california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> if the polls are correct, gavin newsom will be the next governor of california. he is facing off tomorrow against san diego businessman john cox. he held his final campaign valley tonight in the mission district. kimberly reports that he had high profile support >> reporter: along line waited outside the chapel, the venue hosting gubernatorial candidate avenue some. on monday night his bus arrived at the event following a day of campaign stops in los angeles and modesto. he spoke to me as he headed into the rally. >> seven days now on this bus tour. three years campaigning. it is exciting. >> i want to thank all of you for believing in gavin from the start. thank you for everything you have done to get us here today and everything you have done to make sure that tomorrow brings the biggest blue wave this nation has ever seen.>> reporter: his wife warmed up the crowd heavy hitters. >> that is all the more reason why governor. that is what h

customers are flocking to buy ammunition before a new california gun law goes into effect. ly holmes reports. it's a new twist on black friday shopping. customers are flocking to buy ammunition before a new california gun law goes into effect. it's called the "1 million round month." just a few hours after opening its doors, poway weapons and gear range sold half of their 1.2 million rounds of ammo. "today is a direct reflection of the law," says danielle rudolph, director of sales at poway weapons and gear range. "people are trying to stock up and save up now that way they don't have to worry about it next year." the new law starting in july says in addition to a gun permit, gun owners will have to pass another background check to buy ammunition. retailers will then have to log the amount of ammo gun owners purchase in a database. the records will be sent to the department of justice. when asked about the store's large sale, ron marcus with the brady campaign to prevent gun violence said in part: "the bottom line is regardless of how people try to prepare themselves before

a mass shooting in southern california.. (1 >>> back to that breaking news. a mass shooting in southern california. 13 people dead, including a sheriff's deputy and the gunman. up to 12 other people we know so far are injured. >> this all unfolding around 11:20 last night when that suspect open fire inside a crowded club in thousand oaks. this is about 40 miles west of los angeles. police say that several hundred people were inside. witnesses say they heard gunshots and even saw smoke bombs go off. many of those people ran for safety. >> it was all very quick, what happened. so, all i saw was once, you know, the shots rang out and we were heading under the stools, there was a little smoke bomb. my friend actually saw it because i was under the stools with her. and that she saw the smoke bomb, like, start to go off. we just heard everyone say, run. >> this all happened at borderline bar & grill. they were hosting a college country night when that shooting happened. >> we have live pictures to show you right now of the scene. obviously, the investigation is goin

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new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with explosive wildfires across california. the most dangerous one is called the campfire. it erupted yesterday northeast of san francisco in butte county and already burned 20,000 acres. fire officials estimate thousands of homes were destroyed. tom hanson is here in new york with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. definitely a developing story here. wind and dry conditions are fueling wildfire as well. fire officials worried the claims will only grow with more dry, windy weather on tap for today. and the larger of the southern california fires known as the hill fire actually started in t and killed 12 people before apparently taking his own life. chris martinez is in thousand oaks. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we are learning more about the victims here. those victims include an 18-year-old college freshman, a former high school coach, and a survivor of the las vegas shooting massacre. this morning investigators still working to answer the question why. [ gunshots

for all of us here, w >>> tonight, the breaking news from california. the wildfires here in ventura county and in several other parts of the state. there are mandatory evacuations under way. the massive wildfires burning out of control tonight as we come on the air. the walls of fire burning in the los angeles area. right in the community where there was a massacre less than 48 hours ago. homes now burned to the ground. also, the urgent race to get families out of malibu. we're on the scene there as well. >>> and in northern california, the wildfire exploding in size, turning deadly. people trapped in their cars when fire engulfs their vehicles. and my interview tonight with the police chief, breaking down, after the massacre and now the fires. >>> also breaking as we come on the air, the chilling messages posted as that massacre was unfolding.

