we have posted those statements on our website and after we brought eureka's story to the attention of bacs we found out over the weekend she has since been placed in a hotel. >> bacs is expanding. have you heard from other bacs clients maybe outside of berkeley? >> we're looking into that as well. we've talked with nearly two dozen people who are bacs clients in oakland and that group is organizing and they're asking that both berkeley and oakland audit bacs to see the money is spent appropriately. we're looking into that as well. >> thank you. >>> keep sending your stories and ideas to project home at cbs.com and you can see all of susie's reporting. >>> we want to tell you about the launch of our new streaming news service. >> we provide local news on demand for multiple platforms for free. you can watch cbsn bay area on www.kpix.com, the cbs news app and also on your favorite platform. >>> in the forecast wednesday's winds and the red flag warning is the headline. however, i do not want to overlook the temperatures for tomorrow. look at the daytime highs and if you just looked at t

welcome to eureka. >> describe to us what it means.it might be heart and soul of the new levi's. >> which joined the company back in 2011, one of the things that really believe in is the importance of innovation we had a small innovation center in turkey which was planes and trains and automobiles to get there and we decided to move that innovation center and scale it up and put it right here right down the street. we're a couple of blocks from our headquarters innovation in the apparel industry we'll talk around a little bit it's tactile and iterative and being close to the designers and close to the merchants who are working on our future lines and working on innovation, that proximity was really important i thought to myself here we are, at that time, i used to say we're at the northern tip of silicon valley how do we attract all the silicon valley talent and innovation to work with levi's they're not going to do it if they have to go all the way to turkey so by putting this center here and named it eureka and opened it in 2013 and

eureka could see 90 to 100 mile an hour winds. we are further away but some parts of eureka could see historic winds. for us the rain showers, the breeze and the current rain continue. right now the heaviest rain, this is the main event right here working its way out of the santa rosa north bay area. as it does it will move into fairfield and back. this line of storms will have rainfall rates that could be to the tune of a half inch to anth problems. up in the kincaid fire area her i don't think we still have andre seniors camera. we had andre earlier in the north bay he was in that yellow. remember how hard it was raining? that is what we have going right now. it will get wetter at your house in the next few hours. >>> it has been a great season for the san francisco 49ers. tied for the best record in the nfl. today they're giving back. players and families served thanksgiving dinner to hundreds of people in need. maureen naylor at martha's kitchen in san jose and the event is starting to wrap up. >> reporter: they are pretty muc

a landslide election victory a conservative defeated the leader of the social democrat party big eureka dunshee the run up to the election was dominated by allegations of corruption against and she was party. pro-democracy supporters in hong kong are celebrating after securing a landslide victory in municipal elections the pro-democracy camp has won $388.00 council seats compared to $58.00 probation parties just a handful of seats are still up for grabs the opposition now controls a majority of councils and city residents turned out in record numbers to cast their ballots the election is widely seen as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement after nearly 6 months of protests. now for more on that story i'm joined by our reporter hung the president following events there for us so the initial results have come in what do you make of them so far all the counting is still on the way but early results have already shown that the pro-democracy cab is leading the poll it has already won more than $380.00 out of $462.00 seats and that's a lot and as for the probation camp they have lost aro

there are 8 other africans on this list highlight a few 1st the kenyan filmmaker and writer when eureka here she is one who has been in the news lately she has got 2 prominent films out of portfolio the 1st of poems he aside 5 in the 2nd is colder a freaky merrifield he was in the news because it's a film about 2 girls or young women who fall in love in a homophobic society and that raised a lot of eyebrows in kenya because it even though this film did well and was premiered at cannes film festival in 2018 it was banned back home in kenya and she's actually sued the government for banning this film so that's currently in court because of her raising awareness about the issue about discrimination and homophobia in kenya that's one of the reasons why she has been recognized now another issue off owns our computers they are learning more about us they're getting smarter and they can for example tell who we are by look in our faces and one of those problems though that comes up is with certain people they don't get identified very easily and that here comes in the 2nd person we identify tha

in a landslide election victory the conservative defeated the leader of the social democrat party eureka the run up to the election was dominated by allegations of corruption against and chillis party. voting has ended in the presidential runoff the poll from the center right national party is tipped to take the victory many voters are fed up with economic stagnation and high unemployment under done yet martina's center left broad front party which has been in power since 2005. iraqi security forces have opened fire on protesters in several cities including the capital baghdad at least 6 people have been killed in clashes and dozens of others injured it's the latest violence since anti-government protests began in october. before sunrise in the southern city of basra flames block the roads leading to iraq's major trading ports protest is no government workers will soon be trying to travel this way. it's not long before the pink dawn sky is filled with smoke and the empty streets are filled with demonstrators. across the country they're out in force from the south to the capital baghdad i

