scene here. assisting police. they are a contract city sheriffs deputies. they are doing the primary investigation. police not offering very little information. even about whether it's one suspect or perhaps several. or how anyone got away from the area after the shooting. what we know is this party was billed on social media as a at . last night. and ended with gunfire in less than an hour. >> a quiet halloween night in gunfire just before 11:00 p.m. high in the hills where shooting at a house party left four people dead. and at least four others injured. >> when the officers arrived it was a cay yachaotic scene and t was a lot of noise and yelling and running. >> this is a video showing the

house crowded with people earlier in the evening. >> 24 year-old was one of those shot and injured. shown here in a photograph with his baby daughter. hours before the party. his father says he's being treated at a local hospital. >> he got shot three or four times. >> a flier on social media called it a mansion party. the home where the shooting took place it is atop long steep driveway. it's often rented out. and there have been large parties there before. >> it was terrifying in the first moments just because we didn't know what was going on. and the neighbors were worried people might be still doing things that were dangerous. now it's just kind offr >>yanagerreal had been several complai about large parties at the home in the past nine months. most recently at 9:35 last

night. one hour and 15 minutes before violence erupted. >> i believe they tried to call police. or they did. >> now police are yet to say whether they actually dispatched their officers to the area to check out the complaint. about the party. at 9:35. they have a short term rental ordnance. no more than 13 people supposed to be using a house that's rented as a short term rental. theyth mayor said the city counsel will be looking at that ordnance starting next week. as for the investigation here it's very much ongoing. within the past hour we had officers come out here and actually within ten yards of where we're standing pick up an unspent bullet. so it's unclear if the shooting all happened inside. or if things were happening out here on the street.

>> very scary. thank you. san francisco based airbnb issued a statement saying it's horrified by the shooting and expressing support for the investigation. it adds our thoughts are with the victims and the neighbors of the home. it has taken action to ban the booking guest from the platform. the statement also declares the listings house rules specifically ban parties. and weapons are banned. they claim it has procedures to flag potentially problem renters including what it says is a realtime detection system that uses machine learning and predictive to instantly evaluate hundreds of signals and stop any suspicious activity. the company says if it detects potentially concerning behavior it takes a range of action. including removing a user from the platform. >> the shooting has shaken both

that community and the communities of the victim. if you or someone you love is struggling with grief. we have resources on our web site. look for the take action thumbnail. and get linked to professionals and groups that can help. >> one person killed sadly after a head on crash involving a cal fire suv outside. the collision happened on lake ville highway. south of stage gulch road. after 2:30 p.m. the highway patrol tells us the man in the jeep was thrown from the vehicle. and died at the scene. the firefighter was also hurt. he was alert and speaking when he was taken to the hospital. highway patrol officers closed this stretch of the highway. between stage gulch and highway 36. it will stay closed for the next several hours. >> firefighters continue to make good progress on the kincade fire. in the latest report this morning. >> it burned almost 78,000 acres

making it the largest active fire tht state. containment is up to 68%. >> over 350 buildings were destroyed. 167 of thep are homes. many residents have ben able to return home there's 1,000 homes evacuated. >> live tonight. where one homeowner saw her property for the first time since the fire started. >> that's right. it's been a very long week for fire survivors. her home was perched at the very top of the fine flat road. beautiful sight. she knew the home was destroyed by the fire. but nothing could prepare her for today. >> mr. edwards! kitty kitty. >> she was calling out for her cat. she's seeing what's left of her

home. after the kincade fire tore through. she asked us to be with her. >> this is my house. >> sadly there was nothing left. ashes where her families long time compound once stood. >> i really want to dig in in there and see if my -- it will take so long to dig through that. see if anything survived. >> here's a picture of the house before. >> my parents room. >> this hotel is now home for ramona and two generations of her family. >> we only got a garbage bag of clothes and bag that i threw together of just pictures. >> the precious family pictures are all she had time to grab. which the kincade fire was raging through. >> this is my grandmother. and my grandfather. getting married. i'm so glad this one was saved. >> yeah. i'm glad the horse got out.

>> they are feeling lucky they got horses out. her family compound on pine flat road was built in 1911. >> the second i found out it was burned down. i was like okay, now i have to revaluate my future. i planned on spending my life up there. >> she did. despite all of this heartbreak her family will move on. but at this point they don't think they will rebuild on the site. there has been four major fires at that site. since the 1920s. and countless numbers of evacuations. >> all right. thank you. if you would like to help fire victims we have a page on our web site. on how to help with volunteer opportunities. >> you can find it all online.

>> certainly while much of the focus is on the kincade fire. there are new developments tonight with several fires over the weekend in the bay area. >> investigators are pointing the finger at pg&e. with a look at which fires the utility is now under scrutiny for. >> we got new information about five different fires that happened sunday. during the high wind event. it points to possible equipment failure by pg&e. that fire destroyed one home and damaged another. along with several cars. in the report they said the fire department identified a downed pg&e wire as a possible source. >> two other fires that pg&e filed reports on happened in oakly. >> the fires combined burns thousands of acres. pg&e report on those fires they said fire investigators pointed to their equipment. as possible causes. >> the other type of information

from the fire department. with two fires in the area. >> fire investigators confirm the cause of both fires were power lines. it destroyed a tennis club. pg&e filed a report earlier this week stating that a downed power line might have caused that blaze. governor newsom spoke totd about what he thinks should be done with pg&e. >> there will be a new entity. it will be reimagined and reskuped. supported by a new blueprint and vision. that we will advance and secure. >> again pg&e has also been linked to the kincade fire that has burned tense of thousde of acresnd sng >> pg&e president and ceo under intense criticism for the blackouts and how he addressed people who can't afford to replace food that spoiled during

