after her call to bree.eather dialed another number, several times. >> these are the early morning calls? >> and then i'm like, who's number is this? >> the worried parents suddenly found themselves playing detective in the very real case of their missing daughter. >> we googled the numbers trying to figure out what they went to. >> and they got a hit. the numbers heather dialed belonged to a man named sydney moore. they figured that had to be the ex-boyfriend bree had mentioned earlier. >> terry is like, i'm going to call, i'm just going call him i said terry you can't call somebody in the middle of the night. >> he did, anyway, on the other end, a man answered. the way terry recalls it, the man was not happy. >> i said, you don't know me, but i'm heather's father, heather elvis. and before he could get the next word out, i'm getting cussed out, left and right. >> like cussing about what? >> nothing, just cussing. don't [ bleep ] call me. i don't know what you are talking about. i don't know this person. >>

bree an her team.y really helped me to view myself as the beautiful young woman i am today. >> the moral to this story? >> love the skin you're in. >> it's that attitude that brought these girls to this moment. where all eyes were on them for all the right reasons. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> true beauty is so much more than skin deep. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs "60 minutes." the news continues on our 24 hour digital network >>> now at 6:00, this could really take a toll on residents of san francisco's famous crooked street. the veto that give tourists free reign to keep jamming up traffic. >>> it's been one year since a tragic double homicide in east palo alto. the mother of the victim says to the shooter you can run, but you can't hide. >>> and on the eve of columbus day, protesters use vandalism to broadcast their message from a san francisco landmark. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the christopher columbus statue was defaced. >>

i don't like the dreww brees got drafted. gerrer breese failed. drew brees failed. we have reciprocal responsibility. the liberal left has a responsibility not to be the liberal wrath left in the great is right has a responsibility to be the courageous right. >> i want to address the courage point and the state point. i think we can be frank about this and say if that's the case that a lot of people feel compelled to shut up and not share gospel truth in the catholic church for example is because the mode of censorship that lurks through our private lives is effective. that's the bottom line is working in the sense that you can compel ordinary people to be courageous. i work at a large media company. i cann go on tucker show and be critical of it and tucker and i said to each other you and i are one of very few people who can do that. we know cases of all people who because they speak out fail a job prospects in this country that are negative. he can say too be courageous but as christian leaders we have to think the way it augustine did which is the commentary on m

more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes, the camp hamp back to you all right bree say as we've been pointing out many areas here in the bay area are now under red flag. >>fire danger warning that even those whose powers not being cut off by pg and its right kron four's maureen kelly was out in marine, the marine county where a nonprofit focusing on fire safety is working to make evacuation easier in case, a major wildlife wild land fire breaks out there. >>not ties little tired hazardous environments on earth these tree trimming crews are giving an extreme make over to the landscaping of a home on crown road in kent feel to they're cutting back mostly juniper a type of vegetation higher safer in says. and if the united would make back your way should a dangerous proposition for the homeowner and other neighbors trying to flee and he's a wild land fire broke out here also heading back trees that might make axis difficult. burning al roads in this area, the work being paid for with a million dollar grant from cal fire is happening in a neighborhood on the eastern slope o

washington bree jackson. >>a disturbing new trend shows in a 10 year span teen suicide rates have jumped 56% teen to a said used to be rare but from 2007 until 2017. the number of suicides jump from nearly 7 deaths per 1000 people almost 11 deaths. common cause of death for yog and women. it is only outpaced by accidents. if you or someone you know is at risk of suicide, the experts encourage you to have them call the national suicide prevention hotline. that number 1 800 2, 7, 3, >>working out first thing in the morning before you need that could be be healthier a new british study says it is not always better to eat breakfast before you exercise. they say man who exercised on an empty stomach burned more fat. and if your body fuel from food of against burning through fat. and that cuts the risk of heart disease and diabetes, however, researchers said did not really do much for weight loss, so it might be healthier but it will not make you skinny or. >>and will open up the show with tonight's edition of play

