halloween night that killed five people. and a big part of the conversation is the issue of short term republicntals. >> the possibility it's linked to another mass shooting in san francisco in 2015. >> we want to get to the news reporter. at the library. >> where the doors are open for the city counsel meeting. >> that is the main agenda item putting possible restrictions on short term airbnbs. on the agenda the police chief will be here tonight to address complaints that his officers were slow in responding to 911 calls, calls of excessive noise. meantime investigators are pursuing possible leads that may surprise you. >> you go from having fun. smiling and talking to a girl. to survival mode. >> 18 year-old he was among a

crowd estimated more than 100 at the home. a home rented on halloween night. on airbnb and promoted online as a mansion party. suddenly, he was running for his young life. >> shots going off. you don't know from where or nothing. rapid shots going off. everybody is screaming. >> he says it was chaotic. >> everybody falling and stuff like that. it was champagne on the floor. people slipping and falling. >> he came to the gates of the house. where family and friends and strangers have paid respects to the five who died. law enforcement sources tell us that the halloween shootings may have a connection. with a brazen shooting that happened some four years ago in san francisco. four young men in the parked car. executioners walked up to them and fired close range. sources told us that some of the

victims were identified members of the street gang. those same sources looking at members of a rival group. as the possible killers. one of the victims of the shooting is 22 year-old farly. the half brother of lee farly jr. the only suspect police arrested in the haze valley murder. he's awaiting trial. investigators want to know if the massacre was a retaliation. for the shooting. another victim on halloween night, 23 year-old raymond hill jr. farly's childhood buddy. he recently had been paroled after serving time in prison. on a firearm conviction. police are also looking to see if he may have been a target. >> the city counsel expects a lot of people to come here tonight. what happened here halloween night is rare. in this town. of only 20,000 people. the city manager did tell us

today that much of the response has obviously received from the public is to ban short term rentals altogether. whatever happens here tonight city counsel will not be voting on this until later this month. >> okay. thank you. 13 days after the kincade fire broke out. it is 84% contained. the size is holding at nearly 78,000 acres. 164 homes have been destroyed. twice that are still threatened. all drentzs are allowed to return home. the community center is offering a wide variety of resources today and tomorrow. for anyone affected by the fire. >> wild fires and power shut offs certainly on the agenda at the meeting in sacramento. between the governor and pg&e. >> years of wild fire. and then this years blackouts led to this meeting at

10:00 a.m. this morning. in the capitol. top executve ts walked into the governors office to sit down with the attorneys representing both the utility. and wild fire victims along with the governor himself. >> 45 minutes later a contingent of 30 people walked across the street to continue meeting in the basement conference room. at the state department of finance. according to the governor office, governor newsom reiterated his frustration with pg&e. and pushed for a resolution that results in a transformed utility. pg&e ceo defended last months black out as preventing more catastrophic fire. >> ten years we'll be done. it will be fewer every year. we'll get out of it. we'll do things to sectionalize the system and build micro grids. >> the governor spokesperson said the governor spelled out in vivid detail what the blackouts

and pg&e long term neglect of safety investments cost the people of the state. stake holders work as swiftly as if they lost a loved one in the campfire. if a swift resolution is not reached in advance of the next fire season the governor threatened he would have the state intervene. >> meanwhile the city of fremont ground 0 for announcement about an alternative to pg&e. and the ageing insure. >> we have the story. >> four bay area community energy agencies are joining forces in attempt to help local communities survive future pg&e related blackouts. >> you can't rely so much on the existing delivery system. and so this program will allow for back up. >> the coalition came together in fremont to announce a plan to install solar powered battery back ups in 6,000 homes and hundreds of businesses across

alameda. san mateo counties over the next few years. the agencies which include east bay community energy. peninsula clean energy. silicon valley and power. are known as community choice ago gags programs where residents come together to buy energy at lower prices. however they still use pg&e wires to move the electricity from where it's generated which leaves them vulnerable to outages. >> there's an efficient grid. >> announcement made at the fire station 6. one of three across the city with its own solar and battery powered grid that prevents essential services from being interrupted in event of outages. >> the specifics are still being worked out. residential and commercial

customers will be able to apply for a battery installation sometime in the upcoming year. transforming the grid one piece at a time. >> let's move to a a a a a a could ease traffic in the bay area. >> it's terrible. >> you have 580. a disaster. >> 101 is horrible. >> we all feel it. traffic here is no picnic. now a new effort to ease the headache and hassle. issue critical to the effort to build a better bay area. >> the vote to add car pool kp express lanes to 101 and 280. live with the exactly what's going on. >> good evening. while that's proposed lanes woud start in this area beside me. the 101. i don't have to tell you this highway has a major congestion

