andea audrey's was i hear you ad i'm listening because for audrey, she moved back to indiana as a senior in high school. and that's not easy to do. it was really tough for her and her senior year one day she called me, and i happened to haveve been in washington for te day and i thought i'm in washington here struggling and i saidid no, your priority is audrey. i sat down on the bench outside of capitol hill and i said i hear you and i'm listening. >> i love that. do you still paint? >> i still paint, yes. actually right now i'm doing a painting for etta. >> nice. >> who's here with us today but for each one of our kids, we die and they had their own verses and they c chose them and i anda water color that's been so cool and wonderful for our son and daughter-in-law and now our daughter and son-in-law have asked me to do a water color to go with the verse they chose for their children. you were a teacher. >> is it right you were a teacher for a bit while you were second lady? how do you do that? >> i don't get how it works. >> yeah, about halfway through the first year and the school wri

and audrey's was i hear you and i am listening.she moved back to indiana as a senior in high school and that is not easy to do. it was really tough for her. her senior year one day she called me i happen to have been in washington for the day at some meetings i was like okay i am in washington struggling here and i thought know your priorities audrey so i sat down on the bench outside of capitoll hill i said i hear you and i am listening. >> iah love that. next you still paint? >> is still paint yes. actually right now i'm doing a painting he's here with us today. for each one of our kids we chose a verse they have their own verse that they have chosen. but when they were little we chose a verse that made us think of them and then i did a watercolor to go withs it. it has been the most wonderful thing that our son and daughter-in-law and now our daughter and son-in-law have asked me too do a watercolor to go with a verse that they chose for their children. so i'm working on at is right now. >> you were a teacher you always are a te

and i will tell our daughter audrey ended up being a covered bride. i'm sure you all have that in your circles, too she had rescheduled her wedding three times and finally she said to us, and this story's the book. finally, she said, okay, dan and i just want to get married. and mike's mom and husband and our son and, daughter in law and charlotte and, her husband, we're all going to be in town for election. and so audrey said, you know i think i think we'd like to get married like sunday before the election and she told us this two weeks before the election and we're like great. and so we did we we planned it all and it was wonderful. she got married. mike did the ceremony she went on later and had the big wedding but he did the ceremony on the sidewalk in front of the courthouse in washington, dc. and audrey had but i will call a love hate relationship max our our main secret service guy and i mean he went with her on foreign trips when she was in college and you can imagine kids of like this was he not really welcome let me just put that way but in

and audrey had what i will call a love-hate relationship with max, our main secret service guy. i mean, he went with her on foreign trips when she was in college, and you can imagine your kids, like, he was not really welcomed, let me just put it that way. the wedding and she said, one thing i want, that, i want macs to be there. i want him to be the agent who is there that day. because she had gotten very close to him and they had worked through a lot of issues and have been in som' danger situations, too. so that's what i mean, the secret service agents, it's tough but they are amazing people and a they make huge sacrifices. >> we mentioned this probably in the beginning of the conversation about the theme of bees and beehives that weaves throughout your entire book. do you have a beehive at your current residence? >> i don't have an active behind, but charlotte and henry actually gave me a little beehive get to start my own beehive. they require care. so with all of our travel right now ire thought you know, i shod really start ai beehive right w here i can get the neighbors

>> well, good to be with you, audrey. this is the first time we are hearing publicly from paul pelosi about that brutal attack that left him lying in his own pool of blood just inside the entryway of his san francisco home. today, he was calm, collected, never overly emotional, as he recalled being woken up just after 2:00 in the morning by his accused attacker, david depape, in his own bedroom. let's hear what paul pelosi told the court earlier today. he said the door opened and a very large man came in with a hammer in one hand and some zip ties in the other hand and he said, where's nancy? it was a tremendous shock to see someone has broken into your house. looking at him and the hammer and zip tie, i recognized i was in serious danger. audrey? >> so this is the first time paul pelosi's speaking about it. how did depape react to his testimony? >> reporter: periodically, we would see depape calmly speaking with his attorneys throughout the ordeal today. hours of testimony. not really just from paul pelosi, but what led