i'm bree jackson >>this week. the cdc reported 1479 lung injury cases, associated with the use of cigarettes are of a ping products across the country today, us senator tim kaine now. >>was students to talk about efforts to address this epidemic. he's hoping that. >>his new bill which is called the tobacco free youth act. well jackson reports, the bipartisan bill would raise the nationwide minimum age to buy all tobacco products now to 21. but some lawmakers say legislation alone will not solve this problem. >>steve nice things they're told that they're safer than cigarettes actual realities are not safe to to the more informed about the topic. >>these virginia teens, joint educators health experts and other stakeholders to discuss vaping concerns with senator tim kaine we hear >>cain is co-sponsoring a bipartisan bill to raise the age of tobacco use from 18 to 21. he believes it could play a critical role in improving public health are seeing is the e cigarette phenomenon. >>dramatically spike young people smokin

of college and increase the quality of higher education, it's called the college affordability act bree jackson has more. haitian system is broken and they have a plan to fix it we can no longer afford to do nothing when 44 million americans. >>are settled with trillion in debt. >>house speaker nancy pelosi says the college affordability act aims to lower costs by expanding federal pell grants and public service loan forgiveness programs, congressman bobby scott says the bill removes the financial barriers and improve access to a quality education the college affordability act restore state and federal investments. >>when public colleges and universities which will reduce the burden that has been shifted to students and families over the years the bill would set aside millions of dollars for states to identify gaps in academic achievement in prioritize aid to schools that serve minorities in low income students. >>in addition, lawmakers, including congresswoman susan davis want to hold schools accountable for student success. >>and it cracks down on low quality skills programs to provid

bree jackson. >>amid working to deport a 2 year-old child how the family is responding that still ahead and the riots in hong kong heat up as a teenage protesters shot we'll have his condition and how the government is responding still ahead and next a 6.30 a lawsuit has been filed against california secretary of state and the head of the dmv saying that they're failing to verify that those who are registering to vote a us citizens. details ahead, beautiful fall weather around the bay area and if you're lucky enough that one of those golden tickets to go playoff game tomorrow for the a's. >>we've got ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head >>a base in san francisco has filed a federal lawsuit against california secretary of state and the head of the dmv the claim is the 2 of them are failing to verify tha

and brees throws another pass. this time to hill. brees throws for 373 yards, three scores in his return. saints win 31-9. we look at the nfc west standings. jeff, seattle, two losses. the rams with three. who do you think poses the biggest threat for the 49ers? >> this is definitely the most competitive vision in the national football league right now. you look at all those teams. they're all in the hunt. i think seattle is the team that poses the biggest threat. the niners showed what they can do to the rams last week going to last and taking care of business. seattle is yet to be seen. two games against the seattle seahawks, two games against arizona. they need to take care of business thursday night on halloween in arizona. >> ten-second answer. we're running out of time. hardest thing to do to prepare for a short week? >> i think just get your body back, recovered. it's a brutal game. four days is not long enough. but these guys mentally got to prepare themselves and be strong on thursday night. >> jeff garcia, dave feldman. tha

liters of water which 330 grams of fry flour plus 35 grams from rice sourdough now you should have to bree dose right prime minister i hope so i hope so very much. in the past riot was one of the few nutritious plants that thrived in the short nordic summer. 'd after 16 hours makes both toes in a bowl along with 230000000 liters of water 220 grams of rye flour 200 grams of whole wheat flour 15 grams of fresh 21 grams of salt and 20 grams of ball a mult till they form a single. 45 minutes later split the dough into 4 pieces and shape each one into a circle. for the next step you need a shop class. finland slats more tax on i'll call than any other country in your. pants because the fins are little too for the people. that do not apply country i was speculating but the holes in the bread are designed to keep it's dry after cooking the loads are suspended from the ceiling on wooden poles to air this finish loath. to finland one wall its not just the lathe the bread that is full of rake holes the whole country and. there are some 188000 lakes in finland a legacy of the ice age and more than in

bree andler team.reporter: the moral to this story -- >> love the skin you're in. ♪ >> reporter: it's that attitude that brought these girls to this moment. [ cheers ] where all eyes were on them for all the right reasons. ♪ this was a children's house first time that it had a fashion show but probably won't be their last. >> nothing better than putting on a dress feeling really pretty. nicely done. >>> that will do it for u on this special live broadcast from the empire state building. bye, tony! thank you, tony! before we go, let's look back at all that mattered this week. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday morning right here. take it easy. >> bye-bye. >>> president trump says u.s. troops will withdraw from syria. >> the turkish military is pushing deeper into northern syria. >>> we're only about a mile and a half from the turkish border. it's vulnerable to air strikes. that's exactly what happened here. >>> is it possible that u.s. troops could be drawn back into the region? >> it always is

