now, at noon, the family of one of the people who was shot and killed in a halloween party in arunda are taking legal action. >> the family is blaming air bnb for the loved one's death. we have more on the lawsuit being filed this afternoon. >> 23-year-old raymond hill junior was one of the five people killed halloween night. his parents are suing for what they believe was the wrongful death of their son. >> the air bnb rented out the home where the party was being held should have done more to vet the party in the house. air bnb allowed a dangerous

condition and allowed people to feel a false sense of security. they said they should have been sewer advised. >> my son has baby on the way. he's not going to see a baby now. i'm mad at air bnb for allowing this to go down. >> they'll pay for funeral expenses and common for the family. they said it's too little too late. and air bnb made a statement: earlier next week, they're announcing safety measures including listings and rapid response teams to feel complaint. >> this is the third time they've lost a child to gun

violence since 2012. jackie ward kpix5. the city of livermore will consider a policy on short term rentals next year. they'll require a 30-day rental and require the owner to be in the property and monitor for renders. the faa is stepping in trying to block the tropical closure of the airport. we're talking about the airport in east san jose. ed has more on the fight between the federal agency and county leaders. the faa sent this letter to the santa clara supervisor, it strongly opposes any ban to be close this airport. i spoke with a faa supervisor on the phone. >> it's part an integrated airport system in the bay area. >> the faa said it had 168,000

take office take offs and landings last year. last year, they stopped accepting federal grants for the airport. that move could pay the way to close it by 2031 and clear space for possible low income housing. they're looking at replacement land uses, the environment effects of the airport on the surrounding community. >> agreements have been made to keep the airport open for another 11 years. the faa says it's concerned about safety at hill view. road aircraft and vehicles, because signage isn't up to par. >> that's led to a lot of situational awareness and confusion among pilots and vehicle drivers who have gone where they shouldn't go in the airfield resulting in what they call a runway incursion. >> we haven't found anything

that indicates that we have a problem at a particular location. >> at this point do you think the faa is picking on you with this. >> not at all. r. have an inte airport and aviation, in the united states and we have an interest in our community. santa clara county is working on its own letter it send in response to the faa. they're getting signatures and they'll be in the mail next week. today marks exactly one year since the camp fire broke out. it burned for 17 days through 240 square miles in butte county and became the deadliest wildfire in california history. it killed 85 people and destroyed more than 10,000 homes leveling the town of paradise. they determined the cause was a faulty transmission line belonging to pg&e. a host of events are happening in butte county to mark the university. we'll have much more on kpix news at 5:00 and 6:00. two men

will be hor. ened michael more row were working at the office at the time. he found a 16-year-old for help ane other man tendedin the leg and their training kicked in to save lives that day. fog around the bay area, parts of san francisco down to san jose. mary lee has a closer look. >> that's right. as we did have that thick marine layer in place this morning with that strong onshore flow. wasn't to show you a cool time lapse, and you can see that blanket of fogs, that fog rolling in across the bay area, above that fog, it's a spectacular view of mount diablo. i want to show you this camera,

it's live. you can see the golden gate bridge as well. i'll show you the visibility out there. looking at 3 miles, hayward and oak, two miles for half moon bay. other locations are seeing the clearing and sunshine. as we go through our afternoon, most of us will start to see that clearing and sun, except for the coast and it's hanging around the coast that day. i'll let you know what you can expect for the weekend ahead. a traffic alert for kpix drivers, i will look at freeway closures that could slow down your drive. >> if you plan on taking 880 over the weekend you may want to rethink that. there will be construction happening along 880 in newark this weekend. it starts at 9:30, it will accept ur e around mary and for top. this goes under newark and 880.

saturday night at mary avenue at 9:30 they'll havecouple of lanes closed then and a full freeway closure will start at 2:00 a.m. and go through sunday morning. if you are going to take the southbound side of 880. this starts at 9:30 with a couple of lanes closed there and a full freeway closure at 3:00 from monday morning until 6:00 a.m. they'll have detours and work around in place. if it extends into your monday morning, that may be a tough ride along 880. the white house has been calling for the identity of the whistleblower who triggered the impeachment inquiry be revealed. but, the lawyer for the whistleblower says the president needs to tone it down. >> president trump is once again attack the whistleblower who triggered the impeachment inquiry. >> the whistleblower is a disgrace to our country, a disgrace, and the whistleblower, because of that,

should be revealed. >> the attorney for the whistleblower sent a cease and enng the lives of the sident whistleblower and his family. >> he should be sued, maybe for treason, he should be sued. his lawyer is a disgrace. >> there's a new phase next week. they'll begin public hearings. and republicans are fighting back against them. >> they shouldn't have public hearings. this is a hoax. this is a russian witch hunt. it's a continuation. >> during a closed door deposition, nick mulvaney laid out the deliverable that president trump was looking for from ukraine. there would be no white house meeting with ukraine's

president unless he launched investigations into joe biden and his son. >> there's going to be political influence in foreign policy. >> he showed up for his own deposition that was scheduled today. the field of democratic presidential untiles into started to then, but may go up by one, bloomberg may run. >> michael bloomberg will spend a lot of money. he has big issues and personal problems. >> and elizabeth warren is welcoming him to the race. >> bernie sanders sent out a tweet. he said he could enter the race as soon as monday. he has acven clate thnew admin looking to raise the minimum

age to buy e-cigarettes. they're looking at the age of 21 or so. you have to be 18 to buy e- cigarettes. they'll release the restrictions to combat vaping next week. it's been 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall. how people are commemorating the historic event. we'll hear from young bay area in enervators showcasing their skills on a national level.

