i don't know if it goes through at the house at the moment. quickly by the way, if they go forward we would be at 9 trillion over the last 18 months in government spending. blows the mind. can i goat this? -- get to this. the mid-term messaging mistake. democrats' problem is what they're selling. it's a reference to sean patrick maloney from upstate new york. make your point, carl. >> the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee. he says all the spending will bring us victory in 2022 and it is baloney. "wall street journal" nbc poll in october. which party is better on the issue of the economy? republicans 45, democrats 27. who is better controlling inflation? we're seeing that at the grocery and gas pump. republicans 45, democrats 21. crime, who is better? republicans 43, democrats 21. the author of the poll pointed out this is the biggest advantage for the republican party since these questions began being asked over 30 years. so the democrats are blowing smoke at us if they think blowing smoke at themselves if they think

the headlines at six... despite concerns over the watered down commitments on phasing out fossil fuels like coal at the climate summit in glasgow — the prime minister says cop26 was a success. glasgow has sounded the deathknell for coal power. it is a fantastic achievement, and it isjust one of many to emerge from cop26. 90% of the world's economy is now following our lead here in the uk by committing to net zero. the queen misses the remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph because of a sprained back, but other members of the royal familyjoin the nation in falling silent to remember those who died in past conflicts. one person has died and another is injured after a car explosion and fire outside liverpool women's hospital. police say counter—terrorism detectives are leading the investigation "out of caution". so far we understand that the car involved was a taxi which pulled up at the hospital shortly before the explosion occurred. work is still ongoing to establish what has happened. an estimated 2

san carlos as well as campbell at 66 degrees at one more to that list hayward at those are 3 warm spots today. that's really as warm as we're getting san leandro. you're right there to actually berkeley 64 for your daytime high. well, some low to mid 60's across the north bay antioch at 62 in santa rosa at 64 tomorrow's highs will rise a rather cool little bit before we rise into thursday, friday and then saturday which will take us back into the low 70's likely for just a few spots. thanksgiving looks good lots of sunshine as long as you've got the jackets ready to go and maybe a little backyard heater. you may be able to take that thanksgiving dinner out to the back. as for saturday and sunday with those low 70's some good weather for your travels back home or maybe some posts holiday errands reyna. john, thank you for right. as you are traveling this morning. let's get a look at your. >> tuesday morning. traffic heading from the east bay into the city a little under 10 minutes for your drive time this morning. heading across towards the peninsula view. the san mateo bridge a little u

that starts at 10:00. delta veterans group hosting a ceremony and memorial parade at 11:00 at the antioch marina. at noon, the annual parade in downtown san jose. >>> to commemorate veterans day mb of the unknown ll make a soldier and lay a wreath. yesterday people started to lay flowers at the tomb. this is the first time that's allowed in nearly 100 years. it's part of the centennial commemoration at arlington national cemetery. biden's visit is happening in about an hour. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. sad news to report, death of fw declerk who with nelson man dell will a is credited with ending racial segregation in south africa. declerk and nelson man dell will a shared a nobel peace prize for this. declerk was last leader of the apartide era. he released man dell will a from prison and ended segregation system that kept south africa's white minority in power over the black majority for almost 50 years. he died from melathioma cancer. >> thank you. >>> covid cases and deaths are creepin

with relooking at temperatures cooler compared to yesterday at this time. in the upper 50's to low to mid- 60s's at this lunchtime hour. now as we look to the rest of the week really dry and quiet conditions settling in for us. san francisco, oakland and san jose looking great for thanksgiving day on thursday with plenty of sun in the 60's and slightly warmer by the end of the week as we look to the inland east bay, the north bay and the coast. you can see the temperatures for thanksgiving day in the 60's, slightly warmer as we look ahead to the weekend. back to you. >> have you to check this out. a bald eagle decided was hungry and stole this fisherman's catch which just happened to be a shark. >> just a shark. it happened last week in florida. unfortunately for the fisherman there's not a whole lot they can do since eagles protected in the united states. >> he got a picture. >> very nice. yeah. >> he did it for the gram. >> win win. that's it for the news at noon. >> we will see you la enjoy the gift of being together. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self t

