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dion and dan.area of the fire over the next several hours into the overnight hours, we expect wind to be relatively light, notice how the wind increases between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. gusts up to 30 miles per hour, the gusts will remain in that range until tomorrow evening when they increase even more. up to 45 miles per hour. that's going to be the pattern around most of the bay area. here's a look at the wind gust animation for the entire bay area starting at 8:00 testimony morning. we'll be looking at 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts generally. 25 to 45 mile per hour gusts by 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. by midnight tomorrow night, we're talking about 45 mile per hour gusts or higher as we go into early wednesday morning and finally by mid-morning wednesday, we'll see the gusts tapering off. by the way, a reminder that we have a red flag warning for high fire danger into effect tomorrow morning for most of the bay area. until 4:00 p.m. on wednesday. dion? >> and you can track the air quality where you liv

congratulations, dion. i know that writing a book is no small feat. >> as someone who rights two-minute stories for a living and talks for a living, righting 70,000 or 80,000 words is a challenge. thanks for your support. >> why did you want to write this book and how has your life path shaped what's in it? >> i was the first asian american woman to be at the helm of a morning newscast in kansas city and later to do the same for afternoons and in the main 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 in charlotte and tampa bay. as you can imagine the response from the audience not being so sure of someone who doesn't look like them and what that must have been like. >> you talk about a savvy woman's communication playbook, do women still need their own savvy communication playbook as opposed to men? >> oh, spencer, spencer. >> tell me. enlighten me. >> as i've gone through my career facing the unexpected, bizarre, awkward situation that is happened in the work place, i realized so oftentimes us as women are told to beat our chests

dan and dion. >> a very useful tool to have. kristen, thanks. >>> pg&e will be holding a press conference at 5:30. >> we'll be streaming that on our website and news app. >> that's right. winds have died down a bit. >> they have, significantly. looks like things will remain relatively calm. this weekend we have another wind event coming our way. here's a live look at doppler 7. you see mainly clear skies right now. there's some haze developing in some spots. this is a view from sutro tower. 68 at redwood city. that's probably not an accurate report. maybe we didn't get the accurate report in this hour. 90 in san jose, 29 at gilroy, and 91 at half moon bay. 93 degrees in quite dry. the view from the east bay hills camera, looking at mt. diablo, winds will weaken. heat will hold on tomorrow with a very low relative humidity. minor cool willing occur on saturday with lower fire danger on saturday, but the fire danger may be elevated again on sunday as dry gusty winds will redevelop late saturday into early sunday. taking a look at

>> ama and dion, the plaza here is the heart of sonoma. city hall is behind me. this area was without power for about two days earlier this month, creating a large economic dent felt by residents as well. the resounding sentiment around sonoma plaza today, here we go again. >>xhaustion. >> as word spread of another possible pg&blic safety power shutoff. sonoma county first district supervisor susan goring. >> they should have been on this from decades ago, undergrounding lines, setting the transmission grid, as they have been doing in southern california. where have they been? >> instead, pg&e says its meteorologists are monitoring weather conditions 24/7, their eyes fixed on this wednesday and thursday in particular. >> it's expected to have dry, hot and windy weather. >> businesses and residents are still recovering from last shutoff. the historic swiss hotel had to throw out meat, fish, and poultry. >> we're talking about thousands of dollars. >> owner hank marioni lost his home in the tubbs fire two years ago. he says he gets it, but questions why pg&e offici

>> that's right, eric and dion. we're finding those dry, gusty, offshore winds returning later this week. fast forward to wednesday. this map is 11:00 p.m. wednesday night. you look at the north bay especially, winds are picking up, gusting over 30 miles per hour. and that does continue into early thursday morning. those winds again in the north bay are very active offshore, close to 40 miles per hour. so later on this week we will keep a close eye on that increasing fire danger in the pthe time frame we're looking a is wednesday night into thursday morning for those dry winds gusting 20 to 40 miles per hour. also dragging not only low humidity but warm temperatures during the day. we'll have those numbers that warming trend that gets under way, and the full accuweather forecast. >>> thousands of people affected by california wildfires have until 5:00 p.m. monday to file a claim with pg&e to help cover their sses. up to two-thirds of the estimated 100,000 eligible people have yet to fill out the three-page claim for