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drought monitor released the newest maps and there's bad news for california. >> the entire state is in a drought. just last week, the number was 85%. and a year ago, less than a quarter of the state was in drought. >> the only good news, california has not reached the worst drought category called exceptional. most areas are in the abnormally dry category. >> spencer is back with an update on the forecast. >> i'm sorry to report that abnormally dry spell is going to continue for a while. dry conditions now, a buildup of smoke, because of the wildfires in butte county, red flag warning. low humidity and gusty winds with that red flag warning. overnight lows in the mid to upper 30s. inland chilly, up to 28. we'll see lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow's highs, dry conditions, upper 60s on the coast. low 70s around the bay, and mid 70s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast with little change through next thursday. sunny days, dry conditions, low to mid 70s. mid to upper 60s on the coast, and monday, we observe veterans day under sunny and mild conditions. dry pattern pe

the fire is 80% contained. 81 people have been confirmed killed. >>> developing news, california lawmakers are drafting a bill to protect pg&e go going bankrupt. the bill will protect utilities from liabilities specifically connected to wildfires in 2018. now pg&e admits it will face serious financial consequences if it's found responsible for the camp fire in butte county. governor brown recently signed into law a bill which allows utilities to pass costs from fires on to customers. wildfire cost were covered in 2017 and future costs in 2018 and beyond but it does not cover wildfire cost this year. >>> as the bay area air quality improves, several attractions are opening and you'll have to visit them in the rain. alcatraz and muir woods are reopening. some attractions will be closed tomorrow for thanksgiving. >>> from the smoke to the rain to the threat of mud slides, you can stay on top of it with the abc 7 news app. you can get the forecast on your phone. just tap the weather button. the ad gives you live doppler 7 and live web cams across the bay area all on your mobile device. >>> new

california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. >>> a warning for parents. albany police are looking for a man who used a dog to try to alert kids into his truck. henry le explains what happened. >> reporter: albany police say a man may have used his dog as bait him at his target was unsuspecting children. it occurred on monday morning. two girls saw a group of people trying to catch a loose dog. they then watched as a man took the dog by the collar before letting it go. >> he was see

california continues. we continug news in southern california where a mass shooting happened overnight. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of southern california where a mass shooting happened overnight. here's what we know. 13 people were killed including a sheriff's deputy and that gunman. it land inside the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks last night. moments ago we just got this photo of the suspect,/an david long. 28 years old, a marine corps veteran. witnesses describe the chaos that unfolded as the shots started. >> take cover hoping that all of our friends that were in there also could get out safe. >> and we heard the gunshots, a lot of gunshot. a lot of gunshots. a lot, and i was laying there. my friends. just got up and we ran, and by the grace of god i got to the front door. i don't know how. >> 22 other victims have been taken to nearby hospitals. an emergency center was set up for families of victims who are just wondering where many of their loved ups are. >> right now we want to take a new

you're welcome back let's return to our breaking news from california where police are responding to a mass shooting at a restaurant in the city of. opes at least six people have been injured in the borderline bar and grill including a deputy sheriff. doorman you're looking now at live helicopter at. sure there's a police copter in the area which has been by for the past hour hour and a half or so since we first reported this calls to police started coming in at around eleven fifteen pm local time it starts around two hours ago deputies responded to reports of a gunman firing a semi automatic weapon i'm not gunman you're seeing here is to still be active let's take a look at where this is all on folding a thousand oaks is around sixty kilometers west northwest of los angeles it was right one of the safest cities in the u.s. among those with a population of over one hundred thousand by the f b i was terrified customers head on the tables and bathrooms during the shooting in what was a college night for local university students a lot of lines coming in on this on verified we have to s

cheryl: all right, we will continue to follow the breaking news out of southern california but we areovering market news as well this morning, you probably saw it happen on your screen, dow industrials soared nearly 550 points yesterday as a result from midterm elections came in. pretty much as the street expected, could this be the start of 20% gain for the s&p 500 one year from now. alan, senior portfolio at ebs, is here with us, good to have you, sir. >> good morning, cheryl. cheryl: if history points to what they believe will happen, they are looking for 20% gain from s&p based on the structure that we have now, which is a democratic controlled house and republican controlled senate. what do you make of that as we see these numbers from yesterday which are pretty big for market? >> market is clearly optimistic and that reflects a real sentiment among the business owners in the economy and people participating in the economy, business owners are extremely positive. we did a study at ubs of business owners and what their sentiment was and what they thought of the president's policie