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian cull is digging into the lawsuit. >>> we're tracking other stories on this very busy monday, including a push for a permanent ceasefire between israel and hamas. the vote one bay area city is considering as more hostages are freed. >>> also, a temporary ban on street vendors in san francisco's mission district starts today, but some law-abiding vendors, they're not buying it. >>> and what's in store this week when it comes to our weather? maybe some rain headed our way. our meteorologist vianey is staying on top of it for us. >>> let's begin with some troubling new details this afternoon in a lawsuit against meta. california's attorney general says a newly unredacted complaint shows just how far the owner of instagram and facebook was willing to go to attract and keep kids on its platform. nbc bay area's ian cull has been digging into the documents, spoke to the attorney general. you've been very busy today, ian. what did you learn at this point? >> audrey, the lawsuit was fil

. >> audrey will be watching. >> 100%. >> audrey joins us with what's coming up next. >>> right now at 6:00, a scary encounter in palo alto. a father threatened at gunpoint in his own driveway. plus -- >>> our son did not receive justice, and the only justice we can get for him is to have her recalled. >> they say they have enough signatures but why those leading the effort to recall district attorney pamela price in alameda county is adding confusion to the whole process. >>> and tracking an overnight storm heading into the bay area. when you can expect to see those drops start falling. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. new tonight, a frightening scene in a peninsula neighborhood when thieves pulled out a gun on a man who interrupted a crime, a crime taking place in his own driveway. nbc bay area's scott budman spoke to the victim and has their story. >> reporter: on the usually quiet streets of this palo alto neighborhood, thieves stealing a catalytic converter woke up a family. they asked us not to identify them. >> and now there's a drillin

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian cull is looking into where and when we'll need to mask up again. we're also tracking other stories on this wednesday including boats catching fire in the bay. people needed to be rescued as a boat smoldered and sank. we are talking to investigators about what exactly happened here. >>> also, cracking down on crime and retail websites. taking action against license plate covers. >>> and are you ready to pay more on your next pg&e bill? our sergio quintana is tracking the big decision coming in less than 24 hours. let's begin with those masks. get ready to mask up if you're heading to the doctor or dentist in one bay area county. ian cull joins us now. you have your mask there in your hand. >>> i was begin one at valley med today. a lot of places are giving them out, too. audrey, in the south bay, though, that's where you'll have to use one if you're a doctor or nurse but also a patient. any place that provides health care, you'll need to mask up. it includes hospitals, clinics,

audrey? >> velena, thank you for the update. >>> as for the actual apec summit, president biden was on the stage, delivering a message to ceos that the u.s. isn't going anywhere. it was the president's first public event scheduled for the day, delivering remarks at the ceo summit. the president addressed his meeting with chinese president xi jingping and says that america is just getting started when it comes to new technologies like artificial intelligence, semiconductors and climate tech. >> i've long said it's never been a good bet to bet against the american people. never. i mean it. think about it. it's never been a good bet. and we're proving it once more. all of you here today, leaders of government and industry, count on the united states. we're doubling down on progress. >>> after his remarks, president biden posed for an apec family photo, with other world leaders. including chinese president, xi jingping, canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. he hosted leaders for a dialogue at

>> hi, audrey.'s talk about something that can be in the 5:00 news tonight but not tomorrow night. >> okay. what's going on? >> the presidential debate. you can't talk about it tomorrow at 5:00 because it will be on nbc at that very moment, and we won't have a 5:00 news. alice barr is in washington today to set the stage for what is going to happen tomorrow. >>> audrey, i have something i'm very excited about. a south san francisco man who set out to inspire others to commit acts of kindness, and it is working. you see that 10-year-old guy. he was a key part of it. what is even better, our "bay area proud" series played a role in what happened. you'll have to tune in at 5:00. >> oh, man, got to wait that long? >> got to wait that long. >> i ask you, do i need tissues? >> no. just a big smile. this is not tissues, this is a warm feeling. >> i love that. i can't wait. we'll see you then. >>> still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram poll. the food delivery made it to the fr

for now, audrey, back to you. >> nice neighbor there. thank you. >>> we are learning new details surrounding the man accused of throwing pipe bombs at san francisco police. daniel garcia appeared in court this morning, and entered a not guilty plea. a judge set a preliminary hearing in this case for november 15th. police say garcia attacked a parishioner inside of st. peter and paul's church on sunday. when officers responded, he led them on a wild chase from san francisco to martinez, and during the pursuit, investigators say garcia threw two improvised explosives out of his car at officers. the chase ended in martinez where officers did arrest him. he now faces life in prison if convicted. >>> today, secretary of state antony blinken is traveling to the middle east once again. it is his second visit in a month, pushing to ensure humanitarian and reaches palestinians in gaza. this comes after president biden called for a pause in fighting to free hostages. the israeli military continues to hammer gaza from the air, and outrage is growin