hey, kristen. >> thanks, dion and ama.0, facing issues and meeting the challenge. >> do you have hope now? >> tremendous hope. >> a ribbon cutting and the new future for women in the east bay. >>> plus -- >> the devastating impact is on how we serve the community. >> a bike store burglarized again in san jose. the owner answers the question was this an inside job. those stories and more when dion hey there, california residents on medicare. it may come as a surprise... but medicare doesn't pay for everything. so help bridge the gap with a medigap insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medigap plans help pay some of what medicare doesn't, reducing your out-of-pocket costs. there are also zero networks and zero referrals needed. call or click now to connect with unitedhealthcare insurance company. find out about the range of aarp medicare supplement plans and rates available... the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. and here's something exciting

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we have a special tribute to her later in the show. >>> we start with celine dion.he's been forced to cancel more shows due to serious health concerns. ♪ i got my own imperfections >> celine, speaking in french, posted an apology to fans. quote, i'm so sorry for disappointing you. it's hard just waiting to get better, and i feel like i'm letting you down. celine says she thought she'd, quote, be good by now, but the voice is still not there yet. ♪ every night in my dreams >> "e.t." has learned celine continues to battle a throat virus, and although she's improving, the team wants her to be at her best before performing again. ♪ i feel like i'm >> we were exclusively with celine in quebec on the hoping day of her "courage" world tour. the 51-year old performed two more concerts after that. then a week ago postponed four concerts and has now called off two more. celine cancelled 14 concerts last year due to ear and throat issues and took off three months off for vocal issues in 2012. >> it's hard because life imposes things on you. >> stress has been a factor in the p

i'm dion lim.rts right now. >>> we got ten people all crammed together in a tent and a small rv. >> people trying to get through this day. it is not easy. >> just have faith that it's not going to happen again. >> this couple recently moved into the area only to be evacuated again. >> also ahead, this is not a halloween costume. the new uniform for kids has so many fires push out a lot of smoke. >>> the new spot in marin county, pretty popular when you can bring power to the people. >>> from abc 7, live breaking news. >> we still have a lot of problems with the fire, a lot of spot fires. >> we understand that people are anxious to get into the burned areas to check on their property. at this point, we are not doing reentry at all. >> our breaking news starts in the north bay, sky 7 took pictures of the kincade fire this morning. >> it has now grown to a hundred square miles. 80 homes are threatened. some evacuation orders are lifted this afternoon. >> a million people without power in a historic bl

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i'm dion lim. >> and i'm kristen sze. now to our other top story today. wednesday's strong winds that are coming may force it to shut power off to 15 county, including sonoma, napa and san mateo. owners, residents and business owners are furious. >> melanie woodrow joins us live at sonoma plaza with more on this story. melanie? >> kristen andy on, this area really is the heart of sonoma. we're surrounded by businesses. city hall is just behind me. and this area lost power for about two days earlier this month, creating a large economic dent for residents and businesses. the historic swiss hotel has been in hank marione's family for decades, but he can't seem to recall anything like this happening in years past. for the second time this month his business could lose power. >> you're talking about thousands of dollars a day. >> during the first public safety power shutoff, he had to throw out meat, fish and poultry. marione lost his home in the tubbs fire two years ago. he says he gets it, but questions why pg&e officials shut off power as broadly as they d

in san francisco tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> infuriating to watch. thanks very much. >>> in the south bay the woman accused of mowing down and killing an elderly man who was out for a hike faced a judge for the first time today. prosecutors say orta randomly targeted two pedestrians in separate areas of an open space trail near cupertino. chris win has the new developments. >> partially shielded by her public defender, orta stood in tears as she appeared before a judge inside the santa clara county hall of justice. she's accused of a deadly rampage at the open space preserve near cupertino which claimed the life of 77-year-old man from sunnyvale. >> really respectful, nice, kept to himself a lot. >> reporter: michelle lived door for nearly 15 years. >> i don't get why someone would want to repeatedly hit someone over and over for no reason. he was just walking. he didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: investigators say orta drive on to the trail where she hit him with her vehicle, intentionally reversed and drove back and forth over his body multipl

