Check out this video from a San Francisco restaurant. The woman in red there is grandma doris campos. She flips over a table to defend herself against a customer who threw a container of Hand Sanitizer at camposs daughter and grandson. Yep, grandma in action. The woman felt her order was taking too long. Thankfully, no one was hurt. A company is now selling the first blood test to diagnose alzheimers disease. The test is designed for people over 60 who are experiencing symptoms of dementia. Its considerably cheaper than the 5,000 brain scan normally used to detect alzheimers which is often not covered by insurance. The blood test is currently being sold without fda approval. Turning now to the race for a vaccine for covid19 and that cdc meeting today that will determine who gets the vaccine first. I spoke earlier with dr. Maldonado. Who will be participating in that meeting today. Dr. Maldonado, heres one dilemma surrounding distribution of the covid vaccines. California is getting 326
Of dollars. He lost his home. He says he gets it but questions why pg e officials shut off power as broadly as they did. I dont really have a problem shutting down in the hills whether the winds are 40, 50 miles an hour. But in town i dont believe there is a lot that can burn. The Utility Company announcing today this round of potential shutoffs would be significantly smaller. Pg e hasnt called for the shutoff yet, but Officials Say they want to make sure customers are as prepared as possible. Still, we found residents who had no idea. I cant believe it. Not again. Don del carlo describes last weeks shutoff as radical i. Did it feel warranted . No, i didnt feel so. Supervisor gore rn is one of two supervisors asking why. She is holding more than just pg e accountable. I put the blame where the blame is due, and that is the California Public Utilities Commission for not demanding excellence fro the one utility that covers most of northern california. Supervisor goren also lost her home
We get to hang with you. Griff i do have to wish my wife a happy birthday. Kathleen, happy birthday to you. She is going to be treated like a queen today by her friends and tomorrow i get to go home after the show and take her to dinner. Its going to be a big day today because, honestly its fall here but in washington its subpoena season. I talked about it as a reporter for this show and here we go now with more news today. Pete according to the New York Times, consider the source, the left is piling on when it comes to impeachment. There are reports now that a Second Intelligence official is weighing his or her socalled whistleblower on what happened in the ukraine. So you had, of course, over the last, what, week and a half we have been talking about now this individual who some call a whistleblower. I dont. I think he was a leaker who used official means to get information out because he doesnt like President Trump. In this case it looks like yet another individual will come out wit
bieber. his first venture into the country genre. everyone is going country now. and finally $4 million. that s how much a retired air force vet won from a scratchoff ticket in tennessee. his first order of business pay off his home. very diligent of him. congratulations. griff, down to you. pete: all right. thanks, pete. looking to book a fall get away? look no further. october flights could be the cheapest they have been in years. jedediah: leanna corwin is a travel expert and she joins with us tricks and tips to get the best deals. welcome. i love a good deal. tell me, in october, where can i go? i can t really fly right now. it s not good for me. where can people go and get a good deal? the great thing about october and especially this year price fair is the lowest they have been in six years there are a lot of deals that you can find. some of my favorites that i picked out fort lauderdale is going to be 32% off this month. griff: they are always making a deal. there they are a