the initiative has been controversial in the city council many members agree with the motions intent but not the way it was formulated. only after the document was completely rewritten was accepted by a majority of political parties in the council but the heading not see a merchant with a question mark could not be changed for legal reasons. it's provocative but our committee does take a clear stand to support people who are against racism and anti-semitism we don't want these far right agitator so in our city any more. as of. early have something undesirable here. these protests come from the far right fringe and have an extremist background. that concerns us. approved by the city council isn't going to change anything. based on the. the christian democrats reject the initiative as does the far right alternative for germany party both call for a condemnation of every kind of extremism including from the far left they say nazi emergency is an exaggerated term and they're not alone in this response the city's tourist dissociation says the declaration is a heavy blow to dresden. let's g

following an illegal party at an air bnb on halloween night and now they are in the city council is set to take up the issue of rentals in their city bus pga facing increasing scrutiny as says he'll meet with the governor talk about bankruptcy. >>almost 2 dozen mayors are calling to break up the pga make a customer own how the company is responding >>6, 5, people were killed and so far no arrests have been made the deadly a hollowing night shooting a shock to the quiet east bay community of orinda and tonight the road to city council is set to take up the issue of air bnb rentals such as the one where the shooting took place. thanks for joining us tonight at 6 i'm ken wayne and i think you would kiss. pam moore has the night off the city council will get their first look at the report tonight during the council meeting in today. >>one city leader told kron four's haaziq he believes change is on the way. >>in the wake of the deadly halloween shooting tragedy in or if the 5 people lost their lives attending the party into the air bnb the city council is now considering adopting urgency or

the city council members plan to talk about the ordinance already in place which regulate short-term rentals in the city. they now have 32 short-term rentals here. we spoke to one city council member earlier today to share with us what he'd like to see happen with the ordinance. >>firstly i'd like to see us put in place a temporary moratorium on. while we do some research determined what is the best way to amend our existing ordinance to better the shore the safety of our residents in gas. >>now we're expecting quite a large turnout here at the city council meeting it begins at 7 all be back at 8 o'clock with an update for now live in orinda michelle kingston kron 4 news michelle. thank you. >>governor gavin newsome today hosted a meeting with pg e executives and attorneys in an attempt to try to get the company out of bankruptcy sooner the meeting comes as some state and local officials want a government takeover of the company's equipment. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala caught up with pg e seo and brings us the latest. >>the ge ceo bill johnson along with other executives and

the city council meeting. l have a public comment period in that meeting and the city manager expects the meeting will be packed tonight. >>> police say a man stabbed and killed and another man outside a maryland popeye's restaurant in a fight over a chicken sandwich. the two men were waiting at a popeye's in washington d.c. last night while one man accused the other of cutting him in line. where the 28-year-old man was fatally stabbed. the suspect left the scene and is still on the run. >> for that type of anger to develop into this type of violence again is a very sad and tragic day. >> now the chicken sandwich just returned to popeye's men you. >>> all right. our time is 5:18. let's see what's happening on bay area roads right now. sal is back with the latest. >> all right pam dave. right now the traffic is gilroy is where we're going to start and northbound 101 gilroy to san jose looks good. a lot of people make this drive and people coming in on 152 making that turn on the 156. can you see that traffic is

the point well taken about the city council. but i will say you use the phrase of the clowns but part of the issue was the charter ruining the structure of government gave most of the power to the mayor so the only way the city council could pay attention is when they did these antics. and to force them into that position. it was a mayor centered system. dealing with a very different city council today. >> they are in there and they are focusing the attention of how the bpa and the p-letter was for planning. and it's hard to find. >> i agree. we are getting a message that we are done. [applause] thank you. to make the invention of yesterday 50000 year history of culture and conflict in connection