brewers say the craft beverage modernization and tax reform act has helped with that growth cloud breeon reports those tax breaks expire this year. >>leah trust in and her husband own right proper brewing in washington dc are function cas called race finals which is a pale ale but we you know we all kinds of stuff we brew beer flavored beers in on beer flavored beers as we call justin is one of nearly 7,000 craft brewers in the u s who along with beer lovers raise the glass after congress passed the craft beverage modernization and tax reform act 2 years ago and we'd love to see continue jim mcgreevey with the beer institute says it reduced the federal excise tax for brewers and aided the industry's explosive growth. >>which allowed them. >>to spend the money on innovating in there. breezy were able to. hire a new part-time employee on us almost immediately. >>but the to your tax break runs out at the end of 2019 supporters urge congress to extend it or make it permanent. >>so if it were to go back to the old rate the higher rate that would be disruptive to our industry. a recent study

i don't like that drew brees got dragged, but i will tell you one failed.rew brees the illiberal left has a responsibility, the courageous right as a responsibility to be the courageous right. if we don't hold up our end of the bargain, it will fail. over are about to turn it to questions and we have a tradition that students will ask the first question. >> i think we can be frank about this and say that if it is the case that a lot of people feel compelled to shut up and not share the gospel of truth and teachings of the catholic church , for example, it is because the mode of censorship that works through our private lives is effective, it is working. people toll ordinary be courageous. i work at a large media company. i have been massively critical of the trends movement -- of the trans movement. i can go on tucker's show and be critical. we have said to each other, you and i are some of the only people who can do that. we know lots of people who, because they speak out, they will face job prospects that are negative. you can say, be courageous. but as christian leaders, we have to

coming up, we sent raymond arroyo back on the road to find out about drew brees' injury and what theaints thought about a surprising tweet from the pope? that is next. ght about a surprig >> laura: it's time for the prig "last bite." we sent raymond on the road to new orleans where he sat down with a signs linebacker who emerged as the team's new leader. while quarterback drew brees recovers from an injury. >> when drew went down, i've thanks went through went down, was always happy to be part of that. vocal guys. he didn't ask anybody. he said i wish you guys luck on the game and when i realized, he wasn't going to be there i asked, do you want me to take the huddle? he said yeah, but i knew the magnitude of it. i've been in a lot of hurdles, the ones that drew leads, that hurdle is sacred. >> it's focusing on the the whole week of work. proud is where you study your opponent right before you go get him and the kill, that's when we go out and execute. animals don't hunt for fun. they don't just go around and hunt. they hunt to survive. the only way we eat, survive and we do good and

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the bills already passed the house of representatives course washington correspondent bree jackson has the story. >>just praying and apologizing is not enough. we need action to go along with that prayer. >>congressman mike, the sea joined other gun owners to demand action on gun laws. they were joined by virginia resident, robin sort lit from the group moms demand action i'm here today because of the responsible gun owner i need. >>but gun owners have. advocates say everyone should have to pass a background check before buying a gun in addition, they want congress to pass red flag laws to help keep people suffering from mental illness. >>from hurting others or themselves. >>we must address access to guns in order to reduce suicides that are so common rural communities like mine. >>it's been more than 200 days since the house passed 2 bipartisan bills to help strengthen background checks. >>he served the purpose of ensuring that those who are prohibited buyers. those who are determined to not have the right to purchase firearms or who would be a threat to our communities. are unable to

week of course continues we've got some beautiful weather out there, plenty of sunshine just a light breeweather department though there's a slight chance of the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>will continue on kron on at 7 o'clock tonight joining us now from our newsr,om grant lotus and catherine dana, 21 >>yeah well working getting the latest number and who's affected you know that some people are being allowed to go home like whether people can file claims and at least take shot at a combati

when asked how it felt to be back out there, brees was like, "great oh, yeah!" laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: what >> jimmy: "i feel awesome. oh, yeah come on now, yeah. well, football isn't the only thing going on right now last night president trump tweeted, "something very big just happened. [ laughter ] americans saw that and were like, "you went five minutes without tweeting?" but it turns out something very big did just happen. >> last night the united states brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice. abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead >> jimmy: americans were shocked. mostly that trump was able to pronounce that name on the first try. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "he did it [ laughter ] he did it! trump was like, "that's right, we got the bag -- bag-daddy. [ laughter ] or as i call him, b. diddy." [ laughter ] also the white house sent out a photo of the situation room during the mission check this out yeah [ light laughter ] can we see what they were looking at >> former white house press secretary sean spicer. >> jimmy: turn it of