it happened at about 8:00 p.m. at chelsea and market streets. as far as the train the engine derailed and disconnected from the cars on the train. there were about 30 passengers on board. amtrak has called in bustos help them get on their way. the investigation continues. back to you. >>> happening today new charges are expected in connection with those thefts in union square. >> san francisco district attorney called the robberies absolutely unacceptable. justin andrew is live in union square this morning after the vow to keep people in saty is core of all of this. th reat post and stockton in union square. you see that police squad car and the police officer outside here. just really making it clear to criminals that they are not going to accept what we saw over the weekend. people are just kind of fearful. they are scared to shop this holiday season knowing dozens of these mob style criminals are still on the streets. we have been taking these concerns to city leaders. we talked to san francisco -- the da about what he plans to do to make the

at least 3 hours. if you're flying international reporting from sfo gayle ong kron 4 news. >> 5.10, is the time. and still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news, another violent weekend in oakland with shootings robberies and dangerous side shows we'll hear from community leaders who want police to do more. and a food bank in the south bay is working overtime to feed families for thanksgiving. we'll tell you how they're preparing and what you can do to help. also officials in washington are giving their recommendations for celebrating the holiday amid the pandemic will have the latest in a live report and a busy busy week for travel ahead of us skies. nice clear and dry for all of it, which is definitely some good news. if you have some things you need to get done. look at this afternoon highs well into the 70's for a lot of the bay area. >> i'll be talking about the rest of the week to in your forecast. >> and conditions starting off like this morning. but you have an accident to tell you about

tips of how to cope and more at the news at 3:00. one last check of the weather with mary. >> a beautiful afternoon across the area with plenty of sunshine. temperatures low to mid 60s so highs near normal. plenty of sun for this afternoon. the rest of the day, chilly temperatures will clear case. as we look at the tance giving day forecast, it looks even better. temperatures slightly warmer. back to you. >>> here are some thanksgiving trivia before we go. you may wonder why ocean spray cranberry sauce are upside down. check for a can if you have one. >> now that you have it -- it is not by mistake. the cone pen says it does it on purpose so grocer and you use them facing down, so that there is air bubble on top and ♪♪♪ >> all: happy thanksgiving. >> hope: hello, hello, hello. >> liam: happy thanksgiving. >> ridge: oh, you brought the jell-o. >> brooke: oh wow! you made grandma's famous dish. >> hope: yes. i had to. it wouldn't be thanksgiving without it. plus it is a total crowd pleaser, right? >> liam: total crowd pleaser. be

this is at 3:00 a.m. and here we are at 7:00 a.m. a few more showers but as we head through thursday afternoon, we are going to dry out with sun. back to you. >>> if you have no plans for thanksgiving that year, why not spend it at your local ice cream shop though this may fall in the category of things nobody asked for. salt and straw is offering thanksgiving flavored ice cream. >> you can have the entire meal and frozen creamy form. and parker house row was salted butter cream. how about a sweet potato pie flavor? there are also flavors like candy walnut cheesecake. this is like nobody wanted this but i think some of those flavors sound good. >> i'm kind of interested by this. >> not the turkey one. maybe. >> we will try them all. do a taste test. >> i'm all about that. we will let you know. >> that's it for the news at mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?!

look at this. yes, just drive times that you write my drive in the dash cam showing what it was like on the bay bridge early this morning with the rain coming down. >> and the wind also creating a high wind advisories for that span. it looks like we're still dealing with conditions that are pretty similar to this yeah. as you head out the even at the 8 o'clock hour, which you know, and there's this city and san francisco along the embarcadero kind of a it's better behind us. so we're looking at this in in the night time, early morning worse. and then my drive as well through marin county i think really greatly improved. this is what it was around 03:30am, in the morning. 3.45. and you can see there was a lot of polling. but right now, i mean, look at the golden gate bridge and it's it's trying to dry out. so it looks a lot better. sandra fell because 2 weeks ago with the atmospheric river. there were certain spots that were under water. and this is one of them. >> in sandra fell would acre and octa

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it was slow at first. but when it was 5 minutes apart, she and her husband michael prepared to go to the hospital. then the contractions started coming faster going to make it. emily's mother was on her way to watch their older sign-up blake, the last phone call i got from michael said it's going scary fast. get here quick. he tells me she tried to get into this car right here. but new. >> she wasn't going to make it ends up coming right here on to the grass in deciding this was the spot. i totally did not want to have a baby but the johnsons tell me that's what ended up happening. >> and it was all caught on their ring camera >> emily's mother christy arrived at 1030 about 5 minutes after emily tried to get in the car. >> just 12 minutes later she delivered the baby night as the paramedics pulled up, his head was coming out as they were getting out of the dad got to cut the umbilical cord, the scalpel on the front yard. >> mom >> and baby were taken to the hospital after the delivery and are healthy their

