fo live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. now at noon, new details about this bay area refinery fire. firefighters making sure it doesn't spark again and looking

into how it started in the first place. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. firefighters just gave an update in the last hour. jackie ward is live. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, michelle, the public information officer just wrapped up a press conference about 30 minutes ago. yes, the fires are out the cleanup process begins and a cause has not been determined. fire crews finally had a chance to investigate the damage. the tanks were only filled to 1% capacity so this could have been a whole lot worse because 16.8 million-gallons of ethanol can be stored across both tanks. >> we probably dodged some bullet es here in the last 24 hours. they were mostly empty, that is a two edge sword because they have more oxygen in them when

they are empty so that would be conjecture on my part to say which way we would have been better off, but the point is at 1% capacity, those tanks capacity. >> they believe it is mostly water at this point but they are still trying to determine that. con fire said they will con fi new to saturate the area with foam so it doesn't rekindle. foam is 97% water. they have also assessed there noise longer a need to call the adjacent tanks. there is no longer a threat to the public's health and people can resume their activities. one firefighter was injured excuse he has since been relacend and he is going to be okay. jackie ward, kpix 5. san francisco has just

announced it is cutting business ties with nearly two dozen states with restricttive abortion laws including floridmassachusetts and texas. the new city ordinance bans it because of women's reproductive rights. it was supported by the mayor. the mayor saying quote we're standing up against states by limiting travel and contracting with certain states. we're sending a clear message to states that disregard the right to abortion. 22 states are added to a list of 9 that were already on the banned list due to anti-lgbt laws. >> happening now in a boston federal court, apparent is being sentenced in the college admissions scandal. she is charged with paying $15,000 to rig her son's a.c.t. examine 2017 and falsely

claiming her son is african- american. she pleaded guilty in ma to go a single count of fraud and conspiracy. his sentencing is under way right now in federal court. felicity huffman is spending her first full day in federal prison in dublin. she surrendered yesterday to begin a two week sentence for her role in the college admissions scam. a >> a live look at washington, d.c. where house leaders voted overwhelmingly to condemn president trump's withdrawal of the american forces in syria. this is turkey's president refusing a ceasefire. mike pence and mike pompeo are headed there now to convince him otherwise. president trump is threatening to hit turkey with new economic sanctions and maintains u.s. troops are not in danger. >> our soldiers are not in harm's way and they shouldn't be as two countries fate over

land that has nothing to do with us. turkey's president is reevaluating coming to the u.s. the vice president, pentagon office of management and budget and the president's attorney, are all refusing to comply calling the impeachment inquiry baseless and ill jet mat because it hasn't been approved by the full house. >> we believed it was so powerful of a decision to make that the whole body should have to vote on it. >> a a republicans demanding to sea the transcripts of interviews by adam schiff. they will be played available after they are complete. he is testifying today. >> now to campaign 2020, 12

hopefuls fresh off the debate state are united in impeaching president trump but there is also a new target. >> the democrats often seen 11 against 1. >> sometimes i think senator warren is more focused on being punitive or pitting some part of the country against the other. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren surging in the polls took jabs from all sides and how she would pay for universal healthcare. >> your signature is to have a plan for everything except this. >> medicare for all is the gold standard. we can pay for this. courses are going to go up for the wol thy and for big corporations. they will not go up for middle class families. >> reporter: while the democrats worked to highlight their differences, they were on the same page on one thing,

impeaching president trump. >> the impeachment inquiry stems from the president's push to have vice president joe biden and his son, hunter. >> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: democrats agreed the president's troop withdrawal from syria was a mistake. >> think how absurd this is and letting isis prisoners run free. >> reporter: 78-year-old vermont senator bernie sanders is back after suffering a heart attack two weeks ago. >> i want to thank everyone for the bottom of my heart and i am heap to be back here this evening. >> the next debate is on november 20th in the atlanta

area. candidates must reach higher polling and numbers to qualify. >> he offered services for homeless people. it is the 15th anniversary of the program that he started when he was mayor of the city. >> governor, this is an anniversary celebration. we have seen programs like this come and go but when we look, it is downright depressing. what can you say to offer hope that things will get better? >> things have gotten better for thousands of lives and there is testimony every sickle every single day has lives that have changed. >> hundreds of homeless people came for project homeless. volunteers are helping with everything from getting people valid california i.d.s to reading glasses to help with addictions. this is a beautiful opportunity for people who are housed and people who are unhoused to come together to talk to one another and learn to one another, to build empathy. >> reporter: a steady stream of

homeless people coming from other states and those chronically homeless creates on going challenges. >> it is a crisis on the streets. demands a sense of urgency. >> reporter: the solution isn't shelters, but actual housing and support of services. >> you're going to hold us to account. we're going to hold ourselves to account. it is a new day. >> reporter: he supports the idea of conservator ship, a very hot-button issue in the city and has been for years. coming up backlash in hong kong against lebron james. his comments that are now changing his image for some fans there. >> plus our tech giants are they using our phones to spy on us? they put the claims to the test. >> it is a cool and cloudy afternoon. our treasure island camera. we're looking at a cold front approaching the bay area. i'll show you futurecast taking you through the next 24 hours or so coming up.

right now the philippines recovering from a major earthquake. the 6.4 struck central area and so far no reports of casualties and no tsunami but video shows cracked walls in a hotel. seismologists warn strong after shocks are possible. there were comments by lebron james. here is the latest. >> reporter: the and ger was swift. la brom james, a beloved athlete in hong kong was now the target. protesters here burned and trampled his jerseys. but back home, james stood tall and doubled down. >> if you feel passion about it, talk about it.

