vic lee, abc 7 news. >> all right, vic, thank you. >>> san francisco police are investigating a hit-and-run crash in the bayview district involving a muni bus. sky 7 was over the scene where officers say a 31-year-old man driving a sedan hit the bus and then took off around 1:00 p.m. police found the driver and arrested him a few blocks away. six people were hurt and went to the hospital. they are all expected to be okay. >>> contra costa county supervisors today decided to explore whether fuel storage facilities should be regulated like refineries and chemical plants. this after the new star energy facility explosion and subsequent fire in crockt last tuesday. sky 7 was over that facility again today where investigators were on the groundin. the mercury news reports the fire protection chief presented problems like not being notified of the explosion by the facility itself and the fire suppression system was not immediately activated. >>> on the subject of fires -- >> that's right, red flag warnings are going up for a good part of the bay area starting tomorrow afternoon. i'll be back with

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> so much impact. leslie brinkley tweeted out that health officials are telling food establishments in lafayette and the east bay they have to shut down. ower wl il raised.here in what's thelatest? >> reporter: ye tell you residents in this area are bracing for the getting creative. others are in a >> they make every day fresh. >> reporter: hot donuts are the specialty at the lafayette landmark. they visited johnny's donuts and they would have to cease operations. >> what does this mean for your business? >> i'm losing money. >> reporter: several local grocery stores have invested in backup generators and to stay up shutdown. they were calling up patients and canceling appointments. >> once we were woinrkg, root c. it's not fair for everybody. >> you're canceling appointments? >> we have to. without power we can't do a darn thing. >> we feel like we'll be able to hold school pre-21st century, the 21st century way without technology. >> reporter: lights will be out, flashlights will be placed inside >>

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> what is a basic retrofit that can help prepare your home for the next quake? >> 7 on your side's michael finney is going through a home and making a checklist of ways to make it safer for all of us. michael? >> reporter: you guys own homes. have you ever thought about what you would have to do if you retrofitted? yeah, no. it's a lot of work. we've got mark here. he's from seismic retrofitters. i'm going to have you bring it over here. he's going to show you the basic retrofit for a house. he's opened up this wall because he's doing work right here. number one step, what do you do? >> most homes are wood framed like this, so there's not going to be a lot of difference between this and your home. what we want to do, we want to open up the wall. some walls are already exposed. and in this case, we're going to do as fast in the foundation to the -- fasten the foundation to the mud sale right here. what we'll do, we'll detroit red wing -- we'll drill through and inject the hole with an apoxy and install a large bolt. we'll do this, as you can see, we're going to d

abc 7 news reporter vic lee has the story from redwood city. >> reporter: the prosecution said thereas no other reasonable explanation for any of that except that the murder was committed by tiffany li and kaver bayat. >> there's no smoking gun in this case. this is a case that involves a lot of pieces of evidence, circu circumstantial that add up to guilt. >> reporter: tiffany li, heir to a wealthy chinese family, and her boyfriend, bayat, accused of murdering the father of her two young children, keith groeen, wo disappeared in april of 2016 after meeting li at the millbrae pancake house. the next month green's body was found dead from a single gunshot wound to the mouth. authorities believe green was killed in li's hils mansion. it took the prosecutor just two hours to get through closing arguments. he led jurors meticulously through a timeline that started when li and green broke up in october of 2015 to when li, bayat and a third suspect, olivier adella were arrested. adella was charged with the dumping of green's body. he entered a plea deal but was rearrested after contacting

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> wow. >> it was the monkey in the study.nt to know. >> kernel mustard. >> that's actually pretty cool. >> as long as they are not opening up the refrigerators to show the guests. that actually is pretty good. >> the tour takes about an hour. the coroner's office has been holding these halloween open houses for about 16 years. very popular event. >> as vic would say ha, ha, ha. >>> candy is still king on halloween. 42% of people plan to pass out county. a third decorate their home, watch a scarey movie and pass out county. the safest cities for trick or treating because of its low incidence of distracted driving, shout out to san jose. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> rv after rv after rv. people in the north bay are pbeginning to return home right now after fire forced them evacuate. >> an effort to reopen a hospital and end the roadblocks so residents can get back to where they need to. >> new word about a pg&e malfunction as the cause of the fire. >> some residents have an earful for pg&e. >> some businesses are