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look at that, 42, livermore. don't worry, though, we are going to be warming up, but that temperature difference pretty significant, especially for the south bay. look at that, 16 degrees cooler at this hour in morgan hill compared to the past 24 hours we had that cold front sweep through. fog and visibility right now not an issue, looking good. a little bit of fog up through the north bay. i'll talk about your daytime high and what to expect for thanksgiving week coming up. >>> we have a follow-up now that you will only see right here on nbc bay area. we have learned of several arrests tied to last month's attempted robbery and deadly shootout at an oakland gas station. the investigation stretched all the way to texas. the entire attack was captured on surveillance camera. three men approach retired oakland police captain ersie joyner as he pumps gas. they search him for valuables and then check his car. that's when joyner pulled out a gun, shooting and killing one of them. they returned fire, hitting him six ti

look at it. another atmospheric river taking aim at the bay area, but we are timing it out so that you know when you might get soggy starting today. this is "today in the bay." >>> happy monday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. before we get to the weather, we have to talk about it. i am sure you have seen it when you are driving

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we have 63 at oakland mountain view 62 mid 60s at san jose and morgan hill and 59 at half moon bay. nice beautiful clear view from the east bay hills camera looking along the bay bridge back toward san francisco other temperature readings right now 63 at santa rosa, novato 61 napa 58-56 at fairfield conquered 58 and 62 at livermore and the view from the south beach camera. looking eastward along the bay bridge. these are our forecast features. we'll see areas of dense fog developing overnight and again tomorrow morning mile to warm days lie ahead through the weekend, but we'll have a cooler pattern developing next week during the overnight hours. we'll see lots of high. out swinging through the bay area and some areas of low clouds and fog developing mainly near the coast in bayon out over in the central valley there and then we'll have a mainly clear day as the fog fog burns away by about mid-morning overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s in the inland valleys. those will be our chilliest areas right around the bay shoreline and on the coast. we'll see lo

look at this. it's going to be gorgeous over the next couple of days to just head outside and enjoy the sunshine overnight lows, though 40's and 50's. so it's still going to be cold in the evenings and in the mornings. but by the afternoon, though, things definitely going to get more comfortable next week, though. that's we're starting to see the temperatures a cool down a bit and getting back to normal. well, that's a look at weather. let's see how the roads are moving with right rebecca, thanks to that. i'm a fan of the sunshine. so we do have a hot spot. >> this is in gilroy. won. 52 westbound east of pole line road. we've got a downed tree. so they've had to shut down the lanes on the westbound side there. one 29 a good alternate if you're trying to get around that delay. we had an earlier accident. 5.80, westbound right near the tolls slows down just a bit. we got up to about 15 minutes now we're back down to 13. so doesn't look like that traffic collision cost too much of a delay for us. the

you can see newman at the january 6 attack at the capitol. and the charges stem from that from the assaulting an officer and charges of engaging in civil disorder, but he has left the country and is now seeking asylum in belarus. in a recent interview there in belarus. he said, quote, i don't think i have committed some kind of crime. one of the charges were very offensive. it alleges that i hit a police officer. it doesn't have any grounds to it. newman is among about 650 people have been charged in connection with the riots at the capitol. >> well, new this morning, oakland city workers are one step closer to no longer being tested for smoking cannabis off the job. oakland public safety committee voted unanimously to end testing of off the job cannabis use vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the city is already facing a recruiting crisis and has been having trouble retaining employees with the current testing rules in place. so this proposal will now go before the full city council and if they approve it well, then that would do away with the te

bob redell is live at the scene. we're talking about an absolute trail blazer in california politics. >> reporter: supervisor wilma chan of alameda county spent 40 years fighting for underserved people here in the east bay community. yesterday morning she was hit and killed by a car while walking her dog about a block away from her home at the intersection of shoreline avenue and grant street. the driver did stop after the collision, tried to help supervisor chan and is cooperating with the investigation. people who live around hearsay distracted driving and speeding is a problem on this stretch of roadway. there have been four people walking or riding their bikes who have been hit and killed by cars. >> pedestrians should be safe. she was a good person and she deserved to be able to walk her dog across the street. >> i felt horrible not only for the lady that got hit. her dog ran off but somebody was able to grab her dog, thank goodness. but also for the girl that hit her. she didn't try to leave at all. >> reporter