california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. >>> now to our top stories. the fbi confirms another suspicious package was found at a bay area postal facility addressed to tom steyer. it was found in burlingame last night at the same facility where a package bomb addressed to steyer was discovered one week ago. the fbi says the package was similar to others sent to prominent democrats last week. the suspect in the case cesar sayoc was ordered held without bail today in florida. >>> people in the north bay and east bay hills are keeping a close eye on the weekend forecast because the national weather service has issued a red flag warning. that means there is a high fire danger. strong winds and warm temperatures are expected until at least sunday morning. pg&e has said it will cut power for

california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. lifornia values senator dianne feinstein california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, with election day just days away, we're taking a look at prop 8. it's a measure about dialysis centers. we talked to supporters and opponents about what some are calling the most contentious and confusing issue on the ballot. >>> plus, scientist biggest awards night is happening in mountain view. we'll show you the special tribute to stephen hawking. >>> queen has rocked the box offic

. >>> thieves found a legal loophole to beat car break-in charges and now a new california bill could stop them. >> a south bay woman suddenly collapses on thanksgiving day. now she wants to find the now she wants to find the holiday >>> i want to let sierra. up to a foot of snow. and the possibility of 2 1/2 feet at the highest peaks. as far as today, you can see it's mainly rain down to about 6500 feet as we head into the evening hours and then it will change into snow. look at all this snow. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. >> let's talk about that storm a little more. it's not just bringing rain into the bay area, it's bringing a high surf advisory to the entire coastline. >> waves could reach 25 feet high. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live in pacifica. >> reporter: hi. we're expecting high surf at 10:00 this morning. that's when the high surf advisory goes into effect. we looked online on found they were 4 to 5 feet. when we arrived at the pier, they were a lot bigger. my photographer, ian babcock, is a knowledgeable surfer and he says these waves

california bar. the very latest, next. maria: welcome back. breaking newss morning, a mass shooting in southern california. cheryl casone with all the details now. cheryl: at least 12 people including a sheriff's deputy killed in a shooting at a country bar in southern california. the suspect in addition is dead. the shooting happening last night around 11:20 local time in thousand oak, california, 40 miles west of los angeles. the bar was packed at the time with college students. they were hosting a college country night. >> we have no idea if there's a terrorism link to this event or not. as you know, these are ongoing investigations and that information will come out as soon as we're able to determine exactly who the suspect was and what motive he might have had for this horrific event. cheryl: talking about what the motive was and they don't know yet. the officer who was killed identified as sergeant ron helis. he is survived by a wife and his son. he was getting ready to retire next year. also breaking overnight, tesla's board has a new chair. robin de

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news room. a deadly mass shooting unfolds inside a southern california bar packed with college students overnight. 13 people are dead, including the police officer and the gunman. new developments are unfolding minute by minute. thank you for joining us for a special edition of "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. we're on early because of that breaking news. 13 people are dead, including a sheriff's deputy and a gunman. up to 12 people are injured. this all unfolding around 11:20 last night when a suspect open fire inside of a crowded bar in thousand oaks, california. police say several hundred people were inside that venue at the time. witnesses say they heard gunshots and then heard smoke bombs go off. >> i saw shots go off and we just got down. i don't even -- it was such a blur. >> he was shooting everything. >> all i remember was standing there with my friend and i heard the shots. i don't know befy looked over before because we happened to be facing kind of near there by the dance floor a little bit. i don't -- i don't want to say. i don't know for sure. i'm pretty sure i saw him. i'