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vic lee, abc 7 news. >> thank you. one of the issues that affects all of us as the bay area housing crisis is why we dedicated a week of coverage to the topic, for issues from renters to home owners and solutions for the future. can you find it online at abc 7 news.com/better bay area. share your views by joining our group on facebook. >>> a new report from the california chapter on islamic relations shows muslim students are more likely to be bullied by peers. a survey of 1500 kids was at by chris nguyen. >> reporter: singled out for being muslim. 40% of respond ntents say they' encountered some south encountered some sort of bullying at school. >> you're not american enough, you're terrorist. those things being said to a child is frightening. >> reporter: school districts do have a legal obligation to address bullying. new anti-bullying training modules were introduced for faculty and staff. but some say more needs to be done. >> it makes kids not want to step out and be part of the soccer team or to get up in front

until it finally happened vic summation the francisco franco foundation it gets public money so it exists extreme rides and fungus family tried to sell this explanation they actually appealed to the european court of human rights. all of these things are happening it speaks to think that i'm not a lot of time really has passed. really still have supporters yes we've seen that today the spirit of francisco franco is still alive nowadays in spain and what do i mean with the spirit we saw today fastest flocks they are legal in spain songs we saw people that were supporting him and wanted to play tribute to him today with fastest. and for all this time for this 40 years 44 years that he was in the valley of the fall and some supporters went there to bring flowers to pray to it's today or so we're talking about a really polarized society not everybody. free to do this is this valley where his remains were was going to become almost like the tourist attraction for for right. now. we also talk about the start of a new era in space well the mission from god has happened today's actually only the

murray in vic mn phoebe agrees with the film's assessment. if i start if we want to tackle the problem of particulates matter we need to see fewer wood burning stoves less livestock farming or cut in emissions from livestock farming less ammonia that would be ideas that would reduce so-called secondary particulates matter and would really bring relief to a large part of the population and we could meet the stricter threshold values. that would significantly reduce particulate matter pollution across germany and not just in large cities. as gideon is no doubt this is not just about guaranteeing every person's right to clean air. it's also about making clean air economically viable people call in sick to work they have chronic diseases none of that is factored into the equation instead short term economic interests are given precedence without a real evaluation of the health liabilities and their related costs see and. the problem of ambient particulate matter at michoud by wood stoves and agriculture is compounded in cities by traffic. particu

vic lee, abc7 news. >> go visit farmer john's pumpkin farm. >> that's what you should do. >> support them. >> that was a little sad. >> i know. >>> all right. it's 5:17. and we're checking in with lisa for a look at our forecast. good morning. >> good morning. cold front pushing through the bay area. a weak one. while you were sleeping it cleared the north bay. santa rosa there. we have the damp pavement and looking at the south bay looking at some sprinkles now. the sierra nevada, sunshine and breezy winds in the wake of this system. 10, 15, 18 degrease milder than we were yesterday at this hour. 60 in concord. 59 in san jose. a live look at san francisco, not bad this thursday. morning mist, mild temperatures, sunny and breezy today. showers possible again early saturday. then we're looking at things turning around, more after an offshore flow into next week. here we are the rest of the day today. here comes that next system into late friday. here's friday morning. but another weak one. so don't expect much of anything. especially if you're sleeping in. high surf advisory goes into

bob livingston, she says called her multiple times last year to push forrian vic's holdover. mr. livingston was seeking the remule af of the ambassador. the other state official deposed today said john bolton had long been skeptical of giuliani influence overio. it was a caution key voice with the president on ukraine, which could be obstacle to increased white house engagement. now also breaking tonight, martha, a few moments ago, fox news received images of the raid that killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. the pentagon also releasing video that shows the very moment the compound where al-baghdadi was hiding blew up. this video here shows army special operators approaching the compound from two sides. now commander says every aspect of the raid was planned in minute detail. take a listen. >> pretty clear that the success of the standoff we employed ensured it wouldn't be a shrine or memorable, just another piece of ground. >> the pentagon confirming new information the raid over the weekend was staged from inside syria with helicopters using unknown location inside the coun

