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orphium. they start at $111 and go up to anne was there during the extensive search. >> the suspect fire add at 686 bucks. least once at a uniform police face value select number of $10 officer, and he still is on the seats will be available by loose. lottery. investigation gators combed the take a look at this time sidewalks searches for clues lapse, a foggy morning commute about the man police originally into san francisco, this was tried to stop for what they the view from our sails force exclusive tower cam between 9:00 a.m. call suspicious activity. in the distance you can see the then. >> the suspect then turned and golden gate bridge, the top of the towers right there above discharged a firearm in the the fog just as the fog rolled officer's direction. >> the officer was not hit and in. where carl is now. didn't fire back. >> as the man continued to run. >> you know, we were watching that fog roll in, just a the department moved in with beautiful sight and now this is force to search for the what it looks like. shooter. taping off about 10 blocks getting that sunshine still some fog out there, some around foothill boulevard. lingering fog. >> we go block by block, house but as we head through the afternoon, we are going to see by house, yard by yard. that sunshine for most of us as >> police reopened most of the fog pulls back to the coast. neighborhood around 8:00 a.m. but, temperatures right now in saying the suspect must have the 60s and in the 70s. escaped their perimeter. >> i think they should still warmer compared to yesterday at keep searching, it's not safe. this time, san to rosa, san >> and now when the daylight jose 71, 60 in savopoulos and after a predawn disruption,

after being on lockdown since -- san francisco and oakland. we are going to continue to see 4:00 a.m. neighbors those temperatures rise as we feel they were kept in the dark. >> i put my lights on and tried head through the rest of the afternoon. to make sure nobody was in my talking about that 24 hour temperature change, we are yard, like i said they wouldn't looking at 11 degrees warmer in san to rosa, 9 degrees give us no information. all they said was get in the house. i mean get in the house for what? >> and there is a cool in this neighborhood, garfield warmer in navado, napa. so all of us enjoying warmer conditions and this is the elementary school, but class reason why, high pressure was already canceled. builds in for us and that means weaker on shore flow and in oakland. oakland police say they may it gets warmer for tomorrow. release a description of the on futurecast, we are going to suspect later today. right now we are following see the sunshine for the rest of today and for tomorrow, breaking news out of south carolina where a school bus has could see some patchy light fog along the coast and crashed and multiple injuries parts of the bay, but we'll see are reported. local news outlets say the bus a little bit less fog compared to this morning and then that sunshine as we head through the afternoon, was carrying elementary students on a field trip in warming up for sure tomorrow. abbieville county. our sunset at 6:26, sunrise and you are taking a live look out at the scene right now. tomorrow at 7:23. the highway patrol says no high temperatures in the -- our other vehicles were involved in area looking at mid-70s in san the crash, a bus crash with francisco, upper 70s in multiple injuries and oakland. it was filled with elementary 80 in fremont and 82 for san school students, we are going jose. and if you are heading out to

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>> if no one wins tonight the that something we need to rtand next jackpot is estimated at providing awareness, prevention, treatment, for $1.6 billion. patients, family, medical $430million powerball drawing professionals and large at risk tomorrow night. community. >> tell us your story, you were quatamala in just the past hit with this and you have had hour a migrant caravan reached the mexico border, broke two transplants. yeah, that's right. through the closed it's personal for me hence the metal gates and rushed through reason i'm on the board. migration checkpoints. 3000 my grants are headed to i was diagnosed with having chronic kidney disease, i had the u.s. the travelers are no idea. mostly from honduras. hi less than 10% function at that time. president trump previously i was walking around and living threatened to close the for an extended period of time u.s./mexico border if with dangerously high blood authorities in mexico failed to pressure without any knowledge whatsoever. stop so my father gave me a kidney the impromptu caravan. it's been an up and doubt when i was about 21. hi great health for about 17 week for the dow, right now it is up about 44 points, dow lost years and then again i needed a kidney. so, i had a friend, a very more than 300 points yesterday. investors concerned about generous friend from my book club who donated to me. rising interest rates and >> so your friend from your global tension its sparked by book club did. >> yeah. >> and now to raise money we the yes, sir thsai reer>>legemu are having this authors luncheon, tell me about that. >> personal connection to books and authors as well. so this is a very special year