secretary of state mike pompeo is commemorating this

historic event, the east berlin wall coming down 30 years ago. today he unveiled the statue on the cite overlooking the president's iconic speech. the wall opens and welcomes millions of visitors each year. >> tear down this wall. >> freedom is never guaranteed. >> berlin named reagan an honorary citizen for s efforts to unite germany. peter novaro denied reports that they agreed to roll back as part of the detail. and tariffs, she managed could

be lifted if such an agreement was reached. us stocks went up yesterday. looking at the big board right now, let's see how the stock market is doing. the dow is done 30 points. nationwide, the math science and engineering for the masters program, rising stars program, they're look at people to make an impact on the world around them. mary lee is an advocate of stem and you sat down with these scientists. >> they're brilliant young scientists. i met three of them, and they took to prizes in their categories. here's what they had to say about their projects. >> my project was yzing diffent

vocal visualization for sippingers. >> what about for you. >> my project is finding safer plant based alternatives for chemicals and making it drinking water safer. >> and the filtration of industrial waste water is important. i designed low cost and ecofriendly like walnut shells and other products to reduce problems in water. >> and people need fresh drinking water. do you think we can make a positive impact for the world? >> definitely, i feel science can really be the way to find more low more effective alternatives to chemicals and purify

contaminated water so more people can drink safe water and we'll prevent a lot of the diseases that we right now have. >> congrats l three.they'rso ime ere were 30 finalists around the country. each were rewarded cash to attend stem camps. all of the grant are to benefit science programs. all three winners were girls. >> so smart. i got a chance to talk it them after your interview. i love their passion. >> and their smarts. >> they got it all. future leaders right there. >> it reminds us of you. >> oh, i love you. let's talk about our more science and meteorology for you. here's a live look at our salesforce tower camera we're watching fog burn off this afternoon. here we go and you're looking east at the bay bridge and check out our temperatures right now. low 70s in concord as wellat 57

and 55 in san francisco and 64 in san jose and a ridge of high pressure in control. the dominant weather feature in the last several days. this blocking high will continue to build in. it's pushing the storm track well to the north and away from us. we'll continue with dry and quiet conditions. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, we're going to continue to see the skies clear for most of us. the cloud cover is hanging around along the coast. for tomorrow morning, low cloud and areas of fog and that sunshine as we head through saturday. temperatures are warmer saturday and we'll continue with the warm up as we head to the rest of the weekend and next we'll be right back. our sunrise is at 5:34 and sunset 6:43, mid-60s in san francisco and oakland. a walk for alzheimer's tomorrow morning at the embarcadero.

the event kicks off at 10, and foggy conditions, it's chilly out there. bundle up. it's hard to believe. we have the holiday ice rink that is already opened. sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60s looking great. here's the extended forecast. we're looking at temperatures warming up especially sunday and into monday with plenty of sunshine and a great looking veterans day as we honor our veterans day on monday with temperatures on the warm side. >> we absolute all of who we serve. >> still ahead, a young's seto trouble. his art, now, has made him a hit on the internet.

. his parents saw a talent and now this boy has thousands of fans. >> my math book turned into a doodle book. >> this 10-year-old loves to doodle on any blank page he can find. he got in trouble with his teachers for it. something must be done. he landed his first big commission, a wall at a restaurant. for joe these are not merely doodles, it's his imagination coming to life. >> it's the first time i could express myself and pretend my characters were coming to life. >> what's incredible about the wall. there are hundreds of doodles, but they're all different. as for his instagram it hit 19,000 followers in a few days.

>> very impressive. >> fans will notice familiar faces, magnum pi. the star of the' # 0s series the bionic man. magnum works as the head of the hotel security to investigate a death of a guest who was thrown from her room's balcony. i talk to the stars of the show and about how they make their interactions so believable. >> they mirror their interactions, the writers eavesdrop on us and put it in the script. >> you can watch it tonight at 9:00 on kpix5. if you have a consumer product or question e-mail us on consumer watch or call the hotline. we'll be right back.

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today it's going to be orange cauliflower. this time of the year there's beautiful varieties of produce coming in. let me tell you something the colors, brightness, there are so many different ones and cauliflower is my favorite, purple, white and orange. today's tip is orange. the dark orange color is just as good all of the way around. any whiting or brown spots, if

you have brown or white spots, it's been around for gelh and not in your home. when you bring them home, store it in the refrigerator right away. t some of the color may bleed out before you want. look how pretty they look. so cool. coming up at 5:00, a new obstacle for property owners whose homes were damage for the kincade fire, they may be on the hook for the cost of the cleanup. we'll have that story and much more at 5:00. >> that's going to do it for us on kpix at noon. it's friday. >> enjoy your friday and the weekend everybody.

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