. >>> new this morning, california is failing to meet its climate change goals, according to a new report by the california air resources board. it found carbon emissions per capita from vehicle travel in the state were increasing, despite a decade's old law that required reenlg unigions to pla housing growth. >>> 13 california counties have yet to register for the new presidential cell phone alert system but all are outside of the bay area. here is a map showing you the 13 counties. fema is saying each must still register in order to notify residents if there's some kind of imminent disaster, but this does not mean that the residents will not be alerted, that's because any county can ask for a registered neighborhood county to send out that warning or even a state agency. >>> it is 4:52 right now. new this morning, california's right to die law is being upheld by a state appeals court. it's been in effect since june of 2016 and allows a dying adult patient to take a lethal drug a doctor prescribed. before that, two doctors must have determined the patient would die within six months and

california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. alues senator dianne feinstein california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. city worker killed in a towing accident is speaking out tonight about what he calls, "a public safety threat." as we first told you, the tow company responsible for his daughter's death had already racked up millions of dollars in fines and safety violations. now the family is taking action to get the tow trucks off the road. that's a very, very smart girl, and i guess it's hard to explain to a three-year-old. vicky: lilianna preciado's father, jose, is now raising his granddaughter alina. jose: i told her that her mom went to bed and woke up in heaven, and she wants to go to heaven. vicky: her mother, lilianna, died after being pinned in a ditch where she was working when a tow truck driver lost control of this car. the gaping hole left by her loss felt every day by her family. jose: it's tough, just walking in the house, you know? everything reminds me of her. vicky: knowing what you know no

brand new california law blocks most 14nd15-year-olds from being tried y asr but still mea williams could be a free man next june. prosecutors are challenging that. >>> palo alto police searching for a man wanted for robbery. officers just released this sketch. take a look, they say this man a long with two others attacked and robbed another man walking on a bike path near downtown palo alto friday night. one of at tackers knocked the victim to the ground, repeatedly punched him in the face. the suspects also stole the victim's iphone and ear pods and took off. >>> more police on patrol in hillsborough because of a rash of home burglaries over thanksgiving weekend. investigators say in most cases, the homes did not have security alarms and the burglars broke through a rear sliding glass window or door. >>> happening today, a few hours, parents in redwood city wi closure. they will walk to the school district office. they're upset about the proposed plan to close four schools and merge programs due to budget cuts. among the schools impacted, hawes elementary, orion alternative elementary,

. >>> we're stayingn top of the breaking news of the mass shooting in southn california. >> this happened in ventura county. the spokesperson there says the shooter is dow n here's an ns special report. g, >>> morn everybody. we're coming on early this morning. we have breaking news. a mass shooting it. it happened at a crowded bar in thousand oaks, california. that's about 40 miles west los angeles. you can see the scene there. >> the sher sf's departments a gunman opened fire inside a bar called the borderline bar and grill. it was during a event. it was actually college night. so kids from nearby colleges were there. hundreds of people were inside at the time. >> we'reust getting information at this hour, but officials have told us that at least 11 people were shot. we know therere multiple fatalities. the gunman has been neutralized, so we don't know exactly what that means, bhe gunman is no longer a threat at this hour. there are also reports that the shooter used smoke bombs during ede attack. we just lea the gunman is, in fact, dead. the gunman has been sho we don't know exactly ho

community comes together to remember a young woman killed in the shooting rampage in thousand oaks, california. >>> new the fires burning in southern california. strong winds and dry conditions are helping fuel the flames. there are two wildfires northwest of los angeles. the woolsey fire and the hill fire have forced 200,000 people to evacuate. 175 structures have been destroyed. the woolsey fire broke out on thursday about 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon and spread. it is burning in steep terrain. two people died. three firefighters have been injured. investigators are still trying to figure out how it started. the hill fire north of malibu broke out just before the woolsey fire. it burned more than 4500 acres and tonight it is 75% contained. no injuries have been reported and the hill fire is now threatening any homes. the cause is still under investigation. >>> people in malibu are just starting to get a look at the destruction. fox news joins us now live from los angeles and she joins us now. >> reporter: we spoke with many homeowners in this neighborhood. this was one of the neighborhoods most devasta