two hours of public comment. >> we now join in our moment of silence. >> reporter: the orinda city council meeting began with a moment to remember the five people killed last thursday at a airbnb rental house . the meeting so packed people stood in the aisles. emotions are still raw. the fatal shooting happened at a airbnb rental house at 114 lucille way . ever enters halloween party drew about 100 people and led to a shooting that left four men and one woman dead eric >> emerging city council to bal city of orinda. >> we can have clapping, thank you. >> reporter: some call to eliminate short-term rental, citing parties and parades of strangers in various neighborhoods. >> it's insane how many parties is people have. >> it's very uncomfortable to have a constant stream of strangers coming in and out of the neighborhood. >> reporter: other residents spoke in favor of keeping short- term rentals, but with stronger restrictions. >> we believe in a shared economy and we believe that's the future and we take from the shared economy. we frequently rent airbnb. we love it, we love being a host. >

>>in the east bay the over and a city council is banning certain air bnb rentals the ordinance applies to on hosted short term rentals for 45 days as the city works on updating the current rules and hosted rentals are those where the homeowner is not on on the site the city council is set to meet again on the subject november p9th at that time it is expected to formally approve permanent ordinance this all comes after the 5 people were shot and killed during a house party on halloween night that home was rented out through air bnb 3 people died at the scene 2 others died from their injuries. no arrests have been made in the case. meantime air bnb now says it too is making changes. the company says starting now it will verify all all 7 million listings on his platform. the company says it will provide a guest a guarantee of a listing does not meet its accuracy standards air bnb will launch a 24 7 hotline for customers and starting december the 15th the company will expand annual screenings of what's called high-risk reservations to help identify and stop unauthorized parties before they

the city council will vote in two weeks on this emergency ordinance, but the council unanimously said last night that they are all in favor of the idea. the city said last night there are 32 active short-term rentals in orinda. live in orinda, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> breaking news at the live desk right now, an arrest in mexico may be connected to the killing of an american family. we first told you about this story yesterday morning right here on abc7 news. the victims are all part of a promine prominent mormon family. a man caught yesterday had weapons and a stolen vehicle along with two kidnapping victims tied up. at least nine americans, three women and six children were killed in an ambush. they were traveling in three vehicles in sonoma state near the arizona border when a gunman started shooting. the kidnapping victims they rescued yesterday during the arrest are not related to the mormon family. >> thanks for that. >>> san francisco mayor london breed has cruised to re-election. >> with 100% of pree secinctstss reporting, breed received 68% of the vote. ellen zhou had 1

one is that there was some chuckling with a discussion with the city council in boston and it's true particularly when ed logue and certainly during most of the regime it was a different city council today it is far more representative of boston very smart women and i know you had to stop because then he went to new york see you got that half but not the other half. the other half is when all these different mayors came in after him and then to follow through on a great deal of what took place when really it was a redevelopment agency it was paid for by the city than when other mayors came in basically they took over and took the attitude as the panacea to solve those problems everybody knows and can see it that is an example of private development i'm not saying they are all bad guys but that's an example when it ran the show and that's a problem when you get to affordable housing to make your point is well taken about the city council but i will say part of the issue what was ruling the structure of government at that time gave the power to the mayor so the only way the city counci

. >> the orinda city council taking action on short-term rentals. what the council decided late last night. >>> plus, the latest on the shooting investigation that has triggered this debate. >>> thank you for waking up with us on mornings on 2. middle of the week. wednesday, november 6.i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's go over to steve paulson. you're talking about the low clouds. >> yesterday it was fog and today it's more overcast. >> pleasant in the evening for most of us. >> it is but it gets dark fast, doesn't it? low clouds in place and higher clouds above the low clouds. you can see those right there unless you are listening. you'll have to trust me. and that will make for a cooler day. 50s and 60s by the coast. visibility is coming down a little bit from santa rosa took a petaluma. a half-mile to two miles. yesterday was almost 0. a little better but something to watch. now the airport went from seven miles to eight mile visibility. pretty good over san mateo peninsula over to haywood. oakland was socked in yesterday along with the san

amy: and then to seattle where socialist city council members were able to be back to flip the city council. we will speak to seattle socialist city councilmember kshama sawant. has won!vement and defended our socialist city council seat for working people against the ririchest man in the world. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. longtime bolivian president abel afters has departed stepping down and what he calls a military coup. late monday, morales departed laplace on the mexican government plane. he has been granted asylum in mexico. he announced his resignation shortly after the bolivian military took to the airwaves to call for his departure. last month h he was reelected fr fourth term in a race his opponents claimed was marred by fraud. morales' departure has sparked outrage and protest across latin america with many saying he was the victim of a military coup. iss is in argentina -- this daniel in argentina. >> all social indicators and bolivia. it bothered the privilege sectors that hydrocarbons