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> today's round of shut jochsht the fourth this month.0,000 bay area customers. the next took place last wednesday, the same day the kincade fire started. the third round started saturday evening, impacting nearly 400,000 local pg&e customers. not all of them have gotten their power back before today's outages started. >>st the been really challenges for so many people. and the wind is making it all the more challenging. more wind is coming tonight. >> drew tomb is here with the latest. >> the winds have increased even more in the north bay. we're gusting now to 51 at st. helena. 27 in knoxville creek. this is just the beginning of the windsrle byouun ndraciut of the northeast at 30-plus miles per hour. even by 1:00 in the morning they do not let up at all, racing over our hills in the north bay. it's not until late in the morning tomorrow that the winds will calm down. they will also bring in bone-dry air. look at these humidity levels, we're at single digits early tomorrow morning. overnight tonight it will get chilly in the north bay.

decision from my point to a few and exploited this approach unity to talk ammunition in the city's vic the citrate in 02200 i will stop you because it's a very long discussion india is what is one and one that satirise our last show is to see issue yes exactly did the i.c.c. she is i think this is a blackmail just coming from the you know the forces in the region there telling that if turkey is coming here the i.c.c. forces will be either released or they will be escaping if everybody is against isis ok why p.g.d. americans and the turks and what is the problem over there and regarding the number i need to correct it because it was being exaggerated by the work force in order to blackmail the americans and the europeans regarding the possible danger it is about a few thousands with the family is ok regarding 2 of 1000 and sometimes even they are just telling about tens of thousands of us numbers as if like a town or a city it is not the fact there is a problem of isis there should be a very smart planning regarding how to handle this artist members and and the families but there is ano

>> vic. >> vic, nice to meet you. >> i'm lizzie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. pleasure. let me explain a little bit about what we do here. >> sure. >> we'll take a look at the car. i'll scan the vin number. i'll assess a value to the car. i hope i can meet your expectation levels. what were you guys trying to get for it? it--it's not what a book says a car is worth, it's what someone offers you for the car. so, let's start in the front of the car. i happened to notice when you guys were pulling in, there was a little--there's some damage on the bottom. >> yeah. >> some scrapes. i notice the wheels are a little scuffed also. that's, like, the only rim that didn't get damaged. on most cars, it's not the end of the world, but unfortunately on a bmw, you know, four rims could cost well over $1,000. based on what i just pointed out--the rims, the bumpers--i'd like to pay 14,000 for it. >> yeah. >> okay. >> jon did a great job on the appraisal. he held firm with the customer, and now he's doubling his profit on that purchase. i'm introducing jon to an auto dealer in

let's go to vic in illinois. vic? >> caller: hello, mr. cramer first time caller.e to know if i am diversified. >> of course let's go to work >> caller: okay. roku, amd, cvs, qualcomm, itsy >> wow man. [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] okay here we go roku, you know what we're going to do? call it entertainment. there a little too much entertainment here and i don't want everything sold qualcomm we're going to call -- we're going to call that communications software. amd, well, i got to tell you, these two are going to go together, because we're going get rid of qualcomm. cvs, big position action alerts. i really like it i tell club members one of the cheapest stocks out there. and etsy, let's call it an online retailer. we need to bring in something here, again, we can use, let's see, why don't we put in honeywell. i like to have a diversified industrial that's doing incredibly well that would fit in place of qualcomm i know we're going to cut back on yield, but i like it. all right. let's go to dave in kansas dave >> rock chock jay

