on behalf of the entire city of ft. worth, i'm sorry. to tatyana's family, it's unacceptable there's nothing that could justify what happened on saturday morning. to mr. james smith, i know you're hurting today as well. we call police as we ask good neighbors to do. you're the neighbor, the one we want next to us. the type of person who does what's right in ft. worth. her death has left you totally shaken, and your sense of security and trust in law enforcement jeopardized. and i'm sorry, to her nephew who witnessed the unspeakable loss sorry doesn't cut it, the entire city needs to sur round this young man with prayers, support and anything his family needs. the gun is irrelevant, she was in her own home, carrying for an 8-year-old nephew. atatiana was a victim, she was taken from her family in circumstances that are truly unthinkable. i'm listening and hearing our community, my home, there's heart break, but healing and renewal of trust will come. it will take a significant amount of work from all of us and it must be done day by day,

years of war have taken a savage toll more than a 3rd of syria's houses are damaged in some places entire cities are as good as destroyed schools hospitals roads all need to be repaired or rebuilt. the united nation estimates that it will cost $250000000000.00 of the say it will be closer to $400000000000.00 yet the syrian government's anti a budget last year was less than a $9000000000.00. damascus has launched its own reconstruction programs but so far it has yielded little not only that the vast majority of what money is available is spends in areas that supported the government while opposition strongholds have been left in ruins. syria needs international back as to rebuild but its closest allies russia and iran do not have the money the russian economy is struggling under western sanctions over its aggression in ukraine tehran has its own sanctions to deal with russia wants the west to pay for the reconstruction but both the united states and the european union have said that as long as bashar al assad remains in power they will take no part in the rebuilding of syria. so the e.u. and the

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what you were saying earlier is when you tell an entire city to leave, entire city of hillsboro, leave. leave your workplaces and your homes, we will take care of it. you are taking over the care of that entire city and people look to you to say is it going to be okay. >> for people thinking about leaving or not, the other part of this is there will be utilities shutdown because of the fire, not necessarily the public safety power shutdown but if that were not affecting that area, it will be shutdown in terms of power so you might not have water or power for a while. >> yes. >> so it might be a smart thing to get out anyway and you can always come back. >>back. we will looking at the incident map and it is maybe a good time to remind people how unprecedented this is picked you have a number there on your screen. 180,000 people under mandatory evacuation. the sheriff's apartment is saying this is the biggest evacuation event that any of us in this department can remember that you also have all of these people without power all over the bay area. i mean thousands and thousands and these

now we have a bigger platform to do it and impact the entire city.e counting on you, young people, to step up and step out and be successful because i'm going to be retiring in a couple of years. so i want you to be prepared to take my place. that's the whole point. i could tell you got me. you're ready, yes. so with that, sister davis, can you come on up and tell the young folks how they can apply for opportunities for all because i want you to start now and i also want to make sure that we grow this program so it's not just the summer. we want to make sure that we are doing this year-round and we are going to hold all the big companies accountable who do business accountable to participate in this program which is a future for our young folks all over the city. ms. davis. >> thank you, mayor. give another round for mayor breed. i see you guys are already color-coordinated. you're ready to step into it. i would say the quick way to do this is harold shields here. he is going to be point for us to coordinate some of that. i saw patsy and john also. i

as far as the lawyers are concerned, there's no difference between this man owning an entire city with 120 megapixel camera and me sticking my camera out of it airplane to take a picture of the landscape as a fly cross-country is a public space and operate to do so. >> you buy that? >> i think it's fair to say the law has not kept pace with what you described in the book. it may be before diving in, there's another part of the book that you have not gone to. you see in the book, abi and the technical term talking about the artificial intelligence apparatus around it and other similarities where the increased collection ability generates way too much information for the normal intake process. i have a specific question on the other side but i think we need you to explain a little more before we go. >> one of these cameras, a single one generates an unsalvageable amount of data. i calculated that it would take 2000 ipads to play the imagery from single camera at any different time if you're looking at real-time and real size revolution. as one engineer put it to me it takes 1 million peo

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. >> this many people would not be mad at the same landlord throughout the entire city for no reason. >> the stories i've heard are horrific. >> reporter: it's a story we've been following throughout 2019. rent controlled tenant san francisco feel like they're getting pushed out by constant renovations and rent pay for it all. >> veritas. >> reporter: referencing our reports at their last meeting, the board of supervisors stepped in voting to ask the rent board to tighten the rules about when landlords can pass on the biggest rent increase of all, the cost of their mortgage. >> you're going to need to listen or you wonder why you messed it up for everyone else in the industry. >> reporter: the law isn't retroactive, so tenants are still being asked to pay. the rent board has approved 32 such petitions, 17 of which were from veritas. >> we're working with the supervisors, with the city to ensure that we're not passing on these past -- for people who need it. >> reporter: veritas launched its own exemption program, saying it would take tenants at their word and not increase their rent i

. >> we lost the entire city of paradise. we don't want anymore tragedies like that. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by many but some said pg&e needs to plan better and give more notice. frank. >> amber lee in oakland tonight. a number of other schools will be closed tomorrow due outages. they include berkeley, sonoma state, skyline high in oakland closed along with the alum rock and napa valley. you can find a list on our website and power outages are the top stories at ktvu.com. >> we're starting to see winds pick up in the north bay hills red flag fire warnings all the areas in red. you can see for the north and east bay hills by tomorrow night have gusts approaching 55 miles per hour, santa cruz mountains 45 miles per hour. our big concern is this. the dry northeast flow, you see the arrows coming do unthe hillside. that could accelerate and we could have stronger wind developing as it comes down the hillside and you can see this. a red flag warning for the north bay and east bay begins. santa cruz mountains begins 5 p.m.

