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could impact sanctuary cities. "it was a verdict that caused a lot of

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the judge will hear evidence and whether they will stand trial. investigators who survived the fire are expected to testify. an elderly man is killed after becoming trapped inside a burning home. chopper 5 was over there in eagle avenue. the fire started in the basement around 6:00 a.m.. once the fire was under control crews enter the home, they found the victim inside the home. the cause of the fire is under investigation. still no estimate on one crews will repair the tollbooth that was crashed -- smashed. cows are moving smoothly in the area a rented box truck slammed into a long -- line of cars. the impact killed a worker. the driver of the truck and one

of his passengers were taken to the hospital. police say that one man -- the driver faces charges. told workers have never experienced anything like this before >> it has been very difficult for everybody. standard procedures to bright -- provide grief counseling. >> the tollbooth number 14 will have to be rebuilt from the ground up pots of the bay or closer seeing the effect of king tides today with the possibility of flooding. check out this cool time-lapse this morning from half moon bay. here is more on the -- that. >> that is a lot of why we are excusing these tides. here's a live look at ocean

beach. that beach line is going to increase. it has been shrinking all morning long with the fluctuation between tides. it is very extreme today. high tide was at 1019 -- 10:19 this morning. tomorrow high tide will be at 11:06. seven footers are expected. low tide is in the afternoon. because of that we have flood warnings. they could cause flooded parking lots and trails. here's what we'll watching. we are seeing pretty significant wind gusts around town. here's a look at the wind speeds right now. sustained lanes -- winds at 16. san jose, 21 miles an hour. across the north bay, napa windsor coming out at 15. fairfield, 30. pretty impressive. a wind advisory is in effect. we have seen gusts as high as 40 mind -- miles an hour. blowing trees and debris are likely.

those holiday decorations need to be tied down. we will track the future cast and let you know when the peak of these wins will continue. we'll also talk about the temperatures. thank you. president trump is in salt lake city this afternoon were minutes ago he signed proclamations to scale back two national monuments. the money meant spend millions of acres in utah. leaders press the president to watch the review saying that the monuments were locking up too much federal land. the president is taking aim at the fbi over its role. here's more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump spoke to reporters about his former national security advisor who could be facing prison time for lying to the fbi. his frustration appeared to be aimed at the bureau not flynn. >> hillary clinton led many times to the fbi and nothing

happened to her. i think it is a shame. >> reporter: this is that the latest in a series of attacks over its role in the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. over the weekend, the president tweeted the fbi's reputation is in tatters. an accused it of a dishonest investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private email server. another tweet has president trump's opponents questioning whether or not he obstructed justice when he fired james comey. he testified that he was fired after the fbi did not honor the president's request to stop investigating flynn as part of the russia probe. >> what you want me to do was to drop any investigation connected to his account of his conversations with the russians. truck the president seem to suggest that he was aware that flynn advise the fbi tweeting saturday i had to fire general

flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. >> he wanted to protect mike flynn. then you get very close to the close of obstruction objections -- justice. >> reporter: cbs news, the white house. >> it is not possible to instruct justice because the president is the top law enforcement officer. therefore he is incapable of obstructing himself. the president is officially endorsing roy moore for the u.s. senate. on twitter, the president wrote quote we need his vote on stopping crime, illegal immigration, border walls, pro-life, judges, second amendment and more. no to jones. more leads doug jones right now. turnout could be a major factor. the contest is dead even right

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the city of oakland is welcoming the about a dozen people get a fresh start in a new home today. oakland is welcoming the first group of homeless to live in sheds. jessica gives us a look at the

shelters. >> reporter: workers are putting the finishing touches on 20 sheds, getting ready to welcome the first group of homeless people to their new home. >> from castro over to market, you have an invitation. >> reporter: about a dozen people move in today. eventually, a total of 40 will move in the city of oakland will provide services like social workers and health providers to the community. >> each unit is 10 by 12. they look like cabins. each one will house two people. >> reporter: 20 sheds phil more than -- with more than 2000 people living on the streets. >> we need to build more units. locally the voters passed measure a1. that is $600 million. >> reporter: the program among

the first for the city working to tackle the homeless crisis should oakland residents expect to see more lots transforms into these? >> if this is successful and we can identify the resources, we absolutely will. >> reporter: kpix 5 a drugstore giants is joining forces with one of the largest health insurance -- insurance. cbs is buying aetna. the invoices that i can envision it being a community- based center. services will include vision, hearing, and medical equipment >> they have 10,000 broke and mortar locations. if you're in aetna customer, you can access the system through cvs. >> it is not a done deal yet. it will have to be approved by regulators who been skeptical of similar mergers.

