patricia: don francisco declarÓ tambiÉn que se sentirÍa muy orgulloso si lograra llegar hasta el almagraciÓn a tomar muestras de adn a todo extranjero sin documentos que detengan en la frontera. tambiÉn estarÍan incluidos aquellos migrantes que ya se encuentren bajo custodia de ice, pero como nos explica jaime garcÍa la medida enfrenta resistencia por parte de organizaciones que protegen los derechos civiles. jaime: controversial a resultados cambio de regla publicado por el departamento de justicia, que obligarÁ a los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza y de ice a obtener una muestra del adn de todos los inmigrantes detenidos por cruzar ilegalmente la frontera con mÉxico. igual que como se hace con los que son arrestados por cometer un crimen. >> Ésa es otra manera de que ellos estÁn diciendo que son tan peligrosos que necesitamos su adn y saber quÉ crÍmenes estÁn cometiendo. cuando se sabe que en verdad los inmigrantes cometen menos crÍmenes. reportero: hace nueve aÑos la secretaria de seguridad nacional, losexhorto a no solicitar la huella digital debido los recursos limitados para h

admirador de ecuador que me decÍan que para ellos es muy importante estar presentes en esta misa como don franciscos en el corazÓn y vamos a compartir todo con estos temas que quedaron ahora en la historia de mÉxico en los corazones de todo los mexicanos y bueno contentos por haber formado parto de este homenaje ejecutivo al prÍncipe de la canciÓn y esperemos estarlo muy pronto comparto iendolo en los escenarios. >>> josÉ jose no solamente es mÚsica clÁsica, no solamente es mÚsica romÁntica pero tambiÉn puede ser mÚsica de bando un gÉnero que es del gusto de todo nuestro pÚblico un gÉnero que a muchos nos fascina y emociona ya vimos a la banda el recodo precisamente hacer un homenaje con la mÚsica de josÉ jose y ahora ustedes tambiÉn con este homenaje logran que su legado siga vivo muchachos? >>> asÍ es la verdad que estamos contentos en el momento que dijeron que Íbamos a grabar un homenaje a josÉ jose ni si quiera necesitamos ocupamos, perdÓn este aprendo enero las canciones ya las estÁbamos desde niÑo las venÍamos contando, en lo personal josÉ jose es mi Ídolo y me dijeron que cantar sus cancion

minutes from the tolls out a one on one and the drive times look good for 6.80 don barden 5 81 oh one brisbane to san franciscoargest movie theater. >>janen the world amc is launching amc theaters on demand. the digital movie service allows customers to rent or buy. a new movie after it has completed its run in theaters so you have to be a member if it stops loyalty program, but 2000 films and older films will be offered to use so that's a cool little hurt. the service will be available this week and there is no paid subscription plan so you don't have to worry about that instead you just pay as you go as you make those purchases so pretty cool. all right coming up next on the kron 4 >>and sparking air quality alert and shutting down major interstates we'll have a live report on the breakdown coming up. plus more shaking across the bay area do you feel about earthquakes. yesterday. yes we have more to war as we approach the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. also cars will be banned. a major street in san francisco. and we'll tell you what it's going to take place after the break. come try my really bi

francisco. we have stalled well here at the don barden west of the toll plaza you see it's stacked up from the newarkkra falling here to about mid span. 33 minutes from 80 to make it over to menlo park we're checking in on one oh one 17 minutes from brisbane to 80 and 2.80 some heavier traffic now you're at 21 minutes from daly city to downtown san francisco. daria thanks a lot, 18. and the big story that we're following as well this morning say leaders are now demanding pg knee pain. for last week's power shut off the governor sent a letter urging the utility to give a $100 credit. 2 residential customers who lost power and 250 bucks in credit or rebate to every small business that was affected. the california p you see also sent a letter to pg e demanding that they take corrective action including speeding up how long it takes before we get power back on also improving their website. the crash in their call centers that were jammed also improving communication with local governments pg e says they're working on some of these improvements but the rebates for customers they call unlikely to happen. i

and i'm here because my father, don white and david johnson were peers, students together at the california school of fine arts, now the san franciscort institute on chestnut street. after they returned from world war ii in 1945-46, they went to school together. and then in the school that ansel adams established. after my father died later in 1989, david became a very close friend. and mentor. and over the past years we've worked with david on many inspiring photo projects, exhibits. from the cfsa period. and we also collaborated on a book called the golden decade, photography at the california school of fine arts, 1945 to 55, published in 2016. david's contribution to photography in san francisco and beyond is legendary among the art community. his influence has been felt keenly. naming the harvey milk photo lab and reference and library in david johnson's honor would be perfect. and fitting. >> my name is ken ball. as my wife victoria said, we have known david for the last 14, 15 years, while doing the research on the book in which he is -- he and his work are prominently displayed. anyone who hasn't had a chance to look at david