certainly the smoke may be visible in the east bay as well all right, let's check back in with mum breet a sense of what's going to happen overnight into tomorrow, the winds die down a bit now but the expected to pick up again. >>yeah. >>really tracking some pretty favorable conditions considering what firefighters went through last night, huge improvement, especially for the wind speeds right now tracking gus less than 20 miles per hour. but it is very warm dry air mass that is giving fires. fire fire really very dangerous conditions out there right now an unfavorable really conditions right now 75 degrees relative humidity. bone, dry, 11% and this fire is going to have an impact for us here in the bay area because we are going to see widespread smoke, impossible ashes. well, blanketing the bay area for tomorrow as our wind shift smoke and even some small concerns will be an issue because of these above average temperatures and it is going to remain in effect through your friday so unhealthy air particles as winds tomorrow change direction from the northeast to the northwest and unheal

the billboards showed bree to smoking a cigar with her feet up and counting stacks of cash. zhou said these images represent the city's worsening problems. out front media which owns the billboard space as it reserves the right to remove ads that are deemed offensive to community standards. >>> a high school student from santa rosa is in the hospital recovering after being shot near kansas. witnesses say is 17 boy (after arguing with a 16 victim before class yesterday. moments later school officials ordered a lockdown for ridgway, santa rosa high school and santa rosa junior college. >> i have two kids. i don't have to explain it now. my head is just, it's just crazy. >> investigators say the suspects then put a gun and a backpack, handed it to someone who then drove off. the suspect was later arrested and police are still looking for the gun. the victim is expected to survive. the lockdown lasted 2.5 hours before students were allowed to leave. >>> police are increasing patrols at ben hall middle school in livermore after a student found reatening graffiti on the back of th

bill: teddy bridgewater has won all three of his starts in place of the injured drew brees and offensesed a beat. completing 57% of his balls. boomer: four and three days apart drafted two picks apart, it's deshaun watson and patrick mahomes and two most exciting players in the nfl. doing battle today at arrowhead.

bree spent 5 years in the youth ranks at stuttgart when his potential was evident if you were to sell side describes said as incredibly talented exceptions and motivated and a great person along with your brother we were as a tournament and on the 2nd day of me someone came up to me and said the one player that sees you interested to see you and they'd like to take him over to london with me tomorrow and i was a bit skeptical at 1st script. it wasn't an easy decision into the unknown at 16 leaving a friends and family for a new country and it's unfortunate for me that it was a courageous step but he didn't have to take it alone dad came along for it i had to go keep him on the straight and narrow. new country new language it was an exciting time he had in-house support from experienced fellow countryman passed matters acca who also joined arsenal in 2011 i've seen a player who was very immature and couldn't make his own proper decisions to a guy who really stepped up and i was able to be himself express his feelings and make sure that he delivers them in our brains time at arsenal was

being included in these discussions have gathered together to try to work out whether there's going to bree abraxane extension and if so for how long now they are most of the way there but the final hurdle gyration still to be cleared as they broke up on friday they said that there was full agreement on the need for an extension that was full agreement reached a unanimous consensual the u. $27.00 decision and there was full agreement that this should be done by written procedure and that there was no real need to get the leaders of these countries together in a meeting but they are going to keep on talking over the weekend when they broke up on friday they haven't yet decided to how long this extension would be for and they will perhaps make this decision they said on monday or tuesday of next week they're basically waiting for a sign from london as to whether or not there is going to be a general election in the u.k. which is strange because in london they're basically waiting for some kind of indication from brussels about how long the extension is going to be. so i had for you on the pro

back then police found brees had assaulted at least eight girls. attorneys say the number is closer to 100. the new state law gives survivors of childhood sexual assault a new three-year window to bring a civil lawsuit agast of the crime. >> to everybody who has supported this bill so that we the victims have an opportunity to not only be survivors but victors. >> the law also extends the statute of limitations to file civil lawsuits allowingvicts until the age of 26 to bring those civil lawsuits. it now extends that until t >>> the mysterious death of that tech ceo now centers around her police department. erin valenti was in the bay area for business and was found last weekend in san jose. she was visiting here from utah. today the santa clara county coroner's office officially confirmed the identity of valenti's body. she disappeared on october 7th and was found in the back of a rental carl in san jose. her family and friends say sjpd didn't do enough to find her. sjpd says it did conduct a thorough search. >>> yep, that is a train. an amazing r