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. >>> our other top story this evening, in just an hour, orinda's city council will be meeting for the first time since that halloween party shooting that killed 5 people. kpix 5's juliette goodrich is live in orinda where neighbors are expected to give city leaders an earful. >> reporter: ken, we're outside the orinda public library where the city council meeting will be at 7:00. there will be a moment of silence at the beginning of the meeting in honor of the 5 victims that were shot and killed at the halloween party. then the topic on the agenda, airbnb and short term rentals. specifically here in orinda. all of this after what happened halloween night when 5 people were shot and killed at an airbnb rental. the renters threw the party where more than 100 people showed up. the maximum occupancy for the particular rental was 13 people. tonight the city council will make public comments, and they expect a lot, on what to do about the short term rentals. even today we heard many mixed opinions. >> i would hate to see a total ban on airbnbs because of this incident, but i think there has

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the city council then discussed whether to change local regulations, the urgency ordinance passed november 5 imposes a temporary ban on short-term rentals. city staff presented to draft ordinances, both requiring host the president at all rentals, different on details such as whether the property owners need to stay in the same building as guests. some residents say they support strict rules. >> the risk here is not doing too much, it's doing too little. >> i like short-term rentals band. >> reporter: one ordinance requires the host stay in the same building as guests and some say it goes too far. >> i objection that a host would stay in the exact same structure. i think that it is objectionable to most people. >> you have collected money from us. where has that money gone. >> reporter: one resident shared photos of a airbnb rental in another neighborhood, siding can trash, noise and parties. after some debate city council voted unanimously for the temporary urgency that would require hosts to greet guests when they arrived. city council added a requirement there be a two night minimum to

>>we're very thrilled that the city council last night directed the city attorney ernie to immediately drop the lawsuit against the county. >>so bottom line a's are here to stay >>now that oakland has dropped the lawsuit preventing alameda county from accepting the a's million offer for a chair of the coliseum site. both sides say that though she asians are back on track. yes. the lawsuit has been dropped so we can move forward and transact with the county on their half of the coliseum site and then move forward with the city on a similar arrangement. next year. >>we're really encouraged that the a's have offered the city the same deal that they offered the county oakland mayor libby shaft says any transaction involving the taxpayer old coliseum property will be done in accord with the california surplus land that which prioritizes affordable housing development, publicly owned land california surplus lands process is very aligned with the city opens values and that is we need affordable housing. >>and the city is committed. who ever develops that coliseum land and again things are goi

the city council is expected to give formal approval at the next meeting on november 19th. the new ordinance will require that owners of the short-term rental be present when they rent the property. the property owner was not present during that party on halloween night. airbnb said the renter was deceptive and violated the no house party rule for the rental. last night in front of the packed house, the city council considered other restrictions including an outright ban on airbnb sand also requiring a minimum number of days for a short-term rental. >> i think just having more regulation isn't going to work unless there is real rigid enforcement. >> just ban them all because chief doesn't have enough police officers to deal with this. >> law enforcement has not yesterday made an arrested in connection with the thursday shooting but as we've been reporting, nbc bay area news learns two victims might be linked to the 2015 shooting in san francisco in which four people were killed. >>> a teenage girl is dead and another boy hurt after a double shooting in antioch. police respo

in novato voters will elect the city council. in el cirrito and piedmont parish vote tax may be extended. voters will decide if there will be new partial taxes. it will prove gradenget their f paid firefighters. >>> voters in san francisco will see something new at election sites today. ktvu's christian kafton will reports. >> san francisco's department of elections is already starting to process ballots feeding vote by mail ballots into the new voting machine which will count the ballots but won't say the actual consult. it looks a lot like a scanner because it acts a lot like a scanner tabulating the results. the computers are encrypted to protect the results. this system is better at catching irregular ballots. once all personal information is removing from each ballot there will be an unprecedented opportunity for voters to verify their vote for themselves. >> it will host all those ballots on our website. that means that the voters will see the votes that were cast in san francisco. >> san francisco voters are filling in ova