problem. what's the right solution? it depends on who you ask. >> on this very stretch of the 101 you can can be traveling on an express or car pool lane into the city. that's the plan from the transportation authority. but for a price. >> our goal is to move more people in fewer vehicles. >> but is this the solution? the lanes would start and get into the city at fifth and king. if the lanes are approved it would connect to a net work under construction in san mateo. where the charge for the express lanes could range from a few dollars to ten. we asked drivers they're not convinced. >> they already taken awa lanes in san francisco for bus lanes. so you have dedicated lanes for bus and taxi. you take away more it's going to make traffic harder for people who can't afford to pay the price to pay for the car pool lane. >> it's going to increase traffic. it will take up a whole lane of

traffic. there's not enough car poolers. >> it will be great for me when i want to spend extra money and get to the city faster. a daily commute it will be a hardship. >> hold on a second says the transportation authority. the plan is move slowly starting with a new study. the look at where to put potential toll revenues and limit the impact on those who can't afford to use the proposed lanes. >> there's job growth and population growth and more vehicles. doing nothing on the freeway is going to mean more congestion in the coming years. >> i put this question to social media. adding to the already skyrocketing cost of bay area lving, plus spending $4 million to look into it. are they kidding? we encourage you to join the conversation. >> thank you. >> express lanes are added to more freeways in the bay. do they make a difference? we reached out to the

transportation commission. we were told the internate corridor has gone from the most congested to no longer being on the list. the money goes to maintenance and enforcement. >> we do want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by joining our group on facebook. >> now. horsing around is also part of the bay area commuting process here is the proof. horsing around. the viewer alerted us to this photograph on twitter on a miniature horse hitching a ride today on bart. the agency gave the harnessed and okay to ride. since it is a service animal. >> there you go. >> still to come. police say they cracked the case of a big armored car robbery in the east bay. it was an inside job. >> a new report on the 2020 presidential race. the threat women running for the white house face far more than the male counter part.

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arrest tonight in the rob are i of an armored truck in oakland in june. two men with assault rifles those guards were delivering a large amount of cash to a bank. missay the robbery was an inside job. three people face charges. jackson driving the truck that day. his uncle. and girlfriend. >> a woman is accused of a hit

and run today involving a police officer. a witness tells police one driver pulled out quickly from a driveway. onto the highway and into the path of a police suv. with this result. the officer veered onto the center media. collided with the tree. the driver eventually returned to the scene. one woman was arrested. the officer not seriously hurt. >> your voice and your vote. election day. one race today in san francisco is for district attorney. four candidates vying for the seat. running for full term after being appointed by the mayor following a resignation. also running, leaf dutch. nancy tongue. the candidates span the spectrum when it comes to dealing with the city top issues including homelessness and car break ins. among the other watched issues in the area. considering measure l.

construction of the 2,400 new homes mostly for people 5 and up. 55 and up. critics say it would make traffic worse. voters will decide the fate of measure e. impose a marijuana business tax of up to 6% of gross receipts. fund towards city services. polls close at 8:00. and we'll have a special digital only newscast when results come in. around 9:00 p.m. stream it on our web site. or the news app. we'll use the app to send out alerts with the results. a wrap up of election day is on the news at 11:00. >> a study suggests that women running for president will actually have two opponents to worry about. person they're running against and online trolls. founded the san francisco company marvelous ai. looking at coverage of candidates on twitter. warren and harris endure a

higher percentage of negative personal attacks than male counter parts. often based on appearance, race and character. >> it just is so much more pervasive with women. and focussed on your character. focussed on things you can't control. it's her parents were immigrants. she doesn't look black enough. it's things like that. you're like she can't change that. right? it's not her record or policy. or ideology. it's really much more about her personally. >> the wide availability of software allowed ordinary users to ease le blast out targeted attacks on political candidates. >> time to check on the weather. air quality on the dicey side. >> that's changing. >> we're still looking at some areas dealing with the haze from the smoke. we'll talk about that. i want to show you just how beautiful it is from the camera.

