i don't have to worry that a line is going to go down. have to leave quickly in the so i do feel safer knowing that the so as of monday
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afternoon areas such as wood acre and the enforce knowles of received the all clear and that means restoration is underway. >>areas such as sen and in fairfax in mill valley hope to have their power restored by 10 o'clock monday evening. those areas have not received the all-clear by monday afternoon and that means it's likely power won't be restored there until sometime on tuesday. in dan kerman kron 4 news. >>everybody of course watching the weather now to our 4 zone chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the chilly weather expected tonight right when people are without power alarm to get a feel for those folks haven't of you and your just being scared from the fire danger now you've got a cold night ahead these temperatures going a very chilly some 30's expected in some of the north bay valleys skies, mostly clear out there right now the air is so dry. it's not gonna hold up the temperatures so here we go and watch these numbers plummet throughout the night tonight in fact we just saw some temperatures drop a good 10 degrees in just over an hour. >>all right the winds they're
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going to be the big story again fire danger running high the gusty winds developing especially over the north bay hills you see the east bay, some of the gusts there developing as well as we head toward midnight, the winds begin to ramp up already just had a gust now over mount saint helene get blustery there in the north they will continue to intensify throughout the night tonight. and it's tomorrow morning. but i think the worst of the comes early tomorrow morning then by the afternoon finally looks like things are going to start to settle down, but even by about the middle of the day we're still gusty at least over the mountain tops down below it's going to be one of those warm days outside but we'll take to the afternoon until we see fun things finally being a calm down more of a westerly wind. that will also begin to bring the moisture levels up. but tonight, yes, staying fairly dry as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. some of still down into the teens so very dry out their fire danger running high around the bay area red flag warnings up not for the entire bay area over the mountain tops the east bay hills and also the north bay above a 1000 feet that's we're
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expecting to see more of those strong gusty winds that continuing tonight and into tomorrow as well so that being said looks like things are going to be chilly in spots numbers, not bad right now, but beginning to cool off in the 50's and a half moon bay, 60 in santa rosa, but some of those north bay valleys. they don't have power tonight, they're going to be dropping off probably in the mid 30's, wow, yeah, very cool. i mean that that's freezing yeah be pretty darned close if you don't have any power out there that is a cold night ahead, i'll tell feel that thank you lawrence. >>well this major wind event can be has been a disruption for a lot of people in northern california of course the big example. >>when pg and e does cut power to thousands of customers. tonight our coverage picks up with the power shut offs and the north a county has been hit hard by the winds and thousands of pg and e customers are in the dark there erick rucker has the story. we just we did today we went with the flow. it's a sunday island alexandria, how cool
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>>they got married congratulations on being married it in this wind event it would have been more memorable and for the wrong reasons if they got hitched a little later in the day that thought was definitely on the bride's mind leading up to the big day. >>our table closs were everywhere but we some people it can fix them quickly. >>solano county saw some of the gusty east winds in northern california sunday night topping off in nearly 40 miles an hour in some parts the high winds and fire danger come just over 2 months after the lnu fire destroyed homes in the vacaville area pg and e says about 1500 customers in solano county may help their power turned off because of the high winds. far fewer possible outages in some neighboring counties have actually retired firefighter and we're actually building a firefighter on based contractor angus adolfo says the winds will definitely impact is contracting job he's part of a travis air force base if there is any chances were could start a fire he's
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not allowed to do it can't do anything that would creating of the sparks so it it makes it more difficult for me to accept performance up. >>the daily death rate from the virus. the coronavirus it is rising and the u.s. again, and it is happening in almost every state these are. this is despite the assurances from president trump over the weekend. he says we're rounding the corner doing great to see put it. the average deaths per day across the country rose 10% over the past 2 weeks from 721 to nearly 794, confirmed daily infections. those are up and 47 states deaths are up in 34 states. >>lawyers for ivanka trump and jared kushner are firing back and threatening to sue over billboards put up in new york city's times square there was an altered image that showed ivanka trump next to statistics about covid-19 deaths that did go dark today, but then there is another one that shows a jared kushner
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with a quote attributed to him from a vanity fair article that one is still where it says new yorkers will suffer during the pandemic and that's their problem and cushion or is disputing the sentiment of that statement the billboards were put up by the lincoln project that is an anti-trump group made up mostly of republicans. still ahead we are tracking hurricane say that tonight when the storm could make landfall in an already busy hurricane season. >>sports 49 ers head coach kyle shanahan praising running back jeff wilson junior who came out of nowhere to have a career best game yesterday sports director jason dumas