[ crowd cheering ] >>> this morning o >>> this morning on "world news now," fire crews across california getting bad news overnight. the high winds fanning the wildfires are expected to get worse today. as we learned the death toll has gone up again. >>> the latest recount battle in florida has begun. the democrats in both high-profile governor and senate races are unwilling to concede while the republicans now have president trump on their side. >>> and new this half hour, a scary ride for a mother and son. >> they say they were on an inflatable raft shaped like a swan when currents pushed them miles off the florida coast. hear what happened next. >>> and the big night in los angeles for movies, music, celebrities. we're checking out the big awards and the big moments, including kevin hart starting some beef with the rock. that's in "the skinny" on this monday. it is november 12th. ♪ wish that i could let you love ♪ ♪ wish that i could let you love me ♪ >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> a little performance there from rita ora. >> cool looking performance from rita ora. >

we are continue to go follow breaking news in southern california. gunman shot and killed 12 people at a bar. another update next. >> details on how you can celebrate the life of willie >>> twelve people are dead after a gunman walked into a southern california bar and opened fire. a sheriff's deputy is among those killed. >> we learned law enforcement has identified the shooter. that i.d. has not been publicly released. >> first reports of the shooting came in 11:30 last night. it happened at the borderline bar & grill in thousand oaks, 40 mills southwest of los angeles. katie eutis has the latest development >> reporter: there are 13 total dead, including the deputy. there is a reunification station.

they have 33 units across the nation, the most successful being in new york, california, new jersey. ia, they gain labor protections that you will not see again until the new deal. they are unsuccessful into getting into the south because the idea of white women in the fields violated the ideas of gender and race in the south at that time which are too complicated to get into now. residue of jim crow america in that time. obviously, to pay for the war you need money. we thing the war does -- won't spend a whole lot of time in here. how thechanges government funds itself. prior to the war, it was mostly through custom taxes and things like that. after the war, income taxes will be your primary funder of the government. the kind of revenue will be what funds the government afterwards. during the war, they tried to depend on loans. you have long campaigns, women are at the center of pushing this forward. realize, as much money as they are raising, still not enough. they still have to change the revenue system for the government to adjust. the war does push through that change. we have be

abc news, paradise, california. >>> this map shows you the new numbers for wild fires burning in southern california. the woolsey fire burned nearly 97,000 acres. it is 94% contained. this fire burned 4,500 acres. >>> new this morning finland is responding to something president trump said. >> i was with the president of finland he said we are a forest nation. he called it a forest nation. he spent a lot of time on doing things. they don't have >> he said he and local trump spoke briefly about the california wild fires but nothing about raking the forest there. he remembers telling him about a s surveillance system. we have a full list of resources on our web site. you can make a $10 donation by texting the words red cross to 90999. >>> the u.s. border crossing is back open as more central american migrants arrive at the border. u.s. border patrol temporarily shut down northbound traffic and half the pedestrian crossings to install new movable wire topped barriers. it comes one di after they protested hoping to apply for asylum into the u.s. they accused them of being messy, ungrateful an

danjohnson, bbc news, california. let's take a look at some of the day's other news.y massacre in west belfast in 1971, have attended the opening of new inquests. they've been campaigning to clear the names of their relatives, after their deaths in three days of violence involving british soldiers and paramilitary groups at the height of the troubles. lord lester is facing suspension from the house of lords for allegedly sexually harassing a woman. the conduct committee recommended he should be suspended untiljune 2022. the peer, already suspended from the liberal democrats, described the allegations as "completely untrue". the england and liverpool footballer daniel sturridge has been charged with misconduct in relation to alleged breaches of the football association's rules on betting. the fa says the allegations relate to a period injanuary this year. somalia has for decades been ravaged by civil war, with tens of thousands of people being killed, and millions displaced from their homes. the islamist extremist group al—sha bab has established strongholds in the sou

california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop cwillby cref, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. >>> tonight, from abc news election headquarters in new york city, a special edition of "world news tonight." the sprint to the finish begins now. president trump's final campaign blitz, three states in one day. the president doubling down on messages of security, fear and the caravan. and tonight, now pointing to new jobs and the economy. >>> the polls razor thin tonight in so many battlegrounds. in florida, the new numbers tonight on the governor's race, and the senate, too. in geo

california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. ws papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. now at eight ... what we are learning about the man shot to death by police in danville. whooshdeadly gunfire at a drug rehab facility in san rafael ... it is a horrible incident. whooshand hours before election day ... president trump warns that a democratic victory will endanger all americans.they want america to be a giant sanctuary city for drug dealers, predators and blood-thirsty ms-13 killers." (pam) now at 8. we are learning new details tonight about the suspect in the officer- involved shooting in danville over the weekend. (pam)

