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we know he is here to fund raise for his reelection campaign. >> we have coverage of his visit today. let's began with where the president just landed. >> reporter: air force one touching down a little bit after 11:00 a.m. this morning they are on schedule as we have been told he would be arriving. there was a small crowd of people to greet him. he was greeted on the ground by the republican national committee california r.ai he did a couple of fist bumps to the audience away from the airfield. he got into his limousine and came through the main entrance. there were several groups of people on the street some supporters and some not supporters. you can imagine his visit here is causing a lot of people to take notice and find out

exactly what his plans are. they would like to protest. this may because the last time he visited california income in 2016, he intended a fundraiser and came in through a back entrance because of protesters blocking the street. he was seen walking through a ditch and getting through offense to get to his event in san jose. a rally happen later in june there were several people that had been beaten up, bruised, and a strong and things like that. a lot of questions about where he is and where he will be going. we will have coverage on that as the day goes on. >> reporter: we continue our coverage with jackie, in the belly where people are protesting the president today. >> reporter: the president was right on schedule.

these protesters a couple hundred were here and a lot of them lined up since 10 a clock this morning. i spoke to some who came from grass valley. the moment when the president drove by. it happened quickly as they sped down alpine road causing protesters to be caught offguard. they hope he sees the balloons on display today. he did not disclose details about his trip. they defend the president for not revealing his plant locations day. he has not made welcome here by law enforcement or city leaders. last time he was here in 2016, was when he was a candidate. he is holding a reelection campaign just down the street from here. protesters told us why they're here today. >> it's too show he's not welcome in california. we have a diverse state. we believe in love we don't

believe in hate. he is a hatemonger. he is here to take the money of people who don't know what he really is. >> tickets for today's event cost between $1000 per person up to $100,000 per couple. the latter option included a chance to dine with president trump and take a photo with them. the california republican committee says people attending the president's event today new where and when to meet prior to the event but then they got on a shuttle to be taken to an undisclosed location. right now we believe the president is at that fundraising event just down the street from where we are now. protesters will stay out here until the motorcade comes back down alpine road. after he leaves area today he is reportedly going to an event in beverly hills tonight and tomorrow san diego. >> reporter: chopper five flew

over the location where they say the president's fundraiser will be held in the valley. he is expected to quietly raise cash in the valley. right now it tent has been set up in the backyard of this home. they spotted extra security including uniform officers on the ground. >> in the area today housing and urban development secretary ben carson is expected to focus on homelessness crisis in santa clara county. people are impacted by homelessness say they welcome any help from the feds. they are still working on the issue saying intervention won't be good. >> trump is talking about getting homeless off the streets is disgusting. the language he uses is in laboratory and doesn't sound like a real strategy to help people. >> some people living in camps tell us they don't want to be forced into federally ran shelters. we will have more on the president's visit coming up on news at 5:00 and kpix.com.

the judiciary committee is holding its first impeachment hearing on the president. taking a look from the campaign manager answering questions from members of congress. lawmakers are growing today. he will testify on mueller's report on russian interference. the confidant is to not answer questions about events after he was elected. they continue to deny any collusion. >> it's fallen apart. in conclusion it's not to say. this country has been over the this investigation and it's clear the investigation was populated by trumpeters who have their own agenda. >> they refuse to answer questions citing the white house order.

in just a few minutes in san jose there will be a press conference to discuss the pop possibility of banning natural gas in new construction. it will be the biggest city to do so. but not the only one so far. the city passed the band earlier last month. the city leaders in san jose say the plan is to be laid out in a couple of minutes pertaining to new construction requiring to be all electric to cut pollution to buildings and homes and move into other areas. they will follow the footsteps of the park. not the only city to do so. san francisco is considering this as well is the city of santa rosa. we have a crew on the scene right now covering this and

they have more tonight at 5:00. hundreds of kaiser permanente workers are striking outside executive office in oakland. all over a contract dispute. they have worked without a contract for nearly a year now. they are planning a weeklong strike starting october 14. the union has not agreed to a new contract. they are moving forward on key initiatives around staffing and development. that is the right thing to do for our patients and therapists . several cruisers on the to an emergency today in south san francisco high-rise under construction. officials use heavy rescue equipment to reach a patient suffering a medical emergency. no word on the condition. a homeless man accused of attacking a woman outside of her condo return to court for his preliminary hearing. he was denied bail last month

with new charges against him for separate attacks dismissed. it was this video that first led to charges against him showing him violently rustling the woman. he was suffering a mental health crisis at the time but is no longer a threat to the public. we have reached out on the hearing and have yet to hear back. a top senior official telling cbs today the u.s. has identified the exact locations in iran were airstrikes were launched against oil facilities saturday. president trump stopped short of naming iran as the culprit in the attack. >> the president says he wants to be 100% sure about who's responsible for an attack on the oil facilities before deciding how to respond. >> we have a lot of options. we want to find definitively who did this. >> they learned the u.s. has identified the locations where

more than 20 drones and missiles were launched. the secretary of state will go to the middle east to work with the saudi's and inspectors on what information about the attacks could be declassified. >> they will take it soon. they also know something that most people don't know as to where it came from, who did it, and we will be able to find the down figure it out quickly. we pretty much already know. >> the president does not want to go to work but keeping military options on the table. >> the united states is more prepared than any country in the history. if we have to go that way as to whether or not we go that way we will see. >> lawmakers don't want war either but it may become unavoidable. >> we have been telling the administration the campaign with iran will get into a war.