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bree is in now. we will see the ukrainian transcript. that to me was the final straw.white. asking for a favour, to potentially eliminate the challenger. a fellow american. that right there tells you everything you need to know. some people argue it's12 months out from election. impeachment is a political process. america or the democrats should let the public decide at the election whether they have a problem. i believe there was never a good time to talk about this president's many thoughts. look, none of us are perfect. this president is so unique in that is sort of abuse of the power, he is using the oval office to enrich his family, the emoluments clause, the favourites, the way he cozies up and uses pages out of the dictators playbook on the regular, that is what we are not used to. most of us who've been in washington for a very long time, it not only offends our sensibilities it is very clear to us that this president is undermining democracy and doesn't understand that he is leading us and actually has led us to a banana republic already. of course donald trum

being included in these discussions have gathered together to try to work out whether there's going to bree abraxane extension and if so for how long now they are most of the way there but the final hurdle gyration still to be cleared as they broke up on friday they said that there was full agreement on the need for an extension that was for agreement reached a unanimous consent the u. 27 decision and there was full agreement that this should be done by written procedure and that there was no real need to get the leaders of these countries together in a meeting but they are going to keep on talking over the weekend when they broke up on friday they haven't yet decided to how long this extension would be for and they will perhaps make this decision they said on monday or tuesday of next week they're basically waiting for a sign from london as to whether or not there is going to be a general election in the u.k. which is strange because in london they're basically waiting for some kind of indication from brussels about how long the extension is going to be. as of next month u.s. airlines will

bigger than all that and the resnse that we'reoing to see and theetails and the sanctions are going to bree ining to watch. to me is how that's beginning to get to him. i think ias in the roorovelt the first day or t after he made that decision and we asked him f reaction to the repuican criticism and he was tame for preside s trump. d inderstand the position, it's not my position but i understand it., increasings criticism has increased, hisesnse to that has bec be more -- tirobert:evangelical chrs, part of his base -- not just mittomney, some of his base supporters. jeff: no doubt reason why it's going through his head, hey, this may be a problem. because he needs the evangelicals to come out. robert: is the whiac house ng out to those voters o s?ad jeff: that's a goodueion. vice president pence would probably be the point man for that but i don't know. robert: what about democrats? you saw in the debate th week reprentative gabbardbaf hawaii talking about she's against regime change wars and noninterventionism. are the democrati party full throated hawks on syria or having their own disc

drew brees't like that got dragged, and i like drew brees. drew brees failed. we have reciprocal responsibilities. the courageous right has the responsibility to be a courageous right. if we are not going to uphold our end of the bargain we are going to faili in this culture and will be largely due to our own fault. >> let the other panelists respond. we are about to turn it over to questions. make your way to the microphone if you have a question. >> i want to address the courage point. i think we can be frank about this and say if it's the case that a lot of people feel compelled to shut up and not share gospel truth and the teachings of the catholic church, for example, it is because the mode of censorship that works through our private ective, it is working. in a sense, you can tell, ordinary people to be courageous but, look, i work at a large media company. massively critical of the trans movement. i can go on tucker's show and be critical and tucker and i sai d to each other, you and i are one of very few people who can do this. we know all the cases of

apple is developing this book as a tv series starring bree larson with fox as an executive producer.she's working on a young adult novel and upcoming netflix documentary series called the business of drugs. ladies and salmon, amaryllis - -. [applause] >> i think it was a blessing and a curse that i used moved every year of my childhood. a lot of that time overseas. birthdays in september and every september i was there at a brand-new school and not know anybody. and at times, it was challenging. but it also gave me a sense, time and again of being at home in the world. this idea of the differences in wardroom or accent or cultural habits were really just window dressings being that you could drop a soccer ball in any part of the world and make friends. the same humans and archetypes exist everywhere. i think that was a kind of philosophy that drove me as a young person to be really drawn to journalism. to being able to share those stories from these far-flung places with friends who i would see periodically when we came back to the states.who had a chance to run around the soccer fie