washington post contributor for the authors lunch on, this jamal khashoggi, reporting on who the saudis are preparing is our -- i'm sorry our 30th to blame for the alleged killing. >> investigations into the anniversary. we invite esteemed authors to disappearance of washington join us, there is a wide genre post contributor jamal khashoggi are expected to wrap up soon. available of authors, fiction, >> we believe that between these two efforts a complete nonfiction, childrens, culinary, this year picture will emerge for what we have tina brown, editor of actually transpired here. vanity fair and new york. >> cbs news confirmed reports saudis are preparing to blame sean grier who has come in khashoggi's death onam addal years past, he is the pulitzer prize fiction winner for this area. asiri, close to the crown >> we have a bay area connection. >> that's right. prince. pro-government turkish we have the rich table, which newspaper published is a great restaurant here in surveillance videos of a high san francisco so we have evan ranking aid. and sarah rich entering the saudi consulate joining us as well. >> i think it's amazing and unique rescue stan bull on october 2nd. khashoggi entered the building with your story as well is that 3 hours later and he hadn't people walk around not knowing that this is happening to them. been seen since. >> yeah, that's right. photographs shows him outside so the kidney foundation ti the saudi council's residence and airport when he left turkey to make sure those in need be later that day. >> it's very dempsa he believes it'slikely khashoggi tested. ask your doctor for a test to

is dead and said there will be see if they are walking around with high blood pressure or consequences for those responsible. >> it will have to be very potential early crown i can severe, it's bad bad stuff. kidney disease. this is what the kidney but we'll see what happens. foundation does. we watch out for people who are >> on thursday, treasury possible chronic kidney disease patients. and like i said, their families and make sure the medical professionals are aware. >> thank you to for having me. secretary steve mnunchin. >> the story conference will be >> coming on and telling your who came and who didn't come. story. the national kidney foundation >> summit attracted 180 leader from government, business and 30th annual author's lunch on media to saudi arabia. is saturday, november 3rd. individual tickets are $145 nicole killien,. the saudi crown prince has each and can you find more information at authors lunch on used the summit to invest $400 billion of saudi money in sf.org, we'll be right back. companies around the world. the kingdom has extensive investments in the u.s. from purchases of american weapons to investigationments in uber, twitter and tesla. in san francisco oral arguments began in a case tied to contrepon verage mandate under obama le care act

>> isti civil rights statute which imposes the obligation not to violate religious liberty. >> interim final rules are pending which is the last stop before the rule becomes published so it may be that very well may be that this appeal becomes moot if the rule becomes finalized. >> the trump administration announced it was rolling back the mandate which requires most employers to include access to free birth control in health insurance plans, the lawsuit brought on by the attorneys general of california, new york, delaware, maryland and virginia resulted in a nation wood order that -- nationwide order that blocks those rules. in almeda, crews are out right now repairing a broken water main along the busy thor ro fair reported yesterday afternoon at otis drive and high street, about 129 customers are affected. -- 19 customers are affected.

it could be corrosion, and we also live in one of the most actively seismiclly active areas in the country. >> reopening high street by this evening's commute. debris is being cleared away after a pickup truck slammed into a generator around 1:00 this morning. police do not believe drugs or alcohol lead up to the crash but they are questioning the driver to find out what happened. pg&e secured the generator and says there are no issues to the mall's electricity. still ahead a new e- cigarette trend is larging health experts, how the trend is reaching under aged teenagers and what a bay area florida.. company has been doing to where a man was believed... to prevent it. hamilton is making its have been eaten by alligators! turn to san frciyou wi be ab to coming up tomorrow on 48 hours, a look deep into the

swamps of florida where a man some tickets. we are starting to get the was believed to be sunshine across the bay area even right now in san francisco, you can see a eaten by alligators. live look with the sales force >> law enforcement and friends and family combing the lake tower camera of the blue skies looking for, they found the out there and the sunshine, boat, his truck, the we'll talk about what you can expect for the trailer, that was all there. weekend and when we'll see >> but searchers found no changes in the seven day trace. >> they found no trace of mike forecast coming up. williams which made some of the first responders suspicious. i spoke with 48 hours about the story of the search. >> the lake is called lake seminole outside of tall has has see florida, -- tallahassee, florida. popular with thal litigators. not by mike williams the victim in this case, not by his mother, that is where our story takes off. >> 48 s aitomorrow night at 10:00 right here on kpix 5. we'll be right back.

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