The flames. At one point powerful winds pushed smoke into contracosta county. It took views about two hours to get control of the area. Winds were Strong Enough to take someones backyard trampoline over the fence. Fremont Police Tweeted this picture as a reminder to secure things in your yard. Pg es website shows all the places where the power is out now. And recently released updates from the Utility Company indicate it could stay out longer than originally expected. The purple triangles on this map youre looking at indicate a Public Safety power shutoff. San francisco is the only bay area county not affected. The north bay is bearing the brun of all this. About 25,000 customers are without power in Sonoma County alone. Along with nearly 14,000 in marin county, 11,000 in napa and about 1,500 in Solano County. In the east bay there are roughly 16,000 customers without power in both alameda and contracosta counties. Santa clara county and san mateo counties also have a number of customers in the dark. But certainly the wildfire concern isnt just about the winds. No. Abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma gives us a bigpicture look at the danger we face. Drew . Yeah. Ama and dan, were not only tracking those winds, but that very dry air that is currently sitting across the entire bay area. It was a windy 24hour period. Frequent wind gusts over 50 Miles Per Hour. Right now where we find the strongest wind gusts in Solano County through the delta and strait. Its relatively light with winds generally less than 10 Miles Per Hour everywhere else. Well take you up into the hills, though, where it is a little bit more active. Not nearly as strong as they were earlier this morning but still concerns with winds anywhere from 15 to 35 Miles Per Hour. Not only tracking those winds, but look at the relative humidity, how dry it is out there. We have relative humidity levels, especially in the north bay, in the single digits. So you combine those two factors, the wind and the humidity, we continue to have that red flag warning. It has been trimmed back. Its now only for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills. This lasting until 5 00 p. M. Tomorrow evening. Now, ama, were going to go hour by hour in the accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. The largest power shutoff in the bay area is in Sonoma County. People there have been through this before, but getting used to it isnt the same as liking it. Abc 7 News ReporterWayne Freedman is live in sebastopol. Wayne . Reporter i dont know if theres ever any really getting used to it, but, yes, people are beginning to deal with it. Downtown combat poll hesebastop spared here. Power out, power out, power out. Parts of downtown guerneville and forestville, fort ross. N when you live in a twostop light town and neither of them works because pg e cut the power, traffic jams become inevitable and weve only just begun. Yes, its a big deal. Reporter were in guerneville. One dot on the map. Population 5,000. Most of the people here out of power and running low on patience. Weve had floods. Weve had everything thrown at us. I dont know whatever the lord wants to throw at us, but he expects us to handle it. Reporter were reaching the point where we hear the letters psps and nobody flinches at this thirdworld problem in a firstworld nation. Whats that tell you . Somebodys not doing their job, i suspect. Reporter town the road near forestville there is a run on ice at spears market where they have tgenerators on. Like what will happen next . Reporter and those are the small stories. This is where the Administration Building was. At Cardinal Newman high school in santa rosa theyre still recovering from the tubbs fire of 2017, which bushed half the place. If there are climate lessons all around us, consider those trying to teach in the midst of this. Face to face on computers. Because of those fires in 2017, Cardinal Newman is no stranger to online learning. To a degree they had a head start. Today of 600 students only 24 were unreachable. Is that a win . Yeah. Reporter that was Graham Rutherford who is the dean of student life here. Its interesting, we expected to see them dealing with the challenge, but it hasnt been a challenge, at least not compared to what we expected because students know the drill. Of those 24 students who didnt get directly contacted, they knew to get in touch with friends. They went to their friends houses and accessed the internet and their classes that way. So theyve been through this before. Sonoma county has been through this before. Now after today, much of the bay area has been through this before. Live from sebastopol, Wayne Freedman, abc 7 news. Wayne, thank you. People living in berkeley received alert messages asking them to voluntarily evacuate overnight. The mayor says it was an unprecedented step. Winds knocked down trees and limbs but not fires were reported in berkeley. He says berkeley may issue more preemptive voluntary evacuations in the future. We wouldnt have taken the step if we didnt think that it was going to be pretty dangerous for our residents. Relieved, once again, that nothing bad happened, but we need to be prepared. The mayor says 750 homes in the Berkeley Hills last power overnight as part of pg es preemptive