we'll see how they use it. >> double edged sword and good news for california. few republicans lose power kevin mccarthy and devon nunes. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. >> the rest of kron4 news at 9:00 and our prime time coverage continues at the top of the hour. >> we're going to take a break and when we come back we'll have the latest results so don't go away. >>> kron4 news your local election headquarters. >> good evening everybody and thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. >> and i'm ken wayne we continue our live coverage of the election results on this election night. >> and we want to take a look at the latest numbers in the race for governor as you know gavin newsom is the projected winner. and gavin stone is at gavin newsom's headquarters in los angeles tonight. jr, bring us up to date? >> reporter: i can tell you the energy building here in downtown los angeles. anticipation from so many people to hear gavin newsom and as i speak i want to go up in the distance you can see this is the first speaker tonight. and i'm going to just get ou

it could be years, though, before paradise, california, can live up to its name. scott cohn, nbc news, paradise, california. >> truly heart breaking. scott, thanks. >> a growing chorus of critics is calling on the trump administration to take action this morning in the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. nbc news has confirmed the cia has concluded the crown prince himself ordered the hit. president trump has not yet said what he will do if that's true. for the latest in the investigation, let's get to nbc's sarah harman in london. sarah, the president says there will soon be a full report. >> reporter: hi, guys, good morning. president trump is promising a full report today or tomorrow, but as you say, the cia has already concluded the crown prince ordered the killing. and let's not forget there is also a tape of khashoggi's murder, a key piece of evidence that president trump says he's not going to listen to. >> we have the tape. i don't want to hear the tape. no reason for me to hear the tape. >> why don't you want to hear it, sir? >> because it's a suffering tape. it's a t

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we are tracking breaking news out of southern california. a mass shooting at a bar in thousand oaks. 13 people are dead, including the suspect and ventura county sheriff's deputy. authorities tell abc news the gunman has been identified but they have not released his name. the shootingas night at borderline bar & grill. >> the gunman was inside the venue. as of now they have no motive for the shooting. ventura county sheriff identified the deputy killed as sergeant ron helus, a 29-year veteran of the department who considered retiring within the next year. we'll have much more on this story throughout our newscast. >>> high fire danger in the north bay. >> another threat of pg&e turning off the power to prevent wildfires. here are all the areas that could be impacted. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with news from the power company. >> reporter: hi, jessica. good news here behind me, the lights are on. coffee shops and grocery stores will be open. you can see some flags. there is some wind. that's what they were worried about overn

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be sure to enable push alerts to get breaking news updates. >>> we have breaking news in southern california, a new brush fire burning just outside the woolsy fire zone. the peek fire started this morning along highway 118 in semi valley. authorities are reporting at least 10 acres burned so far. >>> now to the two larger fires in southern california, firefighters are slowly making progress. the woolsy fire burned 92,000 acres. the hill fire is at 4,500. abc news reporter natalie brunell is live with more in ventura county. >> reporter: kristen, we're already smelling that latest fire, the peek fire burning to the north of us in semi valley. the blue sky is turning a little bit gray. i want to show you the destruction behind me in oak park. firefighters able to make some good progress over the weekend, but now we're in that red flag warning today with more high winds and bone dry conditions already sparking new fires. over the weekend, a fierce battle against the relentless woolsy fire. >> right now we're seeing a great retardant drop right on that line. >> reporter: firefighters gaining gro

california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. >>> an east bay family is now mourning two deaths from an alleged drunk driving accident in walnut creek. now they're filing murder charges against the driver. kpix 5 len ramirez is live for us tonight in walnut creek. len? >> reporter: well veronica, this girl was fighting for her life the past few days, but the head trauma she suffered was a horrific accident and just too much since passing away. now friends and family are grieving not one, but two lives. she was a beautiful baby girl just nine months ol