the vic remakes her the most decorated gymnast in >> simone biles. >> she makes the impossible look easysimone biles is enshrined in history as the gymnast to beat. her 24th gold medal on the beam, her 25th with these moves in the floor exercise. >> it is just incredible. >> she's now distinguished as the most decorated gymnast ever. her record was sealed sunday at the world championships in germany. biles has now broken the long-standing mark of 23 medals held by a gymnast from belarus set back in the 1990s. the 22 year old reigning olympic and five time world champion from texas hasn't confirmed whether she will continue to compete beyond next summer's 2020 tokyo games. she already has four olympic gold medals and now has two new signature moves named after her, the biles double double dismount on beam and the biles two, a triple twisting double somersault in her floor routine. after she won her fifth individual all-around world gold by a record margin on thursday, biles dropped the mic. >> we are cheering for her. up next bombshell allegations in the death investigation of tyler skagg

why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. you know that 77 percent laughing are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and. you know what time all voice is. on the 77 percent talk about the. front part of the classic from housing boom boom town this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend r t w. much much. much. much. all we can be the generation that ends it for good malaria must die so millions can live. this is. the 1st use lethal force against a protester in hong kong as tens of thousands of protesters defying a ban on demonstrations on china's national day one. hospitalized after being shot at close range in the chest by police on the violence a stark contrast.

reporter: celebrations in the streets of buenos aires, with hope sweeping the crowd, supporting the vicee and vision of political outsider alberto fernandez. >> the people are waking up. we cannot stand the oppression of those who have more and do not give a care about us, the working poor, so i am happy because people still have this hope, and my daughter will have a better future. reporter: supporters believe fernandez can lift the country out of economic crisis. the law professor turned elect was a relative unknown until recently, but he is clear about its plans for the country. mr. fernandez: we are going to work together, because the only thing that will stop us is stopping the suffering of argentinians. reporter: under mauauricio macr, poverty soared. mr. macri: the most important thing is the future. reporter: this election is a return to power to the argentinian center left, making a comeback, with the vice presidident elect, the running mamate splititting some but notn as dividing the country. >> today, alberto is president of all argentinians. reporter: for these people, the h

learning course because vic. take a trip on us to go christmas market hopping with dean w. in cologne and a wooden work of the taleban airfare and hotel are included for you and a guest. just tell us which german street is your favorite. what's the most beautiful place in germany. what would you like to explore most to enter check in at v.w. dot com slash travel good luck and enjoy some. frankfurt . international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience on standing shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is the do believe news live from perlin. president elect valves to turn the page on austerity alberta finance makes income but played a plea to begin transition talks and promises to take the country in a new direction 1st he must pull the economy back from the brink of collapse also coming up. the wildfire ravaging gold in california's wine country doubles in size turning homes and famed wineries into ashes meanwhil

americans now you have the turks coming in of course because the power like military power is like wary vic so they do they quit. a tactic you know it's very easy there is no barrier so they don't no one know care about the carrots they're so you can they defeat your forces i mean what what is the in the game going to look like here what do you fear is going to happen we don't know what fear actually to cure people and people in norton is syria they didn't know what fear from and think we cuz we skype everybody like one by one and the people are very relaxed they believe in their right they in their struggle so they do not have any fear against this kind of envisioned right because they are talking tonight about the situation of the kurds in northern syria thank you for your time tonight . and still to come on the day the woman the white house wanted to silence today on capitol hill that woman appeared and did most of the talking while lawmakers did most of the listening a former u.s. ambassador to ukraine explained why she believes the u.s. president fired her how heavy will her words be a

the proposal will give noteholders, fire vic domes, new shares in pg&e. wethat.dropped 4%. they are facing scrutiny over the jets. analysts are waiting for the effects of the investigation. more than 100 companies report earnings and bithe less. that is a look at the dow jones. it is up. 26,000. the nasdaq is up three percent. belling understands, regrets internal messages it turned over to congress and federal regulators. the company said in a statement yesterday it is unfortunate messages between coworkers were handed over with meaningful explanation. in the messages, a former test pilot told a coworker he unknowingly misled rs about problems at the flight control system that would be later implicated into deadly crashes under investigation. he says the new system was ramp the simulator software he described was in testing and had not been finalized.>>> walgreens customers can get items dropped at the doorstep by a drone. the drugstore chain is the first to deliver purchases on demand by drains in a pilot program debuting the city of christiansburg, virginia. w

