what is the epa saying?le mine executive last year was very comfortable reaching out to the epa about the stock price of this mine. we know there were meetings in advance between the epa's top decision-maker on this and the mining company, but the epa is insisting that there was no advanced notice on what they called the timing or content of this decision. they said that those meetings, including meetings with those opposed to the mine are quite common. the epa fighting back on this with us saying there was no tip. >> so where is this complaint going? the sec is not investigating at this point, right? >> well, we don't know. this complaint was just filed. we talked to about a half a dozen former investigators, experts on this, they all say look, there's red flag there is. we won't know if the sec is investigating. even if they are investigating because that's pretty much private, but we'll find out if something goes up. >> more to come on tonight's breaking news, did vladimir putin pull more of the president

even epa scientists were caught off guard. something was happening days before the epa that former canadian securities regulator joe groya seems to think is more fishy than just s salmon. >> 100,000 shares a day or less to very large amounts, 7, 800,000 shares a day. someone looking at that is going to say what happens caused that sudden interest in this company? >> 1.2 million shares were bought on june 20th by a company insider and director of an offshore investment firm. the timing of stock purchases in advance of a major epa policy change is raising calls for an investigation. >> we believe what happened was that inside information was disclosed, inside rs in the company traded on that information and then made a profit as a result of that. >> and that's illegal? >> yes, it is. >> an attorney working for the environmental group earthworks, which just filed this complaint with new jersey's bureau of securities. at the heart of the complaint, did company insiders know in advance the epa was reversing course? so does that sug

the epa is updating a decades old. they say will protect millions of americans from lead poisoning. some democrats. >>the environmental protection agency just announced new rules which it says will protect millions of americans, especially young children from lead water poisoning but already some environmentalists and democratic lawmakers are critical of the plan is say doesn't go far enough. our washington dc reporter recall martin sat down with the epa administrator who released the rules. >>nearly 30 years after its that lead standards for drinking water, the epa is updating its rules designed to protect americans from dangerous lead contamination that's a huge step epa acting administrator andrew wheeler says the epa will now require water systems to test every school or day care is drinking water for lead contamination. the epa will also require utilities to replace dangerous underground pipes at a customer's request and it will force water companies to immediately alert customers if they discover high levels of lead we are arming everybody with the information they need to mak

environmental epa. our epa which is doing a great job. >> reporter: in an interview with abc speaker pelosi said she believes the president is scared so he's trying to divert attention. the epa notified the san francisco public utilities commission of violations including failure to operate sewage treatment facilities creating public health risks. city attorney dennis herrera responded with a statement. these attacks on san francisco are a politically motivated ploy, nothing more. the trumpet ministration as ignoring facts and misusing the epa to attack people it disagrees with. >> i was sued by him. he is a do-nothing. sued by him so that i can't get on the ballot in the state of california. >> reporter: the president also named, the governor alluded to a district court judge's decision to temporarily block a state law requiring presidential candidates to disclose five years of tax returns to appear on the primary ballot. governor newsom responded with a tweet saying in part -- feel bad for the poor pr

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the epa threatens to impose civil penalties. the san francisco mayor london breed said they trump admismantling and politicizing the epa . >>> health panel is seeking internal facebook documents that could show the social media company leverages its market dominance to crush or absorb its competitors. the request by the house judiciary committee comes amid new antitrust investigations of the tech industry. the house committee is requesting thousands of pages of internal documents and emails. some authored by ceo mark zuckerberg that were ordered sealed by a california judge. >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders recovering after having heart surgery yesterday. the vermont senator had chest pains at a campaign event in las vegas and was taken to a hospital. doctors found a blockage in an artery and inserted two stents. still no word on when he will be back on the campaign trail . >>> 4:36 am. democratic presidential candidate joe biden is campaigning today in san francisco. he will appear at codianne feinstein and