. >> dion, here's a look at that red flag warning. it goes into effect early tomorrow morning for most of the bay area and will remain in effect until 4:00 wednesday. during this time, we expect powerful offshore winds, gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour, generally up to 65 miles per hour in the higher elevations and with very low relative humidity. here's our wind gust forecast starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. the winds will be relatively light, but by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, we'll see gusts over 20 miles per hour, up to about 30 miles per hour. by 9:00 tomorrow night, gusts to 40 miles per hour and even higher during the overnight hours tomorrow night into wednesday. we don't expect the winds to taper off, the gusts, until late wednesday afternoon. i'll have more details coming up a little later. dan and dion. >> spencer, thanks very much. >>> now let's talk about the kincade fire specifically. the weather cooperated but the fire did get bigger. in a briefing tonight, cal fire says it's now grown to more than 74,000 acres and is 15%

crews with people like ralph dion flew over 189,000 flights to help the west berliners.t the height of the airlift, one plane landed every 45 seconds at temple hawk airport. here you see the three airports in the western sectors. temple hawk was in the american sector, the main airport, where our allied museum is hoping to move. you see the british sector, gatow, to the left. during the airlift, a third airport, tegel, was built, the -- built. the airport still used as the main airport in the western part of berlin. it was built during this airlift. one of the most beloved parts of the airlift for children, some people in particular, a pilot became known as the candy bomber. he dropped little parachutes of candy down to kids, who would write to him and give him their address. they would say please, next time, could you fly over my street? i did not get any candy last time. chancellor angela merkel honored him in 2008 on the 60th anniversary of the airlift. i know ralph is going to see him tomorrow in kansas at their reunion for the airlift. here, outside of tempelhof air

. >> dion, good evening. the evacuation order was issues around 6:15 this afternoon. the area the hospital says it's doing this out of an abundance of caution. we saw patients leave by bus. they're not infectious and don't have special care needsful we saw a line of blapss here to transport patients with more serious needs. >> if it's something ambulato ambulatory, we just put them on the bus. if they have medical needs, a respirate o or needs a nurse to travel with they will, we send them in a traditional blaps or medic transport. >> there's about a hundred patients at this hospital. we were also told there's a neonatal here. reporting live, abc7news. >> thank you very much. thousands of people are being forced to find shelter. sapt rosa has been warnd that evacuations are possible there. some evacuees from other evacuation centers have been moved to santa rosa. >> that's right. something we'll be following very closely. our reporter joins us. lauren, what can you tell us? >> evacuees are still arriving here. the red cross says they will register anyone that walks th

dion is off tonight.us statue was vandalized over thease. abc7 news reporter luz pena with why the explorer is seen as a polarizing figure. >> reporte this vie telegraph h. >> we came here for the tower, the view. >> reporter: but many got more than just a view christopher columbus statue standing feet away from the tower was vandalized. red paint covered the face of the controversial colonist. genocide and kill all colonizers. what are your thoughts on being vandalized? >> i think it's a very symbolic action that makes sense given how controversial of a figure columbus is. native americans, he, you know, represents a lot of violence and the genocide towards their people. >> reporter: this tourist saw this action as a disrespect to the italian navigator. >> he was very important, and he's a national hero in italy. >> reporter: supervisor aaron ay kin represents north be weekend is not celebrated. instead today ais italian heritage idea. also a year ago they voted to make columbus day the indigenous people

reporter and anchor dion lim shares the story. >> reporter: dan, good evening.ore than 2 million people each and every year come from around the globe to this spot where the top of the crooked street of lombard is just to take in the sights and the views. it's because there are so many people who bring their rental cars, that is why they make prime targets for thieves. that's why people live in this neighborhood say they need signs like to and do much more. >> we have vigilantes that are adamant about finding these people. >> you're looking at one of the most brazen car break-ns we've seen in san francisco. the man in the video casing this car and coming back to smash the back window and grab whatever he can. >> i'm going to start to choke up a little bit. >> if that weren't enough, the man comes back not only a third time but a fourth all in broad daylight, all in stunning detail, all on his security camera. >> this building is my ship. >> he's the mayor. he's watching trying to protect the poor tourists. >> not only does he report the crimes to police. neighbo