we're staying on top of the breaking news in southern california out of ventura county where 13 people were killed, including a gunman and a sheriff's deputy inside a crowded bar in thousand oaks. new into our news room, we've just learned the gunman is identified as 29-year-old ian long. we're gathering more information about him now that we know his name. at 10:00 this morning, a processional is expected to be held for the deputy killed rushing in while trying to stop the shooting. this is ron helus. he was a 29-year veteran of the ventura county sheriff's department. >> sergeant helus died at the -- the sergeant passed away at the hospital. >> helus was planning to retire as early as next year. >>> 6:25. here are the other top stories worry working on for you. clean-up overnight in an east bay mall after it flooded overnight. >>> celebrating a legend. we're expecting thousands of people to make their way to san francisco in just take few hours to honor the late giants' star willie mccovey. you're watching "today in the bay." if we're gonna steal christmas, we're gonna need the eleme

california. scott? >> reporter: good morning, phillip. this crisis is now moving into a new phase and perhaps the most difficult. this is the evergreen mobile home park in paradise, california, or what's left of it was a five-acre site with mobile homes and cabins. it's basically gone. you multiply this by thousands. some 10,000re struc destroyed in the town ofaradise. thakts f that accounts for about 80% of the housing stock. this is a town ope 26,000 le. most of those people displaced. some of them have gone to shelter shelters. others have gone to tent cities. zmaz another problem because later in the week the forecast calls for rain. i ra good for the firefighting effort. not so much for anything else. rain can bring mud. it's difficult for the people who ar now newlyhomeless. so the effort now is to g people to move indoors, to move into shelters, as people try t consider what will they do from here? this is not a wealthy community. a lot of people did not have adequate insurance. fd so they are going to be dealing with thi some time to come. over the weekendev some of

it will setback our efforts to procure new california renewable resource and begin programming to support our local build out and affordability objectives. in partnership with our colleagues at cal cca we'll be examining our options for recourse at the cpuc. in the meantime, we'll continue to provide clean, reliable and affordable service to our customers. clean power sf continues to offer generations service that's is about 2% lower cost than pg&e. so customers are receiving savings today for a product that is cleaner and reinvesting in our community. i'm happy to take any questions you may have. >> commissioners -- >> i'm not sure if it's a question or a comment. i appreciate your presentation. >> thank you. >> this was a business risk that we knew was out there. >> correct. >> so while it's not good news it's not exactly a surprise. i would like to see it as soon as we can. an analysis of basically the impact on the enterprise financials. in this case, it's the c.c.a. enterprise. i know your doing this because you put an answer to the questions you talked about without doing it. i woul

>>> breaking news tonight, california in flames. raging infernos exploding from north to south, people found dead in their cars on roads cut off in massive struggle to escape. >>> up and down the coast, it's paradise lost. entire cities burned to the ground, homes torched in malibu and beyond. >> this massive fire here in southeca lifornia has now jumped the 101. it is making a run towards the ocean. >> tonight, firefighters overwhelmed, flames scorching the size of 80 football fields every minute. >>> a war of words erupts, the nra versus doctors fed up and speaking up after the latest ms shooting in america. >>> and a mom whose son survived the vegas massacre only to die in the bar issues a thundering call to iction. >> aon't want prayers. i don't want thoughts. i want gun control, and i hope tgod body else sends me anymore prayers. >>> new turns in the election cliffhangers in florida, arizona and georgia. votes still being counted and lawsuits flying. >>> michelle obama getting personal likve before tearing into president trump

especially if you want to win in places like new york, california, new jersey.: finally, you have a special position right now because you are a politician, you know how to win votes and elections. you do not have to worry about the next election now. as someone who knows the process debt andress the deficit. the annual budget deficit and the total debt. what could be done by congress to try to address this problem that i think everyone agrees is really going to crush us or at least our children and grandchildren? rep. faso: within the limits of the time we have, let's face it. 28 percent of federal spending is defense and all other domestic spending. 72% of federal spending is andcare and medicaid, medicare and interest on the debt. guess which portion, the 28% or 72% portion is growing much faster? 72% portion. that is because of demographic trends in the country. the first thing we have to do is be frank and honest with the public as to the fiscal situation we face, as to what is driving the cost that we face, and set 72% of spending. we are an aging society.