politicizing the epa.s president trump sudden concern for california's environment is ironic considering he is undercutting the state's ambitious standards and climate change. >>> after t contract, thousands of workers went on strike today. union members local five to walk the picket line in san jose today. the 12,000 employees work in a range of departments from road maintenance to mental health counseling to family services. they say that the contract dispute is on unfair labor practices and is not about money. the county executive disagrees. >> they basically will have the decision to make about whether they want to return to the bargaining table and come up with a contract, or whether they want to continue to believe that there is a three dollars signing in my pocket and therefore stay on strike and not have a contract . >> the working conditions have deteriorated exponentially. it is about the workloads, the vacancies, the inability to retain staff. >> reporter: the package on the table right now had

the city attorney has filed a freedom of information act request with the epa hoping to get documents that will reveal how exactly this notice of violation was issued. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> okay. very good. thank you. >>> happening tomorrow, vice president joe biden will make two fund-raising stops in the bay area. his first is a luncheon in palo alto. he's scheduled to attend a cocktail reception at senator ziep feinstein's home in san francisco. the visit to the bay area comes more than a week after his name was publicly outlined as part of a whistle-blower complaint involving the trump administration. >>> the red liquid that was thrown at several lawmakers in the senate chamber was in fact human blood. you may remember last month a demonstrator threw the liquid from what appeared to bemensual 43 yerld rebecca de la leo from santa cruz. it came after a new law was passed to crack down on fraudulent medical exemptions for vaccinations. she'll be back in court next month. >>> a san jose man is now face a murder charge following a deadly shoo

the epa claims homeless are a risk to the water supply.d debris going into the storm drains. san francisco said that is simply not true. the water supply comes from the high sierra. and his sewer system captures and treats street litter that will flow into the ocean and bay. the mayor is saying the epa is being used as a political weapon. mayor london woodberry fired back saying the epa has been systematically dismantled and politicized under this current administration. president trump's sudden concern for california's environment is a bit ironic she said. considering he is undercutting the states vehicle emission standards and climate change plans. >>> the state department is calling on north korea to refrain from publications. this is in response to north korea firing a ballistic missile hours after agreeing to resume stalled nuclear talks with the united states. south korean officials confirmed the missiles launched from the coast of. east of pyongyang. reportedly landed in the sea of japan about 280 miles away. it is the first north k

epa. our epa which is doing a great job. >> mayor london breed accused the trump administration of dismantling and politicizing the epa. she said , quote, president trump's sudden concern for california's environment is ironic considering he is undercutting the states ambitious vehicle emission standards and climate change plans. >>> we have an update on the health of presidential candidate bernie sanders. senator sanders who had heart surgery yesterday says he is feeling good but there's no word on when he will be back on the campaign trail. video from tuesday night in las vegas of sanders at a campaign event shows him asking for a chair. his staff says he complained about chest pain and was taken to a hospital. doctors later found a blockage in an artery and they inserted two stents. our medical absurd expert says very bernie sanders could be out of the hospital quickly. >> has artery is open. his heart is getting blood flow and come again, there's a lot of things we don't know. did he a

a huge step epa acting administrator andrew wheeler says the epa will now require water systems to test every school. here's drinking water for lead contamination. the epa will also require utilities to replace dangerous underground pipes at a customer's request and it will force water companies to immediately alert customers if they discover high levels of lead we are arming everybody with the information they need to make sure that their families and their children are protected, but some environmental groups and congressional dip. >>because the rules to actually reduce the acceptable levels of lead in drinking water. >>actually a step backwards. >>this keeps the same standard that has been in place that led to the problems that seen in plant and other places around the country and actually reduces the urgency to replace those lead lines. >>michigan democrat dan kildee represents the city of flint we're in 2015 thousands of children reported him by lead contaminated drinking water. >>we hope that the lessons of flint would mean. real aggressive standard this a lot more that needs to b