preventive, rather, power outages. Wildfires are not the only concern today. The strong wind event this morning left behind fallen trees and thousands of dollars in repairs. In the east bay Tree Trimmers have been working nonstop, responding to an increase in emergency calls. Abc 7 News Reporter reporter rer the story. Reporter after their frightening 3 00 a. M. Experience, this is the sound of relief. It was just swaying like that, like a palm tree in the wind. When i got up, i heard cracking, loud cracking and then boom. Reporter david and sandra dont know each other, but Mother Nature chose them and their trees to show off its power. They said about 45 to 50mileperhour winds. So maybe more. To do this, im going to say it was a 50foot palm tree. Reporter david and his wife awoke to their 60foottall tree uprooted and leaning over. Saw the roots coming out of the ground and it turned out i was right to be paranoid. It was a ticking bomb. Reporter this expert believes this tree was within an hour of falling on to the adjacent apartment complex. This is one of multiple emergency calls this Tree Care Company responded to before 9 00 a. M. Today weve been swamped due to the winds of last night. Power outages. People really afraid. Getting another call as we speak. Probably the office. Somebodys in the line waiting for us to help them. Reporter it shows an uptick in three times the number of calls than anticipated. All over the map from livermore down to concord down to berkeley down to richmond. So we have three calls waiting reporter his message to anyone with trees please have your trees inspected. Have them looked at by an arborist. Reporter before its too late. There is another emergency in oakland so i got to head over there now. Reporter in oakland, luz inz pena, abc 7 news. Pg e is giving a live update on shutoffs. We are monitoring. If you want to listen, we are streaming it on abc7news. Com. Youll find instant updates on the potential shutoffs and fire conditions. See the latest outage maps, forecasts and information about how to stay safe. Breaking news now out of washington, d. C. The honorable Amy Coney Barrett is expected to be sworn in tonight as an associate justice of the Supreme Court. This is a live look at the white house where the ceremony will take place. You see President Trump there. The Senate Confirmed barrett just hours ago along party lines, 5248. Barrett will fill the seat vacated by Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg who died on september 18th. All right. Election day is next tuesday. Its just over a week away now, but millions of people arent waiting. Theyve already voted early either by mail or in person, setting records. Abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz joins us live with a look at whos behind all these ballots. Liz . Hi, ama, yes, we are seeing record early turnout voting across the state and the country. Unlike previous elections, there is a divide over who is voting early and who is not. The big unknown, will it make a difference on the outcome of this race. Reporter election day is just over a week away and already 61. 5 million votes have been cast across the country. The record turnout happening here in california, too. More than 7 million votes, making up 1 3 of all ballots, will have been cast in the state by the end of the day. Thats more than all of the early votes cast in 2016. So who is it exactly thats already voted . According to paul mitchell, the Vice President of Political Data inc. , which tracks ballots and voter trends, the script has slightly flipped from past elections where republicans have historically been the ones to get their ballots in early. This time its democrats. Democrats have essentially been virtue signaling that, look at me, im voting early. Heres my picture on instagram of me at the ballot box. And republicans have been doing the opposite. Reporter nationwide of the ballots returned so far, roughly 49 are democrats. 41 are republicans and 10 are unaffiliated. The lower turnout among republicans isnt a sign republicans wont vote. Rather, theyre likely holding off to vote in person on election day or closer to the election. Its something the president himself has been encouraging as he raises concerns about vote by mail and a rigged election. It was a very secure vote. Much more secure than when you send in a ballot. This messaging has moved voters into these two partisan camps. Its almost like in our culture we have this thing where, like, you cant go buy a chicken sandwich without it being a political statement. Reporter so what does this mean . Does more early turnout among democrats say anything about who will win . The simple answer is no. An early vote doesnt count any more than a vote cast on election day. According to mitchell, many of the people who voted so far are considered likely voters, but it could ultimately put republicans at a disadvantage for this reason. Republicans have put themselves in a situation of having a lot more of their own voters kind of still yet to engage and to go out and make sure that they return their ballots. Its going to be a big job for them. Big get out the vote efforts for sure. Some trends have remained the same this year. So far in california, weve seen the most turnout from suburban