. >>> new at noon, san jose city council is expected to approve a $93 million purchase of land in coyoteley tomorrow. that deal includes 3700 acres. the cities of peninsula open space trust will pay for that land. that deal ends 35 years of development battles in one of silicon valley's sought after landscapes. those were fought by environmental groups. >> the boeing 7:37 max jets could return to the skies before the end of next year. they don't expect to prove the max jets return until january. that does not drug any additional time. and european airlines to sign off on the jets' safety. after two deadly crashes. >>> let's go to wall street here. take a peak at stocks. not a lot of major moves. we see the dow jones is up by about 1/4 of a percent. the nasdaq is up very slightly and the s&p is right at sea level. >>> today is election day a reminder to get out there and vote if you have not already. >>> coming up some of the new technology greeting voters casting their ballots today as well as more on some of the proposals we are watching closely. >> and a community in mourning. how orin

. >>> the orinda city council taking up an emergency session on short term rentals following that deadlyarty house shooting on halloween. good rich live at the city's library where the meeting had to be moved to accommodate the crowd, jewel -- juliet. >> reporter: that's right. they did move it to the public library. they're starting with a moment of silence. starting the meeting with a moment of silence for the victims that were shot and killed on halloween night. and then they are going to open it up to public comments. and there were a lot of people who filled out cards, we noticed a lot of them have questions about what happened that night. and also questions about the response time from law enforcemented that -- enforcement that night. >> i'm very distressed to hear about the events of last week. >> reporter: as the crowd continues to grow so do the concerns. about orinda's rental properties. >> i think there has to be closer monitoring. >> the orinda city council will be looking at two day minimum stays instead of one night or eliminating air b & b entirely. >> this is not about sh

>>the oakland city council off. ons with the team last night during the same a closed door session. they also gave the city a turning the okay to drop the lawsuit if certain conditions they would not discloseo the public could be fired out with the a's. the lawsuit is not against the team, but against the county of alameda. the issue is that the county wants to sell their head half of the coal seam site, the current home of the a's to the team for $85 million the city claimed in theirlawsuit that the coun should have offered the plot oakland first that lawsuit took the a's by surprise the team is planning to build affordable housing and retail on the site and say it's a linchpin to the plan a new privately them to build financed ballpark at howard terminal today, a group of local business owners calling themselves town business showed up at city hall to deliver a letter to each member of the city council and the mayor asking them to drop the lawsuit for the good of baseball fans and the local businesses that could be

the city council will vote in two weeks on this emergency temporary ordinance, and the council last nightmously said they're in favor of the idea. the city said last night there are 32 active short-term rentals in orinda. live in orinda, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update. >>> the brother of shooting victim tyon farley stopped by a memorial in orinda last night. he said tyon was expecting a son in march. >> we all looking forward to taking care of his baby and stepping up to the plate. we down right now. this will make us stronger as a family. orinda's police chief says the department is getting assistance from other bay area agencies as well as the fbi. there are now 24 investigators on this case. >>> the time is 6:48. in the impeachment showdown the state department's undersecretary for political affairs is expected to provide a deposition. >> a critical witness is changing his testimony. confirming there was quid pro quo. the u.s. ambassador to the eu says his memory was refreshed by other witnesses who contradicted his statements and he's now admitting that presid