the shut off. >> that was part of the an exchange. and dan joins us now with more on the story. those were the questions that everybody wanted asked. >> with this exchange getting a huge response. very few people defending pg&e president and ceo. >> at the final news conference for the round of blackouts pg&e showed video of downed power lines in several counties. and said each could have sparked a wild fire had the company not turned off the fire. pg&e also had a warning for homeowners especially those returning after being evacuated. >> dispose of all food in the refrigerator. >> there are families who are right on the edge in terms of finances. >> i asked pg&e president and ceo about the strain the blackouts put on families. >> what do you say to people who can't afford to restock fridges and are losing food? >> these events can be hard on

people. really hard on people. particularly people who have struggles anyway. there are community based things you can do. food banks. for us the main thing is we didn't cause any fires we didn't burn down any houses. the kincade fire still under investigation. one of the things we did was give them an opportunity to refill the refrigerator because the house is still there. >> when i posted that, the response was fast and angry. at least we didn't burn your house down is not a good look in an argument. this is what arrogance looks like. your ceo should be fired for the tone deaf statement. he has a basal ri of $2 million. and this sound like it. i can't stand this company. i asked for a reaction from the long time critic of pg&e. >> to think we should be grateful that pg&e because of their negligence and mismanagement didn't burn our

house down. that's outrageous and insensitive i have heard. >> rate payer advocate. >> it is absolutely ridiculous. for the ceo of pg&e to stand there and act as if the company is an innocent victim of the weather. >> san francisco food bank executive director. >> our major role is feed low income people. when we get pulled away from that to move into disaster mode that takes away from that effort. we're sorry to hear thim think of food banks as way to refill refrigerators after a fire. that's not quite the spirit we hope to have. >> i have much more of the exchange coming up at 6:00. >> we look forward to that. >> let them eat cake all over it. >> again. we are taking a look at the historic week. tonight on the news at 6:00. >> part of the commitment to

building a better bay area we're digging into the weather conditions. the pg&e blackouts and another mass i fire prompted by pg&e equipment. join us for fire power wind, what now? tonight at 6:00. we really think you'll find the program valuable. >> coming up. south bay families stunned after school officials voted to shut down a charter school. how they're promising to fight the closure. >> plenty of sun today. and warmer. i'll let you know if the pattern will continue. >> amazing give aways today. chocolate and custom warm socks.

annoepidemic fueled by juul use with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach, threatening to overturn the ban on flavored products approved by voters. prop c means more kids vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. some members of a charter school were stunned after the franklin school board voted to

shut it down unexpectedly. >> despite the set back they are vowing to fight the pressure. and the closure. we have the story from the south bay. >> disappointment and disbelief. no one at corner stone saw it coming. > that's school really good. my son and my daughter and all the students here get -- >> the school board recently voted through to two not to renew the charter despite the track record of performance and support. >> my kids cried. parents are concerned and hurt. >> in california, charter schools come up for renewal every fife years. they launched in 2010 and going through the second process. the academy has 540 state of the unions and recognized twice as california distinguished school. one of the highest honors by the

state. >> school is about education. you can feel the amount of care the teachers have. >> the district cited under enrollment of hispanic students and moderate severe disabilities as the primary reasons for not renewing. the school is addiment it doesn't discriminate. and operates on a lottery system. >> none of the reasons are grounded in the law or reasons to deny the charter. we stated we would be willing to work o with them on concerns. and provided multiple plans. and out reach efforts. and we have not had any response. >> they are scheduled to close at the end of the year. administrators plan to file an appeal. >> it's hard to teach the kids. how you can stand up when you face injustice. i have to show them example of how i can stand up for them. >> the parents doing what they

can to keep the faith. >> if you stepped odds you know it's gorgeous. live doppler 7. the set up is pretty much a large ridge of high pressure sending storm track into candy. which is why we don't have any rain here. even though the rainy season has should be getting under way. let's take a look at your temperatures outside. it is just mild out there. most of the bay area right now in the 70s. currently 71 san francisco. san jose 71 degrees. compared to 24 hours ago the temperatures are a few degrees warmer. places like napa. up two degrees in concord. we'll keep the pattern going for your weekend plans. take them outside. look at the view from a golden gate bridge. a gentle breeze and bright skies just one of the days where you

want to spend as much as time outside as possible. it is sunny outside. here's a look at the forecast. chilly in the morning. frost is possible. dry pattern will continue into november. travel forecast. bright and mild saturday. light winds. low to upper 70s. new york 53. sunshine. chicago the possibility of a few sprinkles maybe flurries 40 degrees. l.a. on the opposite end warm 83. air quality right now. near the kincade fire we have some areas of moderate air quality. good across the rest of the north bay. oakland san rose reporting moderate air quality. and good across the row john. air quality advisory through sunday for upper north bay. keep that in mind. tomorrow air quality will be moderate for most areas.

tomorrow morning if you have early plans make sure you pack on the layers. we have a frost advisory. 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. the sensitive plants may get damaged. upper 20s to the mid-30s. isolated areas down to the mid-20s. a look at your numbers in the morning. 32 santa rose. 39 livermore. 50 san francisco. 41 san jose and 47 oakland. afternoon highs in the south bay. 78 degrees. morgan hill 80 degrees on the peninsula. mid-70s san mateo to city. san francisco 72. sunshine in the north bay. 80 degrees. these temperatures above average for the time of year. inland areas 78 concord.

7-day forecast. warm for november. don't forget sunday daylight savings time ends. fall back one hour. we get that extra hour of sleep. next week temperatures drop a few degrees. over all the pattern is dry. only thing i can wish for and hope for is rain. >> you read my mind.

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