areas with affluent homeowners including the suburbs of marin county and orange county. Lower turnout in urban areas with younger voters, such as the middle and east los angeles. Ama . Liz, weve all been told to prepare for a long Election Night or election week. Here in california, our early votes can be processed right away when the registrar gets them. In some states, including key battleground states, early ballots can only begin to be processed when the polls close on Election Night. That means you wont get the full results until potentially days after the election. Unless its a landslide win for one candidate, its unlikely well have the outcome on Election Night, ama. All right. Liz, thank you. The First National coordinated effort to get women of color to vote started right here in the bay area. Im dion lim in San Francisco with how this effort is reaching nearly 1 million women across the country. A nasa team based right here in the bay area makes a breakthrough discovery, water on the moon. And it could be a gamechange im greg, im 68 years old. I do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. I honestly feel that thats my calling to give back to younger people. I think most adults will start realizing that they dont recall things as quickly as they used to or they dont remember things as vividly as they once did. Ive been taking prevagen for about three years now. People say to me periodically, man, youve got a memory like an elephant. Its really, really helped me tremendously. Prevagen. Healthier brain. Better life. Another live look at the swearing in ceremony for Amy Coney Barrett. She will join the Supreme Court tonight after being confirmed by the senate just a few hours ago. President trump is leading the ceremony outside the white house. Justice Clarence Thomas will administer the oath. Were streaming this event live on our website. You can watch it on abc7news. Com. Women of color make up one out of four voters in swing states, so their votes are more critical than ever in the upcoming election. Abc 7 news anchor dion lim takes you you inside an effort that started right here in the bay area that is reaching more than a million women across the country. Were engaging them in a conversation about voting. Reporter in groups like this across the country, women of color are gathering wealth a purpose, to empower other women of color to get excited and engaged about the upcoming election via text. Our target was a million women of color across seven battleground states. Weve already exkeyed exceeded 900,000. Reporter in the first ever coordinated effort, bay area based she the people partnered with democracy for america partnered for text banking events where turnout in the last election for this demographic was low. In a state like arizona, 341,000 women of color were eligible and 91,000 cast a vote. Reporter the message, that women of color have the power to make change for issues that matter to them. Such as the coronavirus pandemic, which disproportionately affects the Latino Community. Go back to reporter or the surge in discrimination toward asian americans. I have two children. Im a mom. Because of my own experiences of people in the Latino Community and coming from a more conservative, traditional background, i didnt have access to education or information about reproductive health. Reporter the momentum among this group voting is gaining strength, increasing nearly 40 from 2014 to the 2018 midterm elections. She the people hopes the momentum continues and pays off this november. In this etra or time when everyone feels they dont have a lot of power and feel sad about stuff, this is something concrete and positive. Women of color reaching women of color that we can do. Its making a big difference. Reporter in San Francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. A text out the Vote Campaign is targeting georgia and florida this week, two critical states in this election. To learn more about she the people and other voting efforts across the country, tune into nightline tonight right after abc 7 news at 11 00. All right. It is official. The honorable Amy Coney Barrett is sworn in as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Just moments ago. Shes speaking to the audience outside the white house. Lets listen. Thank all of you, especially leader mcconnell and chairman graham for helping me to navigate it. My heartfelt thanks go to the members of the white house staff and department of justice who worked tirelessly to support me through this process. Your stamina is remarkable and i have been the beneficiary of it. Jesse and i are also so grateful to the many people who have supported who have supported our family over these last several weeks. Thruways both tangible and intangible, you have made this day possible. Jesse and i have been truly awe struck by your generosity. I have spent a good amount of time over the last month at the senate. Both in meetings with individual senators and in days of hearings before the Senate Judiciary committee. The confirmation process has made ever clearer to me one of the fundamental differences between the federal judiciary and the United States senate. And perhaps the most acute is the role of policy preferences. It is the job of a senator to