the trump administration is ignoring facts and misusing the epa to attack people disagrees with. >> ias sued by him to do nothing. sued by him so i can't get on the ballot in the state of california. the president name called the governor alluding to a district court judges decision to block state law requiring presidential candidates to expose five years of tax returns to appear on the primary ballot. governor newsom responded with a tweet saying feel bad for the poor president of finland who had to endure that. >> in response to a letter from the epa last week they said they are tired of the president taking swipes at the city for no reason. >>> a pretty nice day out there today. mary fall like with plenty of sunshine. a light breeze and temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. it was 83 in fairfield today. 83 in antioch. temperatures tomorrow will be a little cooler. tomorrow we will see lots of 70s. mid-70s. these are the today highs. a weak system that shows up right there. this guy bumps into the coast tonight and tomorrow and keeps temperatures from going up rapidly. it will come u

. >>> the epa cited san francisco over water quality. the epa alleges that the city discharges billions of gallons of untreated sewer water into the ocean. the move follows a claim by president trump that the city is allowing needles and other debris from the homeless to wash into the sea. the epa says san francisco faces various penalties if it doesn't take corrective action. >>> 4:54 a.m. approaching 4:55. we are in the 40s and in the 50s right now. good morning, vallejo. 44 in mountain view. in san ramon, half moon bay, 43 degrees. we'll go through the next couple of hours. sun is up after 7:00 a.m. by 11, into the 60s. for the afternoon, lots of sunshine. temperatures slightly cooler today than yesterday. we had a cold front move through with a little fanfare. max temperatures will be in the 70s. 65 today and breezy in san francisco. 76 in santa rosa. 70 in oakland. about 75 in san jose, concord and antioch at 77. you can see santa cruz comfortable with a high of 73. we are tracking a major issue, though, on northbound 101. here's fr

. >>> also tonight, senator harris wants to know if the epa is targeting san francisco for political reasons. yesterday, the epa sent a notice of violation to the city, accusing it of him properly disposing waste into the ocean and bay. recently, president trump has been bashing san francisco over the homeless crisis, claiming that needles are going through storm drains and into the water. harris and senator dianne feinstein are calling for an investigation. in a letter sent today, they at the epa's inspector general to look into why the agency abruptly reversed course after working with the city for months on an ocean treatment plan. >>> night, wks bere the november elections, san francisco's district attorney said he is resigning. george gascon that he will be moving to l.a., where he makes for a run for da there. his last day will be friday, october 18, then after that cass county was current chief of staff will temporarily take his face until the other das appointed by the mayor are elected by voters next month. >>> the print the president of san francisco's police officers assoc

epa. our epa which is doing a great job. >> mayor london breed accused the trump administration of dismantling and politicizing the epa. she said come apart, president trump's sudden concern for california's environment is ironic considering he is undercutting the state's ambitious vehicle emission standards and climate change plans . >>n 20 californians say the homeless crisis is one of the biggest problems facing california. the newest public policy institute survey shows 50% of the people surveyed say homelessness is their top concern. and the topic crosses party lines. another 15% of people say the economy is their major priority. housing, immigration and the environment rounded out the top five. and 48% of the people surveyed also say they are not optimistic about the future of california . >>> governor newsom has signed a controversial bill into law that allows the city of san francisco to act as a conservator to people who are addicted to drugs or dealing with mental illness. it all

e e pa administrator -- epa administrator andrew wheeler. andrew, you've done a fantastic job. [applause] he's right now working on small refineries, getting them everything they need to stay, because it's a highly competitive business. we want to keep them really prosperous and keep them in business, andrew. so i know you're working on this. and he's dealing with them, i think, this week and next week, and he'll hopefully have something for the small refiners. anybody here from small refiners? yeah, a couple. not too many. oh, forget the small refiners. we don't have -- [laughter] now, you're going to take care of those small refiners. they're great people, right in and they've really been

