andrÉs bren der noticiero telemundo 48. >>> 4 sospechosos de disparar a una persona tras altercado fueronarmada y no resultÓ herida las autoridades lograron detener a josÉ buen rostro. freddy magaÑa y exequiel sÁnchez como sospechoso en este caso. busca al sospechoso de asesinato que tuvo lugar la tarde del miÉrcoles y de acuerdo a la investigaciÓn, la vÍctima y sospechoso fueron involucrados en una discusiÓn cuando la vÍctima se encontraba manejando su vehÍculo. el sospechoso abrÓo fuego desde la banqueta. si tiene informaciÓn sobre el caso repÓrtelo de inmediato con las autoridades correspondientes. decenas de inquilinos exigen que propietarios de viviendas retrocedan en su intenciÓn de aumentar la renta. >>> el grupo se manifiesta en las afueras de las oficinas. se encuentra crÍstian cÁceres en vivo con este caso ¿que ocurre crÍstian? cuÉntanos. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes. esta manifestaciÓn acaba de terminar hace minutos. pero pueden ver el nÚmero de pancartas que dejaron. que estaban en manos de 75 personas que estaban alzando su voz el dÍa de hoy y tambiÉn llamando atenciÓn a lo que

>>they've had the car breaking it bren into. when i was sleeping and then in the morning to get it feels like a violation when your windows cracked and things are taken t of your car. it's scary. i don't like it and i've read about a lot of them recently. >>has been a lot of them the sheriff's ofce is warning really said they release a w tips things i think we're all. but of course you don't want to leave anything valuable in your car really anything it all i talked to one ma earlier he said he left his company laptop in his a trunk for 3 minutes as he ran io starbucks and came out andis car was bren into said that it is extremely unfair other tips include just closing all your windows park a well-lit heavily populated area. but as i said even if you do that you could still get your car broken into so that is why you know do anything you can to avoid it fro happening. if you don't leave anything valuable in your car at least areot losing something near and dear to your heart like a laptop or you know jewelry or anything. the she

working its way into the country's numerous records across much of the united states are going to be bren there as it looks like that cold front will continue to slide through that will make its way all theay the eastern seaboaras it moves through in that direction we're going to continue to see what looks like that cold front going to continue work its way there but out st we've got high pressure overhead. and it looks like it looks like th is the wa it's going to be with that ridge overhead we're goi to keep things dry for now so that being sa it looks like things are not going to change drastically around the bay area will keep things on the dry side here and then it looks like thin will only slowly change toward the middle we partly cloudy skies we'll continue roll othrough the bay area start to cloud up as we head toward the middle of the week but we've got high pressureverhead with that ridge here that will keep us dry for the next 2 dayand then looks like we head toward next week looks a little re promising as world expect to see at least some ouds and there's a hit now that we may

so if the machine was bren into, there is something you can fall back on. number two, there ought to be post-election audits so that we can determine, you know, best practices. those best pctices are then shared. number three, there are three companies that control over 90% they are not bad ces. america. they're just data-management companies. we have no abilitye to hy oversight into those data management that basicallyot have the files. so the bad guys -- they don't need to change an election total. but if they took 10,000 or 20,000 voter names in miami-dade county and ve people from one polli station to another, and people showed up to vote in 2020 and their names weren't at the polling stations that were appropriate, you'd have chaos, and that is -- >> can you play that out for me? like, what happens? suld they do three counties in three differetes, and that would be enough to -- >> when you when you think about elections, we always know florida is gonna be close. we know michigan's gonna be close. we know ohio is gonna be close. if you take the major ju

eighbors say he is be alive kron for santom is live for us now in san jose, he joins us with more on this bren robbery dan has the vicm doing. >>justine that victim is still recovering tonight asyou mentioned that his friend is saying that he does not want these types of crimes continuing ihis quiet neighborhood. he says he wants to get the informaon out about what happened here caught. he wants these guys >>the san jose neighboood is rattled is a violent robbery happens in broad daylight, the are men caught on home surveillance camera are seen here, jumping out of a black car pistols in hand aimed at another man. they shot the victim and they stole his necklace >>i' just shocked, i'm shocked that it was broad daylight shot a person and from the house that happened by him a visa might famy's neighborhood. necklace. and just for >>be kao says the victim is his friend who was just sitting in his car on the afternoon of november, second the video sharefrom a family member showthe whole crime going down in this sver creek neighborhood where this happened right. >>missing my backyard basically and