pursue her policy preferences. In fact, it would be a dereliction of duty for her to put policy goals aside. By contrast, it is the job of a judge to resist her policy preferences. It would be a dereliction of duty for her to give into them. Federal judges dont stand for election. Thus they have no basis for claiming that their preferences reflect those of the people. This separation of duty from political preference is what makes the judiciary distinct among the three branches of government. A judge declares independence not only from congress and the president but also from the private beliefs that might otherwise move her. The judicial oath captures the essence of the judicial duty, the rule of law must always control. My fellow americans, even though we judges dont face elections, we still work for you. It is your constitution that establishes the rule of law and the Judicial Independence that is so central to it. The oath that i have solemnly taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences. I love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes and i will devote myself to preserving it. Thank you. That is the honorable Amy Coney Barrett just sworn in as the next associate justice of the United StatesSupreme Court. Theres President Trump on the right, who fought hard, nominated her and fought hard to get her nomination confirmed, which is was just a few hours ago. She is now the next justice on the Supreme Court. But i cant say i expected this. Because it was easy. 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. Its what they do. Well, i do what i do. If yould like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. I got it all from you im always pushing through i know well make it to the finish line i know youre waiting on the other side im like you ondemand glucose monitoring. Because theyre always on. Another lifechanging technology from abbott. So you dont wait for life. You live it. All right. We are keeping close watch on those winds, dan. Yeah, we are, ama. Pretty ferocious up here. Even worse down south. Meteorologist drew tuma is here. Amazing what we saw in the last 24 hours in the bay area, drew. Yeah, such strong winds, dan and ama. Show you the wind forecast as we go into the Early Morning hours. This is 1 00 a. M. On tuesday. Well find those winds strengthening and it looks like this next burst of offshore winds will find the strongest winds mainly in the north bay. The north bay mountains and the east bay hills are under that red flag warning. As we go throughout the morning the winds will die down and that red flag warning will expire tomorrow evening. Not only tonight, windy in spots, also chilly. Especially in the north bay, 30s and 40s. Well see upper 40s to lower 50s along the bay shoreline. A cool start tomorrow morning. Well finish it with mild temperatures and winds easing up. Mid70s to low 80s across much of the bay area under a lot of sunshine. The sevenday accuweather forecast, still very windy in our hills tomorrow morning. The winds relax. By wednesday, it is calm, it is cool in the morning. Looking at the weekend, guys, hat wean looks nice. Dont forget, the clocks go back one hour as Daylight Saving time begins early sunday morning. My clock already went back. No, not yet. Stop. We got time. This is a time of holidays and travel and family reunions and parties. Its that time of year, but this year its very different. Tonight, the three benchmarks to measure whether its safe to get together with your family. Its the new way to holiday. Part of building a better bay area. Holiday deliveries could be a challenge this year. Im michael traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. Thats why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. Which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. To keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. And measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. Relieve traffic. Reduce pollution. Rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. A celebration tonight at the white house. Moments ago Amy Coney Barrett was officially sworn in as an associate justice of the Supreme Court by President Trump. Tomorrow chief Justice John Roberts will administer the judicial oath to barrett at the court. She would then be able to begin working immediately. Earlier tonight the republicanled Senate Confirmed the 48yearold barrett by a 5248 vote margin. She is one of our nations most brilliant legal scholars and she will make an outstanding justice on the highest court in our land. Even though we judges dont face elections, we still work for you. It is your constitution that establishes the rule of law and the Judicial Independence that is so central to it. Maine senator Susan Collins was the only republican to vote against barrett, who replaces ruth bader ginsburg, who died last month. The confirmation of barrett promises to push the high court in a more conservative direction for generations to come. Happening now, pg e is holding a live update on the Public Safety power shutoffs. Power has been restored to 95,000 of the 345,000 customers affected in 34 counties. Peak wind gusts of 89 Miles Per Hour were recorded in Sonoma County overnight. And while tonights winds wont be as strong, pg es senior meteorologist