i'm speechless. because of the haze and the sun is setting. temperatures 58 in san francisco. you'll need a jacket if you're stepping out in the city. 61 oakland. half-moon bay chilly. we have clear skies. a gentle breeze. and those temperatures are in the 60s. low 70s fair field. concord and livermore. today's highs from mid-50s in half-moon bay to the mid-80s. in places like fair field. let's check out what's ahead. average temperature is 70 degrees. the next seven days above average. those numbers will flux wait. some warming in the workweek. particularly thursday friday and saturday. live look from san jose. we look at the shark tank noi it is a beautiful view. areas of fog. that fog is going to fill in as we head towards tomorrow morning. let's check out the air quality.

it is moderate in napa. fair field. you'll notice parts of concord. oakland and into san jose. that is because of the smoke from the ranch fire. that is been impacting parts of the bay area. air quality advise are up now because of this. it continues tomorrow. moderate air quality for the entire bay area wednesday. not a lot of change in terms of the air quality thursday through saturday. here's a live look. you can see the fog there. it will be around near the coast and bay over night tonight. cooler tomorrow afternoon. with the dry pattern. continuing into next week. first thing tomorrow morning. watch out for the fog it will around near the bay. and the coast. in just like this morning expect it to be dense in some areas. temperatures in the low 40s to the low 50s. you'll need the extra layer and the afternoon a mild day in the south bay. mid-70s for places. 79 gilroy. on the peninsula 69 san mateo.

mountain view 60 half-moon bay. breezy foggy. daily city 59. going to be fog fbi there. 65 down ton san francisco. north bay temperatures 72. hazy sunshine. the smoke kopts to impact the area. 68 oakland. inland mid-70s. 76 livermore. 7-day forecast. it's a little cooler tomorrow temperatures rebound on thursday. warming trend pushes numbers back up into the mid-80s by friday. 60s and minor fluxuation in the temperatures for the weekend. going into next week. still a dry pattern possibly rain. november 20. >> oh. finally. >> way out there. watching that closely. >> if you think your phone is spying on you, it kind of is. you can do something about it. that's next. >> a reminder that the 49ers

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does it feel like your smart phone listens to you? >> some people wonder. >> it felt like that for me today. i was looking up a concert i wanted to go to. an ad shows up. what's going on. someone is listening to your personal private conversations or monitoring every key stroke. here's a look at the technology at the center of it. and what you can do to stop it. >> i was talking to a friend about i don't know beach umbrellas. i go to facebook and the first thing that pops up is umbrellas. >> it's creepy. >> it might seem like your phone is always listening.

consumer report says that's probably not what's happening. >> this is something that researchers have looked at a lot. despite all the weird feelings. they have yet to find any evidence phones and the apps are recording or listening to your conversation. >> what is going on? consumer report says your phone has much more efficient ways to figure out what you're talking about and what you're interested in without ever recording a conversation. >> researchers have found that apps on phones will do things like take screen shots or use your gps to track where you're going or collect video. all this can be used to create targeted ads. >> how to you explain having a conversation wbt something then seeing an ad on your phone? >> chances are you probably did a google search. or mapped out directions to a shoe store. >> the amount of data companies have is staggering.

kpurm report says one way to limit the access avoid using a universal features. monitor the permissions you give each app. for example, if an app doesn't need know your location. take away its access to that data. >> as for apple the latest operating system features that include it's own sign of service. designed to give consumers more power on information they share. >> very welcome. >> thank you. >> saying good-bye is never easy. especially after lifetime on the job. that story next. >> we want to thank thomas for this picture. share your pictures with us. gorgeous. >> you may see them on air or online. and we have a super-exciting reminder. we go under the sea tonight with the little mermaid live. >> live song and dance performances 'long side the

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shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org.

a life changing moment for a officer. >> he signed off today. retiring after 31 years of service. >> thank you. >> it was a moving moment. he was moved as he made his final ten ten call. code for going off duty. he got teary eyed and thanked coworkers. >> they shared the call on facebook. many commented on his sense of humor, saying he was a joy to be around. >> his coworkers honored him with one last donut before he rode off into the sunset. congratulations. thanks for a great career. good luck. >> we salute you. >> we appreciate your time.

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tonight, the americans ambushed and killed in mexico. the deadly attack on the road. at least nine people killed, including six children. this mother and her twins, they did not survive. a boy hiding other children by the trees and then running for help. president trump urged mexico to allow u.s. troops to help. tonight, mexico's response. this evening, the surprise change to testimony in the impeachment inquiry. president trump's hand-picked ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland, now admitting a quid pro quo with ukraine. saying he told a top ukrainian official hundreds of millions in u.s. aid would be withheld unless the president's political rivals were investigated. the ambassador now saying his memory has been refreshed. the frigid air about to move in.