2nd term on sunday in a landslide the conservative was facing the social democratic party leader eureka done chilla the run up to the election was dominated by public anger over allegations of corruption by. packed like sardines that's the motto of a new italian grassroots movement challenging. his far right league party thousands of demonstrators have been packing public squares in italy holding shapes banners that's the symbol of a growing movement against far right populism the protesters say they want to halt rise to power ahead of pivotal local elections. and your border federica baggio joins me in studio with more on those sardines so how did this movement get going well karl it all started with a pretty spontaneous flash mob in the city of blowing in northern italy on november 14th on that day mantissa leaning was visiting the city and 4 young friends from that city they set up this facebook event calling upon fellow citizens to gather in one of the city squares to pack the square like sardines or. and they were hoping to reach 6000 participants but actually more than double and

right now got down to 970 millibars, set a new record in eureka, california, strongest by central pressure've had wider and more devastating impact storms but last time had central low pressure like this was 2010, this is like a new record. bomb cyclone is explosion of intensification in 24-hour period. look it up, hopefully you learned something today. name sounds fun but the weather we went through definitely was not. treacherous, extremely dangerous, isolated street flooding. worst of the widespread heavy rainfall has moved south. but here's the isolated storms popping up, lightning and possibly small hail as well over the 580 corridor from hayward back into dublin, moving south. likely pick up in union city by 11:45 tonight. as we head to the peninsula, weather moving to fremont to 12:09 into early tomorrow morning. by commute, isolated storms will linger. scattered and potentially small hail, not all clear ffternoon id chance through the bay area. we have to watch out for the storms as you move through wednesday. not only the rain but don't want the cold weather to take a back seat. y

there's a lot of cold air that will develop rapidly is what we say a surface low will form off eureka south wind and your neglecter cold front tuesday evening so today, if you have things to get done today or tomorrow morning after that, you will have to bundle up. rainfall looks good here with this snow. again quite heavy and down to very low levels. so, a busy travel week. we get it. wednesday, thursday the main days. 50s, 60s as far as coldest air and possible thunderstorms wednesday and again i think highs upper 40s low 50s, dave w. lows in the 20s by friday. . >> all right. thank you. >>> time is 5:5 # 3. about 40 minutes from right now, the stock markets will open. and there's big news this morning of a block buster deal involving charles schwabb the investment company in san francisco. coming up at 6:00, details of a $26 billion deal with one of the biggest competitors. plus, usf will have counselors available for students and staff after a threat from a student. we will tell you how school officials found out about the threat. but first, it's no secret people are moving out of

low clouds along the coast, 56 in eureka. monterey, 73.for your weekend forecast, they're still making snow. but mother nature is not helping. 20s for the lows, 50s for the highs. >> the high cost of living and working in silicon valley is the focus of our efforts to building a better bay area. maybe the solution is just moving. a san jose start-up is working with tech companies to offer $10,000 bonuses to remote workers. >> reporter: living in the bay area can be challenging. that's why a new silicon valley start up is hoping to connect more companies with people who want to live in more affordable communities. >> we'll set you up in a community with other like-minded remote workers. we'll give you support tools to help connect you with your home company. >> reporter: main street co-founder douglas ludlow says the companies they work with are willing to pay them to successfully recruit and retain remote talent. as part of the launch, main street will pay a $10,000 bonus to anyone who goes through the program and works a minimum of a year.