good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our candice nguyen was in court today and will give us the update in a just a few moments. we're tracking other stories on break-in suspect in berkeley. what investigators are saying about the moments before officers opened fire. >>> also, should it stay closed or reopen to cars, the city on the peninsula debating a pandemic era street closure. our ian cull will fill us in on the big vote expected tonight. >>> and take a look at this, pink water in our bay. that is nothing new, right, to those who have been here for a while. it is leading to a warning for people hiking along the south bay. we're going to explain for you. let's go ahead and begin with breaking news. police are investigating a deadly home invasion in vallejo after the resident opened fire. this happened at around 9:40 this morning near georgia and monterey streets. that's about a block away from the police department. investigators say the man who lives inside that home shot a man who allegedly broke into his home. neig

a deranged version, but that was the goal to look like audrey hepburn. how did this happen? how did this left wing, transgender craziness come to a beloved american brand? well, the culprit soon became clear, budweiser's vice-president of marketing, elizabeth hinershied said-- not sure how to pronounce that. i'm a business woman, i had a really clear job to do when i took over bud light and it was this brand is in decline, it's been in decline for a really long time, and if we do not attract young drinkers to come and drink this brand, there will be no future for bud light. she also said, we had this hangover, i mean, bud light had been kind of a fratty out of touch humor and it was important that we had another approach. never mind that she herself was participating in some pretty fratty behavior when she was at harvard according to some photos from 2006, do as i say and not as i do, right? if you work in a company yourself, you've probably encountered a lot of people like her, usually in your hr department, your middle management or your diversity office. they like to crea

hebborn, this is our wine - this is audrey hebborn always, today was a discovery for me, sparkling wineng, and to greet guests with this, well , it won’t be a shame, this is wheat, you can also come closer, the children studied how and what food is made from, and then walked through the wheat field field, this grew in the pavilion of the ministry of agriculture. i really love buckwheat tea. i was wondering what she looked like. but you can learn how to stock up wisely at the russian reserve stand. almost all the activities of this agency are classified as secret. the exhibition is shrouded in secrecy they will open it up almost for the first time and tell you what is stored in the underground storage of state reserves. the soviet union was one of the first to abolish food cards after the war, precisely because there were reserves, and these reserves were used for the population. volunteers and caring staff will help you not to get lost between the pavilions. vdh will even tell you how to find a whole farm without leaving the exhibition area. here you can not only feed the kosher and rei

audrey asistio has more. >> reporter: they're being sold all over the internet, tinted, smoked, vinyl and even electele. >> i can just hit the button. >> reporter: they violate retailers' policies and yet license plate covers are making their way onto vehicles of criminals all the time. >> when we are unable who detect the license plate, it puts us at a huge disadvantage. these types of devices anybody can purchase them through the internet, anybody.walmart, and etsy have been notified they have 28 days to stop selling in california or they'll face legal action. >> today we have sent cease and desist letters to halt the sale of these products in california. >> reporter: the city attorney's office say walmart and ebay have agreed not to sell license plate covers to californians. it makes it difficult to catch criminals. others have even obscured their license plates to avoid paying bridge tolls or to evade red light cameras. >> when we're able to detect license plates, oftentimes the results in the outcomes are good. we find the cars, we find the people, we find the property, we get pe

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. you may have seen your pg&e bill go up the past few years without using more power. right? get ready. the company is asking state regulators for permission to raise rates even more. a group has come together to fight back. here is sergio quintana in san francisco. hey, hey, rates have got to go. >> reporter: on the steps of the government office in san francisco several groups protested the newest rate hike request. among them former mayor sam liccardo. >> they are standing together saying the rates are too damn high. pg&e is trying to tell us that they need higher rates to pay for safety. that's a false choice. >> reporter: liccardo is with fair california that bills itself as a coalition of organizations aimed at making pg&e accountable to rate payers and the public. pg&e rates have gone up 38% from january 2021 to september 2023. the current request would increase another 26% over the next four years. altogether that adds up to nearly two-thirds increase in your electric