establishment the big banks came in and they started to raise the rates and it became more predatory and so is vic wayne seriously your thoughts are on this because the same that rather states now where it's doing battle with the big guys to get now futures contracts derivatives there's some concern that the price will be manipulated that they've seen precious metals you know after years of reporting that j.p. morgan manipulate the price of gold and silver and having them denied having regulators deny even though the irrefutable proof was. right in front of their nose and finally came out that it's fact they have been manipulating the market and we know why they manipulate those markets so in the case of big oil where are we on that curve we had a we just entering now the bigger battlefield we prepared for that battlefield. well you know i'm i'm a finance m.b.a. from university of chicago who's been in startups and i you know when i decided last august to spend my career going forward. the 1st thing i thought about was how do you get institutions involved and i spent last fall trying to work on ge

americans now you have the turks coming in of course because the power like military power is like wary vic so they do they call it. a tactic you know it's very easy there is no barrier so they don't no one care about the carrots they're so can they defeat your forces i mean what. it is the end game going to look like here what do you fear is going to happen we don't know what fear actually it kodesh people and people in our town is syria they didn't know what fear from and of think we cuz we skype everybody one by one i'm and the people are very relaxed they believe in their right they in their struggle so they do not have anything fear against this kind of envisioned all right because they are talking tonight about the situation of the kurds in northern syria thank you if you show your time tonight. well the white house is also piling on the pressure for turkey to end its cross border operations in syria u.s. treasury secretary steven says that could face powerful saying visions for this military operation and he's echoed a threat made by president donald trump earlier this week saying th

vic makes the same journey to the port of purfleet. these are the checks he does every day.s in there, you would see it straightaway. i've seen peoplejumping out of trailers, jumping out of containers, running around. what are the feelings amongst drivers? everyone's terrified that they are going to find someone in their vehicles, or worse. in 2016, the national crime agency warned that smuggling gangs were moving from major hubs like dover to smaller ports like purfleet. they will only be caught if they get out of the trailers. this man worked at purfleet at the time of the nca report. he didn't want to show his face. it happened daily. and what was the largest number of people? the largest one i saw was a group of vietnamese. there were 30, 32 of them, crammed into a little 10 by 12 room. you just became used to it, as horrible as it sounds. some of them had broken legs, one that was trying to run away from security onsite, not big security, about four people, with crutches, trying to run away, some holding children. and the security at purfleet? nowhere near enough. tonig

why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to south from the w e learning course because vic. a dual with words. where i come from me don't walk away from a call from to asia. when i was 5 years old my father took me to his friends and i was hooked on the spot. a sport that you loved soul enters your soul. fencing as a language a good source for it is a conversation. must make your opponent understand that thinking new of the main to get close otherwise. it's not unlike a tough interview really when interviewing politicians or corporate c.e.o.'s you have to wait for the right moment you have to get around that defensive moves then make you feel. yes i'm taking a risk. businessman . and he's known for his activism but all that. is it all about the business of boston.

digging twice a year they vic's umed the remains of more than $200.00 soldiers so far. you're happy because you find them but you need if you have a lot of problems how do you take him out right is anything broken so there is of course exciting because you found there is problems that you have to solve as well . that's why 40 specialists from across europe historians answer apologists and archaeologists are collaborating on this project they're doing so on a volunteer basis using their vacation time to look for soldiers' remains the associations chairman. is an entrepreneur from hamburg he has a personal motivation for his involvement his grandfather was among the soldiers killed in world war 2. but we're here because we want to resolve the fates of the soldiers who senselessly lost their young lives i did least give them back their names with dignity proper grave and the name. in order to later identify the dead the volunteers very carefully remove the remains from the ground the greater the number of personal objects they find the greater the chance of identifying the