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>>the epa issued a violation notices, san francisco over its waste water treatment so in a letter to the city's public utilities commission. the epa said that the city failed to prop operate and maintain the city so much collection and discharged about 2 billion gallons of untreated sewer water into the ocean annually the epa could pursue injection really for civil penalties, if the state does not correct the problems. president trump warned of the violation notice last month blaming the alleged violation on the city's homeless problem. breaking news story in san francisco where north on one oh one is closed near the paul avenue exit following a fatal accident caused by a wrong-way driver crews are still on scene investigating. we know that a person heading south on north on one oh one collided with attack taxi. 3 people were in that taxi, none of the people inside survived nor did the driver who was traveling in the wrong direction so we have a total of 4 people dead on one oh one north at paul a traffic alert has been issued for hoping to have a couple of lanes open within the next

, our epa which is doing a great job.>> the mayor accused trump of politicizing the epa, she said, president trump's sudden concern for california's environment is ironic considering he is undercutting the states ambitious vehicle emissions standards and climate change plans.>>> we have an update on the health of bernie sanders, who had heart surgery yesterday says he's feeling good but there is no word on when he will bat be back on the campaign trail. he was asking for a chair the h the doctors inserted two stents. a medical expert said he couldn't be out of the hospital quickly. >> his artery is open, his heart is getting blood flow, and again, there's a lot of things we don't know. did he actually suffer a heart attack? is his heart beating normally or was part of it permanently damaged?>> senator sanders sent out a tweet pushing his healthcare plans, part of it says, i'm fortunate to have good healthcare and great doctors and nurses helping me recover. none of us know when a medical emergency might affect us, and none of us should fear going bankrupt if it occurs. medicare for all.>>> c

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e epa issued san francio notic is violating the clean air and water act. the epa claims that they are allowing human waste to filter into the bay. mayor breed said she will figha >> safe injection sites provide an incredible opportunity to build a relationship to provide support that someone might choose. this is politics, unfortunately. >> mayor breed has been a staunch advocate of safe injection centers. meanwhile a judge ruled that supervised injection sites do not violate federal law. >>> a heart wrenching into the murder trial of former dallas police heather guyger. >> >> reporter: an extraordinary moment in the courtroom wednesday. >> 18-year-old brother of the victim for gave heather guyger. >> i love you as a person. i don't wish anything bad on you. >> she testified she killed the victim after mistakingly entering his apartment picking it was her own. >> that 10 years in prison is 10 years for reflection and for her to change your life. >> she faced up to 99 years in prison. the prosecutors asked28 years. >> i still won't see him. [ crying ] >> bo

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so the epa is instead focusing on sewage spills. we have reached out to the sfpuc for reaction but have yet to hear back. reporting in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, jean. now we just got a statement from san francisco city attorney. it says, quote, the trump administration is ignoring facts and misusing the epa to attack people it disagrees with. we submitted a freedom of information act request today to the epa for records related to this. we're looking forward to exposing what's really going on here. >>> well, there is new information tonight about a kidnapping and death in santa cruz county. initial reports yesterday were that a man was kidnapped from his home in santa cruz. i want to show you a picture of that man. it's 50-year-old. later they found his car in the santa cruz mountains with a body nearby. today investigators say the motive is robbery, and that it's an isolated incident. no word at this point how autre died. >>> we are getting our first look at the driver of a deadly hit-and-run

at that point, the epa changed their attitude and we were able to come to an agreement. we won our case, but unlike a lot of other middle-class americans, that is not the case. they -- we could have never fought. the litigation was way too expensive. so i want to thank the president today for signing this executive order, which will hold the epa and other government agencies more responsible for their actions. thank you. [applause] so they had you up to $16 million? that is peanuts for you, right? that is great. glad it worked out. and it is working out even better. we are also joined by richard, who was prevented from expanding his business because of the obscure regulatory guidance on rule from the 1980's, an old rule. richard, talk about it. please. richard: thank you. mr. president, i would like to thank you for the invitation to speak and bring attention to the reform to the rulemaking process. i operate family-owned business in fairbanks, alaska. oururchased some land for business about 20 years ago, so we could move operations out of town to the new facility. and