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creek and concord at 66. a hill at 68 degrees and a low 70 in santa rosa as well as mill valley tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today's starting off december right around the same as well on into wednesday. we get a little cooler into the weekend, but still staying dry and still saying pretty clear. great job. thank you for that. all we are tracking your monday morning traffic a little under 11 minute. >> as you're heading from the east bay into the city, traveling a long 5, 1880, crockett towards the maze. a little under 16 as you're traveling. so no accidents, hazards or delays. there heading across towards the peninsula. 13 minutes for your drive time this morning. the golden gate bridge in the north bay to 37 to the tolls here a little under 19 for you to make that drive and the south that we have a little delay along one. oh, one as you're traveling there not seen any accidents or hazards, though, about 34 minutes as you're traveling from 85 towards menlo park 2 3782 to palo alto in sunn

we're at 95%. we're at 95%. he's getting 60% of the vote there, which is a strong performance in fairfax. but let's say another 20,000, 15,000 come in. he's getting 64% right now. if 25,000 more votes came in and he won 100% of them, it is not enough. >> no. >> but they say look at richmond. now up to 95%. so, again, he's winning by a lopsided margin here. if several thousand more votes come in, you are talking five, maybe six thousand votes at the high end. if terry won 100% of them, it still doesn't get you 100,000 of them. so you see 99% here. we're done. but you get some of these. no, more are up. there is 82%. so some of these smaller counties, they're still in the 80s. that's 95. they filled in a lot more. >> let's go to outside virginia beach suburbs in the southeast corner of the state. >> he's kept them red. so let's see the percentages. 71% here. that's a lopsided margin. it is hard to make that up. you are at 91%. >> look at that. and just to remind people, just to remind people, so in -- so last year

north bay, napa valley at 62. this low pressure system bringing all the rain to the pacific northwest. it will drop a weak cold front our way as we head through tonight into tomorrow. we will be on the tail end of the front and it's going to fall apart as it pushes across our region bringing some showers. through the afternoon, you can see clouds streaming in. here is 4:00 p.m. watch late tonight, showers start to push in for parts of the north bay. this is 11:00 p.m., light scattered hit or miss showers overnight into tomorrow morning. this is 5:00 am. you see a little bit activity lighting our radar screen. as we head through tomorrow in the afternoon, we are clearing out. this is a really quick moving weather system. it is not a big storm at all, just a few hundredths to about a tenth of an inch of rain. seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, we are looking at light showers overnight into early tomorrow and then drier weather ahead, temperatures warmer as we look to our weekend. inland east bay, n

barely at 61 at lunch. increasing clouds, temperatures two to three degrees cooler than they were yesterday. for the commute, visibility issues. if you areas of fog on the water. a chilly morning for mass transit. here is a look atimesve loinloprsure that as well to the north. it will miss us and increase clouds rapidly. a few showers possibly in late county and drizzle possible. sprinkles more than likely in the north bay. as you look at the rainfall totals, there aren't any other than this storm but there are plenty for monday and especially tuesday. i will show you that in the seven day forecast. sue: light conditions. we had one scaring just a second i will tell you about. we take you to the golden gate bridge, two lanes in the southbound due to roadwork. the commute will bring you four lanes northbound and two lanes southbound. 16 minute drive from 880 in hayward over towards 101 in san mateo. in the center valley, not bad at all here is where we had a bit of a scare. it was northbound 101 near me key,

get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >>> covid surge is on the way. winter is coming and experts are warning infections and deaths in california are only expected to get worse. >>> easing the shipping crisis in southern california, the improvements they made and when fines will start to kick in after millions of products remain stranded at sea. >>> good morning. we're broadcasting on your tv and streaming at nbc bay area right now. >> we'll get to mike and the morning commute in just a bit. first let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> waking up and heading out the door to some patches of fog especially until north bay. as we begin this morning with the fog, we may also start with some clouds but it all cheers clears out today. san jose reaching 71 degrees. pretty perfect out there. later on today make some plans to get outside. we'll talk about all the changes ahead in a few minutes. it's so clear on the bay bridge. >> yeah. traffic flows across the bay bridge. we saw fog creep down on our r