. >> they're getting it done without drew brees.ense is making a lot of big plays for this football team. offense is just icing on the cake. >> teddy bridgewater is making i himself a lot of money here. >> number one, the patriots. they beat a team today that have not won the redskins. >> all they care about is football and you have bill belichick, day in and day out, i don't see anybody beating this football team. i expect this team to win the championship again this year. >> one key for the 49ers, what do they got to do to beat mayfield? >> they have to run the football. they'll come out and run the football, 25 or 30 times and get turnovers. >> have fun. if you are out at the ballpark, come say hi. thanks for watching "xfinity tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv expe

apple is developing this book as a tv series starring bree larson with fox as an executive producer.she's working on a young adult novel and upcoming netflix documentary series called the business of drugs. ladies and salmon, amaryllis - -. [applause] >> i think it was a blessing and a curse that i used moved every year of my childhood. a lot of that time overseas. birthdays in september and every september i was there at a brand-new school and not know anybody. and at times, it was challenging. but it also gave me a sense, time and again of being at home in the world. this idea of the differences in wardroom or accent or cultural habits were really just window dressings being that you could drop a soccer ball in any part of the world and make friends. the same humans and archetypes exist everywhere. i think that was a kind of philosophy that drove me as a young person to be really drawn to journalism. to being able to share those stories from these far-flung places with friends who i would see periodically when we came back to the states.who had a chance to run around the soccer fie

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. >>> san francisco's mayor made a new today, london bree appointing the interim d.a. protesters shut down that planned announcement. >> reporter: some here inside city hall are calling this a power grab. why not wait another month and let the voters decide, they said. but today mayor breed put both feet on the election scale after the eruption. the announcement was scheduled to take place at portsmouth square. but protesters got there first and essentially shut down the news conference. the protesters say the mayor's choice is too announcement to the far east cafe in chinatown. protest. >> reporter: the current d.a. abruptly resigned yesterday. voters are scheduled to pick his successor in one month. why not wait? >> we don't leave an office open just because an election is coming up, especially one of the most important offices in the city. >> reporter: and the mayor said you don't play politics with a position like this. >> how is it playing politics? >> reporter: now she takes over as interim d.a. >> this is unexpected. it is a tremendous honor for the mayo t i'm t

the 5-1 saints have won four in a row since drew brees got hurt.ears on sunday. that's not too obnoxious, huh? who dat, who dat. first flight in the morning. oh, come on, laedy, you're killing me. >> more coffee. >> thanks, larry. >>> join us tonight for the abc 7 news at 11:00. how one community tried a new firefighting technique that worked and saved lives. >>> and the flight that's testing the limits of human endurance in a historic flight. >>> finally tonight, a few matters. as we all know, we all live with a daily risk here in california and in that regard it's really been quite a week. tuesday night two days before the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake, we got shaken. what they categorize as a light quake, hit near walnut creek. sure, it felt a lot more than 4.5, didn't it? a number of people i know in that area told me it was the strongest one they have ever felt in the three decades since loma prieta. since that devastating quake in 1989 a lot has been done to build a better and safer bay area. new construction technologies hav

right just kidding it's not going to a huge storm this is just a very small system that is moving in bree least a chance of a few light showers outside will be nice to see. >>but it come mainly overnight so kind of a convenience too as see the showers signed by tomorrow most tmat is long gone by the time you get up. you see a few of those clouds moving on through right now those who continue to float on by bringing with it a chance of some of those raindrops the cmos that rain up to the north and really not a lot of energy by the time gets his way in the bay area still there get some showers up toward your week in crescent city, the bay area mostly dry right now just lot of clouds outside but over the next couple of hours. a chance some showers moving into parts of the north bay see right there that band that is the cold front moving through a kind of falls apart as it heads to the bay area through the middle of the night and early tomorrow morning then behind that high pressure begins to build their winter out tomorrow afternoon. but friday see that ridge start to strengthen a little bit

that smoke is actually being pushed out towarthe ocean right no but by tomorrow afternoon, the sea bree that will likely carry that smoke back on shore. thank ski right here more breaking news covage of the kincade fire in sonoma county and pg e power shut >>more on that after the break if you want to skip the commercials and get mo news during the break makesure your streamng us on kron on to this publ app is free due safety even just download the kron on app to start watchinright no annocer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juulwithy flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes.ut then juul, backed by big tobacco, wte prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle repos prop c is an audacious overreh, threatening to overturn the ban onlavored products approd by vors. prop c means more ds vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin he at the disneyland resort. >>janae updated the situation with the public safety pow shutoff the utility says an