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. >>> an extra dose of anger and heartbreak.barbecue was vandalized and this morning a fire gutted much of the restaurant. if t happened less than a day after the owner posted frustration about vandalism on social media. marianne favro with new developments. >> reporter: you can see how extensive the damage is. the restaurant has been red tagged and the fire department is investigating the cause. >> i was completely shocked. one of my chefs reached out to me. said, are you sitting down? i am. what's going on? the building is on fire. >> reporter: he is now trying to find a way forward after fire ripped through his raun early this morning. crews are boarding up chared sections of the building. on sunday horn's rauntd was vandalized. he even posted damages on instagram blasting vandals for attacking small businesses and restaurants throughout the city saying, you are nothing more than

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. >>> a bruceal case of domestic violence. a woman was beheaded by the father of her child. >> nbc bay area's ian cull was inside the courtroom and spoke with her family. >> reporter: opening statements were heard in this murder trial at the san

thanks for joining us, i'm audrey asistio. >> i'm raj mathai. news for dozens living in a san francisco highrise, displaced nearly 18 months ago after a bizarre flood inside that building. >> many had been waiting for a date to move back in. they're now hearing that won't happen until next year at the earliest. >> my initial reaction is definitely, i'll believe it when i see it. >> reporter: austin caldwell says it feels like the goal posts keep moving when it comes to 33 tahoma in san francisco, a luxury highrise he used to call home. >> i was a resident from july 2020 to june 3rd, 2022. when the building flooded. >> reporter: the flooding in june of 2022 displaced residents of the south of market

thanks for joining us, i'm audrey asistio. >> i'm raj mathai. bad news for dozens living in a san francisco highrise, displaced nearly 18 months ago after a bizarre flood inside that building. >> many had been waiting for a date to move back in. they're now hearing that won't happen until next year at the earliest. >> my initial reaction is definitely, i'll believe it when i see it. >> reporter: austin caldwell says it feels like the goal posts keep moving when it comes to 33 tahoma in san francisco, a luxury highrise he used to call home. >> i was a resident from july 2020 to june 3rd, 2022. when the building flooded. >> reporter: the flooding in june of 2022 displaced residents of the south of market building, including caldwell. he says even though the lease was ending and he was planning on moving on, the flooding still had a major impact. >> i had stability in my life. the uncertainty and honestly the mayhem that that flooding caused in 2022, you know -- it caused, really, a big part of it, the downfall of my relationship, and it changed my

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. >>> a bruceal case of domestic violence. prosecutors say a woman was beheaded by the father of her child. >> nbc bay area's ian cull was inside the courtroom and spoke with her family. >> reporter: opening statements were heard in this murder trial at the san mateo county courthouse this morning. family and friends of the victim sat in the front row and were deeply emotional as prosecutors laid out their case. >> i wasn't sitting for 30 seconds, and i was in tears. i sat and cried the whole time. >> reporter: martin castro's daughter, karina, was the victim. a jury of eight men and four women will decide the fate of her accused killer, jose rafael solano landaeta, seen here in a previous court hearing. he declined to be in the courtroom today. prosecutors say landaeta messaged a friend hours before attacking the mother of his child with a sword, cutting off her head, telling his friend she was, quote, looking to get smoked, and the two had been arguing on social media. three witnesses will also be called to the stand saying

good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. the day before thanksgiving, a lot to talk about including a deadly explosion on the east coast shutting down travel between the u.s. and canada. the federal investigation is still under way there, and the impact it's having on holiday travel. >>> if you haven't left, brace for the traffic. holiday rush is on in the bay area. we're also going to have a look at your thanksgiving forecast. >>> first, they burned down his barbecue joint. an east bay pitmaster isn't canceling his thanksgiving plans. a fire ripped through horn barbecue and the restaurant is still giving back to the community. velena jones spent her day outside what's left of that restaurant. live with a closer look. velena, today was about moving his community forward even in the face of adversity? >> reporter: that's exactly right. the owner, matt horn, distributed over 150 turkeys today to the community. this is the third annual turkey give-away that horn barbecue has done. they said they weren't going to let fire disrup