francisco, no hot spots, no major issues and some pretty good looking dry. i'm struck out 6.80. but j cole to danville that's only 15 minutes, a 17 minute trip across the don barden bridge into the peninsula. no issues on 5.80 livermore to dublin and one oh one a little crowded from 3rd street to cesar chavez in san francisco. it will take about 12 minutes to get from brisbane to 80 james. >>all right robin thank you back to our breaking news morning, the fires in the north course the winds and that's going to be picking up this weekend potentially impacting everyone around the bay as pg e is planning another power shut off to help prevent the potential for another wildfire in this is the map that they've been providing us and they've been updating it bike coloring in areas of concern you can see large sections of the north course with the fires burning our where they might shut off power to even more people the peninsula coast all the hills there wrapping down into the south bay a lot of the east bay hills in fact, let's zoom in to the east bay because that's where release getting some indication from pg about the timing of the power outages they could be

traffic is more normal in don barton and it's clearing out. it's a look at san franciscothe bay bridge we have a 10-15 minute delay but a lot of people will be trying to get home early so don't be surprised if you get out early and have company. 8:46 and let's bring steve in. >>> thank you, sal. clear skies and not a cloud in the sky but the wind is tailing off with some locations in the oakland hills still gusting but not as bad as yesterday. the issue is a chill in the nighttime air. temperatures a statewide are cold and i mentioned las vegas, 37 and 45 in phoenix. california, 39 and i asked if it was a record low. adam roser in san diego was kind enough to write me back and said the record low for blythe, california is 29, set 100 years ago in 1919. 39 was cold but it's 44 now. there are cold readings all the way to the desert and cold readings this morning. slowly bouncing off with fairfield 31 and cordelia, 32 in santa rosa, colder yesterday. cold enough where temperatures will be above the high side. the wind direction is offshore. yesterday, single digits and teens

many legendary leaders in san francisco helped me, this fairly new bay area resident learn the impossible nuances of politics in this place we call home. in particular, donn and mimi silver. thank you for befriending me and sharing your wisdom. [applause] thanks to ucsf for your spirit of cooperation and community. we want to be great neighbors. we needed critical state legislation to get this project completed and that was a heavy lift. thanks to assembly member phil chang, mark leno, assembly member david chiu. then senator pro tem and now mayor of sacramento, daryl steinberg and speaker of the assembly john paris. they worked together and showed incredible leadership in sacramento when we needed it most. back here in san francisco, we needed the support of the entire board of supervisors and, in particular, former supervisor jane kim. who always provided invaluable advice while looking out for all of her constituents here in district six. and supervisor matt haney who, today, represents district six. to the attorney dennis serara and his staff, especially jesse smith. [applause] san francisco travel. you were with us from day one. san francisco police

donned the words kill all colonizers on the base. red patient completely covered the face of the controversial colonist. the words destroy all monuments of genocide was also put on the statue. in san francisco columbus day is not celebrated by italian heritage day. supervisor aaron peskin represents north beach, home to many italian-americans, he says he appreciates history but calls the paint an act of hatred against the community that is celebrating right now. >> there are surveillance cameras up at coit tower. the cops will see what they can find off of those videos. if somebody can be apprehended and charged, they will be. >> the san francisco police department has confirmed they're investigating the vandalism. jobina fortson, abc7 news. >>> you probably recall the other controversy over a columbus statue that sat inside san jose city hall for years. in 2017 an online petition demanded that it be removed. the city council agreed and it was moved to the

a san francisco man whose beloved pickup end-up at the bottom of a makeclt right. chris. >> let's take a look at dennis share don'sdge da tokaea pickup. this is a close-up of the hood. that is the radiator right there. look how it is bent. that is not normal wear and tear. dennis says a caltrans tow truck driver accidentally dropped that truck down an embankment near the bay bridge on the oakland side. this is what happened and this is the estimate he got for repair. more than $6,000. but when he filed a claim with caltrans, dennis says he got no response. that's when dennis turned to us. we asked caltrans what happened. a spokesperson didn't give us an answer. he later got a check for $2,264.31. that is a lot less than $6,000 that we saw on the repair estimate. but dennis accepted it and says he is ready to move on. why the low amount? depreciation. insurance payouts are typically based on your car's current value. even though dennis took great care of his truck, it was still 22 years old. that's an important point to consider with your own car insurance. if you are not sure about your coverage level, ask your ag

francisco. >> power is off out here so limited ability to make phone calls. >> the fire started in an area where power to some customers d the blackout made the evacuations harder. >>ur don work up there. the phone lines were down and it's just because someone looked up and saw red in the sky that we were able to evacuate. >> blackouts left more than half a million people in the dark. taking a toll on homes, businesses, even fararmers farmt power for even an hour tim mueller had to rush to rent a generator for $1,000 a we can. or risk losing everything. >> 48 hours without power could mean drying out everything in the greenhouse, losing 50,000 worth of inventory would be catastrophic >> reporter: tonight ten major firing burning cross-the state, a new reality in california, blackouts ahmed raging zero percent contained the cause of the fire is unclear as is the extent of the damage but it's clear a number of vineyards in this area have been impacted lester >> reporter: in southern california, fire fears erupted into realty. residents watching in disbelief as zigzagging flames race over ridges north of los angeles. residents trying to protect their homes as the fire storm