. >>> that's it for us, thanks for watching, i'm dion lim. >> i'm ama daetz, for krfz and sandhya patelks for joining us. have a great night. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night [cheers and applause] >> tamron: hi. hi. hello. hi. hello. hello. [cheers and applause] how are you? have a seat. have a seat. welcome to our house. thank you for joining us today. later weekend. a lot to talk about today, and i want to start off wh

." >> thanks ama and dion, we're in brooklyn, new york. >> came out, played about five sock songs, thoughte holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. how yand we are well past tvwethe honeymoon phase.tter. oooh lufa. ocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to relax tom. oww! tom, you need a little tom time. a little tt. stop living with at&t. xfinity delivers gig speeds to more homes than anyone. >>> we were the first to cover a controversial billboard that depicts the mayor of san francisco with feet up, smoking and holding stack of money. >> today london breed and city officials denounced the billboard paid for by candidate running against the mayor in the election. >> reporter: 15 days away from the general election in san francisco, all attention on this. do you think it's racist? >> it speaks for itself. >> reporter: mayor breed with feet up, thinking of homeless, smoking and holding stack o

. >>> that's it for us, thanks for watching, i'm dion lim. >> i'm ama daetz, for and el sandhy.s for >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jonathan van ness, from "the politician," lucy boynton, and music from jon pardi. and now, for good measure, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks very much. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching the though and thank you for coming to the show. [ cheers and applause ] well, that's very kind, but we have -- oh, we have so much to get to. on yet another day of drama and international intriguen the scandals are multiplying. the wheels are coming off the wagon. i would say the president is starting to unravel, but that would imply he

. >> dion lim takes us inside this estate which is being marketed to a whole new audience. >> we're in los altos hills in one of the most expensive homes. >> reporter: tucked away on eight acres, this nearly 21,000 square foot estate could easily be mistaken for a resort. >> the house wraps around this expansive courtyard. off to the left we have the bedroom wing and the master sweet with its own indoor pool. >> reporter: the estate was built from the ground up over the course of four years, from the pool with automatic sky light to five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and kitchen space. >> the kitchen is very functional as is the butler's pantry. when they cater events, it's perfectly for the caterer. >> reporter: when the property first hit the market, the owner, the founder of a tech company, listed it at $88 million. now it's released 55%. >> now it's at $40 million. >> reporter: this home is for a very specific buyer. with all the interest coming in from around the globe, there is a new reason why. >> we've seen a significant increase with buyers from hong kong. with the political tensi

dion is going to investigate her disappearance and now the most popular girl in school, who do you think elton? >> i don't recognize any actor under 30 so hard for me to say. >> you again? >> i'll have to play the role. >> now you are starring in cbs's fbi. there is yelling, you yell quite a bit and actually, i think we put something together for you. >> wonderful. >> a little highlight section. >> do it now! >> just to anyone who will listen. i want everyone to know the information. >> i'm waiting for the scene when i'm yelling to a big group and i turn around and there is nobody there. >> we need answers. >> there is other things keeping you busy in life, too, right? >> yeah. >> i heard that there could be a "frozen 2" involvement by you. i brought the snow out today so you can confirm it. >> it is true. i'm lucky enough to be involved in this upcoming movie "frozen 2" and it is exciting to be involved in something like that. >> do you sing? >> i can't -- i can't reveal anything. >> you can't? let's hold hands. "let it go, let it go, we will never let it go ♪ ♪ jeremy is here, "frozen

in san francisco dion lim, abc 7. >>> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining the better bay area group on facebook. >>> happening today, day two of the 2019 hardly strictly bluegrass fechlt we saw us thats of you jamming out at golden gate park but this year has new security measure if you plan on going. there are knew security gates set up with checkpoints to search any non-transparent backpack or bag. most people understand it's necessary. >> that it needs to be this way. but after what happened in gilroy, i understand. >> stylish clear backpack. it's the newest thing. >> more than 800,000 people are expected to attend hardly strictly. which goes until tomorrow.w.w.w. >>> the same level of security is expected at fleet week which gets under way tomorrow in san francisco. the annual event draws hundreds of thousands of people to check out the ships and the aerial shows. city officials remind people to be prepared for crowds, particularly along the water front. >>> all right. well it's beautiful for fleet week? >> yes and crowds no matter