eureka, 53. 66 in monterey.sunshine, head down to san diego in los angeles, 79. 84, 92 and warm in palm springs. near 80 through the central valley. for the holiday weekend, we have mid 60 until you get to veterans day on monday. 62. then lows freezing cold in the upper 20s. safe travels. >>> at the live desk, mike pompeo is in germany now commemorating the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. tomorrow marks 30 years since the fall of the wall. the wall was made of nearly 27 miles of concrete and barbed wire. it enclosed west berlin in an attempt to prevent east germans from frleeing to the west. an escape tunnel underneath the wall has been opened to the public for the rest of the time. people who had escaped earlier from west berlin built it. one escapee says the opening of the tunnel is important to remind germany how important democracy is. >> thank you. >>> happening today, two army recruiters will receive soldiers medals for providing life saving measures to shooting victims in san bruno in july. is

look at that red in sacramento valley up to redding and eureka. almost 2.3 million people there.on the flip side of this. we have our winter weather advisory, which is now a winter storm warning up in the sierra until 7:00 today. 8 inches of snow there. you can takea lookatitere. you can see the snow from tahoe to yosemite down to the grapevi grapevine. some thunderstorms possible around san diego. going back to tahoe, snow is possible today, tomorrow and next tuesday. >> thanks. >>> one person suffered burns, two others were rescued as flames ripped through a two-story house in san francisco. flames were pouring from the home on noriega and 35th avenues last night as firefighters got to the scene. fire crews had to deal with downed power lines. the injured person was taken to a burn center for treatment. >>> for the p mthbc7 new has been embedded in fremont. this week we're bringing you stories to problems we all face. >> behind those st. louises at.l >> behind those st. louises aol the people of fremont. we tried to capture their essence in photos. >> reporter: the longest and

storm track remains anchored to the north of the bay area and north of eureka.nt rainfall insight and that is what the forecast model thinks as we wonder is through. november 14 still a bunch of  zeros to show you. there is rainfall to the north in the extended forecast. hopefully things will change. highs tomorrow, foggy in the morning coming back to near the coastline. temperatures ranging from the upper 50s co-side. a look ahead, your five day forecast the same story, probably more sunshine. monday we could work things back up once again. a few spots into the lower 80s and that could include an increase in the fire danger sunday night and monday morning. >> thank you. >>> the raiders and chargers have been playing each other since 1960. tonight's afc west is the last one at the oakland coliseum. i have a live report coming up. when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million

california because this is a very cold system moving in, but really some heavy rain off the coast south of eureka and also seeing the lighter showers now pushing into ukiah and the far northern corner of sonoma countries so into the next couple of hours this will fill in on the radar and we'll see more of this rain. so looking at it moving in at about 2:00 at san rafael and approaching napa and then moving into san francisco shortly thereafter. some of the heaviest rain are up 7:00. the north bay into the we'll see it pushing south of sa into the south bay. but along with this leading edge of rain wtye ve winds and we could see gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour and then spotty showers still lingering by this evening into tomorrow early in the morning we're just going to see the spotty showers that may have the potential of producing some thunder and lightning along with some very cold temperatures and maybe even some hail. we could also see the potential of some low elevation snow for spots like mt. hamilton and into tomorrow afternoon because of how cold the teams will be as the system comes in.

showers really start to settle on into the bay area you're seeing our first sign of rainfall north of eurekar and further south throughout the course of the morning ahead of us at which point yeah we're going get in the mix as far as rain goes as this storm system and dip in the jet stream or excess where direction. a company by some cooler air to see your daytime highs going to be noticeably cooler today and you're going to be cooler the next few days to let's track it out on future cast. this is our area of rainfall that settles right into the bay, so this is 03:00pm really starting to see rain widespread at this point snowfall settling into the well and you're going notice la eventually getting in the mix is just going to take longer then for those of us here up north a san francisco continues to see heavy rainfall into the early evening. before showers after that show signs of changing we're going to isolated areas of moderate rainfall interspersed by dry conditions. that's what we see on into the day before thanksgiving on wednesday, another busy travel day, thanksgiving itself should c

showers are going to be working their way our direction right now we're seeing them on the doorstep of eurekat they're going to were pushed further and further southward through the morning. this storm system is not just bring some heavy rain with it. but also some much cooler temperatures and the snow level falling at increasingly lower elevations we could see snow falling as low as 2000 feet, maybe in some cases of northern california even 1500 feet. that's why we have winter storm warnings in areas like a lake county on up into the sierra nevada. what you may see snow on the grapevine come tonight as well now the showers are going to push through tonight and the heaviest of rainfall will be expected. right the middle of your evening commute and then into the early evening as the sun goes down. rainfall continues on into tomorrow to we're going to see some very cold showers as daytime highs tomorrow will be even colder than today's will be snowfall in the sierra as well as the kern county mountains those about cross in the grapevine and then also in some of our coastal range spots in northe