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i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our meteorologist, vianey arana, is tracking what's in store for us tonight and into the weekend. we're also watching other stories on this friday, including this crazy video out of the peninsula. a tesla flies over a pool and into that home you see right there. thankfully, no one was hurt from this. we did send our robert handa to that neighborhood to figure out how it all went down. >>> also president biden takes off from the bay area. the commander in chief left sfo about 2 1/2 hours ago. we'll tell you what he was up to on the last day of the apec summit. >>> and the mayor calls it a moment to heal and move forward, but the victims aren't done fighting. the judge's ruling around the gilroy garlic festival shooting. our ian cull is talking with both sides and will be joining us in just moments. >>> but let's go ahead and begin with our weather. the rain making a comeback. a live look across the bay area this afternoon. so we've got our stormranger activated as well, ready to go. a

. >>> good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. i'm damian trujillo is digging into the details of the former officer arrested. we're also tracking other stories on this monday, include ing of course the holiday travel rush. airports are brace for waves of people to pass through this thanksgiving. what you need to know if you are set to travel for the holidays. also, what will the weather be like this thanksgiving week? meteorologist roy mayeda is going to be joining us with what's in store. what are the landmarks featured in the board game? our ian cull will take us to all of the key stops. let's go ahead and begin with breaking news on the peninsula where a high profile jury verdict is in. less than 90 minutes ago, a verdict was announced in the case of a man accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend in san carlos. the jury took about five hours to find jose rafael solano guilty of first degree murder in the killing of karina castro outside of her san carlos apartment last september. the verdict comes despite the court repeatedly re

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. a jarring sight in a quiet san mateo neighborhood.d over a curb and into a home. >> investigators are trying to determine why it all happened. robert handa explains thankfully there were no injuries but a lot of questions. >> reporter: this is a situation where when you look at the damage to the tesla and the house, you can't help but wonder how bad it could have been and how could this happen. extracting a car that literally through into a house at the bottom of a hill is never a delicate process. the surreal scene took place among many well-manicured houses on murphy drive in san mateo shortly after 7:00 this morning. skid marks show how the tesla careened off the road and plowed through two parked cars on the neighbor's drive way before crashing into the home. people there were piecing together what they thought happened from secondhand accounts and from the tesla driver and passenger that miraculously emerged uninjured. >> what i understood is that the car started to act up and then just accelerated. and i hear they're saying it w

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i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio.an update now to our breaking news, flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond. let's get right to nbc's pete suratos live in richmond. i know you got there about an hour ago. what are you learning at this point? >> yeah, we've been here for roughly about an hour. we're still along castro street in richmond. i want to show you, if our viewers were tuning in at 5:30, there was a big plume of smoke, a lot of flaring. as you can see off in the distance here, with the refinery here in richmond, that flaring has gone down drastically. we're reaching out to chevron to see if they do have it under control. but obviously, a much different image than what we showed our viewers at 5:30. i want to show for folks that missed that report, i want to show you what was taking place here just a couple of hours ago. now according to contra costa county health, they say they got the call for this just before 4:00 p.m., saying there was a flare-up here at the chevron refinery. now chevron did confirm thi

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a deranged version but that was the goal to look like audrey hepburn. how did this happen?id this left-wing transgender craziness come to a beloved american brand? the corporate soon became clear. budweiser vice president of marketing i'm not sure how to say it to be honest. said the following on a podcast prior to the partnership. i am a business woman. i had a really clear job to do when i took over bud light and it was, this brand is in decline. it's been in decline for a really long time if we do not attract younger drinkers to come and drink this brand there be no future for bud light. we shut we also have this hanging over me have beenof kind of a variety out of touch humor and it's really important we had another approach. she was participating in friday behavior when she was at harvard according to some photos from 2006. do as i say, not as i do, right? if you work in a company yourself you probably encountered a lot of people like her predation hr or the diversity office. they like to create problems for they do not exist. levy falsen accusations and ruh in as the

audrey maloney, planning department staff. there are two ordinances for you to consider today. one sponsored by supervisor safai and the other sponsored by the mayor. both would propose to change the way that residential density is calculated in certain zoning districts because the ordinances are so similar in nature. we'll have one presentation, however, you will act on each ordinance separately before i give the department's staff report, we'll hear from jeff buckley from supervisor safire's office to present on their ordinance, followed by lisa gluckstein from the mayor's office to present on their ordinance. so with that, mr. buckley. hi, commissioners. commissioner air is and president present. excuse me. sorry, just i didn't expect that item to go as long as it did. good morning. good afternoon. jeff buckley, supervisor, cafe's office here to discuss briefly our legislation, but also to highlight, i think, the desire upon our end, as you will hear also from the mayor's office, the desire to kind of put these two items together here into one that ultimately go before the b