dion lim shows us how to tree to fight the auto break-in epidemic happening out their front doors. >> we have some vigilantes that are adamant about finding these people. >> you're looking at one of the most brazen car break-ins we have seen in san francisco. t iconic lombard eo street then coming back to smash the back window and grab whatever he can. >> i'm just going to start to choke up a little bit. >> if that weren't enough the man comes back not only a third time but a fourth. all in broad daylight, all in stung detail all caught on jim boecuritcamera. >> thisang myhi and i'm protectinth ty because he is out watchig trite trying to protect the tourist. >> not only does he the report the crimes neighbors say they catch crimes in the act at least two or three times a week do something. >> i yell out the window to people people getting out of the car i yell back say go get your bags out of your car don't leave anything they think i'm reads crazy. >> you can could call them the break-in slijts. >> this man not wanting to show his face for safety posts signs in languages while other

dion is off tonight.7 news reporter liz kreutz is live near american canyon with the latest on this fire. liz? >> reporter: eric, the fire is burning in the hills behind us. it's 30% contained. there are crews here that are going to be working through the night. the good news, the evacuation advisory has been lifted, but we spoke to many people who live in this area and for them it was still a very close call. >>> from the ground and from the air, firefighters work to put out the fast-moving american fire. >> we have several water tenders, dozers, two helicopters and at one time there was up to five fixed-wing air tankers. >> reporter: the fire started around 3:00 p.m. i quickly grew in size with winds blowing famz toward american canyon. >>> what are some of the challenges today in battling this fire? >> access. mostly steep terrain, hill -- steep hills and canyons. >> reporter: the vintage ranch community was put under evacuation advisory. meaning residents needed to be ready to leave at any time. neigh

san francisco i'm dion lim, abc 7. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> happening today, day two of the 2019 hardly strictly bluegrass festival. we already saw thus thousands jamming out at golden gate park. this year has new security measures. there are new gates set up with a checkpoints to search any non-transparent backpack or bag. most people understand it's necessary >> that it needs to be this way. but after what happened in the bill roy, i understand. >> the clear backpack it's the newest thing. >> more than 800,000 people are expected to attend hardly strictly which goes until tomorrow. >>> and the same level of security is expected at fleet week which gets under way tomorrow in san francisco. of thousands of people to check out the ships and the aerial shows. city officials remind people to be prepared for crowds, particularly on the water front. >>> all right. well what's the weather likely is a. >> we have our typical october weather. offshore wind bodily harm warm and dry here i

we are in a periodupf profound dion. i have no idea what will happen with this election, but we are in an era where things are blown and institutions are under great strain. laura: forgive me for asking what your grandfather might make of you standinyodown and what have achieved since you have been here? >> i don't think much really. [laughr] but i think he would be pleased i tried. that's the thing. it has been a great honor to be a member of parliament, and i really mean that. anngi'm very sad to be g >> stoicism and fortitude -- laura: whether forced out or by choice, elections are about farewells. these are the speaker's last days in his chair, too. this chapter of our politics and the next is the story of individuals and us all.be laura kuen, bbc news, westminster. laura t.:er that crucial g election is due on december 12, but will it change anything at l on brexit? we will see. casouth afas imposed emergency measures in response to the worst drought in livi the region is heating at twice the global arage due to cli

>> i think ted and dion offered a lot of good analysis. from our members perspective, this is a positive step forward. it is a huge relieve to a lot of people to have tariffs pending next week going up to 30%, to have those taken off the table for the time-being. and significant purchases for farmers that is a huge relief for farmers. they have been really hurting. consumers are certainly going to be a lot happer about this. businesses are a lot happier. what is doesn't do, based on details we don't have yet it, doesn't fully relief uncertainty. you will still see companies holding back on future investments an sort of waiting to see what happens before they move forward with planning. that affects employment. so i hope that at the next big inflection point in mid-november, that the presidents will meet on the sidelines of apec and truly, be able to cement more progress. connell: that big meeting in chile will be a chance for two principals, xi xinping and donald trump a chance to get together face-to-face. ed, details as we know it. you m