bree ann is someone who moved away for school in southern california, but then moved back. >>> did your think after you were going to school she would maybe -- i mean, l.a. is right there. did you ever think, i'll move to -- >> yeah. >> and sort of live a different life than the reservation life? was there ever a temptation to do that >> yeah, and i think a of a lot of kids that don't know their place yet or are still constantly being told all the negatives about the reservation, i guess, and they move away from home. people say we're dirty and we're all drunks, we're all drug addicts, all of this stuff. none of us have jobs. i mean, you know, i grew up, my parents weren't alcoholics or anything. they worked very hard. >> so, talk about life on the reservation because that's something that people like myself who don't live on a reservation just hear about. this is my first time on a reservation. >> is it really? >> yeah. i think i've driven around, sort of like, but i've never been in a home or certainly don't want to be, you know, like the white man and just walk up and start looking

he is not looking to bust corruption, generally all he wants is an investigation into 2016 and into breeshink has real credibility issues. if i'm thinking about him as a potential witness or investigator i'd think twice. a couple things that don't ring true. he said i heard about bris ma but i didn't think there was a biden connection. both witnesses said he knew, we talked about it. he also said -- sondland said nobody ever shared their miss gings with me, vindman, taylor and others have said, no, there was plenty of concern raised to sondland. he say i just like to talk to people one-on-one, that's my style. >> there have been a number of other witnesses in some cases have provided explosive testimony. >> there have been other important witnesses. dr. fiona hill one of the top white house russia advisers talked about this shadow diplomacy, this group led by rudy and perry and sondland. the most explosive thing she said was that the reaction to rudy being involved from bolton was that rudy was a hand grenade, meaning he could cause all sorts of damage. we also haired from marie yovanovit

next thursday, ken and pam back to you thank bree said keep it here more breaking news coverage of thesonoma county after the break and if you want to skip the commercials. >>they get more news during the break make sure you're streaming us on kron on right now the app is free due to this public and safety event jus breaking news coverage were not the only ones facing fires right now in los angeles county, the so-called tick fire has been burning since early this afternoon. firefighters are protecting homes from the wind whipped fire flames that are roaring do right now toward subdivisions in santa clarita has just north of los angeles on i 5. la county officials say the fire has grown to about 5,000 acres in just a few hours in what's called the canyon country area. we have seen some homes burning and some of that asians are underway. heavy smoke, a shrouding the area. but you can see here is consuming the hills that surround many of the neighborhoods. >>wrestling with rugged terrain and much of their battle with the kim k fire when we come back a report from one of our reporters who

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entire higher bay area's extreme fire danger is expected over the next 24 hours meteorologist for brees or every is joining us now and. >>those are the current humidities they are going to be plummeting. >>yeah they're already a critically dry conditions out there right now in the north bay already seeing the relative humidity drop into the single digits, here's a look at a snapshot from earlier tonight. we did notice, mid teens, but now as we take a look at those critical levels right now in the single digits for sonoma now but and fairfield because those gusty northerly winds have actually increased in those areas and also tracking very dry conditions even for the interior portions of the east bay, current wind speeds out there right now as you can see picking up specifically for the north bay mouains, let's take a look at the last peak winds within the last few hours mount saint helene on the western side, 69 miles per hour wind gusts and mount saint helena on the eastern side 53 mile per hour wind speeds of mount diablo in that 50 mile per hour range as well, so that's what we do ha

few minutes neighbors are now putting up signs to warn people about to smash and grab robberies for brees said the wind the happened late. >>so often in these neighborhoods. this is a beautiful area we've got to tear all year round so this is something really don't want to see these really hard to a witness is so frequent. >>more than 2 million people visit lumbered street every year and so with so many people coming into the area, it's an important reminder lock your car if you can't take your belongings make sure your belongings trunk. if you have an suv just try to put a blanket over your items. we'll take a quick break 70 and is the time coming up, dozens of veterans will be able to get the help they need this weekend on the peninsula will have more about this new program for vets inan francisco with us each be found. >>in their initial investigation. and it's a cool start to the morning ahead of what is about to be a pretty toasty weekend. >>i'm talking how warm those temperatures will get in your forecast and it turned pretty busy this morning around the bay area with the traffic, e