the city council unanimously passed an ordinance last night. there will be a three strike rule for complaints. people will have to pay an annual registration fee. this is in response to numerous noise complaints from people who live there. >>> building a better bay area involves better preparing for widespread power shutoffs. our coverage of theeom 55old.pd c led so last night neighbors got to tell city officials how they were coping after two power shutoffs. one woman create ad a binder. > we were able to identify right away, like in a moment, who needed that help. who needed oxygen. who had a hard time, any kind of handicaps. >> they brought me six big tanks in no time at all. >> now is the time to build resiliency. >>> apple is promising billions. why bernie sanders isn't impressed. >>> a san francisco institution suddenly shuts down. what's behind the closure of the gold dust lounge? >> you see the early morning colors of the impending sun rise, notice the oranges and reds that will match our high temperatures in the 70s to near 80, about t

the city council will discuss options at tomorrow night's city council meeting. >>> city leaders voted to regulate short term regulators. their action was in the works before the shooting. it is giving other jurisdictions pause. new at 10:00 p.m. debora villalon is live with the decision. >> reporter: san rafael taking action tonight. no ban but a 3 strikes approach. >> this is our tiny house unit. >> reporter: 96 square foot, no kitchen, and a shower outdoors. but with a hot tub this unit rents for $100 a night. >> very -- we ne spare bedroom. >> we get to meet pefrom all around the world. the country.wemade a lot of fri >> i am really concerned about the enforcement. >> reporter: familiar concerns thn rentals shrink housing stock and street parking and new criticism. >> consider the rental where five people were murdered. >> reporter: san rafael will require them to pay fees and taxes. after three rules violations the rental shuts down. parties banned. >> that gives the entire community a bad name. gives the renters a bad name. >> reporter: hosts are required to live on the rentals t

they will be going up to the city council meeting at the arenda library. that meeting is set to get under way at 7:00. reporting live in arenda, i'm jodi hernandez. >> thank you, jodi. >>> new details emerging tonight about last week's deadly shooting in san jose. the officer who shot a man, shot and killed another suspect earlier this year. as we first reported last thursday, the department got a call about a man with a gun on the key road. when officers arrived, they yelled at him to stop walking and drop the gun. police say he refused and appeared to draw the gun. that's when officers shot and killed him. the gun was a replica. the officer who fired the deadly shot has been on the job four years. earlier this year he shot a suspect who tried running over another officer. >> force is a part of this job and it's unfortunate when officers have to use it especially in this type of case. we are officers and their well-being is absolutely important to us. >> the most recent suspect is a 33-year-old man with meth in his system. he had been placed on 72-hour me

the decision by the oakland city council comes weeks after the a's proposed buying it for $85 million, but only if the city drops its lawsuit against alameda county which has the other half ownership. the a's want to convert the coliseum complex into a mixed use development to pay for a new waterfront ballpark. >>> we are back in business. that's the message in the north bay as life gets back to normal after the kincade fire. >>> a surprising sighting on b.a.r.t. we get to the bottom of this adorable but unusual commuter. >> would be the best b.a.r.t. ride. >> would it? >> i think so. >> okay. >> you don't think so? >> i mean -- >> it's like a little surprise. >> horses sometimes leave behind surprises. >> they do. >> that's my question about the whole situation. hi, mike. >> my guess is he was trained well? i'm hoping. >> are horses trained to use the bathroom? >> they can be. yes. >> can they? >> yes. >> they hold it? >> yeah. >> we don't need to get in this now. >> if they're therapy horses, they are -- >> wow. >> they can be. >> all right. let's talk about what's going on, castro

for a maximum of 60 days per year if the owner is not physically on the site. >>> the oakland city council is beginning negotiations with the oakland a's about selling his half of the stadium. officials voted yesterday to reopen talks with the team. the a's have offered to buy the city share of the coliseum site for $85 million or enter into a long-term lease. in return the city would drop a lawsuit seeking to block the county from selling its share of the site. oakland city councilman larry reid says there's outstanding issues to sort out on the city's part before the city can drop its lawsuit. >>> san jose city council is expected to approve a coyote valley plan purchase. the deal is part of a private public partnership to preserve north coyote valley and includes 937 acres of rural farmland and open space on the city's southern edge. the city, the peninsula open space trust and the santa clara about the open space authority will pay for the land. the deal ends 35 years of development bottles in one of the silicon valley's most sought after landscapes. >>> today we check in with meteorol