i'm dion lim. >> and i'm ama daetz. the fbi and the department of justice say the bay area man wa anthony joins us live now from outside that home. and laura, this is a very elaborate di unso>>as cngwerelle , it is. neighbors here tell us, though, that the man they know as edward peng has lived here eight years with his family, including small children. they say they noticed his flashy cars, but they never had anyham. the video looks innocuous. nmaa a hotel room, at one point openingawern. but according to officials from the u.s. justice department, what it ryllea is a spy hard at work for the people's republic of china. >> theha cesrg provide a rare glimpse into the efrts telepho s of the prc to esas.cl >>ed overd a from 2015 to 2018, a complaint added xuehua peng conducted numerous dead drops in georgia and in the bay area, acting as an illegal peng allegedly used hotel room in newark and oakland to leave a bag of cash for an informant, usually in exchange for an sd card loaded with sensitive information. a card that

. >> and i'm dion lim.says three bay area counties could be at risk of losing power, depending on weather conditions this week. the counties are the following, san mateo, napa, and sonoma, where we spoke to furious residents, business owners and public officials today. >> that's right. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live with the story. melanie? >> ama andy on, this really is the heart of sonoma. i'm surrounded by businesses. city hall is just behind me. this area lost power for about two days last week, creating a large economic dent felt by residents as well. the resounding sentiment around sonoma plaza today, here we go again. >> exhaustion. >> as word spread of another possible pg&e public safety power shutoff. sonoma county first district supervisor susan goring. >> they should have been on this from decades ago, undergrounding lines, segments the transmission grid, as they have been doing in southern california. where have they been? >> instead, pg&e says its meteorologists are monitoring weath

the police take charge animal welfare worker stephane dion here on the left witnesses scenes like this almost every day. every. week yes. clips time has volunteered for 5 years he looks for a dubious answer on the internet and he notifies the police. when it's too late see the dog is perhaps 8 to 10 weeks old it's not allowed to be in germany and to be sold here. puppies can only legally be export it within the e.u. from 15 weeks 1st they must have received all their required vaccinations for their own sake but also to a point spreading disease over here they look on e bay there are more than 16000 ads for dogs in my experience 3 out of every 4 dogs are being sold illegally we've just done even as an orphan raised to get out if there are some other platforms such as diana to revert house to on saga and so on what about across europe us living doesn't have all these millions of dogs are sold each year the profit margin is huge dogs could be bored very cheaply for example in eastern europe and sold for $3.00 to $4.00 times the price you're from pricier for coffee. according to germany's

and i'm dion lim. >> here's a look from sky 7 of the kinkade fire.ging out of control right now. >> the fire broke out just after 9:30 last night near john kinkade road, fueled by 60-mile-per-hour winds and tinder-dry brush. >> it's burned more than 10,000 acre, mostly in steep terrain. multiple structures are gone. the exact number jus unknown at this point. >> more than 2,000 evacuated. etting amoment's notice in the middle of the night. >> they were going door to door, house to house, they were really, get out now, grab your keys and dogs and go. >> no time to waste. we have reporter s everywhere. >> we have wayne freedman. wayne. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's been quite a day. each in places where they did prevent damage, there is still plenty to see. this is the river rock casino parking lot. up there you can see the black space. that's how close the flames came to facilities inside this building. if you look down in the valley over here, this is where the ba's

. >> dion lim.commitment to building a better bay area means looking out for solutions tore y iou li. sometimes the answer isn't obvious and sometimes first attempt doesn't work t.ou that'. in clinton park residents put boulders out to stop homeless people from setting up tents. today they took them away. luz pena explains what's changed. >> reporter: boulders are gone. >> people were getting harassed, out here on the streets in middle of the night sometimes harassing people living on the street. >> reporter: conceor f safety, neighbors decided not to give names and remained off camera. after weeks of leaving boulders out, threatened online by people who disagreed with solution. over the weekend the threats were different. unidentified group pushed boulders on the asked the city to remove them. >> can't have city workers here

. >>> i'm dion lim.o much going on, let's get to what we know now and the newest information. >>> the company is preparing for yet another power shutoff tomorrow. it would affect 605,000 customers. >> pg&e has restored power to more than 375,000 customers. however, some customers may not have their power restored before the next power shutoff begins. >> pg&e is holding a news conference right now. meioned, is was just announced t motimes. wit. transitions to offshore northeasterly wind. the winds start in the north valley, upper end of the north valley near redding early in the morning and then progress down the valley floor. and they impact the sierra foothills and they impact portions of the north bay on each of the west and east sides of the sacramento valley. >> pg&e also announced the death of a contractor who died in a road accident in humboldt county. >>> in lafayette, two fires sparked around the same time around the same place. sky 7 flew over the burned area today bec>> a