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vote yes on prop 25 >>the niners road, the best defense in the nfl all the way to the super bowl last season yesterday that unit dominated the same way they did all of last year. they held the patriots to just 3 points, they pick them off 4 times 3 of them off former mvp cam knew it would probably be unfair to hold them to yesterday standard for the rest of the season. but if they can play like that moving forward the niners will not lose all that often and now they are right back in the thick of things in the super competitive nfc west. another bright spot from yesterday's win was the one game. the
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niners ran for a 100 in 97 yards and 4 touchdowns jeff wilson junior led the way he had 17 carries for a 112 yards and 3 touchdowns it was definitely the best performance of his young career unfortunately wilson suffered a high ankle sprain and will likely go on the injured reserve later this week that's the at watch every single play on the whole game. i mean every time he gets hit there as it looks like the goal line is right in front of them and he's doing everything he can to cross that you can see it on the field. >>i want to try to talk to him during the 2nd quarter barely could communicate with me because he was in that spot side and try to mess a mess it up. but i was very happy for him and how hard he played it was extremely unfortunate got hurt. >>yesterday i spoke about tom brady tormenting the raiders throughout his patriots career starting with infamous to fool but maybe raiders would have better luck against tampa time. i that was wishful thinking as you can see tom brady had his best game as the
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buck against of course the raiders in that porous defense 4 touchdown passes and a touchdown run and you can see brady chirping all game long. he wasn't shy. it was very humbling afternoon for the raiders who now find themselves at 3 in 3, 2 and a half games behind the chief, the biggest issue may be that defense only one team in the nfl is giving up more points per game than the raiders s the dallas cowboys on defense offense. i'm sorry the raiders had a marine of issues yesterday, the offensive line had practice all week and guess what it showed. they gave up 3 sacks and their car was under constant pressure he also threw 4 interceptions all in all this is a team the whole lot of hold with the most glaring ones coming on defense watch we play some really good offense just so you know. >>tom brady's a problem for a lot of people >>so is drew brees and certainly a lot of the guys that we've seen are very good players. we're going to stick
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scene this was an can kuhn people there bracing for possible landfall. forecasters are predicting that say to will be a low and hurricane they don't think it will be nearly as strong as hurricane delta just weeks ago for details on where this storm is headed tonight, let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence how close is a to getting to land right now you would think it's far away just making its way across the yucatan peninsula. but it is going to pick up speed and raced toward the mainland united states i think making landfall by wednesday evening here it is this 27th named storm of the season making its way in the yucatan you can see is just beginning to push across there and as it does it will start to weaken somewhat as a runs in the landfall of love to stay out over the open waters that's way. >>it can renew its fuel source but it will move over land maybe slightly weekend right now this is not a real strong system just yet sustained winds of 80 miles per hour. it
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is going to be a major rainmaker or some flash flooding across the yucatan peninsula expected to move back out into open waters as we head in toward tomorrow. and there you go by tuesday 5 o'clock in the afternoon still a category one hurricane as it makes its way across the waters, the good news is the latest forecast does not have it strengthening looks like it maintain strength as it begins to approach may be strengthening just a little bit as we head into our wednesday morning but look at the track to wouldn't you know it. we could be seeing another landfall of a hurricane possibly in louisiana that would be the 4th 5th storm that has landed in that area this year right now it is getting closer to new orleans you have to keep a very close eye on that possibly making landfall as we head in toward wednesday about 5 o'clock in the evening as a category one hurricane that's really from the weather desk back to you all right lawrence, thank you now to another big story we're following of course is a lot of concern about fires here in northern california but more
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than 100,000 people have been evacuated in orange county and that's because of this fast-moving wildfire. this. >>is the silverado fire broke out shortly after dawn just outside of irvine california, the fire has erupted to 7200 acres, it is 0% contained at one point water dropping helicopters had to be grounded because the winds were so strong it made it unsafe for them to fly. the fire has closed freeways and schools in the area, the orange county fire authority says approximately 20,000 homes have been evacuated erratic winds in the area can reach 60 to 70 miles an hour. there's no word at this time on the cause of this fire. >>he covered the strong winds the increased fire some popular use pay parks, they will be closed tomorrow, you're looking at a list of some of the park's affected there will be extra rangers out there on patrol making sure that nobody tries to get in several parks operated by