some upper 30's in nevada but bo daga by a is at ---day is at 53. so we're basically a lot cooler except if you're right on the coast, nine to 12 degrees cooler. from concord to hayward, and looking at the winds, they are pretty gusty in the upper elevations. and this matters because it is blowing the fog out of here and allowing for those warmer numbers along the coast by the afternoon. it's going to be above average again. 60's. plenty of sunshine. upper 60's and 70's. we'll talk about when we see an end to this unseasonably warm pattern coming up. liz? liz: all right. lisa, thanks. the strong reaction front city leaders after several luxury brand stores were robbed around san francisco's union square. eight people were arrested. abc7 news reporter tell us the mayor and the police chief are condemning the crimes and promising action. >> last night what we saw was horrible. >> london breed reacting to the vandalism. the louis vuitton store ransacked and emptied out by a group of thieves. the store is now temporarily closed. >> and the message here

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you've raised your shotgun at this point at him. >> at that point, yes. >> and he's 30 to 40 yards away from you. >> that's what i put on the -- that's what i said in the statement and wrote. i believe, thinking back on it now, i think it was 30 to 40 feet. it was closer than 30 to 40 yards. 120 feet. he was not that far away from me. >> right. and at this point right here, hasn't said anything to you. >> he has not said anything yet, no. >> hasn't verbally threatened you. >> verbally, no. >> still running with his hands at his sides. >> directly towards me, yes, ma'am. >> hasn't pulled out a gun. >> hasn't seen a weapon yet, no, ma'am. >> and hasn't shown you a weapon this entire time. >> yes, ma'am. >> hasn't said a word the entire time. >> no. >> all he's done is run away from you. >> run past me, yes, ma'am. >> and you pulled out a shotgun and pointed it at him? >> running directly towards me and this is now the second time on the road coming directly and watching how he interacted with the pickup truck, in that general location, when i pulled up the first time, attacking the truck,

oig at 2% with inflation running at 3% to 5% depending on the metric you are looking at, does not look like a compelling trade. matt: what do you make of the flattening of the yield curve? it looks a little bit crazy when you look at the one-year chart, but if you pull out, he is clearly not as flat as it had been creep into. -- pre-pandemic. winnie: some of it is a readjustment of growth expectations. everyone was looking for this while the boom post-covid. getting the economy back online. unfortunately, we have seen some idiosyncratic challenges in china with the property market, other em-specific issues. so the recovery feels less globally synchronized, which will slow things down, and then you add onto to it the reality that some pandemic related restrictions have slowed things down. you have this combination of a yield-starved investor universe, looking for any duration, plus the realization that it will take baby steps to get out of the pandemic. matt: have a control room has some fast fingers, they just pulled up a chart of the 5's and 30's. last week, the 20/30's inverted. some

you're watching kron 4 news at 6. the mutations with strongly suggest. >> that it would be more transmissible and that it might evade some of the protection of monoclonal antibodies and convalescent plasma and perhaps even anybody's their induced by a vaccine. now it's 6 o'clock. tonight. a new covid threat creeping closer to home in the united states. >> top american health leaders say they will know in 2 weeks if the on the kron variant, it is resistant to current covid-19 vaccines that is where we start this sunday here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. welcome. and i'm jonathan mccall. justine has the night off in just the last few hours, canadian health officials have confirmed that country's first 2 cases of the new strain called a variant of concern by the world health organization. the strain first detected in south africa and starting tomorrow. the united states will ban flights from 7 african countries. michael shure brings us the very latest. >> the netherlands now reporting 13 cases from 2 arriving flights to

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here we are at your lunchtime at noon. and as we head through the afternoon, still looking at those clouds. and clear lake, and as we head through your saturday, more clouds for us. and there is a chance for a north bay to see maybe a few showers as we look for today an sothat is a possibility many of us will see dry conditions with those clouds. san francisco, oakland, and san jose. and temperatures in the 60s. and clouds and dry. mild conditions. as you look to your saturday, more clouds came in. temperatures just a bit cooler and for sunday. and rain chances for late monday and tuesday. we are talking about widespread rain. and the coast looking at at least dry weather today. mild conditions as we look to your saturday. excuse me, again. for parts of the north bay, you could see a few showers saturday. but for the most part, we're going to see dry conditions for your weekend. it is as we look into late monday and into tuesday, we will see that widespread rain move back in. we have daylight saving's time ending and getti