. >> and i'm dion lim.ion after the massive kincade wildfire. >> at that moment it hit me the rey ua w calirftomacuatibo o hou ago including the cy of calistoga.tures are threatend and mandatory evacuation orders still in effect. >> the fire stands at 76,826 acres, 60% containment. firefighters were able to make good progress overnight because of favorable weather conditions. evacuees are returning home to find heartbreaking devastation. geyserville is a community hit hard by the fire. liz? >> reporter: we are at the garden creek vineyard here on geysers road and just within the past minute this woman has come to see what is left of her home. they are looking for anything that they can

. >> reporter: is it time for vestors to dion restaurant stalks?? the next few weeks could hold the answer. it used to be that the strength of the consumer would make or break the quarter but not anymore. the industry has gone through a big transformation, including the growth of delivery services. americans spent some $10 billion on third party delivery last year alone. mention these companies by major restaurant playersaveeeee on the rid in recent years. it's been a big boost for brands like chipotle and mcdonald's as they expand their reach. dominos admits it's being pressured. >> if you look at the trends over the last roughly 12 to 18 months or so, off premiseales have been the biggest driver any sales growth for the industry and a principle part of that is delivery. you know, dominos certainly has felt the surge in third party delivery providers. >> reporter: then there's the restaurant itself. upgrades and new technology, things like kiosks and mobile order and pay are attracting new customers. bothtarbucks and chipotle have continued to esiz

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. >> and i'm dion lim.st days, we could be going through another round of power outages from pg&e. and just minutes ago, we heard directly from the head of the utility company. >> the power shutoffs are 21 tool we have to keep the community safe and combat this risk. it's not a tool we want to use. it's certainly not a tool we like to use. it certainly runs against the grain of why most of us got in this business. we do understand it creates hardship and comes with its own potential safety issue for others. but again, we've seen catastrophic wildfire recently in california. southern california in the last week. there is another one this morning, i think. and we're just determined to not let that happen here. >> and three of the bay area's nine counties could lose power -- napa, sonoma and san mateo beginning wednesday night. people in those counties were also affected during the last shutoff two weeks ago. > that impacted people in every bay area county except san francisco. for days, we lived in the dark.

. >> and i'm dion lim.ai fire in geyserville has burned 10,000 acres since sparking last night. homes have been lost. we just don't know how many yet. >> we don't. we're waiting to get that information. we're is a look from sky 7 with the technology that can pinpoint exactly what you're looking at. geyser road and some of the other areas around geyserville in sonoma county, highway 128 is in that area as well. the fire lines actually jumped over highway 128. you see pine flat road, circle 8 lane. >> now in the meantime, we are learning new details about how the kincaid fire may have begun, and pg&e is right in the thick of it. >> abc7 news i-team uncovered an incident report sent to the cpuc this morning. the utility confirms one of its transmission towers near the ignition point experienced an outage at 9:20 p.m. last night. >> a report says the line relayed and did not reclose. minutes later, a fire was reported in that area. the report also says that a cal fire employee found what appeared to be a broken

. >> i'm dion lim for sandhya patel and chris alvarez, thanks for joining us. how gorgeous is this?is going down. >> it is. >> thanks for clarifying. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants. a nonprofit executive from denver, colorado... a freelancer from albuquerque, new mexico... and our returning champion, a graduate student from tallahassee, florida... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome, everyone. we went four weeks with one champion only, and all of that changed last week. we had a number of champs, including this talented young lady here, laurel, who played brilliantly on friday, but now she has to defend for the first time. jennifer and jason, welcome aboard. let's see how things work out. good luck. here we go. categories, please. we start off with... next... [ laughter ] followed by... each correct response will contain seven letters and will begin with the letter "s." that's followed by... well, then, here's some trail mix for you. laurel, start