bren >> chair ronen: good morning, everyone.ope you all do your best to stay inside today and keep your loved ones safe inside, and our thoughts and solidarity and love are going out to the people of northern california and sonoma county who are suffering tremendously, and we will continue to fight to keep each other safe and very grateful to the mayor who's

for this dish, you can e-mail us at sfgtv@sfgov.org or reach out to us on facebook or twitter and we bren> chair ronen: good morning, everyone. i hope you all do your best to stay inside today and keep your loved ones safe inside, and our thoughts and solidarity and love are going out to the people of northern california and sonoma county who are suffering tremendously, and we will continue to fight to keep each other safe and very grateful to the mayor who's setting up a shelter as we speak to do our part in keeping our neighbors to the north safe. so our thoughts are with the people of our region. and the meeting will come tord on. welcome to the october 28, 2019 meeting of the rules committee. i'm chair hillary ronen. seated to my right is rules committee supervisor shamann walton, and to my left is gordon mar. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. items acted upon today will appear on the november 5 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> chair ronen: thank you. can you please read item number one. >> clerk: item number one is an ordinance dissolving

pretty bold comments made by the owner of boba guys here i can tl you it's one thing to have windows bren out one time but how about twice or 3 times in just one year's what's happened to that boba guys location in theission. this is a picture of the boba guys t location in the mission district of san francisco. >>after its 3rd break it. glass busted out on the ground. owner andrew chow taki to social media saying seems like wee seen a lot of boarded up windows and at the store fronts these days going on to say i've seethis city transfo into gotham and it makes sad nearby restaurant owner anthony strong as the head chef at prairie. he learned of the 3 break ins on tuesday. that yeah. >>i mean it bumsme out i think you know in general this area, the missions gotten quite a bit better in t few but still seeing some shady activity in boba guys has multiple locations serving bubble built he all across the bay area. >>at the mission location there are currently no metal gates to cover the windows the register is alsoust a few feet from the door. it's unclear if anything was taken in this most

has encouraged that kind of interference andthn ukraine example it's sort of like the watergateak brenne the next presidential election, made worse here by the use ofn forewer. >> woodruff: so we're hearing two qute different interpretations. michael allen, to you, first. you served on the committee, on the intelligence committee for a number of years, as we said, staff director. did you hear, today, something that materially changed theal in this argument? >> so not yet. we have a long way to go, obviously. the thing i was look for most today was were the democrats able to layut a crime? question, why arewe here? the and, so, the crime here in this case would be did the president convince -- were they convinced that the pdesident conditio aid? and then they need to answer the question, does it matter? was u.s. national security hurt? and i think here is where you saw the republicans advance a series of arguments which are it was not withheld, nodelayed, investigation occurred like the president allegedly asked for, and nor were there any ensuing statements that came out had done anyth

we turn now to former cia director john bren mcnen. get your reaction to that phone call in that restaurant which sounds like a very, very high level security risk. >> well, it suggests a number of things. one is that i think as neal mentioned, ambassador sondland has a fair amount of explaining to do and donald trump was focused on ucrin's willingness to make a public statement about investigating the bidens. and three, it shows donald trump will have these open conversations including to ukraine where the russians have tremendous technical capabilities to tap into those conversations. so i think it just, again, underscores mr. trump's failings as president of the united states. >> what do -- what do other countries watching this today -- i was thinking obviously there was intense interest in this hearing. intense interest in russia and intense interest here. what is the rest of the world, what are other governments seeing when they watch this today? >> i think other government officials like the rest of us have witnessed over the las

i don't think they've ever bren unity like we have right now. we had 195 or so votes. we didn't have one negative vote. the only one that had negative votes on the whole impeachment scam were the democrats. i think nancy pelosi has lost her mind. i think, frankly, she should go back home to san francisco. if you look at what's happening to her district. her district is going to hell with homeless that they're not taking care of, with needles all over the street, with tents, with people, with sanitation, with horrible things being washed into the ocean and the pacific ocean. i think nancy pelosi, her district, has probably gone down more than any district proportionately in the united states. and what she's done -- and what she's done for that district, and top of it, you have fires eating away at california every year. because management is so bad. the governor is like a child. he doesn't know what he's been doing. eye been telling them this for two years. they've got to take care of it. every year it's california. it's rarely somebody else or someplace else. but nancy