charles clifford kron 4 news and it s not just bay area businesses bracing for potential unrest. rodeo drive in beverly hills will be closed to cars and pedestrians tomorrow election day and the day after to prevent the possibility of protests and damage. this move came as city hall encourage some businesses to board up those high end stores. take a look at this video this is out of new york city protesters clashing with police yesterday police say the demonstrators were trying to confront a caravan of president trump s supporters the confrontation escalated when police arrived to clear the protesters on the streets at least 11 people were arrested likely charged with disorderly conduct. is your local election headquarters and we are now less than 24 hours away from election day and if you ve been feeling a little bit of election thanks or anxiety. you are not alone you re not alone. in fact a study led by ucsf is. tyne a dip in mental health to backing a losing candidate
return to work. and to stay ahead of the pandemic, america will need an additional 100,000 contact tracers, according to johns hopkins university. by one count, states have hired or announced plans to hire about 66,000 so far. does the lack of a federal standard put your state at risk and surrounding states at risk? i certainly think if the feds were to participate, if the feds were to establish, as you say, national standards or some rules around compatibility with respect to one state to another because you re right, there is a lot of back and forth between states. and people move. they don t just work, they move. i think that could be very helpful. reporter: as more americans test positive for the virus, researchers say confidentiality is key for contact tracing. that means shielding the identity of every covid-positive patient. even from the people they may have infected. contact tracing is critical. virtually nobody disagrees with that. but out there in the pub
it was so long. if you didn t make it there we don t believe me. game three lasted seven hours 20 minutes the longest world series game ever. they use a lot of guys, 18 different pictures, they toiled for 18 innings and family a walkoff home run when s it for la, the final three minutes to the dodgers trail 2-1 for the red sox cannot figure out this guy their picture walker beeler he tossed seven scoreless innings. he was money down 1-0 combustion hits the board when jackie bradley junior goes deep , the closer ties up to one. game saver here in the tent, eduardo nunez, cody belanger makes a grab and throws a laser to the plate to get tag in crush in. we are still tied. now 2-2. 18th inning and her and here is how she finished. into left center, back to the wall and it is gone. it s over. finally at 12:30 am, they send dodger fans happy as 7+ hours game and they got the dodgers back in the series. he and his teammates will never forget this homerun. getting a chance t
representative banks serves as the chairman of the republican study committee, the largest caucus of conservative legislators in washington. rnc, this is a policy group focused on developing a conservative legislative agenda and correct me if i m wrong, jim, the largest in the republican caucus. and the last thing, and i suspect that jim may be proud of this, he has the distinction of having been kicked off the january 6th so-called bipartisan commission by nancy pelosi. with that, jim, thank you so much for being here. [applause] well, good morning, thank you very much, tom, for that great introduction. it s an honor to be with all of you today, and thank you, again, for the invitation. i m really humbled that a group of lawyers would allow me to come and speak to you this morning. i m really grateful for the work that you do in behalf of the republican party and secure our election, it s a topic i want to get to later. i saw in 2020 of the lawyers who donated to politic
midterm elections. this is one hour. representative banks serves as the chairman of the republican study committee, the largest caucus of conservative legislators in washington. rnc, this is a policy group focused on developing a conservative legislative agenda and correct me if i m wrong, jim, the largest in the republican caucus. and the last thing, and i suspect that jim may be proud of this, he has the distinction of having been kicked off the january 6th so-called bipartisan commission by nancy pelosi. with that, jim, thank you so much for being here. [applause] well, good morning, thank you very much, tom, for that great introduction. it s an honor to be with all of you today, and thank you, again, for the invitation. i m really humbled that a group of lawyers would allow me to come and speak to you this morning. i m really grateful for the work that you do in behalf of the republican party and secure our election, it s a topic i want to get to later. i saw in 2020