buildings collapse, then a tsunami brings even more devastation. we ll have the latest. and signs of the times from banners and billboards to old school lawn signs, these displays of democracy have been seen as a predictor for an area s election results. how true is that? we begin with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. millions more will vote by tuesday. and i believe when you use your power to vote, we ll change the course of this country and the course of history. there are just three days left before election day. there will be no heating in the winter. no air conditioning in the summer and no electricity whatever the hell you want it. right now you have it made. you re so lucky. you are so lucky i m your president. we are better than this. and we deserve better than this. the candidates race across the country fighting over votes in the battleground states. it s really a choice between the trump boom and a biden depression. we are
he s got that understanding of his responsibility and setting a tone, i think, that becomes an example for all the people who concede after. senator obama and i have had and argued our differences, and he has prevailed. those same things you hear throughout we have fought the good fight. we fought hard, we ve come to an end, we accept this result, we will work together. and once this decision is made, we unite behind the man who gets elected. reporter: but not every election night has a concession speech. bulletin, senior gore aide confirms gore withdraws concession. that s bulletin material with a capital b. reporter: some elections don t even end on election night. about ten minutes ago the vice president did call the governor and retracted his concession. we put florida back in the undecided category. i think like most people in the country, i went to bed with a scene on my tv showing the vote count in florida. i woke up the next morning, turned
to let our great state shine. let it shine, the power s ours to let it shine! announcer: now from abc7, live breaking news. right away getting to that breaking news, 49er linebacker reuben foster has run into trouble again. he s been arrested at the team s hotel in florida just hours before the 49ers are supposed to take the field. good evening and thanks for joining us. i m dion lim. now, if you follow the 49ers, you know foster s history. he has a slew of legal problems since joining the team. give us an idea of what happened here. really the details are quite limited. but what we know from his booking report rll ges a good trges heas ahe tonight, a an an an of misdemeanor charge of battery. foster was arrested at 9:10 local time and booked into county jail two hours later. no bond was immediately posted so he ll be spending the evening in jail. this is the fourth legal incident since he joined the 49ers. he served a two-game suspension at the start of this se
good morning, bay area. lnd get going. this is abc7 mornings. good morning and thank you for joining us on this sunday, october 14th. i m matt keller and let s start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. hello, matt, and good morning the to you. look at all of the fog. yes, gray skies over the many neighborhoods and the temperatures are cool, and we still are anticipating very gusty winds tonight and the red flag warning is up and goes through 12:00 tomorrow afternoon and the winds will begin to gust later on theday, but it is going to increase tonight until nearly 60 miles per hour from marian to sonoma to napa and the east bay and the diablo range and so these are the areas that we are concerned about. middleton, and gurnville, and up to the delta. right now the winds are calmer at the surface, and the elevations are 22 at peak, and altamon with cloudy conditions at sfo. and mid- to upper 50s for most of you. golden gate bridge, and low to mid-70s and lo
but will a re, bran tackle the social network problems? ah, he was president joe biden doesn t appear to have the full support of his democratic party for his 1.75 trillion dollar spending program. a key democratic group is saying that they won t vote on the infrastructure bill without the build back, better act biden has taken the rest steps of meeting with senate is at the capital to urge them to back the spending package. his revised bill has also lost some top priorities as the president tries to get the bill through a narrowly divided congress was crossed out to phil laval, who joins us from washington. d. c. a. phil, why is this particular bill so important to joe gordon? oh it s, it s so important for a number of reasons. first of all, we all host lean towards the mid terms and there s still a year away, but that s nothing in politics. so what this does is if you can get this past now that means the by the time we get to the midterms, next year, people have a tangible