and i am a certified arborist for pg&e.ughes i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes an at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely, so we can keep the light because i live here i have a gedeeper connectione safely, to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. so the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. right now in washington... deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's days may be number this is kpix news. two major stories in washington. deputy attorney general rod roseen stein's days maybe initial and a new accuser

comiorwardgainst brett kavanaugh. breaking news about rod rose enstein's future, he was seen headkelly. rose enstein is considering resigning in the wake of a times report that he suggested secretly recording the president to make a case for removing him from office under the 25th amendment. there were reports that rose enstein resigned and he had been fired. rose enstein talked with the president by phone this morning and the two men will meat at the white house thursday. >> the other big story developing out of washington, a second accuser coming forward claiming supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. the confidence drawing protests at the capitol building this morning. senator susan collins... some sporte dozens gathered judd of the office of republican to susan collins of maine. she is an un decided vote in

kavanaugh's nomination. a former yale classmate of judge brett kavanaugh gave an interview with the new yorker magazine where she alleges he exposed himself at a drunken dormitory party. some claim they were told at the time about it. >> we compared the accounts of these two people who have never spoke on the each other, they were identical, all the same details, same location. it seemed that there was something to this. >> reporter: ca gnaw himself called ability smear and said this alleged event from 35 years ago didn't happen. the people that knew me then know this didn't happen and have said so.

>> these are highly unsubstantiated statements. >> reporter: the new accusation came out after the first woman to acause kavanaugh of sexual misconduct agreed to testify about her allegations this week on capitol hill. california democrat dianne feinstein is calling for thursday's hearing to be canceled whale other democrats called on kavanaugh to withdraw due to a pattern of conduct saying it's a time for a new nominee. >> everyone calling for delay, obstruction, resistance already said they wouldn't vote for judge kavanaugh. >> reporter: protesters demonstrated outside of susan collin's office, one of the republicans not yet announced with whether she will support kavanaugh's confirmation. lawyer michael avenatti that represents stormy daniels prennerkns e kavanaugh.

attending a meeting of the united nations. the topic was the world drug problem. tomorrow h he will outline his foreign policy achievements. dry windy weather creating ripe conditions for fire. a red flag warning is in effect for tomorrow. over the weekend, a brush fire prompted evacuation of a dozen homes. 10 acres burned before firefighters got it under control. this san jose 30 acres burned near norwood, two cal firefighters were treated for minor injuries. the blaze was sparked by a downed power line. let's check in with mary lee. dry air across ar with low relative humidity values. the winds, we are watching the winds out of the north and northeast, that's a dry

offshore wind. northeast wind at 5 miles per hourn ra mope, north, northeast wind at 5 miles per hour. check out fairfield, north, northeast winds at 10 miles per hour. because of the dry gusty offshore winds and low relative humidity values, red flag wanting for the north bay hills now through tuesday afternoon until tuesday 5:00 p.m. we will talk about what you can expect and we are going to heat up thanks to the strong ridge of high pressure. progress being made on a fire near yosemite , the oak fire burned 400 acres near the community, 45% contained and some evacuation orders are in effect. the suspected norcal rapist is due to make a court appearance in next few hours. waller expected of attacks. he moved through sanoma, davis,

woodland, martinez, vallejo and sacramento. the district attorneys office says he eluded authorities for 27 years working at uc berkley for 25 years. wall ser the man behind 10 rapes and assaults, over the years investigators gathered snippets of clues, a sketch released in 2006 after a victim caught a glimpse of his face. his car was seen on a neighbor's video, camera, after another attack, his face covered in a mask seen was captured on an atm security video. we will have a crew at the courtroom and a full report on kpix at 5:00. st a oning. nfiscathem a y ar cobecome pa olargest audio entertainment company. sirius xm bupandorin a deal wo

billion dollars. sirius is a leader in radio with 36 million subscribers. pandora has a right to find a bayer with a higher bid. good paying jobs to be had in the bay area, nowhere near the tech sector. >> you got the chase and get up and go the work everyday. >> reporter: a good time to be a skilled laborer. he is an apprentice in a tight labor market forcing contractors to offer better pay and benefits. >> it's the highest paid, top of the trade that you can get with the bare minute mom of having a diploma or ged. >> reporter: 10 labor unions got together to spread the word about the free training programs they have available. including hands on demonstrations. considering the an industry wide survey, 80% of construction firms report

siiron workers to carpenters as older workers are retiring and hall grads are choosing college over construction. contractors are competing for workers with those in the north bay, where workers are paid top dollar to repair communities lost to last area's fairs. -- fires. >> they have constant cause on the books. it's a good problem to have but at the same time, contracts need to be full filled. >> reporter: the hardest jobs to fill, bricklayers, installers pipe layers and carpenters. >> going to work all day and going to school at night keeps the youth busy. >> reporter: the way things look for tray john, the sky is the limit. >> i'm serious about it and going up with >>the sentencing heing rwwht ctedo fain the way

testimony. a grab and go robbery at a bay area apple store, where the thieves hit this time. the people in hope village in san jose are told to move again, where they are moving to this time, next.