but that was the goal to look like audrey hepburn. how did this happen? this left transgender crazy -- come to a beloved american brand? well, the culprit soon became clear budweiser's vice president of marketing. alyssa shied piner. she i don't know. i'm not sure how you say it, to be honest. we'll go with her on her side, said the following on a podcast prior to the mulvaney partnership. i'm a businesswoman. i had a really clear job to do when i took over bud light and was this brand is in decline. it's been in decline for a really long. and if we do not attract young drinkers to come and drink this brand, there will be no future for bud light. she also said, we this hangover. i mean bud light had been kind of a fraidy out of touch humor and it was really important that we had another approach. never mind that hindsight herself was participÉ in some pretty fruity behavior when she was at, according to some photos, 2006. but do as i and not as i do right? if you work a company yourself, you've probably encountered a lot of people like her. they're usuall

new details what was going through audrey hale's head as she stalked the school's hallway. and the old man hangs on, the focus on tonight's angle. war coverage today, but focus was not the israel against hamas, it is the prosecutor's war against trump in the court. >> this case has made him angrier. i've never seen anything like this in all my time being a lawyer. >> let trump hang himself in this trial. >> laura: more on the legal angle later, but the reason they voted eight or nine hours to this trial has less to do with merits than the recent poll that shows trump beating biden. according to the "new york times," trump has eaten significantly into biden's leads. many have positive views of the policy trump enacted. trump is getting america tangled in more war, driving down median income, is not popular at all. with the significant lead in key states, mr. trump appears to have room to grow. many say they are open to supporting the former president than backing mr. biden. large shares of voters saying they trust mr. trump on economy and national security. no wonder the dem

i'm very helpful with audrey for answers and the comp time to part time the teacher out hunting has taken the job of providing education to vary for children in the capital, the time being hispanics. you're welcome to the dublin, use aisha that you could join us nearly 600 doing your refugees have arrived in indonesia as our chief providence in the past week, or arrived by boat from bung brothers. do you remember bank provisions hosting up to a meeting? go ahead and get refugees in camps after they fled. persecution under the military homes are in me, in my, the refugees of a dangerous sea journeys over the past few years to escape dangerous overcrowding. and comes, i'm in search of opportunities in countries like malaysia, thailand, and indonesia, hills mall on the recent arrivals in archery in indonesia. 100 . so for him, get refugees arrived on a beach in indonesia. they've been traveling for weeks across the us. the in decrepit would in both that put their lives in danger. i don't remember anything about how long and what it was like. oh, the cloud. you know, i was, seems like so i do

this is audrey, how many would i get to hedge against china is rise and issue? the united states is, of course, made a big deal of what they call shared values between the oldest and largest democracy and us, culminated in june. but president biden, hosting prime minister multi for a state dental defendants and will be addressed a joint session of congress. right, and there was a lot of fanfare around. so one question to be honest, as if in fact the united states, as a very of this plot to assassinate an american citizen. prior to that, why did they feel a need to go ahead? but all of that found for the full red carpet, for by minister for country who was government, was allegedly involved in the assassination attempt for us citizen doctor, you need to damage control. they're going to be a lot of people who might be available for stronger us in good relationship, but are asking why. but the united states see this as a compromise that they were willing to make. the 2nd question, of course, of the legal proceeding instead of trees in the us system or prosecution o

it should not be, you know, it should not work like ukrainian parliamentarian audrey or such. it says it's a non starter for keith. poor jim deal today has beek deed to destroy your brain as independent country, any ceasefire, any freezing of the conflict, any compromise, would you just g a time for ross of to reload the last time a similar idea emerged from the realm of rumors was in august when secretary general un stilton bruce, chief of staff stinson suggested that a form in norway that ukraine giving up some russian occupied land may be a path to peace. this caused an immediate uproar forcing stilton birth to clarify that nato's position supporting ukraine's territorial integrity had not changed. the instant had to say keep misspoken, but defense analyst edward hunter. christy says real mistakes are being made. there is a gap between official positions which express the ideal outcome of ukraine recovering its entire territory and the actual level of aid of military age. in particular that allies are prepared to give. they need the full range of tools so that they have a r