says there is still a fire risk. The fuel moistures are dryer. This is the second day that some of these locations will experience very low relative humidity. So actually even though the winds have come down, the fire potential index has come up. Pg e says power should be restored to all customers by 10 00 p. M. Tomorrow. Halloween without trickortreaters. Thanksgiving without travel. No crowds on black friday and a december with only virtual parties. The Holiday Season will be very different this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. And this week were helping you navigate all the changes that might impact the way that you normally celebrate. And tonight were asking the question, will california be prepared when it comes to testing . The governors plans to expand Testing Capacity across california comes with criticism. Epidemiologists at the brown school of Public Health say the states figures are far from where we need to be to prevent major outbreaks ahead of the holidays. Abc 7 News Reporter stephanie sierra has the story. My mother linda and my dad robert. Reporter she and her husband are longing for the holidays. Boast of them lost their fathers during the pandemic. A mere week apart. Its been incredibly hard mourning without our families. Reporter days after amanda was hit in a motorcycle accident, recovering without family by her side. Its been one tough event after the next. I mean, all of that and then i lost my primary job and i had a lot of the stuff for my business basically dissolved. Reporter a tough end to 2020. The two now anxious to travel home. His grandmother is 84 and has a lot of the Health Issues like diabetes that make covid really dangerous. So we want to make sure we get tested before we go. Reporter but even planning a month ahead theres a wait. Same story in San Francisco. Eight days to get an appointment at a city test site. Thats up from five days just last week. Abc 7s Data Analysis shows in nearly the past month covid testing in california has increased by nearly 200,000 more tests per week. But National ConsumerAdvocacy Group says thats not nearly enough to catch enough isolated cases before they could turn into major outbreaks before the holidays. The governor recently announced more tests that are coming online soon and thats a good step forward but clearly we need more. Reporter the brown school of Public Health calculated the level of testing needed that would effectively suppress the virus is eight times more than what california is reporting what would you tell families who are weighing whether or not to even travel during the holidays . It really depends on three key things if were able to gather in a safer way. The first and foremost is lowering our case levels now because were heading in the wrong direction in most of this country. Cases are going up. That means its not safe to get together with people outside of your immediate household. Reporter late last week covid cases went from just over 3,700 up to more than 6,100 on friday. Thats the highest daily total seen across the state since august. Its a time to hunker down. Reporter ucsf lead epidemiologist George Rutherford says we need to go out of our way to keep transmission low. Unfortunately this is a time of holidays and travel and family reunions and parties, you know, and unfortunately this year the advice is going to be just dont do it. Reporter keep gatherings to immediate family as amanda and jared know grieving through the loss is not worth the risk. Asymptomatic spread is real. The governor said hes open to imposing restrictions to travellers coming from states where covid transmission is high, but there are no official plans for that just yet. Stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. All right. Thank you, stephanie. Abc 7 will have more stories like this one all week focused on the new way to holiday as we build a better bay area. Today were focused on your health. The rest of the week we will look at how the holidays are affecting our building a better bay area content areas, including commit, education, the changing workplace and race and social justice. Whos supporting prop 15 . Joe biden. 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A team of nasa scientists says it has a significant discovery on the moon. Water. The Worlds Largest airborne observatory made the discovery. Its based at nasa aims in silicon valley. Abc 7 david louie explains how water and the moon will be a major boost for future space missions. We were over the moon, no pun intended. Reporter dr. Nasim is part of a team of nasa scientists who discovered tiny molecules of water on the surface of the broon. The breakthrough discovery could some day replace the need to send water from earth to support astronauts going to the moon and future missions to mars. Its amazing that we were able to contribute to such a major discovery. Reporter the strategic observatory for infrared astron me. A telescope aboard a 747 sb aircraft at 45,000 feet was able to detect the water inside what they described as tiny glass beads in a crater. At mount of water is small, about a 12 ounce bottles worth. 