host: independent, dion, go ahead. dion? one last try. go ahead.r: sorry about comment on e partisanship in the country. -- fixing oured local areas and local cities. and not worry too much about washington. it is always going to be partisan. i think that is what can heal the country. that is my only comment. host: we are going to take a break. we come back, two members of the house oversight reform committee will be here to talk about the impeachment inquiries. ,alph norman is up first republican from south carolina. then stacey plaskett. history ofthe toledo, ohio on both tv and american history tv. here is the toledo mayor talking about the city's manufacturing history. >> i think places like toledo are often taken for granted because there is such wonderful history here. ends haveears, toledo built things. we are known as the glass city because the first big break this area got is when the glass pioneers moved from boston to toledo in 1800s, drawn by a reservoir of natural gas and sand. england glass new company to toledo and opened a plant on

abc 7 news anchor dion lim was a judge, there she is, plum assignment, pretty jealous, not going to lieine restaurants competed. a benefit concert was also played by the side deal, a band including members of train and sugar ray. part of the proceeds will benefit wharf cares to help san francisco's homeless along the northern waterfront. >>> you gotta look up and watch hundreds of corgis converged cgs corgi-con. organizers say more than 18,000 people convention. it included play time and of course a costume contest. this year's theme, homecoming. so cute. >>> still to come on "abc 7 mornings," there are long flights and then there is a flight qantas airways just tried out. wait until you hear how long it was in the air for. >>> and protest penalty. why a soccer team's statement got major cheers from the crowd. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> good morning, we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. the golden gate bridge nice and clear. we'll see a beaut

dion lim joins us with more on this story. >> reporter: dan and kristen, we're at the top of the crookedtreet where it's teaming with tourists from around the globe. many have rental cars which have their luggage inside making them prime targets for break-ins. neighbors who say they witness these crimes regularly are taking matters into their own

would be in their interest to achieve as we work on what's in our interest to achieve but also like dionless, we share all the date of this is scientific knowledge on another world, namely mars.we share it for free. >> also sharing knowledge because we had some issue with the power shoot and therefore we have very clear and open interaction with Ãpeople to clarify this issue. this is more than just data exchanges also knowledge exchange. >> i would also like to, he mentioned the rapid unplanned disassembly, which i think is a great way of framing it. that's the unique capability that spacex brings. it's unique in the sense that that's not the way nasa traditionally operates. the idea that you can rapidly innovate the way they do things at spacex they fly, test and sit. who they do it over and over again until they get to a limited solution. whereas the way nasa traditionally does things is more slower and deliberate where we qualify every subcomponent and component and putting it together and then by the time the rocket is complete it's a fully qualified vehicle. that's a different appro

. >> joining me now our danny cevallos and dion green. >> to know that donald trump does not listen to the fact that trump never takes advice from anyone. the only people that had some sway over him are ivanka, jared and stephen miller. that's a given. that's a reason why he's a terrible president is because he does not take advice. he has all the answers and does not take counsel. i think it is self serving for john kelly to say, you know, his departu departure ushers an apocalypse for trump. it is not like john kelly restrain him from doing wrong things. a week after john kelly got the job, you may recall trump sat at bedminster saying he's going to unleash fire and furry in north korea. the other thing that you see here is the white house going into this sort of a great leader mode. this sort of mode any time, anyone criticizes trump, you see people like stephanie grisham saying they don't appreciate his great genius. stay out of public view, there is no middle ground around that if you are going to survive the trump white house. >> the yes man. that's a conversation that's somethin

yesterday abc 7 news anchor dion lim was a judge for a seafood chowder competition during wharf fest2019. nine restaurants competed. a benefit concert was played by the side deal a band including members from train and sugar ray. part of the proceeds will benefit wharf cares to help san francisco's homeless along the northern waterfront. pretty jealous she got to try the clamp choudser. >>> still to come, long flights and then a flight qantas airways tried out, it landed but wait until you hear how long it was in the air for. post-tropical cyclone leaves a path of destruction on florida's gulf coast. some of the damage it left behind. >>> news to build a better bay area this is "abc 7 mornings." >> good morning. thanks for joining us on this fall sunday. a look at the weather here's meteorologist lisa argen. y, >> good morning to you. we are just a little bit more warmer this morning if you can believe that. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. in the north bay 40s. 53 in san pablo. we are looking at the warming trend starting today. visibility reduced in napa and along the coast with