decision from my point to a few and exploited this approach unity to talk ammunition in the city's vic the citrate in 02200 i will stop you because it's a very long discussion what d.k.k. is one and one that satirise our ashes to see issue yes exactly did the i.c.c. issue is i think this is a blackmail just coming from the you know the forces in the region there telling that if turkey is coming here the i.c.c. forces will be either julie's or they will be escaping if everybody is against isis ok why p.g.d. americans and the turks and what is the problem over there and regarding the number i need to correct it because it was being exaggerated by the work force in order to blackmail the americans and the europeans regarding the possible danger it is about a few thousands with the family is ok regarding 2 of 1000 and sometimes even they are just telling about tens of thousands of us numbers as if like a town or a city it is not the fact there is a problem of isis there should be a very smart planning regarding how to handle this members and and the families but there is another side of th

we find ourselves here again 10 years later as confidence is now at an all time low at 10 years old vic wine has now lasted 40 percent of the average fiord currencies lifespan meanwhile u.s. regulators and fear of losing control of currency are now blocking every advancement in the crypt industry by making it absolutely impossible for firms to innovate and operate in the latest move polonius has announced it is withdrawing from the u.s. market in order to stay globally competitive following the footsteps of b. max and as finance polonius is now kicking all u.s. customers off starting november 1st so i can fully expand its offerings and develop new financial products and facilitate digital currency adoption worldwide but without the u.s. at this rate the u.s. will now be left in the dust making it absolutely impossible to catch back up in the future very interesting that this time we're seeing that the. gist of fracturing just a great fracturing of all the institutions we talked about the i.m.f. before and now this return to quantitative easing that they're almost embarrassed to say that

you find that punishment and little vic is 20.nt is good enough for god it's good enough for us. he said yes but didn't use this site let he is without sin cast the first stone. we had a response to that always in the response was we are not casting stones, we are standing on a public sidewalk preaching words. he pointed out the obvious hindsight inconsistency, yes but you are advocating that the government cast sounds and that what that passage is about. it was very destabilizing because that was the first time that i was able to see that we could be wrong about something. i went as i always did whenever there was a question i didn't have the right answers for i went to my mother and a couple of the other people in the church and i started to broach this question and almost immediately was shut down. like no, this is a litmus test to show that they have read printed. they have the institute the death penalty. >> tamron: i'm going to get to deposit they there and we are going to talk more with megan as she started to challenge the

vic makes the same journey to the port of purfleet. these are the checks he does every day.thing was in there, you would see it straightaway. i've seen people jumping out of trailers, jumping out of containers, running around. what are the feelings amongst drivers? everyone is terrified that they are going to find someone in their vehicles, or worse. in 2016, the national crime agency warned that smuggling gangs were moving from major hubs like dover to smaller ports like purfleet. they will only be caught if they get out of the trailers. this man worked at purfleet at the time of the nca report. he didn't want to show his face. it happened daily. and what was the largest number of people? the largest one i saw was a group of vietnamese. there were 30, 32 of them, crammed into a little 10 by 12 room. you just became used to it, as horrible as it sounds. some of them had broken legs, one that was trying to run away from security onsite, not big security, about four people, with crutches, trying to run away, some holding children. and the security at purfleet? nowhere near eno

all sorts of potions and poisons. 0livia says the virus breeds in your nose, so you should use vics orhello there. another chance to see some of that beautiful autumn weather with plenty of sunshine, but there is going to be widespread frost across the country. we are still under the influence of high pressure. it is starting to drift its way eastwards, and so as the wind swing around to a north—easterly or easterly direction we could run the risk of a few more showers here. and with weather fronts down to the south—west, more cloud and shall be read here. that is preventing temperatures following too fire on tuesday morning, elsewhere, it is a chilly start with widespread frost likely again. but there would be lovely, sparkling spells of sunshine again for much of the day. one or two showers into scotla nd the day. one or two showers into scotland and perhaps running in of the north sea, maybe one or two of the north sea, maybe one or two of the thames estuary later in the day. the cloud and the surrey rain across the channel isles, isles of scilly and into cornwall. —— isles of scill