it started exploding at 10:00 that morning then and it exploded at 9:37. there were two people in that truck and the only reason they know all this is because they had this thing in the sky called ie in the sky and everything was being videoed. we couldn't stop it unfortunately because what happened is they had afghan he soldiers back there and never stopped the truck. they let it roll behind, which they shouldn't have done and that is how it exploded. basically it cleared 75 feet of the wire open and luckily the rangers were home and had just gone to bed. when it hit, they came out. they were still in their underwear. [laughter] they were ready for war. they were ready to fight. at the 173rd was embedded with us as well. those kids came out fully geared and ran where we were at because we didn't know whether or not there were mortality and behind us. so all this is going on. helicopters, apaches, it was just my god, waiting for the medevac and during all this time -- they wouldn't leave many of us out there but when they got martyred they had to run to th

this afternoon at 4:00 at stanford. cal snapped on nine-game losing streak with a win at stanford read they were scrambling for the game-winning touchdown with eight resultant celebration that has not been forgotten by either team. >> there is no greater finning desk feeling, -- dealing, and there is no worse feeling at the loss. i remember that was the worst i ever felt after a loss. >> i remember all of the fans on the field like it was yesterday. it was overall a great win. >> that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, and i'm larry. >> let's talk weather. there was some rain drops last night. >> that was nice to see. it certainly was. not just in the north bay, but that has allowed for some slippery conditions, and some fog forming in parts of the north bay. importantly, we are done with this rainmaker. it was slow to move out of town, and it left us with some clouds. some dam payment. it is moving into the east bay, concord with the quarter visibility as well as napa. it is little better at three quart

sunrise at 7:02 and sun set at 4:52 this afternoon. high pressure in control for us and we have this dominant blocking high pressure system. that ridge is keeping all of the storms away from us. so we are looking as we head through not just today but likely the rest of the week, we are going to stay dry and quiet for us over the next several days. on futurecast as we take you hour by hour, you see that sunshine as we go through today. let's check temperatures. along the coast 60s from 63 in pacifica, south bay, san jose, santa clara 73 and also for morgan hill. inland east bay, upper 60s concord, pleasant hill, low 70s for the tri valley. around the bay from upper 60s in san francisco, 70 alameda and oakland, 72 san leandro. north bay, highs in low 70s and topping out at 70 for ukiah. the seven-day forecast, you see not a lot of change through the next several days. that is because of the ridge of high pressure in control. we are looking at warm temperatures and plenty sunshine. san francisco, mid 60s not just today but tomorrow and sl

look at the brokerages. people are running from this because how long is the regulatory clampdown going to last? 10% of the revenue is from selling schlocky --that's not even a word, is it? they use celebrity to sell these goods, livestreaming. morgan stanley raised to equal weight from underweight, hiking the price target. already at the upgraded price target. third-quarter results were an all-around beat, according to organ. the valuation is undemanding. it sold off so much, it is a worthy bet right now to outperform, saying earnings were clean beat, revenue up 33%. jeffrey's raising the price target also. yvonne: you start to see who are the winners and losers and who can muddle through the supply chain bottlenecks. these two are going in the opposite direction. steven: that only chips and all are at the mercy of the supply chain constraints. definitely feeling the pain from the supply chain constraints and the chip shortages. the calendar third quarter, it saw double-digit shipments of its phones. last q

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new at 10 tonight. a jury in virginia has ordered 17 white nationalist leaders and organizations to pay $26 million in damages because of the violence that erupted during the deadly 2000 and 17 unite the right rally in charlottesville. this follows a nearly month long civil trial, the jury found 17 people liable in the lawsuit filed by people who suffered physical and emotional injuries during that two day demonstration. a counter protester was killed after being run over by a man who deliberately drove his car into the group. bay area high school students sounding off about sexual assaults on campus. you can see that there are things that have happened at school and school bathrooms, which is absolutely disgusting. still to come tonight, an in depth look at how students are now fighting back using social media and why they say sexual assault is a problem on every high school campus and a shooting in san jose leaves two people wounded, one critically, the latest details coming up. and later in sports. s