past few weeks have seen hundreds arrive, and rickety boats from refugee camps in cox is bizarre to audrey province, care nation. welcome by indian nations is slowly wedding seen the de correspondence, shut them so long reports release after 14 days, etc. together with some 200 other rolling your migraines, shahid and his family have just arrived in a cha, indonesia is most western providence. they are now being held in a temporary shelter in the d. not far from where they are both loved it. uh more the other like when i was on the boat, it was pouring with rain. the wind was blowing hot to everyone got wet. when the sun came motor clothes got dry and went on like that. over and over again. i was afraid the boat would sink, but just pray that we could learn somewhere during yes, mostly minority who fled from you in more to neighboring bundle dish. shaheed and his family arrived in a bundle of dish kemp 11 years ago. but the conditions in the camp were becoming so in a humane. fisher heath's mother and her 3 sons risk, the perilous crossing to indonesia, a journey that almost cost him their

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. >> thank you, audrey. >>> thousands of people in southern california under evacuation orders tonightwildfire moves quickly through riverside county. the highland fire started yesterday. it's up to nearly 2,500 acres. fire fighters are getting containment. 10% contained as of 8:00 p.m. this evening. this is outside of temecula. one home has been destroyed with six others damaged. some 4,300 people have been evacuated and there's potential of more evacuations. >>> san francisco police, meanwhile, need your help in finding a boy who has been missing since monday. check it out. this is who he is. his name is le michael humphrey. she's 11 years old. he hasn't been seen since yesterday morning. he is considered at risk because of medical conditions. hoe was last seen wearing a sweatshirt p. >>> it's been one year since elon musk bought twitter. he made a lot of changes. slashing the staff and changing the name to x. new investor data shows x is less than half of what musk paid for it. x is now worth $19 billion. elon musk paid $44 billion. the drop due to advertisers leaving the site. as m

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. >>> audrey, the other headlines, pro-palestinians went for support for a permanent cease-fire in gaza. they're urging the congress woman to call for an immediate cease-fire and other resolutions. >> we want her to demand a permanent peace fire. similar to mans. about 25 peacefully marched and that's in california valley. they were also demonstrating if congressman jared huffman's office. they don't feel safe on their own campus. they're suing u.c. berkeley to have it make you feel safe. >> incidents of anti-semitism rise across the country, some u.c. are berkeley students say it's happening on berkeley's campus. they're suing the university but they don't want money. >> we want be systemic change and cultural change to combat not just the rising and also the hospitality. >> they claim for more than a year the university has ground down for the school of harassment. increased since the october a salt is claims policies. >> jewish students are being assaulted on campus. why are they not being investigated as hate crimes. when they use the classroom for political indock trinl nation. why

i'm audrey asistio. bob redell is out by 580. message is if you haven't hit the road yet, go ahead and get going. >> reporter: as you can see behind me, eastbound 580, taillights, speed is at the limit. if you are trying to get out of town for thanksgiving, now is the time to do this. we expect later today this road to become much busier. according to a transportation software company, nationwide, the best time to hithe road today would be any time before 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, any time before 10:00 a.m. or after 5:00 p.m. the worst time to drive, any time between 2:00 this afternoon and 6:00 tonight, or between 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. anyone who lived in the bay area long enough knows this. this was the scene this morning at sfo, one of the bay area's three major airports. all of which are expected to be busy today. aaa predicts nationwide, 4.7 million americans will fly this thanksgiving holiday. that's a 6.6% increase over last year. this is the highest number since 2005. sfo tells us its busiest travel

. >>> audrey, speaking of oakland, a big money donation will help pay for some improvements. an anonymous donor gave $10 million to rise east oakland. rise is dedicated to making improvements to the health and well-being of people who live in that part of the city trying to raise $100 million. investing in east oakland will help the entire city. >> we know when we invest in one of the most historically underfunded areas that all of oakland will be able to stand stronger and invest more into communities across the city. >> rise east hopes to fund a plan to make lasting improvements. the plan was created with the help of the community. >>> in our making it in the bay report, new records set in the silicon valley housing market. it's driving more people out of town. the average price for a home in the south bay jumped by 7% last year to an average of $1.5 million. if you break out single family homes, the average is $1.9 million. the down side here, many families telling joint venture they're thinking of leaving for somewhere with a lower cost of living. we talk about that a lot