. >> reporter: the claim by the epa the city is letting drug needles and human waste drain out to the bay. london breed said that is not the case and plans to fight the accusations with concrete facts. >>> we of course are going to take that seriously. at the end of the day we note this is unfortunately politics.>> reporter: the feud intensifies on a day a judge in philadelphia ruled supervised injection sites do not violate that are low. may your breed has been a staunch supporter of safe injection sensors and even let a tour of a mock site last august.>>> safe injection sites provide an incredible opportunity to build trust. to build a relationship in order to provide the support that someone might choose. >> reporter: while she has her agenda to clean up the streets the president said san francisco is no longer the great city it once was. >>> there are needles and drugs all over the street. there are tense. there are people that are dying in squalor. in the best location. and san francisco.>> reporter: the mayor said the city is looking at how the federal ruling will affect san fra

. >>> clean up or else, the message from the epa to the city of san francisco. they sent a strongly-worded letter to governor newsom and the public utilities commission. they aren't getting rid of waste properly. it accuses san francisco of dumping billions of gallons of sewage into the ocean every year which violates epa rules. this battle has been brewing since hud secretary ben carson visited to check out the homeless problem after the president accused the city of dumping needles into the waterways. the mayor breed says that's not true. >>> the president lashed out during a joint news conference with finland's president and dodged a question about the now infamous call with ukraine's president. and when the reporter followed up, the president insisted the question can be directed at finland's leader. >> did you hear me? did you hear me? ask him a question. i've given you a long answer. ask this gentleman a question, don't be rude. >> also the state department inspector general asked for a private meeting. >>> for the first time in 40 years, hundreds of south

senator feinstein sent a letter to the epa claiming that the threat is politically motivated and has nothing to qu >>> the time is 4:45 and a new poll from uc berkeley show strong support for laura creating new regulations for vaccine medical exemptions for school kids in that report immunization rates at schools and daycare's including 90% of democrats, 82% of independents and 73% of republicans. >>> people in marin county can get a free flu shot starting today in the meantime and they will offer free flu shots at different locations in san rafael. they will be at social services organizations and they are on larkspur street today. experts advise to get a flu shot between now and the middle of november. >>> san francisco police cited 33 animal-rights activists protested during a protest outside whole foods that began yesterday morning when they used chains to block entrancess to whole foods are cruel to animals. whole foods is owned by amazon and they call in jeff bezos to put an end to these alleged violations. >> the activists have investigated amazon on whole foods farms for year

the trump administration is ignoring facts and misusing the epa to attack the bullet disagrees with. >> i was sued by him so i can't get on the ballot in the state of california. >> reporter: the president name called the governor alluding to a district court order to block residential candidates to disclose five years of tax returns to appear on the primary ballot. the governor responded with a tweet saying "feel bad for the four president of finland who had to endure that. close vote in response to the letter said they are tired of the president taking five at the city for no reason other than politics. greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco city attorney said they issued a freedom of information act request today. >>> a new evacuation plan in and to rosa. the new high-tech and low-tech ways that people who live there can prepare for wildfire. >>> no contract for month. why workers in santa clara county are striking for the first time in 40 years. >> it was a bit warmer today in the bay area. temperatures in the next couple days, there will be warm and cool. i will let you kn

. >> first the epa headed by a scientist. we need the x chemical companies and the ex- lobbyist for the oil companies to be gone the epa needs to be a magnet for world-class environmental science. we have a situation if we do not act quite radically within the next 12 years we could have a level of social collapse never seen in the modern era and on the way to a situation where whole swabs of countries or continents are uninhabitable because of the heat then food can be grown and economic collapse. food shortages and be hundreds of millions of environmental refugees. right now we have the environmental crisis with 63 million people that have been displaced you think that is a refugee crisis now just wait to see what happens then. we need nothing short of a world war ii level mass mobilization to reader reduce climate change we need to reforest and develop new forms of energy. and animal factory farming. and then still have that same level of problem. so now it's interesting because we talked about the paris climate accord to