where a homeless camp is packing up and moving...again. "hope ir south bay, a homeless camp is packing up and moving again, hope village has been told their temporary location is no longer available. they are pulling up the stakes for a second tto this lot of a

seiu chapter -- hope village knew this was a short-term deal but thought it would last long enough for the county to clean up a new lot. >> we are tearing down camp here and putting things in the storage. the county is putting up our residents and the people that were on the lot that we are moving to in a hotel for the time being. >> reporter: the lot is 100 feet down from where hope village is is now. the county hopes to have it cleaned up by thursday. this lot already has 12 homeless people living on it. hope village says they will cohabitate and share the space. >> the last thing we will be doing is we will not be displaces them. we understand they are in the same situation as people in hope village. some may decide they want to join hope village. >> reporter: santa clara hopes this means hope village can stay in one place for 18

months. san jose came back and said let's try this for 6 months. >> it's better than a week at a time. 18 months would have been better. the county says it is still trying to find a permanent solution for hope village. the sentencing hearing is underway in the pennsylvania courtroom for cosby. he was convicted of aggravated indecent assault for drugging and molesting former temple university administrator constand in 2004. she is expected to give a victim impact statement. she is one of 60 women when accused the 81-year-old former comedian of sexual misconduct. >> i pray it's 30 years. he deserves every year. we all suffered a lot. we stood up for many women. he needs every single year. he needs every single year. i pray for that. >> cosby could get up to 30

years or allowed to serve probation at home because of his advanced age. [technical difficulties] [no audio] after she taught kids how to drive. >> okay. first, we got to put your foot on the brake. >> 27 year old mc catt allowed three students to take turns behind the wheel, 11, 13 and 17 years old. other children were on the bus at the time. she was arrested and charged with felony neglect and also fired. one person has been detained in the latest apple store robbery, a cell phone video capturing hooded thieves swarming the store at the santa rosa plaza mall at 1:00 p.m. yesterday. they stole $35,000 worth of merchandise before running away. the heist was similar to other recent robberies at apple stores in california. police are now investigating whether these robberies are

connected. in south carolina, thousands of people near the coast are on notice. be ready the evacuate today. rivers continue to rise ten days after hurricane florence, this drone footage of georgetown county shows one of many areas still submerged. rescues are continuing and hundreds of roads remain closed. here in the bay area, it's looking pretty. >> just beautiful with that sunshine out there. our thoughts are with everyone in the carolinas. we were talking about before hurricane florence hit, that it would be the storm of a lifetime. that turned out to be the case. we are dealing with the opposite situation, a dry condition, we have been counting the number of days since we have seen measurable rainfall. we are going on 160 days. today will make 161. the last time sap say saw measurable rainfall was april 16th. that puts news the 8th position for the all time driest streaks in san h say.

likely by the end of the workweek, we will tie the 1962 record in the 6th position of 165 days. it has been a while since we have seen measurable rainfall, we need it, this is the u.s. drought monitor, the update. most of the bay area under a dry condition, but moderate drought for northeast napa, east hasn't seeno and lake counties. southern california dealing with moderate severe to extreme drought. the entire state does need the rain. a live look with our sales force tower camera, beautiful blue skies, you can see patchy low clouds and fog over the golden gate bridge. temperatures are warming up quite nicely, 83 concord. oakland 65. 83 livermore. 62 san francisco. 74 san jose. here is the satellite view, the ridge of high pressure will be the dominant weather feature with the clockwise flow around

that rick we are seeing northerly to northeasterly winds, a dry air, offshore winds with the northeast winds because of that, we are looking at temperatures that are going the be climbing in to the upper 90s by midweek. for today, 70 san francisco. that's around where we should be for this time of year. 81 redwood. 79 mountain view. 89 vellejo. 85 napa. the seven-day forecast, crank up the heat here. mid-90s inland for tuesday. up 70s the near 80 for the bay. low 70s and sunny for the coast tomorrow. heating up wednesday, upper 90s inland, some spots could hit the triple dim its, low to mid- 80s for the bay. low 70s and sunny for the coast, warm thursday, slightly cooler friday and for the weekend, it looks cooler and the longer range worth models hint at maybe a few showers by the weekend in to next week.

for now we will take the sun. let's take a look at the big board now and see how the stock market is doing. the dow is down 156 points. we'll be right back. in 2017, california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley, a meteorologist with pg&e's

community wildfire safety program. we're working now, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building a network of new weather stations to identify when and where extreme wildfire conditions may occur, so we can respond faster and better. we're installing cutting edge technology to provide real-time mapping and tracking of weather patterns. and we use this information in partnership with first responders and california's emergency response systems. to learn more about the community wildfire safety program and how you can help keep your home and community safe, visit pge.com/wildfiresafety

dream.. come true. (track 1) it's christmas in one town. the season of giving is already underway in one cincinnati suburb.

on sunday, two year old brodie allen celebrated christmas. he threw candy, to crowds of people wearing santa hats and waiving signs. last month, brodie's parents learned their son's brain cancer advanced and he only had 2 months to live. >> they go all the questions, radiation, radiation will destroy him because he is 2. clinical trials they can look for but it won't give us more time. i wanted to bring him home. >> reporter: during a difficult night, todd played rudolph the red nose reindeer on his phone. >> he fell asleep and it calmed him. watching him enjoy that moment, i was like, okay, bud, we are going to do christmas. >> reporter: they decided to celebrate christmas in september and turned to facebook to ask neighbors for help and the community responds, neighbors put up

lights and santa and snow globes on their front lawn. >> wouldn't it be great if everybody treated each other like this. >> they do, we just don't see this. >> reporter: it kept brody happy on a warm autumn day by making it a very merry christmas. brodie is one of six kids, oldest sister says the little boy carries everybody else and keeps his family happy. magnum p pyis making a come back, a decorated former navy seal, repurposing military skills to become a private investigator in hawaii, of course. i asked him this morning about his new role. >> it is such an iconic character and a honor to step in those shoes and get to play in those shoes and get to play right back >> the series premie

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this bomb shell report and more at 5:00. >> who is his back up? >> bet ha r&d. >> you have to still have fate. back you ares can come up big. a lot of teams know that. a wild season. that's going the do it for us here, have a wonderful monday. see you here tomorrow live look at the golden gate bridge.

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