tour asian swing saw only shoot 8 under par to take one strictly to vic to paris but the shot of the day came from south africa as louis oosthuizen a hole in one on the 6 that sent him up that leaderboard he sits at 10 on to paul going into the 2nd round. formula one now lewis hamilton is set to win his 6th drivers' title at the united states comprehend alston this weekend max 1st. ahead of that race in texas the drivers have been showing off their skills along the streets of hollywood in los angeles the one driver that can stop hamilton winning the world title is miss avies teammate everything. from the 1st time i got to drive i don't cart i was 5 years old and yeah i fell in love with the sport immediately and i say to everyone then i'm going to have one driver one day a champion a dream is still alive. i'm still dreaming that ferrari will win the championship that is both from out there is that you very much for that and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour the do stay with us we're back in just a few minutes with all the latest from washington d.c. but the u.s. house of rep

russell the town of tel a byard kurdish regions in the north of syria and they're aiming to well a vic people from there tell us about the kurdish reaction well obviously they don't nobody likes when they're being equalised to terrorists to terrorists and well they are saying that this is a disaster that this is they're saying that civilian areas are being targeted and that for instance the spokesman person. has that people are panic there that there is widespread panic among the kurds here's something else that the as the has said. we're ready to confront and respond to all kinds of attacks that could be launched against us but column and all minorities ethnic and religious groups to come together as one soul and raise our voices against turkish attacks the young people have a great responsibility and role in confronting attacks by the turkish state. so basically what turkey wants it wants to cut all ties of the syrian kurds in the north and the kurds in turkey into south so they are aiming at creating a some 3rd. see kilometer wide buffer zone to prevent them from you know having dir

vic makes the same journey to the port of purfleet. these are the cheques he does every day.re, you would see it straightaway. seeing people jumping out of trailers, jumping out of containers, running around. what are the feelings amongst drivers? everyone is terrified that they are going to find someone in their vehicles or worse. in 2016, the national crime agency warned that smuggling gangs were moving from major hubs like dover to smaller ports like purfleet. they will only be caught if they get out of the trailers. this man worked at purfleet at the time of the nca report. he didn't want to show his face. it happened daily. what was the largest number of people? the largest i saw were vietnamese, there we re largest i saw were vietnamese, there were 30, 32 of them. you just became used to it, as horrible as it sounds. some of them had broken legs, one that was trying to run away from security outside, not big security, about four people, with crutches, trying to run away, some holding children. and the security at purfleet? nowhere near enough. tonight, police are still

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sense by we have at least 2 crime scenes one person died as the result of a shooting in the area of vic vava strasser and another one in the area of humboldt strasser we 1st received information that there was one terrorism suspect who was armed and have since been suggestions that there could have been more people involved but that's not confirmed at this point. the suspect was wearing a head camera and the attacks were live streamed on the internet the gunman speaking english and german calls himself a holocaust denier also denouncing feminism and mass immigration he calls himself a loser after the synagogue attack doesn't go to plan before moving on to the restaurants the shooting was also reported in the town of landsberg 20 minutes drive from her germany's tried to fight a resurgence of right wing a neo nazi extremism in recent years including the firebombing of synagogues the investigation into the heller attacks has now been taken over by federal antiterrorism prosecutors and joins me live now 1st. on the number of. as far as we know the police believe that they have one but they

the state finance stations marion vic mumfie big heads the agencies equality department she advises the government on strategies to tackle fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides the filter that is currently collecting particulate matter isn't here at midnight it's pivoted over here and falls into this refrigerated chamber where the use filters are stored as good as the stuff although we can see there's already a residue on it. and then the bigger they are running back in the 1970 s. you could literally taste and see the smog at least in the industrial very area and big cities with a given that the fine particulate matter we measure here is a health hazard that you can't see and so it's hard to convince people that it's a serious risk to their health. agency uses high precision instruments to conduct its measurements when coal fired power plants are ramped up in neighboring poland or winds carries a higher and dust clouds to germany the values measured here rise in the e.u. the threshold values for the inhalable particles measuring $2.00 microns or less is $25.00 micrograms per cubi

let's go to vic lee for how people are preparing. >> reporter: people in this county are coping and preparing by stocking up on critical supplies and county residents should know that this restaurant, the pasta moon restaurant in half moon bay, its parking lot tomorrow starting at 8:00 will become pg&e's community resource center. you can get water. you can charge your electronics here as well. pg&e contractors work near highway 92 trimming trees too close to power lines. pg&e appeared to have a new fire break around its jefferson substation. emerald hills was within the fire zone, a community with narrow winding roads and strong winds sweep down in the afternoons. >> we get the laptops charged up and the phones charged. >> reporter: jeff has an interesting dilemma. he's got an electric car. >> i've got 78 or 80 miles available to me in this car. >> reporter: the hardware store was the most popular spot in half moon bay, some of the shelves empty by noon. generators will selling like hot cakes. this woman just bought one for $1,000. >> i think i'm planning on deducting it from my next pg&e bi