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O you can take a day off fromy worrying about your packages. Ohhh yeahhh just connect your myq® app to key. Ohhh yeahhh get free ingarage delivery with myq® and key by amazon. One of the Biggest Challenges for shoppers this Holiday Season could be guesting gifts to their destination on time. Michael finney joins us with a new way to holiday coverage live. Michael . Dan, there is a lot of nervousness in the Retail Industry about whether their deliveries can keep up with demand. Once we really looked into this, we found theyre not the only ones concerned. Donna bachmann counts herself among the nervous ones. She says Federal Express lost five quilts she made last Holiday Season as gifts. I mean, we did everything we could possibly do to track the track it down. Reporter the lost shipment left many of her friends and family disappointed. Thomas webster knows that feeling, too. He says gifts he bought from victorias secret, walmart and target all arrived to their destinations late. It was scheduled to be delivered on december 11th. Then they changed it to the 12th, the 14th, the 17th, then the 20th. He says on track delivered some of those gifts as late as january. John, a ceo of the National Retail federation. A lot of retailers are telling your customers now there could be potential delays because of that. That growth in ecommerce and the lack of capacity in the system to handle such growth. Reporter the pandemic has caused a surge in Online Shopping which could further strain the shipping industry. Frictions from salalalforce predict Online Shopping will increase by as much as 34 over last Holiday Season. U. P. S. And fedex tell 7 on your side they will be prepared. U. P. S. Hiring an additional 70,000 seasonal employees for what it calls the shipathon. Go. U. P. S. Says its hiring 100,000 workers for the big rush. It also predicts one out of three Seasonal Workers will get permanent jobs. A Data Scientist from the university of illinois predicts both shippers will handle this onslaught. They have the system in place already. So in essence, that means that they know what to do. They just have to scale it a little higher. I think its going to be okay. I dont anticipate any problems. Reporter still, retailers are urging everyone to shop early to ease their worries. This year weve had to be preemptive and started ordering Christmas Gifts a couple months ago. Im concerned but, you know, you cant stop. You have to do it. The u. S. Postal service has not announced how many people they plan to hire extra this year and ontrack did not get back to us. Now, dan, ama, i know we hear it every single year, shop and ship early. But this year its really going to matter. For instance, the u. S. Postal service says if you want your items to arrive by the 25th, you have to shop i should say ship two days early. Back to you. Good point. Thanks, michael. Thanks, michael. All right. We have more weather to cover tonight, dan. All right. On to drew tuma. Watching of the wind. We hope, drew, beginning to die down. Yeah. And a lot of spots right now the wind has really backed off from where we were early this morning we had some of these peak wind gusts before the sun got out. Mount helena at 89 Miles Per Hour. Oakland airport had a wind gust of 58 Miles Per Hour late night last. Concord had a wind gust of 40 Miles Per Hour. So you look at the picture now, the current wind gusts, and you can really see the activity is in a bit of a lull. You see winds less than 20 Miles Per Hour if not less than 10 Miles Per Hour where you live right now. Were also tracking the humidity. Look at these numbers in some spots. Its in the single digits. Santa rosa, napa, fairfield. Even along the bay shoreline, in the teens to low 20s. So very dry air combined with some gusty winds that will arrive, once again, early tomorrow morning. You see futuretracker wind gusts, by 1 00 a. M. On tuesday we find those winds picking up once again, especially in the north bay. Thats likely where we see the strongest gusts right before the sun gets up tomorrow morning. By 6 00, 7 00 in the mortgage, those winds are strongest through calistoga, napa, fairfield, gusting over 30 Miles Per Hour. Well begin to see the winds back off again, similar to today, where midday the winds really lightened up. Nonetheless, we still have that red flag warning in effect for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills tomorrow until 5 00 p. M. Low spots in the 30s and the 40s along the bay shoreline, upper 40s to low 50s. Tomorrow afternoons a mild afternoon. Well find those winds really calming down in the afternoon after the red flag warning expires. Temperatures, 74 in San Francisco. 