if you're not, if you don't have a lot of knowledge about it or don't understand it, i don't think you should talk abit >> reporter: he is famous for speaking up for the disadvantaged, the tweet in support of the protesters. he made the choice that he had to say something and there wasn't a whole lot he could say, but this hasn't carved out what he is to hold himself to. a large portion of that revenue can be a linked to china. the nba says the country's pro- basketball fans are more than double the population of the united states. >> and for james, that is too big a market to ignore. >> he is a unique figure in

that world so for him he risks in his mind not only hurting potentially the league, but hurting his own significant pro fail there. >> cbs news, hong kong. >> >> protesters may be looking to target mcdonald's and apple in hong kong. mcdonald's there is majority owned by a chinese company. >> san francisco based stock slides after morgan stanley lowered its target price from 38 to $28 and it was at $23 a steep fall of $38. 45 minutes to go before the closing bell.

dow down 27 points. >> sales fell .3 of a percent. consumers make up 70% of economic activity. there are new warnings about a looming recession. there is an uncomfortably high risk that the global economy could enter into a resession in the next 12 to 18 months. he said avoiding that would require a deescalation in the u.s./china trade war and the could finding a solution to brexit. >> many believe believe social media companies are listening into our conversations and targeting ads on what we say out loud but is it really happening. london based firm did a three- day ex pairment and played pet phone commercials and left a

cell phone in a space silent phone next-door. >> they target those. last year researchers in boston found there was no evidence of conversations being spied on, but a handful of ads were taking some screen shots of what people were doing. taking a live look where airport officials are trying to make it easier to find the gate. they have a new system that incorporates the letter of the boarding area with a new gate number. a bay area animal lover looking to a department? listen up. >> these are not the furry four legged animals you're thinking of. they are seeking adopters for two pairs of domestic cated peacocks. there is a male and female. shelter is looking for adopters with previous experience with pea foul and adopters who can provide the birds with the space they require.

the adoption fee for a pair is just $40. >> i imagine they need a lot of space. >> very beautiful. only $40. well let's show you a gorgeous time lapse. way found this on the morning show. if you didn't catch it, here it is. the sunrising over the bay. a gorgeous site this morning. this was from or amazing editor molly so you have molly to thank for that beautiful time lapse. this is looking north at the golden gate. you can see the clouds and the sky. we're going to continue with cool temperatures and cloudy conditions ahead of this cold front that we have been tracking for quite some time. temperatures running in the 50s

and 60s right now. 66 concord. 69 oakland. 67 livermore. 67 san francisco. san jose at 62. 64 for santa rosa. it is all because of the strong low pressure system and it is bringing the rain to the pacific northwest and watch the tail end of this front. the southern end of this front will push into our region by tonight. not expecting a lot of rain but we'll tame it out on futurecast as we take you hour by hour so you can see the clouds through the rest of the afternoon and then through 8:00 p.m. you can see some showers for the north bay. through the overnight hours, this cold front really falls apart and weakens even moreso spotty isolated showers for the bay area overnight. then watch through tomorrow morning. 6:00a.m., we starting to sea clearing. we'll see plenty of sunshine for your thursday afternoon. temperatures a little caller. behind this cold front looking at breezezy conditions, but that will be an onshore flow. looking at higher relative

humidity values and not expecting an extreme fire danger. our cen set at 6:30. sunrise 7:19. daytime highs just 72 for a hine concord. 71 san jose. 67 oakland and 63 for san francisco. here is the extended forecast in what to expect. again, slight chance of a shower possible tonight, overnight. then we're looking at that sun as we head through the day behind the cold front tomorrow. temperatures will be cooler and breezezy. looking at a little more sunshine friday. the next weather system saturday, caller, cloudier, a few showers for the north bay and then the warmup into early next week. thank you. parents often take their little ones for regular checkups but why some medical groups say you need to get your teenager into the doctor more. >> catch our original nam series other housing crisis. your stories told in project home tonight at 11:00 right here on kpix 5.

americans spend $1.4 billion last year on 34 of the most popular drinks and flavored waters for kids, but none can be a considered healthy. 2/3rds contained no real juice. 1-3 had juice but only 5% at most. despite this, 85% had images of fruits on the packages. >> with vaccination rates low for teenagers, they are issuing a call to action. they are urging to establish a

16-year-old immoonization visit. they can get the second dose of the meningitis . data shows only 44% of kids complete the meningitis vaccine by their 18th birthday and only 49% received the full hpv series. >> >> a refinder if you have a consumer problem or question, e- mail us or call the hotline 8885 helps u. we will be right back. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american

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e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. well, today is the day with

yellow beef tomatoes. this is like a salty one. you get your beef steak tomatoes and yellow tomatoes together. what is great about them, they are yellow all the way around and any shivering. when you bring them home, yellow tomatoes have 50% less acidity so when you combine them together in a salad or or by their own, the color is there. it is beautiful. yellow beef steak tomatoes in the market locally grown, tomato time. always eat fresh and stay healthy. >> coming up at 5:00, 30 years ago the devastation of the

quake stretched all the way to santa krause. survivors sharing their memories of the destruction. >> that will do it for us here at kpix5 news at noon. >> bye-bye.

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