we are dangerously on the precipice of that conflict. >> officials on monday and the speaker nancy pelosi wants to greet all house members. today saudi arabia administers is 50% of crude oil production cut by the attack on the oil processing plant has been restored. a warning from warriors. be aware of ticket fraud. don't get scammed and lose your money. the bay area has a troubled housing market. now there is ways to bring about change. a lovely afternoon with a beautiful blue sky. here is a look at the ocean beach camera and there are some surfers out there enjoying the afternoon. some changes tomorrow. a weather system will bring a chance for showers. i will show you futurecast in a few minutes.

today some worriers fans and chase cardholders get their

hands on regular season tickets. we are taking a look at the new home in san francisco right now. this afternoon the team is giving fans a warning about ticket fraud. by from verified vendors only. last season alone the team saw more than 1000 fans denied access because of counterfeit tickets. the first preseason game opens up october 5 against the lakers. the team will tip off regular- season october 24. we are breathing you some original stories about the affordable italy crisis. we took a look at how we got here and what it's going to take to pull us out of this mess. seniors like linda are fighting to stay in their homes. she lives on a fixed income and her landlord is raising the rent. >> anna rents are high out there but i can't afford to go out and pay 18 or $1900 a month for a one bedroom. >> we sat down with the mayors of the bay area. all three list

housing and homelessness as top priorities. >> i think a generation or two from now we will be asking what did you do about it? if we can't answer that question in a way that satisfies our own conscience and the next generation, i think history will not be as well. >> i want people to recognize housing is a human right. people die without adequate shelter. >> is someone who rapport and is someone who lived around a lot of people who struggled, you know, it's hard to see the poverty play itself out in such an extreme way on our streets. >> you can watch the full interviews on our website kpix.com. we want to hear your housing stories. send your suggestions to kpix.com .

let's see how stocks are trading in the afternoon session on wall street. we take a look at the dow down 21 points. world leaders get ready for the climate action summit. today we get a look at a technique called the future of farming. hillary, had ways fish is being used to fertilize crops. >> kale is growing inside of this high school lab in new york city. they are not using traditional soil and son. the crops are grown indoors all year round using fish and water. >> no pesticides all nice and clean. >> a sustainable farming technique aqua upon x in a controlled environment the fish provides nutrients crops need to grow. in turn the crops purify the water for the fish. >>'s is healthy? >> you could eat it as is.

you don't even have to wash it. >> the cooperative extensions lab began studying 40 years ago. it's picking up steam as more people are interested in locally sourced food. the world's population is climbing and this is a way to produce more food and less space. no form i needed. >> do you see this as the forming of the future? >> this is the future. >> whole foods says this system is in tune with whole foods mission and reduces waste and contamination. >> it keeps the carbon footprint down. we are nursing the planet by reducing overall waste. >> this requires 90% less water than traditional crop production. with the intensifying threat of

climate change that could make this the way of the future. looks like it's very comfortable outside? >> reporter: pleasant conditions with sunshine. right where we should be this time of year. here is a look looking north of the golden gate. temperatures are running in the 60s and 70s. warmer compared to yesterday at this time. mid-70s in concord. 77 livermore. 68 san francisco. 73 san jose. 24 hour temperature change we're looking at seven degrees warmer compared to yesterday at this time. here is satellite and radar. the low pressure system dropping a cold front yesterday that did bring rain to the east and tracking your next system tomorrow. right behind it to our north

bringing cloudier skies and a chance to see showers. we will show you this in just a moment. we are looking at son. enjoy it. starting off today with clouds and scattered showers possible up to the north. this is at 6:00 i am. as we go through noon you can see scattered showers across the peninsula as well as a few spotty showers for the bay tomorrow afternoon. we are not expecting a whole lot but a possibility for a few showers with this weather system. anticipating three hundredths inch of rain as you go through the day tomorrow. with the rain yesterday and what we are expecting tomorrow pollen count is down to medium levels. that's great to see. it still medium for thursday and friday. great news for allergy sufferers. daytime highs right around where we should be and a little

bit cooler than average. 78 in concorde. 70 san francisco. cooler and cloudier tomorrow and a chance for showers in the north bay tomorrow morning warming up by the work week into the weekend.

cokie roberts, passed away today.

she was 75 years old. >> she won countless awards through her decades long career. she served as a foreign correspondent in the 1970s before moving to national public radio and other networks. her family says she died from complications with breast cancer. nancy pelosi responding to her death writing she was a trailblazer who forever transformed the role of women in newsroom and in our history books inspiring countless young women and girls to follow in her groundbreaking footsteps. a colorado woman be breast cancer and now she beat a world record in swimming for the 37- year-old was an epic swim event. she set out to be the first person to swim the english channel. she wanted to do it four times without stopping and 54 hours later she did it. she dedicated it to all cancer survivors. a consumer problem or

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a bay area startup thinks the solution to the housing crisis is in your backyard. how they are streamlining the process of building granny units. we will have that story in more coming up at 5:00. it looks like it's fantastic out there today. >> enjoy it. changes tomorrow. >> get out there right now. see you tomorrow morning.

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