83 in santa rosa. The accuweather sevenday forecast. All about that red flag warning overnight tonight for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills. The winds will calm down by wednesday. That sets the stage for cool mornings and warm afternoons. Halloween following that pattern on saturday and then november, a little bit warmer of 70s to mid80s by sunday and monday. Dan and ama. All right. At least halloweens looking pretty good. Thanks, drew. All right. On to abc 7 news sports director larry beil tonight. Hi, larry. Dan, ama, normally being called a psycho papath is not considered a compliment, but the 49ers actually love it. I kind of like it, too. That physicality, though, comes with a price. More injury woes as in california, were the only state where wealthy trust fund heirs get their own tax loophole. These tax cheats avoid millions in taxes on vacation homes and coastal mansions depriving our schools. Prop 19 closes this unfair loophole thats been exploited by an elite few and helps our schools, firefighters, and seniors. Vote yes on prop 19. Tell them [record scratch] the partys over. Now abc 7 sports with larry bee. Good evening. We thought the tough part of the 49ers schedule started a couple of weeks ago, but then they breezed by the rams and they just pounded the patriots yesterday. Now, though, we might be right about that schedule part because starting on sunday, youre talking about two games in four days. Seahawks who are terrific and then the Green Bay Packers and the niners are down yet another running back. The injuries continue to mount. Jeff wilson jr. , he scored three touchdowns yesterday, but hes the latest to go down with a high ankle sprain. Hell be an injured reserve for about a month. Deebo samuel, wide receiver, is probably going to mix the next two games with a hamstring injury because everybody else in the back field is banged up. The 49ers physically punished the patriots with a violent mindset. George kittle describes as being on the field with a bunch of psychopaths. In the nfl, thats actually a good thing. Its fun to be on a team with a bunch of psychopaths because i fit in really well here. Its a very fine line with that stuff. I mean, i always say, like, usually the most Aggressive Team who messes up the least will usually win. And sometimes when youre very aggressive and trying to go to that spot, a lot of people tend to mess up a lot. Thats where you make penalties. Trying to find that even line of where you can take your mindset to a whole another level, whole another aggressiveness. I think weve got a lot of guys who are like that. When they watch one guy act like that, i think they all feet off each other. I feel like i live on that line. The niners better be psychopaths if theyre going to have a chance at stopping seattle receiver d. K. Metcalf on sunday. This is ann mae amazing play. To catch arizonas bermu hes 64, 230 pounds. He looks like a body builder. Imagine Arnold Schwarzenegger in his prime running that fast. Then again, arnold is the terminator. So is d. K. Metcalf, apparently. San jose states game this weekend supposed to be played in albuquerque but moved to san jose because of a surge of covid19 cases in new mexico. There have been no reported cases on the football team. So good news there. That game is now set for saturday in san jose at 4 00 p. M. And the pac12 will resume on november 7th. Stanfords opener at oregon, you can watch that game right here on abc 7 at 4 30 in the afternoon. And cal will host washington that same day, 7 30 in the evening on espn. Pac12, ambitious goals. Trying to play seven straight weeks with the title game. This is really going to be ambitious, but the conference believes their protocols and testing will allow them to play through. What a great sound. Washingtons head coach ron rivera rang the bell today, finishing his last round of sche chemotherapy and proton therapy. Several more followups of scans, but the staff is feeling hopeful. Announced his diagnosis in august but has not missed a game. For all of us touched by cancer in our families, that bell is so meaningful and so powerful. And so wonderful. So we wish our best to ron rivera. Really is. Thank you, larry, very much. Join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11 00. If youre smelling smoke in parts of the bay area, this is why. This field behind me, more than 350 acres burned this afternoon here in sasun city. Wait until you see the pictures and the video from this afternoon. That is tonight at 11 00. They dont just fight fires. We have video of an Animal Rescue some bay area firefighters pulled off on top of a gas station. Finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. Were focussing our attention and our reporting each night this week on the upcoming holidays and how theyll be affected by the pandemic in various ways. This past hour weve highlighted how the holidays will be very different because of concerns about our health. We gave you information that we hope was helpful about how to gauge the actual risk of different holiday activities like trick or treating, thanksgiving meals with family and friends and, of course, Christmas Shopping and visits with santa. Theres a lot to consider and it certainly strains a good bit of the fun out of the next couple of months. Were all tired of wearing masks, social distancing and washing our hands nonstop, but those are the cards weve been dealt and playing them fairly well all things considered, and we have to keep them up. Our Health Depends on it. The holidays are coming and the form they take will very different, but what really matters is the joy we take from them doesnt have to be. I always love to hear from you. Follow me on twitter danarababe7. Thank you so much for joining us. For members like martin. An air force veteran made of doing whats right, not whats easy. So when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. 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