bringing some high clouds in the far northern californi scan your skies,maybe couple raindrops up near eureka that about it not going to be much of the system.here's a couple sprinkles as it see a passes bybut will notice the cooler temperatures definitely a knows the winds kicking up behind it. outsideight now we've got 67 san jose and clear skies 66 in frent 67 in redwood city cool 55 in pacifica 63 now in san francisco, 65 in berkeley,0 degrees in the napa valley and 59 degrees in taluma overnight tonight increasing clouds down there's a slight chance we cou see so sprinkles as this week system comes byethe not going to be much, partly cloudy for tomorrow, especially in the morning that a few clouds building up in the afternoon and those winds begin to kick up a lot of part of the day too. gusty winds developing specially overnight tomorrow night and into wednesd and thursday and that's be that round of thahigh fire danger so here we go we've got yet another dry cold front for the most part moving into california behind that high pressure starts to build in and that's where get those stron

. >> host: let's hear from william in eureka, california.d morning. >> caller: hi, good morning, and thank you for c-span. my comment is that since we are focusing on thc-containing cart ridges that any residual solvents like propane or butane that are used in the manufacturing processes are converted to benzene at high temperatures. i think that if we focused on quality control with the fda, we can overcome this problem. what are your thoughts? >> guest: yeah, thank you for those comments. i've been getting e-mails and letters from people who have theories, people with backgrounds in chemistry or engineering trying to think through what might be going on. we know that e-cigarettes or vaping products have fewer toxins than combustible cigarettes, but there's a lot of different things in them that may be there. there can be, of course, nicotine in the nicotine products, but ultra fine products that can, that get into the small airways and may be damaging. there's organic compounds, there can be flavorings, and we know one flavoring is associa

cooler and 53 in eureka. still making snow at night.rmer san diego insurance executive just received the longest sentence yet in the college admitting cheating scandal. >> tobey macfarland hoo$,0hoo,00 $450,000 to get his children in school. >> one of the parents charged in the college admissions scandal is actress lori loughlin. angierlea glt before her pretrial hearing set for january. if she judge, prosecutors may into ten years in prison, but she would have to testify against her husband and co-defendant. if she goes to trial and is found guilty she could face 50 years in prison. she and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 to get their daughters into usc. they're charged with fraud, money laundering and bribery. >> thanks. >>> chesa boudin will not take over as san francisco's next district attorney until january 8th. boudin requested that suzy loftus stay in office until then. loftus was appointed by mayor breed buzz lost to boudin in the election. >>> we're getting the results from apple's heart study. stanford researchers

monterey, 67. 55 in eureka. mid 60s today through the weekend.n degrees warmer than average in tahoe. >>> new development in the dramatic rescue at the coliseum b.a.r.t. station in oakland. b.a.r.t. supervisor john o'connor pulled a man to safety after he fell on the tracks sunday and a train was barrelling into the station. the platform was packed with people after the raiders game. now the team is honoring o'connor at tomorrow night's game against the chargers. he will be this week's hometown hero. >>> the kincade fire is nearly 85% contained this morning. the smoke is mostly gone but the economic recovery will take much longer. here is video from downtown healdsburg a week ago sunday night. there's nobody out there. it was evacuated. this happened during the peak of harvest tourist season. vineyards suffer the severe losses. we first met ellen johnson as she stood in line outside outsie healdsburg community center. it claimed a quarter of a million dollars worth of her grapes. >> definitely not what it should look like. it should be purple, no

i had, like, this eureka moment. and i was like, "bam! there it is! shoeless joe picture and the entire 60-photo collection is real. >> it's one of the coolest things i've ever handled in my entire life. >> even better news for the bowen family -- he grades the signature a 9 out of 10 in quality. he also rates the other signatures at either 9 or 10. after more than 100 years, the photos frank smith took at the cleveland naps spring training are about to make their public debut. >> it's also very exciting to reach out to the bowens and -- and let them know that we're gonna be able to sell it on their behalf. >> this is a biggie -- 1911 "shoeless" joe jackson signed photograph... >> yeah, live auction is always a lot of fun. >> beautiful. how 'bout it? >> $30,000. >> $30,000 now. >> it was very exciting. >> have you ever seen a photo like this? >> that's next. what's your strange inheritance story? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website... ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform the