she'll have a look at the debate around short term rentals. >>> the san jose city council is making its top priority at today's counsel meeting. some of the issues it's expected to address as the largest city in the bay area works to address the housing crisis. >> we want to take you to sunrise over lake tahoe. no boats in the water. steve paulson just checked with him. he said it's 22 degrees in lake tahoe. you're watching mornings on 2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >>> and there's the opening bell live in new york this morning. cheering on some college mascots there. okay, where's the bruins, the cow bear, the tree. >> i know. . >> four basketball teams rated play tonight says steve paulson. they're all back there. anyway. watching uber, watching business for you. stocks look like they are headed up across the board. we'll have all your business news coming up on today's dollars and cents. >> thank you for joining us. i'm dave clark

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the city council and discussed whether to change local regulations. the urgency ordinance passed november 5 imposes a temporary ban on short-term rentals. city staff presented to draft ordinances, both wiring that hosts be president at all rentals. but differing on details, such as whether the property owner needs to stay in the same building as guests. some residents say they expect rules. >> the so much, it's doing too little. >> i would like to see the short-term rental van, because rules can't be imac of the residence hall requirements on one ordinance that hosts stay in the same building as guests go too far and had concerns about the cities resources for reinforcement. >> i have an objection the host would stay in the exact same structure as the guest. i think that objectionable to most people. >> you've collected money from us. where has the money gone? >> reporter: again late tonight the city council agreed to pass this urgency ordinance that basically requires hosts be on the property and greet the guest 's, but they do not have to stay in the

. >> reporter: >>> a heated city council meeting starting right now will lead to a crackdown on certain rebels after the deadly house putting shooting? >>> they warned 300,000 customers about power shutoffs, now, pg&e says lights will likef baarea. so what has changed? >> i don't believe them but that would be nice. >>> can a vaccine prevent the most common cause of death in dogs? a local vet hospital in her own backyard hopes to find out. >> for us, it was just in the name of science. >>> we have some breaking news right now on the the kpix5 news at 7 and streaming on cbsn bay area. bart's general manager making some big changes just hours after a deadly train stabbing. good evening i am ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. to lessen an argot. he says effectively medially bart is increasing police officers throughout the system and there will be extra community service officers and fare inspectors on patrol to keep riders safe. it started on a warm springs train about 1:30 the victim was found dead at the south tabor station. the suspect was caught after causing chaos nearby. devon

city council says that the city has not dropped its case. >>> the dmv is under fire for allowing other government agencies to access the personal data of thousands of people. >> it is not a major breach suns it is your information. kris sanchez is joining us live in san jose with what we need to know. >> reporter: good morning. this is by far not the dmpt mv's biggest data breach, but it is the latest hit to the confidence of the people who have to use this agency. we're talking about 3200 people, their information was spro xlo miced over the last four years at least. if you are one of them, you should be getting a letter detailing what of your information was accessed. the dmv blames an error for allowing access to seven different agencies including homeland security, irs, district attorney's office and others. we have reported previously on i.c.e. agents using dmv data to track down undocumented immigrants, but in a statement they say this was not that nor an issue of sharing or hackinging but one of access. a knee taanita gore says she immediately corrected it and have issued severa

the city council in two weeks is expected to approve an urgency moratorium on short- term rentals and then will have up to two years to impose a permanent ordinance. >>> the race for san francisco district attorney is too close to call this morning. overnight interim da suzy loftus pulled ahead of deputy public defender trey 19 through ranked choice voting. the elections department will release more totals this afternoon as the mail-in votes are trickling in. the race for san francisco mayor, incumbent london breed, easily one reelection to her first four-year term receiving nearly 68% of the vote. >>> san francisco voters rejected proposition c which would've overturned a citywide ban on the sale of e-cigarettes beginning next year. even though tobacco groups spent millions of dollars supporting the measure, it failed. 80% to 20%. >>> here are the other election results in the bay area. in marin county voters in the town of san anselmo rejected measure m, the proposed tax was projected to raise $15 million in the next 30 years for maintenance of the 93-year-old memorial park. and son