let's get a check on the forecast. >> we're talking about some major things going on today. we have coastal flooding, wind advisories, and cool conditions. here's what you can expect we do have those king tides in effect for today and tomorrow. that is ending tomorrow afternoon. cool and windy today and tomorrow as well. where staying sunny all week long. at least there is that. the sunshine will help warm us up in the afternoon. at night, it will be cool. here's the live camera. you can see it bouncing a lot. there seeing sustained winds there are around 20 miles an hour. let's talk about the temperatures right now. upper 50s for livermore and san francisco. santa rosa at 65 degrees. the afternoon highs will be right around the low to mid 60s for today. tonight and early tomorrow morning, it will be cool. here's where we stand when it comes to the average conditions. we should be in the upper 50s. a little above average for some

areas. i do want to talk about a freeze watch that is been issued for the north bay valley. it goes into effect tuesday night into wednesday morning. temperatures near freezing. that means frost as possible. protect your pipes, pets, plants. you might want to grab two blankets before bed tonight i also want to show you why this is happening. we have clear conditions out there. with the clear skies, we're going to notice quite a difference between the highs and lows. we'll start to get more of those north winds. we've been seeing them all day long's. we have peak gusts at more than 70 miles an hour. here's a look at the sustained wind right now. i just picked up a bit more in hayward. san ramon 18 miles an hour. for filled north winds at 30 miles an hour. the gusts are even higher. the future cast gives you a good glimpse of when these gusts are going to peak by 3:00

p.m., we see them increase their. up to 29 miles an hour in freeman. the north and east bay expected to see 45 mile an hour gusts. about 1000 feet will be that area of major concern. it is widespread. through tomorrow morning when you wake up, you may wake up to the howling sound of the win. things will calm down by about noon. here's the 7-day forecast. windy conditions today and tomorrow. remember early morning lows will be very chilly. by wednesday, think should calm down a bit with the win. we will see sunshine all week long all the way through sunday. dry conditions. the sunset is happening tonight at 4:50 p.m. bundle up tonight, kenny. >> i like to serve. today is probably not the best day. >> no. [ laughter ] emily turner is in the north bay. >> i am emily turner at the redwood empire food bank. i am joined today by jeff

weber. jeff, you give your time. >> that is right. every month we have a team of up to 20 people who come and volunteer at the food bank. we had 50 people here this year volunteering all day on company paid time. >> that is amazing. you guys also give money. >> that's right. the check that we are presenting today represents fundraisers that our employees hold each year as part of the giving program that is matched dollar for dollar by a company. employees are also encouraged to give to nonprofit organizations. the food bank is among the top two that our employees choose every year. this year we have given over $35,000 of employee donations and company matching funds to the food bank >> that's great. this is just a small portion of what you have given. $7500. david with the redwood empire

food bank, what does this represent? >> the $35,000 represents 70,000 meals. this is a remarkable organization. have a culture of giving. weathered his financial or time. that's the most valuable thing of all. they also collect food for us. they make contributions and food. it is a perfect trifecta of generosity and capacity -- compassion. >> that is something that takes commitment how valuable is that? >> first of all, we couldn't do it without fallen fears -- volunteers. we have 8000 volunteers. we have 54 staff. food would not leave the facility without volunteers. >> if you're interesting in donating, you can do that.

student's rising above scholar stayed with family and friends withou students rising above scholars day with family and friends. as sherry shows with us college takes on more meaning now. >> i'm excited. >> reporter: he really said he can't wait to take his math test. >> i like calculus. i enjoy because it always has a solution to matter how hard the problem. >> reporter: not only math,

stephen has learned to find solutions for the hard problems in his life. >> in a good way, i have become resilient and ambitious. because i've been going through these challenges >> reporter: for the first time in years, stephen says his dad brother and he are together again under one roof. >> hello, dad. what's up? >> reporter: they had no place to call their own. staying with family and friends. >> whenever i would get into a place, i was like cool. i wonder how long i'm staying here >> for them to have gone through that worries me. i even slept in my van for a while. i put them at a friends house. i put my van in the driveway. truck that was then. this is now. stephen with his own desk and a place to study. >> that will be a multiplier

for his academics and leadership and for his personal growth. >> it does sound academic. >> reporter: stephen says he likes to say he is into his education. is a private to private colleges on the east coast. he is getting new perspectives and finding a new home away from home. >> i have my plan. i'm going somewhere. i am really excited and eager to see where i'm going. >> ready for the world. he doesn't worry me at all. i have confidence he is going to make the right choices. >> reporter: we would love to have you catch up on the other scholars. watch their stories by going to our website. i am sherry.

ken and liz will see you at five. there is a lot of cooking go on right now. people come over and you start doing different recipes. alesse -- a lot of recipes start with the trinity. carrots, celery, and onions. that is the start of so many recipes. the sweet onion is becoming very popular. you don't have to cook it too long to make it sweet. when you buy it, make sure you buy it right otherwise it is going to taste terrible.

make sure it has a beautiful color. translucent skin is important. when you bring them home, simply store them on the counter and not in the refrigerator. if you buy them too long, you know what happens? they start to ferment. that you don't like. it will run your recipe. get them nice and fresh. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy >> that is going to do it for us. have a great afternoon. >> good afternoon.

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