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the east bay regional park district which were closed. sunday will probably stay closed to through tomorrow. and there we've got a list of those parks and you can get details and a closer look at all of this on kron 4 dot com. some restaurants set in the state are suing california because they were charged for fees. they say while they had to be closed because of the pandemic the lawsuit asking the state to refund more than a 100 million dollars in liquor and health permits also terrorism assessment fees and the state's already collected those. those restaurants say they were threatened with permanent closure if they did not pay up. california officials have 45 days to respond to this lawsuit. it was filed in los angeles but restaurant officials say they expect more lawsuits to be filed on behalf of restaurants in san francisco and in fresno probably some. >>history was made in one community in louisiana today
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as african americans sheriffs were honored city leaders say this was a recognition was a long time coming rachel neill has the story. >>the terrible parish sheriff's office held their first ever inclusion of black sheron sitting back to the 1870's city leaders and community members of home and gathered at the terrible in parish courthouse to recognize the sheriffs for their years of service we started the deuce history based off of black history month. >>well we started doing a little bit historical research we knew was an african-american chair. we don't realize rate of sonia says it took about 3 years time to learn who the african american sheriffs were with the help of nickel state university and finding our roots african american museum after find out these guys were. >>you know just try to find what their connection in regards to other things that transpired with them in the parish does and it was important. >>we we wasn't just his sleeve we did wonderful things in this parish these guys been 2 times and that paved the way for us to today. and as every
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single one has contributed to this parish and it's important that we share their contributions. to where we are today as a pair. >>and there was rachel neill reporting and meantime in world news prince harry talked about confronting his own bias us on issues of race and class. this was a conversation with british gq magazine. he talked about racial inequality social justice, his own privileged upbringing as a member of the british royal family, harry said it is the responsibility of everybody to educate themselves on racial bias because ignorance. he says is no longer an excuse anyone that's pushing against that. >>really nice to take a long hard look at themselves in the americas. as i said the cygnus this is an armed forces wife. as you or i pointed out in her now in 2020 we have protests.
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every dollar every background during the german everybody's every age like this is like this is a global movement and since the train has left the station we eat has now on. in general is. there's so much that we can you know us being of god and time i saw the whole point in life or distance from me. this charming the world a better place money that discussion included reference to black lives matter protest structural racism. >>harry says it took him many years to recognize his own prejudices saying when he was younger he had no idea that unconscious bias existed. >>i the pandemic has changed or even cancel many holiday events this year. how organizers were
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>>well in this spooky season lot leading up to halloween. decorations celebrations in a chicago neighborhood included a halloween. all on 4 paws. the 6th annual pub crawl as it's called happened this weekend with a variety of costumes both canine and human john lewis has the story. >>in a spooky season alongside the decorations on north homestead came a halloween cross on 4 paws is just perfect this 6 year for this
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pub crawl came in a variety of costumes both canine. >>and human who am ronald his dog patty irresistible as french fries she love us against tree fall on the way from belmont up to cornelia a parade of pot stressed out from doctors on the frontline to a family of sharks, even the postal service will do anything for a tree kimberly ross made sure that cvs outfit was fit to the times, yes, she is she's delivery ballots. he's delivering the mail i figured they needed all the help they can get this year is breathtaking it's incredible. >>to see so many people out and you know stay in their distance and you know bringing the little dogs and they're all dressed up they look so cute organizers say so many halloween events were canceled this year in lakeview alone. it is good to have this people just have a blast. i think everybody really likes to get out with their dog we always do a really good job of keeping the from getting too overwhelmed and trying to make sure that they have enough
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distance between them they took all sorts of precautions. >>to make it safe and it's just fun to see to go visit all the local stores that we haven't necessarily been visiting during the pandemic among those stores is sapphire nail salon is shutdown like the montz. >>it's been a tough time whose owner tells me having this event is brightening things up it feels good see now the pop is walking around with his is such a great game had likely you today to get out and take a costume walk on 2 feet and unfortunate. >>and that was sean lewis reporting tonight and that wraps up kron 4 news at night. >>but pam and i are going to be back at the top of the hour. strong winds they are expected to continue overnight creating more dangerous fire conditions worse tracking when things for pg and e can turn power back for thousands of customers plus contra costa county rolling out some new technology a polling booth this year, how the county
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