i'm for density done well. >> reporter: lisa mcdonald is a former member of the city council who also once ran the city's zoning committee. "minneapolis for everyone," which opposed the plan. >> and the problem is, you want to put density where you get thi est bangor your buck. so, that's on transit lines, commercial corridors where things are already built up, in order to take advantage of the you've already madhat'sents available. if you just throw three-plexes out anyplace and anyple, you don't get the kind of density that really works. >> reporter: mcdonald worries single-family homes will be torn down, design guidelines n't go far enough to protect a neighborhood's character. >> particularly in terms of "this is what you cad,s to say, this is what you have to do, and yohave to meet these." >> reporter: and mcdonald points out that even if adding new triplexes around town es increase supply, it doesn't mean they'll be affordable. >> i mean, i think we could end up with all this density, all is market-rate housing and really no more affordability. >> reporter: many neighborhoods th

. >> orinda city council taking action on short-term rentals. what the board decided late last night and the latest on the shooting investigation that sparked the debate. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. wednesday, november 6. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your wednesday weather. steve paulson is talking about low clouds. >> not as foggy as yesterday but it looks like june to me. welcome to june, july and weather. fog on the coast. this time the base is higher and those higher clouds coming in so today will be cooler. you're sitting there with your coffee going, i see those high clouds on your 85 inch high death tv. we had low 80s yesterday. not so much today. visibility good although i see santa rosa has a half mile visibility. napper airport access seven. the bases on these are higher. half moon bay was socked in yesterday but now has seven miles. he will list the timidity is high. that's good. it looks like it will hold and then maybe a decrease. 60s and 70s today. the city is a little b

tonight is city council is debating new rules following the deadly shooting on halloween. this isn't just a city council issue. it's a community issue. those five young people were killed. jodi hernandez is in arenda for us as a vigil is about to begin. we see the flowers behind you jodi. >> reporter: that's right, the city of arenda has never dealt with something like this before, raj. and folks here are broken. you can see all of the flowers and candles. a vigil is getting ready to get under way as we speak. the girlfriend of one of the victims is also out here. she is five months pregnant, this as the city council prepares to meet and talk about the tragedy for the first time. >> went from having fun with friends and family and everything like that to tragedy. >> brandon duckworth s

febreze. . >>> 23-year-old sa feeia ca lee to a seat on the city council.mali american to win a seat there. she did it in spite of hate from racist online trolls from as far away as alabama and mississippi. guess what? sofia joins me now. congratulations. >> thank you so much. thank you so much for having me tonight. >> absolutely. so with nearly 70% of the vote, it was not even close. what was your initial reaction to winning by such a wide margin? >> i'm still in shock. i've been in shock for the last 24 hours. but, you know, i'm so, so honored that the people of lewiston put their faith in me. >> it's really unbelievable that you were running locally, right, yet you were repeatedly trolled online all over the country for being black, being a muslim, a woman, and a refugee, much like the treatment of congresswoman omar of minnesota and representative tlaib in michigan, that they received. can you tell me some of the things that people said to you and how it affected you? >> yeah. there was the most hateful, terrible comments that i've, you know, ever seen

this follows that deadly halloween shooting at an air bnb rental the city council will get its first look at the report tonight during a meeting however is khan forces a reports now one city leader says he believes that changes on the way. >>in the wake of the deadly halloween shooting tragedy in or if the 5 people lost their lives attending the party into the air bnb the city council is now considering adopting urgency ordinance targeting short term property rentals. >>i would be very surprised if they don't restrict that somehow. >>rid the city manager steve solomon says the administration's das report includes a range of new ordinance options. >>thing which i doubt. to banning it. >>other options include establishing the rend as a hosted only short term rental market where property owners must remain on site with the guests during the rental or discourage short term rid ordinance was established back in 2017 after someone was injured during a shooting incident at a large party that was advertised on social media. investigators say the reason halloween party was promoted on social m