. >>> happenmajor deadline for northern california wildfire vic adams claims and pg&e chapter 11 bankruptcybe filed and received no later than this afternoon. sarah joins us in santa rosa with more. >> reporter: this pg&e service center in santa rosa is now open. they can help you file that claim. is today at 5:00 p. in 2015, 27, or 2018, including the tub and campfires and think you should be compensated for damages by pg&e, whether they are physical, emotional, or financial, you have to file a fire proof of claim form by 5:00 today. pg&e filed for bankruptcy in january. the judge set aside $1 billion for wildfire survivors. if you do not file today, you might lose your chance at getting part of that payout from the utilities. they are about 100,000 people eligible to be compensated by pg&e for wildfire damages but a claim against the utility. we have seen people here this morning who are taking advantage of this last day. >> our shop or business was in santa rosa and we weren't able to get in for weeks. so it is unfortunate. >> a spokesperson tells us their goal is to make sure everyone g

the getty fire in los angeles and vic kincaid fire in sonoma county have burned dozens of homes. gallagher, now back to tucker "tucker carlson tonight." the medical examiner's office in new york city ruled jeffrey epstein killed himself in prison in august, but not everyone is convinced that it is true. take a look at what forensic pathologist michael baden told fox & friends this morning. >> i think that the evidence points towards homicide rather than suicide. >> why? >> multiple fractures in the thyroid cartilage that are very unusual for suicide and more indicative of strangulation. homicidal strangulation. >> tucker: what do you make at this? dr. marc siegel is a fox news contributor in the man we go to when we have questions. doctor, what do you think of this? >> just the point you brought up alone, i would agree with dr. baden. those three fractures and it looks like a lot of force was applied. you can see how extensive that is. so this could easily occur by someone grabbing you by the neck. a fracture here and over here. well, that is the most common way that that happens

the company viccing to hire 5,000 seasonal positions across the country. >>> gap and its sister brands including old navy and banana republic are also looking to hire seasonal employees for the holidays. the company is holding a one-day hiring event in stores across the country from 10:00 until 10:00. jobs include sales associates inside stores and positions at distribution centers. >>> san quentin is one of the oldest and most notorious prisons in california. also a place to teach soon to be released inmates the tools they need on the outside, including cooking. >> i love the cooking, the grilling. i love the eating. most importantly, the eating. >> i never once on the streets thought about cooking. now it's like a passion for ♪ ♪ >> give that a vigorous mix ron see what it tastes like. >> before i came here i didn't care if i lived or died. now i'm getting back in touch with my feelings and my emotions, you know. there is opportunities here that will open you up to different things. i never -- i never once on the streets thought about cooking. now it's like a i grie are grew up in a

michael kramer vic technologist from harvard.won the coveted noble prize from the ground working approach to fighting global poverty. >>> the new law aimed to stop school lunch shaming. we will explain what that is, along with the changes coming to school cafeterias across the state. >>> the benefit of the biggest punk and takes place in half moon bay. their live with the world championships pumpkin way off. >>> we want to take you live to a look of downtown oakland. it is a little hazy overhead. it is actually really foggy in the north bay, in particular. you are watching mornings on 2. - oh, so much. - i used to think that all kale was alike. - it's not. - it's not? - mm-mm. - they look alike. - [chuckles] you used to think all eye doctors were alike too. female narrator: choose a vsp private practice doctor with the orange premier banner for advanced technology and personalized attention. schedule your annual eye exam with a private practice doctor at vsp.com/premier. this is what more looks like. - that's some nice kale. - th