candidates. here are some safety measures they both agreed to. they will stand 12 feet apart between a plexiglass barrier. kamala harris camp wanted that, mike pence agreed to it. what we saw in cleveland was the trump campaign recklessly disregarded the rules that were set forth that they agreed to. we were sitting in the debate hall with masks on. there wasn t one trump official with a mask on. you re putting people in harm s way. both pence and harris have been getting tested for coronavirus regularly. the latest results show both are negative. you can watch the debate between vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris at 6:00 right here on abc7. thank you. the covid-19 outbreak is continuing to spread at the white house. as of this morning at least 24 people who have been at the white house in recent weeks have tested positive. the latest man is top aide to the president, steven miller. he is now self-isolating. president trump is still getting treated f
you ll notice is clouds are much more widespread covering more neighborhoods and getting thick along the coast and up into the north bay valleys. watch out for that during the morning commute. temperatures are in the 50s at 7:00. we ll stay in the 50s at the coast. 65 to 74 at noon with low sunshine and only 70 to 80 at 4:00. a little touch of fall in the forecast and more of it on the way with a slight chance of rain coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. thank you. it is your voice your vote. tonight the american people will witness a highly anticipated showdown between vice president mike pence and his democratic rival, senator kamala harris. the and this comes as president trump continues to be treated for covid-19. jobina fortson is at the live desk with the extra safety measures in place. jobina? yes. this will be the only debate between the candidates for vice president and here are just some of the safety measures both candidates have agreed to. so thi
did not say whether he has tested negative, but did clear him to resume campaign activities. the president tipped his distance from supporters, but others did not. reporter: president trump had plenty to say to his supporters gathered on the white house lawn. we are starting very big with our rallies and with our everything, we cannot allow our country to become a socialist nation. we cannot let that happen. reporter: the speech marking the first time the president held an event since returning from walter reed medical center monday. the white house says the president s health continues to improve, officials have not yet sent if the president has tested negative for coronavirus. ordination is going to defeat this terrible china virus. the vaccine is coming out very quickly in record time, it is coming out very soon. reporter: the president kept his distance from the crowd by speaking from a balcony, the crowd itself did not social distance, but most people were spot
presidential debate. this time we heard mostly uninterrupted from both vice president pence and senator kamala harris. they squared off at the university of utah in salt lake city. now the candidates were separated by 12 feet and plexiglass dividers. senator harris requesting the additional safety measure because of the vice president s potential exposure to the president. as we all know has contracted the coronavirus. the two answered questions from coronavirus to taxes with some occasional interruption. joe biden has been very clear. he will not raise taxes on anybody who makes under $400,000 a year. i m speaking. i m speaking. the important thing is you say the truth. joe biden said twice in the debate last week that he will repeal the trump tax cuts. we begin our team coverage with jay gray in salt lake city. jay? hey there. good evening, jessica. good evening, raj. you could tell this would be a. different debate than the presidential debate last week. psych th
and san jose extends coveapplie companies with more than 500 employees. it s official students in san francisco, santa clara, san mateo, alameda, and marin counties will finish the school year at home. the state superintendent said he is working to close the digital divide for students who need access to the necessary tech tools. and the governor is urging the 40 million californias sheltering at home to make sure they are looking after their mental health, as well. the state s covid-19 website has several emotional support resources, or you can reach a counselor through the state s crisis textline. there are also dedicated counselors just for healthcare workers. now our original series project home. homeless service providers have been sounding the alarm that shelters can be a hotbed for coronavirus. and tonight the mayor says some homeless will be moved into hotels. susie spoke to homeless advocates who say it isn t happening quickly enough. i keen hearing they re g