the event that that that at least people shaken that's why are india's mayor says the city council is taking steps. >>to put greater restrictions on short-term rentals. so what happened at one 14 lucille way does not happen again. >>the direction that we gave to our city staff of the last city council meeting was that we wanted to put a moratorium, 45 days on. what are called non hosted. rentals that is where the where the homeowner is not present. >>the city council will be taking that up on tuesday in the meantime, the sheriff of contra costa county again has indicated the 2 of the murder victims both had weapons and that may have been involved in this tragedy though he's not really elaborating on how that played a role we've heard rumors that there were rival gangs involved in this the sheriff's department is not commenting on that only saying that in addition to those arrested today. 2 of those who were murdered also had weapons at the time and that may have played a role in this tragedy live at or in to city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>it's a sad day in saugus a said a los ang

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she won election to a city council seat in maine. we're going to hear from her tonight. >>> plus, crisis of confidence in the state department. multiple sources saying the secretary of state mike pompeo has damaged his own reputation by failing to defend career diplomats caught up in the ukraine scandal. >> it's very clear that mr. pompeo's need to be close to president trump and support him in every way has caused him to give up the integrity that i think is an essential element to being a successful leader. i'm afraid that secretary pompeo has abrogated any claim that he has to being a leader of integrity. >> a lot to get to in the hour ahead. i want to begin with the breaking news in the impeachment inquiry. i want to bring in max smith and frank bruni. max, i want to start with you because i want to get your reaction to this breaking news that's in "the washington post" saying that president trump wanted bill barr to hold a press conference saying that he broke no laws when it came to this ukraine call but bar declined. what was

that was moved into the globe story and i also would remind us that sending the respect to city council isn't the best solution. they were all a all at-large ans was supposed to be a fix for the specific neighborhood base before the charter change the base though represented constituencies in the neighborhood and there was a tremendous amount of politics involved so we need to think hard about the best solution. we know how the affordable housing crisis is terrible in mississippi and other problems, transit, other services, there definitely are problems. but we need to think through the best solution to that. obviously we need to make sure they are accountable to the communities. they feel they have, but i hope you and i feel good about the topic coming up because i think it is a healthy discussion for the city to have a but i hope that we can look at a full range of remedies. this is a c-span book taping here. >> i was curious you said a poor politician, to some extent i talked to somebody that worked with him as well. he would say i'm running for mayor i'm really happy to see these ar

despite the new negotiation agreement, city council members say that the city has not dropped its case. >>> dmv is under fire this morning for allowing other government agencies to access the personal data of thousands of people. not a wide spread bleach, but important if it is your information. kris sanchez is live with what we need to know. >> reporter: this is not by far the dmv's biggest data breach, but it is the latest hit to the agency that is trying to go convince people that they should have confidence that their private information is protected. the data of 3200 people was compromised other than the last four years. so doesn't sound like a lot of people, but if you are one of them, you should be getting a letter detailing which part of your information was accessed. the dmv blames an error for allowing access to seven different agencies including homeland security, the irs, district attorney and more. we have reported previously on i.c.e. agents using dmv data to track down undocumented immigrants. but in a statement the deputy director of communications says this is not that

tomorrow a lot alike today with temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. >>> the city council voted unanimouslyations with the athletics to sell his half of the stadium where the team plays. last month the a's offered to either by the city share in the oakland alameda county coliseum site for $85 million, or enter into a long-term lease. in return the city would drop the lawsuit seeking to block the county from selling its share of the site. oakland city councilman larry reed confirms today's vote, but says there are still outstanding issues to sort out on the city's part. he told ktvu once those issues are resolved, the city will drop its lawsuit. city officials are scheduled to meet tomorrow at 2 pm. >>> still ahead, the field of democratic candidates for president could be getting a little smaller. there are signs today that julian castro made next person to drop out here >>> non-americans, including six children killed in an ambush attack on the highway in mexico. my family members so it may be a case of mistaken identity. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and,