. >> from eureka to santa barbara. from santa rosa to paradise. markers show more than pg&e fire locations, they show how big the companies fire risk really is. >> i am totally shocked. totally shocked. >> the cape for evacuations said this has been burning. >> i been going through this since 2017. >> the kincade fire is one of the latest in which pg&e weapon they had been involved. it is far from the only one. here are the fires the company has reported to regulators from 2014 until 2018. pg&e may have contributed to nearly 2000 fires in california. through the public records request, we have investigated and got five years of data showing all the fires pg&e has reported to regulators where it's conductors come a transformers and other equipment may have been involved with the ignition. the fires stretch across northern and central california. they occur on average 36 times a month and have caused at least 1800 power outages in the last five years. >> it goes back to repairs and maintenance. being responsible to the people . >> of the nearly 2000

you've got a eureka moment with investors, saying, i'm going to give apple some credit for what they'reng in services and that can go on for a while i do think their hard line stance on data privacy has definitely paid off and i think that's also helping the multiple. >> is their supply chain at risk >> in terms of china, absolutely i think apple has been smart in how they've played this and they know that depending on what happens here tariffs could go into effect december 15th, but at the end of the day they've had along time to prepare. could there be mine oor problemf course. >> that seemed to have stepped over the earlier occur if you have -- kerfuffle with goldman. >> yes at the same time they're saying it's not your typical credit card this credit card is designed by apple so they're trying to have it both ways but yeah, they totally pushed off on goldman and goldman got all the flack for that. >> appreciate your time. for more of steve's reporting on tim cook and apple, you can find it at cnbc.com we're coming to the end of the trail here check please is next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't g

. >>> going to be breezy and windy across the northern half of the state today. 51 in eureka, the best chance of wet weather. 60s and 70s for the highs today until you get into the mountains. lake county, 10:00 tomorrow morning through 4:00 wednesday, 6 to 12 inches of snow down to 2,000 feet, four feet of snow up to 4,000 feet. we have snow, light to moderate, several feet tuesday and wednesday in the sierra. another foot possible with the next storm saturday and sunday. >>> thanks. happening now, pope francis continues his four-day tour of japan. and this is the first papal visit to the country in nearly 40 years. he is using the trip to condemn the use of nuclear weapons. pope francis met with victims of the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster. he delivered remarks in hiroshima and nagasaki, the only two cities ever hit by atomic bombs. he will also meet with prime minister shinzo abe this morning. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is back home this morning from the hospital. ginsburg was admitted on friday after complaining of chills and fever. she was released yesterday. she is doing well. gins

fog kind of persistent along the entire california coastline you can see there all the way up from eureka down the point conception that fog continuing that bank fog and that on shore flow high pressure still sitting over head. so no threat of any rain just yet. temperatures yeah, it's cool out there in spots you have 40's out toward the coastline with the fog. 52 degrees in palau to 51 in dublin now 52 degrees in livermore 56 in tehran, 48 in nevada 50 degrees in petaluma and the cool 47 degrees in santa rosa. still we'll see mostly clear skies inland tonight, the fog not going to be reach all the way to the interior valleys, otherwise patchy dense fog near the coastline and just inside the bay tomorrow, we're starting talk about some hazy sunshine by the afternoon. keep you cool right along the coastline that strong ridge of high pressure going to stick around and for some that means we're not seeing the mix in the atmosphere to get rid of that smoke from the kincade fire so still some hazy conditions all around the bay area along the coastline. that big blocking ridge of high pressure