that's where i'm at at the business. i don't remember exactly how that conversation went but they wouldn't let me go back to car source lot number two. >> so you weren't able to get back to car source two. >> i was not. >> did you disobey the police order? >> no. you are alone and stuck on the other side of the police line from the car source two. where do you go? >> i went to where there is other people at the gas station protecting the gas station and i go there because i believe that's the safest place to go because there are other people there. >> at that point were you able to find ryan? >> i was not. >> while you are at the ultimate gas station i think you've been calling it? >> correct. >> point it out. >> right there. the ultimate convenience center diagonal from the gulf gas station. >> when you were there what's the next significant thing that happened? >> dominic black calls me and he says kyle, i need you to get down to the car source lot number three. the cars are being bashed in. they are setting all the ca

look at 50's at the coast well into the afternoon. inland areas. >> only in the low 60's that patchy fog that you're seeing for the student and is in the process of burning off. so that doesn't mean some improvements. >> i've got your forecast ahead. >> and it still pretty slow along the peninsula long one-on-one due to an accident there. and we're keeping a >> 9.14 have time. we're just doing a triple time. yeah, there's a lot happening down like able we got the weather. good morning, john. i its host of a little stiff where the parachute pants. if you really want to get these are close a close. when got on a it is definitely looking like a greater today than what we've seen so far this week. we've had the gray mornings. but now we're going to keep it around through the day. you can see san jose does have a decent amount of cloud cover over it. >> this is ahead of our shower potential later on mostly into the evening tonight and eventually into tomorrow. speaking of rainfall, mendocino county. you've been looking at some light shower

at republican given real chance at the beginning, it may be about to come from behind to shock a former governor who has already spoken once tonight he is looking to get back into tha governor's chair, but terry mc auliffe coming out moments ago not conceding this race, bu it's not looking good for him a the moment. up mark right major divisions over education, the economy and the current president's low approval numbers and a former president lots of baggage. >> glenn youngkin has 49 percent , 49.864 mcauliffe. 98 percent insofar. mcauliffe failed to hold a significant push. one by president biden a year ago but there were plenty of vote still to be counted. its arrays that many people believed could be a harbinger o things to come for the 2020 to midterm election. here is the deal. youngkin has a commanding league . it is a commanding lead. but our decision test has not called that yet, there is still a significant amount of outstanding voters in highly populated counties, they're not ready to make the final decisio yet. this could be extremely good news for republicans in extremely b

s&p 500 closed at record highs. shares of lyft are surging after the ride hailing company after a great third quarter. lyft says night and weekend business is improving and airport rides nearly tripled. your grocery bill is about to get higher by about 7% next year, and wages are growing and demand remains strong. so far consumers have been willing to pay more for products because they are eating and drinking less at restaurants. >> there you have it. >> let's go on a diet and save a little money. >> thanks. >>> the reason the state has thousands of unclaimed dollars and the way you can cash in. >>> right now at 4:44, we will have more rain headed back to the bay area in the next 24 hours. we're going to time it out for you. we'll talk about how much rain you could get where you live, coming up in a few minutes. >>> if you leave on-time, you get there on time. 280 is moving smoothly as well. we have more for you, including your whole bay area commute, coming up. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and clea

they were at the bar. the pilot is placed on leave while this investigation continues and southwest airlines has responded with a memo to staff asking them to be respectful of others while off duty. >> well, police officers stationed at sfo will have a new training center now to use its design so that different agencies actually can use it when they need it and it includes things like a shooting range they have an observation tower and part of the idea is to elevate the level of preparedness there at the airport. and that's what we heard from sfo spokesperson doug yakel. >> and one of the important things about securing our facility is getting these agencies to work collaboratively together. and that's really what this building is all about. it's about bringing a place where people can train collectively work on their tactics and really foster that collaboration and teamwork. >> yeah. the facility also includes classrooms and they have equipment maintenance areas as well. >> it's 8.38. and still ahead, the

. >> tonight at 9. it is official san francisco district attorney chase a building will face a recall election. good evening, everybody. thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 9. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the official word comes after the department of elections certified a petition earlier today seeking his removal from office. residents will have their chance to vote on this matter during a special election next year for said taylor she's following up on the story for us tonight. she joins us now live from the city with more taylor. >> well, it's been a long back and forth battle between the 2 sides of this issue. however, those campaigning against jason looting gathered many more than the 51,000 signatures needed to move this recall forward. now, as you can imagine, those in support of chase are gearing up in hopes of keeping and then office. >> the san francisco department of elections has verified enough signatures on tuesday to move forward with the recall of district att