donned the words kill all colonizers on the base. red patient completely covered the front and on the base was another phrase that said destroy all monuments of genocide. in san franciscoher columbus day is not celebrated by italian heritage day. a year ago the board of supervi intij n indinl n indigenous peoples day. >> this is the day of the italian heritage parade, this is despicable behavior. these are events that happened 500 years ago. this is an act of hatred against a community that is celebrating. we're a city that embraces cultures, a city that is tolerant. this is just terrible >>> the san francisco police department is reviewing surveillance video from coit tower. reporting live from san francisco, jobina fortson, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> you may recall the controversy over another columbus statue that sat inside san jose's city hall for years. in 2017 an online petition demanded that it be removed. the city council agreed and it was moved to the italian-american heritage foundation. >>> the native american occupation of alcatraz island years ago will be honored on indigenous peoples day. the canoe journey set out at 6:00 a.m. this morning. canoes repre

francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> the news continues. i want to hand things over to donon lemon. thank you so much for joining us, everyone. our breaking news tonight is simply stunning. the president is absolutely freaking out right now, all over the breaking news, involving some of the top people on team trump. there is rudy giuliani, of course, his personal attorney, subpoenaed by the chairs of the house intel, foreign affairs, and oversight committees for records on his pressure campaign to get ukraine to dig up dirt on the president's perceived enemies. and since nobody in the white house seems to have any control over what giuliani says, fasten your seat belts. that's happening as the president suggested today that he thinks one of those chairmen, intel chairman adam schiff, should be arrested for treason. so he thinks the chairman of the committee taking the lead on the impeachment investigation is a tr

francisco 49ers. as they tried to keep the perfect record intact. good and getting better with the addition of a big-time wide receiver. it is manny sanders on hand. his first donning7. he used to wear 10 at denver. belongs to a guy by the name of jimmy. probably will suit up sunday against carolinas. working out today. in his first impression of what kyle shanahan has going on with the 49ers. >>> getting here and just seeing. very laid-back funny guy. light on his tolls. i noticed in the team meeting. i can't wait to get home and tell my wife the head coach. that is cool. this is one cool coach. >>> uses for those. a deep tissue very casual slip on. >>> we go from lighthearted to heavy emotion. carolina coming to town with a very disgruntled it seems eric reid. when he was with the 49ers for his solidarity with colin kaepernick kneeling with the national anthem was played. john lynch and kyle shanahan took over the s. read clearly not in play. moving forward he winds up with carolina. clearly an ax to grind against his former team. >>> bitter. i wouldn't call it bitter. i just don't forget. it has layers to it. the way colin was treated. i feel like i was treated

find tax policy having real impact, don is absolutely -- maria: we have been talking about the cities of this nation really seeing terrible situations, san francisco and now new york, we will get into that. final word from you, craig, in terms of this market, what do you catalyst in terms of next move in investing? >> earning season start in about 10 days that will be the next real catalyst, expectations are pretty low, any sort of selloff, any sort of volatility, we will try to take advantage on that. maria: craig, great to have you. we are getting started this morning, also next digital founder and entrepreneur jimmy with us live discussing the latest on hong kong, he's on the front line of those hong kong protests as somebody was shot yesterday, we will talk about that tennessee mark green is here. former ceo and now commissioner of the wnba kathy joining us in cwaa paying college athletes plus investing, chairman and ceo mario here on september's manufacturing data and allocating capital today, big 3 hours coming up, stay with us, short break and impeachment inquiry, secretary of state mike pomp bow is warning democrats to stop, quote, bullyin

don ne bowhen i can tell you how >> we'll have more after our local news. >> thanks, guys. thank you. >>> a very good morning to you. police in san franciscothat injured several people. police say one driver sped from the scene and caused another crash. five people hurt, one is in critical condition. police are saying drugs and alcohol were involved. all traffic including buses had to be rerouted until crews cleared the scene, let's check the morning commute right now. >> a light flow of traffic. not a problem, the silicon volley looking very cely. and we're looking over here and contra costa county just a great drive, some slowing into the alamo. it is against the typical chut that is light anyway, but we're looking at the recovery after the earlier crash cleared. you see some slowing, but that is clearing and it is not because of the bay bridge. do you think it is a holiday for some today? >> i guess it is, not us. we'll be here. another local news update in half an hour. >>> we are back now. it is 8:30 on a monday morning and we have a huge holiday crowd out here on the plaza. man. my goodness.someti this is a rowdy crowd. we love it we