. >>> our bowl of cold air sits over the state from 47 in eureka, low to mid 50s for chico, fresno, montereyupper 50s for southern california in san diego, around l.a. and up in the sierra, we have more snow. not as much as we'll have this weekend. another winter storm on the way with another three to four feet of snow possible starting tomorrow and going through sunday. a little more snow monday and tuesday. here's a look at my seven-day for tahoe. remember when we were in the 60s with sunshine, that was only a week ago. >> those were the days. >>> the woman who made national headlines after a hospital switched her with another newborn when she was just days old says she is struggling to move forward. kim mayes sat down with 20/20 to talk about the astonishing moment she found out about the switch. the ordeal involved custody battles with both families, confusion and angst, all of this in the spotlight and no one knows why the switch was made. >> it's the past. it's made me who i am today. but how did i get switched? why? why was i switched? i want to know what happened. >> mayes says she s

only 58 in eureka. that's warmer than average. average high is 52.be in the upper 50s to 60s this weekend. . thank you. >>> this morning treasure island is working its way out of multiple power outages in just a matter of days. neighbors and business owners say they're getting upset with the aging infrastructure. power went out once on tuesday. twice more when a backup generator was installed and failed. the san francisco public utilities commission is in charge of maintaining things and residents are frustrated. >> we have to throw away all the milk and that stuff every single time to be safe. we have to go out to eat instead of cooking here. that costs more money. >> a redevelopment program is under way on the island. the power infrastructure won't be fixed for a couple of years. we reached out to the san francisco public utilities commission for comment, we have not heard back. >>> if you see people eating sand riwiches on platforms and other paid areas to protest the actions of the transit agency's police force. b.a.r.t. police detained a man and

the rain starts up in eureka, showers certain san jose about three 3:00-3:30.tomorrow night and you can see san jose, that is heavy rain right here. what we are seeing back in here are the very strong wind. they will be kicking up about this time. then getting into wednesday morning for the commute, lots of wet on the ground, lots of widely scattered showers. and then there is the afternoon commute, when he looks okay. then thursday, showers in the area, snow still falling in the mountains but it should be pretty much a dry get dry day. accumulations could make it to an inch and a half to 2 inches of rain, maybe three or 3 1/2 in the coastal hills it and then there is the 5-day forecast we have rain and just- in-time really it does take the fire down a bunch of clicks just in time for the holidays. folks are out and about and have relatives in town. be prepared for some slow- moving roadways.>>> an update now, a baby seal rescued by firefighters in redwood city, the marine mammal center sent us this new video of santos, the 25 pound male northern verse seal fou

>> and after that eureka moment, carol dodge made a decision.he would do more to search for her daughter's killer. she would actively work to free christopher tapp, the only man convicted of the murder. >> i think that chris' case truly got taken seriously after i made my contact with boise state. >> she was the first victim's family member who came forward to work with the innocence project on a case. i mean, she's the leading edge of a group of people who have come forward and said, you know what, we just want to know what happened. >> but no matter who was now on his side, chris tapp was face to face with two very uncomfortable truths. number one, years of appeals had done nothing to overturn his conviction and prison sentence, and, two, the detective who put him behind bars had gone on to a much more powerful position in idaho falls, and he was still absolutely certain that chris tapp is as guilty as sin. when we come back, the former detective reveals what makes him so sure of tapp's guilt. >> he took us into the bedroom and relived that ni

cloud cover ahead of showers that are arting to settle in along the north coast of the state around eurekae rain and once you head up into the high mountains abo the redwoods you do actually do have some snow starting to fall that snow and rain it is head down our direction and along with it some cooler air and some very windy conditions today so we're talking a loof factors here that will inrrupt what could have otherwise been smooth travel conditionhave you left this weekend. so i would recommend against travel today, if you can aid it. thursday will be a little bit are going to be rough in days geneal and especially tonight into tomorrow. this is when snow begins to fall in the sierra winter storm warnings taking effect at 10:00am in the erra and it's easy to see why when you're talking feet of snowfall and alyou have to do is head above 1500 feet that's when you start to see those icy and snow conditions and with blwing snow and such windy conditions it's not going tbe a good recipe for heading up into the sierra we're also going to see the heaviest of rain tonig in the bay area right

as president easily winning a runoff vote a center right leader defeated former prime minister of eureka danny from the social democratic party dan c. less ari had to resign last month after losing a confidence vote in parliament over corruption allegations. boris johnson is for missing a triple tax law for the next 5 years that means a ukase conservatives on increase income tax national insurance n.v. 80 election manifesto also to get the backs of the draw agreement back for a parliamentary vote before december 25th paul brennan or some tough it. the conservatives are riding comfortably ahead in the latest opinion polls 47 percent support compared with labour's 28 percent the party faithful greeted boris johnson with a sense of growing belief a belief that the prime minister is happy to promote i want you to imagine what the country could be like in just 10 years' time if we can get a working majority on the 12th of december i want you to look forward to a britain where the streets are safer where the air is cleaner where we've built 40 new hospitals are the direct result of the decisio

