Situation with the glass fire. Deborah joins us live on how people are marking this somber anniversary. Reporter julie, with the pandemic, no public observances. Some neighborhoods will mark the moment. Tomorrow morning a brief bellringing in santa rosa and the city that bore the brunt of the firestorm. Three years ago, we went through some very incredibly difficult times. Truck the fire chief in the past presided at public ceremonies marking this date and disaster. Covid quashed that this year plus he is still turning the corner on the glass fire and hundreds of homes gone into counties. Firefighters are not all that aware of anniversaries. I want to thank all of you for being here today to help us with his current fire we are experiencing knowing that many of you were here in 2017 helping us. This is my neighbors house. Truck that meyer, night fire warden so fast that people ran for their lives and then had a long ordeal into turning wasteland in the neighborhoods again. Coffee park
We spoke to Business Owners in the potential black out zone. And joins us from oakland. We were actually right here in the neighborhood around this time last year. Talking to you about the pg e power shut off. Were back again today. Right here in the same neighborhood talking about pg e shut off. Again. Only big difference this time theres a pandemic going on. The folks here in the Oakland Hills and those who work here. Dealing with a pandemic tomorrow but also likely dealing with a power being shut off. No power tomorrow. We dont have money. No power during a pandemic. Pg e is warning thousands of customers across the bay area. That gusting winds and hot temperatures will force the Utility Company to shut power to the those in high risk areas. Starting tomorrow afternoon. For some the lights may not turn back on until friday. All my computer orders cannot come to the shop. She runs the florist. The pandemic has already dried up the demand for bouquets. Now comes another financial blow
Force and warned tonight of another surge of covid19. It evening. Dr. Fauci stressed the importance of wearing a mask and following guidelines for social distancing. We are here in out more with what the doctor said about the pandemic and how students reacted to the virtual event. Reporter frank, doctor fauci spoke for 45 minutes tonight and a very frank conversation with Berkeley Students. It is my distinguished honor to welcome dr. Fauci to the berkeley form. Reporter in a virtual fireside chat sponsored by the form the Student Group in the school of Public Policy , dr. Fauci, director of the National Institute of allergy and Infectious Diseases talked about the pandemic. I have never seen a disease with a wide range of clinical manifestations from 40 to 50 of the people who get no symptoms at all. Reporter he said the vaccine probably would not be widely available until spring or fall of next year. Our baseline of infection is around 40,000 per day, which is unacceptably high, so we
Prevent a double vote. Jeffrey says he doesnt think every registered voter should automatically get a ballot in the mail. The system we have now where you can ask for a mailin ballot makes sense because you ask for it. They send it to you. But to just send out ballots to everyone, especially in the middle of a pandemic where people have moved, people have lost their houses, people are in different locations. Reporter another issue were hearing, voters receiving a ballot in the mail that belongs to someone else, usually someone whos moved the secretary of States Office says you should mark the ballot envelope as return to sender, voter no longer lives there and put it back in the mail to the county elections office. This will notify the official to deactivate the previous registration. That was Anoushah Rasta reporting. Also tonight there are a lot of back room discussions and changing being made with the president ial debates. Next thursdays town hall is now canceled. President trump r
One of the biggest cruise lines now selling ships and canceling trips. Country homecoming. Taylor swifts return to her roots. The musical moment seven years in the making. And swing and a miss. The mistake by this lumberjack leaving one unlucky homeowner with an axe to grind. Good thursday morning, everyone. We begin with the wrath of Hurricane Sally. The storm now turning deadly. And its not over. Millions of people from alabama to the carolinas are on alert for dangerous flooding. Areas around atlanta could see 8 inches of rain. Were getting a clearer view of the destruction and the historic flooding in the florida panhandle. Two feet of rain fell in pensacola. More than 500,000 Power Outages are reported as the region begins to pick up the pieces. Overnight sally turning deadly. At least one person found dead after the powerful storm swept through the gulf coast leaving a trail of destruction. The sheer damage of this building. The whole second half ripped to the ground. Reporter do