we keep scrolling to the south you'll see sonoma come into view there it is and just about the entire city is under this a complete blackout this morning. same case in the napa valley, although that's slightly different as slide the map you'll see up in napa itself, the northern half of the city doing all right. but on either side and in southern napa you're looking at power outages as you can see and that is going to be the kitsch the situation all morning long as we zoom in on middletown, the air you can see you know similar situation with the north half of the city's dealing with power his but nowhere or else. a corps de le also similarly and fairfield to depending on where you are you're looking at fairfield itself just fine down your city but north of that along 80 as you head up towards fairfield you start getting into areas where p g name has again. remove power from residents there as a precaution against the potential for wildfires. we're going to take a quick break we'll be back with more in just a minute and again a deeper dive in and ali this math, but also in areas like morocc

oh my gosh if it's like the entire city comes down hundreds of thousands of people and no matter whether you know but since i have a little italian is a lot of whatever everyone's german for the people. and finally the 1st cake is tapped. a total of 120000 liters of beer are sold in 3 days not quite as much as is sold at the original october fest in munich but here they're proud of having 110 different types of beer on offer. many beers are self brewed but the original german beer is most popular. some have even been imported from germany. plastic cups replaced the steins. were both german so it feels like you know it's nice sometimes to try to reflect on your original heritage good heritage that would come from and i love the beer and a lot of the food i'm. thinking is trying to mission fact i think it's great it's a mix of cincinnati culture and german culture it's always fun it's not diminished by. german culture came to cincinnati around 200 years ago the midway. just in the us was one of the most popular destinations for german immigrants close to 60 percent of cincinnati's populati

additional 30,000 or so people evacuated from all the way down to the santa rosa area and not the entire cityf it. >> a lot of folks frustrated with this entire process being evacuated from their home. having to leave very suddenly. pg&e is changed some of the tim times.

incident shut down the entire city block the surrounding area. evacuations were underway at nearby buildings and also they had to suspend the city streetcar service, it's still exile unclear. of the building to come down it's still under investigation. after getting hit by a car our look at that was caught on camera. he was left alone in the street will have an update on his story coming up next. >>before we go how about a little peek outside like to check in on the golden gate there it is traffic looks and we'll have the hollywood minute that's coming up after the break stay with us. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, thanks for staying with us time to check in on your entertainment headlines today and a small film has a huge debut a veteran performer gets royal on. and a beatle reveal something about abbey road. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. >>one over to twitter account of the rescue. people the univision your pies a singer. tex huge hartenstein more parasite the korean film that won top honors at the cannes film festiv

. >> reporter: the area issues encompassing one third of the entire city including all of downtown and much of the industrial zones to the north which is about four square miles. every available officer has been called in to enforce this pedestrian curfew. >> we want to keep our communities safe and we don't want people loitering around businesses that are close that have no business being around them . >> reporter: the curfew is an effect only in power shut off areas. no pedestrians will be allowed on the street. checking on neighbors is okay. the curfew will end at 6:30 a man. >> this is like the book of eli. >> neighbors were not enthusiastic. >> do you think it's overkill? >> i think it is. you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: better safe than sorry. >> reporter: mary jo things a whole situation is silly to begin with. >> reporter: you're saying the curfew was right? >> it is adding insult to injury. people should be able to walk. we have a safe downtown and if people want to walk their dog they shouldn't be locked in the house because we don't have power. >> reporte

. >> reporter: the mayor is also relieved that the entire city of 60,000 got the all clear to return home. >> it has been great and a lot of smiling faces and a tough week here. >> reporter: he wants not everyone will have power with the shut off. temperatures are expected to drop into the 30s so the county and red cross plan to keep warming centers and shelters open. >> it seems it is getting significantly colder every night, so ifrs are available fo that. they are repairing treats and plan to hold halloween parties at the shelters on halloween for all of the children still there. also, the mayor of santa rosa said they will do a food giveaway for anyone who comes home and finds the refrigerator full of spoiled food, they will be able to go to the finley center tomorrow in the afternoon to pick up food and donations will be accepted in the morning. reporting from santa rosa, fox 2 news. >>> developing news now in the south they were deputies are investigating the shooting at the santa teresa bpa station and it happened about 8:50 tonight and initial reports indicate a security guard

which has led to us adding an additional $75 million to help with small sites acquisition in the entire city, and we will continue to make the kinds of investments that are going to make this program even better. i also have to say that we have a 600 million-dollar affordable housing bond on the ballot. without raising property taxes, and it provides opportunity for low and middle income residents. the opportunity to actually do more small sites acquisition purchases, so just be on the lookout for that because that will be critical to the success of housing production in san francisco. we so appreciate the fact that this was really about a partnership. with supervisor mar and his leadership, working with meta, working with the housing accelerator fund because the city moves so slow, that we need partners who can instantly put up the cash, but we don't have to miss out on an incredible opportunity like that. i really want to thank all of you here today because it really did take a village to make this incredible project possible, and i am just happy to have played a small role in the success