snorps feinstein wants to know if the epa was pressured to single out california and the city of san francisco. >> president trump has criticized san francisco and california in recent months. >> new information about a deadly hit and in kurp point. now tell us the driver did it purposely but the victims were random. this is the accused driver. maria ortiz. accused of running over and killing a man on a trail in san antonio owe park on tuesday. a park witnessed her drive back and forth over the ma man several times. she tried to hit a second hiker trying to get away. investigators are trying to figure out what triggered the attack. >> a horrific crash on highway 101 overnight killed four people in san francisco. the cvp says a wrongway driver was under the influence when she slammed into a taxi cab killing all three people inside. nbc bay area kristy smith it live in san francisco with more on the crash and the identities of victims and city the cars are unensable. >> yeah be i just spoke briefly with a woman working at the taxi cab company here she didn't want to go on camera unders

. >>> san francisco put unnoticed by the epa.iolations detailed today and why city officials are calling it a political stunt. >>> has democrats are very good that they would subpoena the documents for documents related to president trump's alleged effort to pressure the president of ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son. president trump, alongside the president of the montagnais, at the white house, expressed outrage. and without offering any evidence, the chairman of the house intelligence committee help write the whistleblower complaint. he also denied he did anything wrong. >> you will from arne pastors, you will hear from some of the folks that know about the call. why it was set up, and everything else. it is unworthy to do what he did in that call. is not perfect. it is wrong. >> the former he was on board is set to testify tomorrow. he resigned the day after the whistleblower complaint, which was made public. president donald trump lust out today at nancy pelosi, gavin newsom, and the bay area. >> the president dou

the fines were up to $60 million and when the foundation stepped in and sued the epa on my behalf andat point the epa change their attitude, we were able to come to an agreement, we won our case but unlike a lot of other middle-class americans, that is not the case. we could have never fought, the litigation was way too expensive. so i would like to think the president today for finding signing this executive order which will hold the government agencies more responsible for their actions. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so they had to up at is great, i'm glad it worked out and working out even better. we are also joined by richard who was prevented from expanding his business because of the obscure regulatory guidance on a rule from the 1980s, an old rural, please come up and talk about it. >> thank you. mr. president, i would like to thank you for the invitation to speak and bring much needed attention to the reform of the rulemaking process used by the regulatory agencies. i operate a family-owned business in fairbanks alaska, we purchased some land for a business about 20 years

president trump recently said that exact scenario was happening in the city, then the epa followed up. >>> happening today, two protests will be held in oakland calling for making the streets safer. this is days after a woman was killed in a hit and run. heung jung was crossing the street with her 4-year-old niece when they were both hit tuesday morning. the garfield elementary school community will hold a protest before and after school today. she just picked up her niece and they were walking home when they were hit. the young girl had injuries to her head and stomach. >>> some east bay high schoolers are waking up without a friday night football game to look forward to. safety concerns forced a local district to officially call off kickoff. as we told you, west contra costa unified was worried since a shooting last week disrupted a high school football game in richmond. the district considered making kickoff earlier for the game, but they decided to just postpone the whole game. not everyone agrees with this. >> we're just erring on the side of caution, trying to put as much distan

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feinstein says she wants to know if the epa was pressured to single out california and the city of san francisco since president trump has been criticizing california and the city in recent months. >>> well, park and ride with a side of big brother. that is the accusation from some bart riders upset over >> plan to install license plate readers at two new south bay parking lots. tonight it is an issue of convenience versus surveillance. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live at the bart station to tell us more. sergio. >> reporter: well, the idea is that when the milpitas bart station opens for business, riders will be able to prepay for their parking at their large garage here by going online or using an app. and those readers will be able to tell who is all paid up. vta said tonight they promise they're going to keep all that private information safe. >>> two new stations that extend bart further into the south bay will have two large parking garages with 15 to 1600 spaces each. >> the license plate reader is the way we ensure people pay for tarking. it gar's ae and the records wits