of the presidential runoff vote his main challenger the recently ousted former prime minister of eureka of the social democratic party got just 33 percent a runoff was needed after both candidates failed to get the 50 percent needed during the 1st poll earlier this month. but counting has begun in guinea-bissau presidential election the president. is seeking reelection after a 1st term marred by infighting and claims of corruption many are hoping the vote will end years of political instability in the west african nation faces strong opposition including from 2 prime ministers he dismissed during his 5 years in office. urging is under way in the run off of a presidential election a year ago i know a. conservative lawyer whose father is a former president is why do you see in as the favorite to win his center right national party could topple the ruling the broad front party after 15 years of liberal rule about 2700000 voters will choose between 2 and incumbent martina's. the congressman leading the impeachment hearings against donald trump says this week's revelations have done him seve

eureka, i've found it, lawmakers used to be called -- >> lawmarkers. [ laughter ] >> seth: and recentlydr. trump has made yet another profound linguistic discovery. he's invented a new powerful word that he loves so much he has now used it twice at two different rallies in the span of one week >> first they engineered the russia hoax. that was a total hoax. the single greatest lies ever foistered upon the american people [ laughter ] then it was mueller. remember mueller with that hoax. [ audience boo's ] the biggest lie ever foistered upon the american people [ laughter ] >> seth: that's right. foistered. he sounds like daffy duck trying to say faster. "foister, foister, the democrats are after us!" [ cheers and applause trump is surrounded -- surrounded by so many sycophants that no one was willing to tell him foistered is not a word, so he used it twice soon, his underlings are going to start using it too. "this administration is moving foister and foister -- [ light laughter ] than any administration in history, but we're being stonewalled by democratic lawmarkers." [ light laughter

right now the rain is just now starting to make it up around eureka and crescent city and will be workinginto the bay area very quickly as we go into late morning for the north bay, and the rest of the bay area by this afternoon. here we are at 1:00 today. notice the white there for our interior mountains, farther to the north. we're going to see this coming down as snow, and very cold temperatures for us around the bay area today, so wear some extra layers, have the umbrella and before you head out today, make sure that everything out there is secured, as we are goingo see the heavy rain along with some gusty winds today. we have the potential of getting over an inch of rain across the bay area, possibly over two inches of rain in ukiah, and we are going to see those gusty winds picking up, this is going to be a windy storm, look at the forecast as we go throughout the day, with gusts in san francisco, oakland, livermore, 50 miles per hour but that's just briefly before those winds quickly calm down, going into the overnight hours. so rain and scattered showers and storms continuing tomo

elevations we are at full peak right now, and if you head to the north just north of ukiah toward eureka, we are near peak with the fall colors. so if you're going to be going to the sierra, a lot of the leaves have already fallen off but we have some nice weather there for the weekend, reaching into the low 60s for saturday as well as sunday. we'll talk about what's going on today with our temperature trend for the east bay coming up in three minutes. >> looking forward to it, kari. >>> 5:41. coming up, the monthly jobs report released just moments ago, what it's showing about the health of our economy. >>> plus breaking overnight, a new wildfire in southern california, exploding in size. what firefighters are saying about containment. >>> plus the latest on the impeachment inquiry from washington. >>> and the cutest little halloween story here, what a doorbell camera captured this kid doing that's going viral. it's our treat for you on this friday morning. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a no

fog shrouding the coast from eureka all the way down to pescadero. 73 right now in fairfield, 71 in conferencehe overnight lows. it has been chilly, not record- setting stuff, i pointed out last night, 45 in san jose, that is chilly when the kids head off to school. when the day warms up, you will see 70s. the jackets often get forgotten at work or school because it is a different day by noontime. there is the forecast. yellows are 70s, greens are 60's. a good-looking day tomorrow. you can see the fog touching the base at the coast. this high pressure is doing what he does. it is going to keep us dry. it is want to give the rain and everything to the north of us. with that said, we are not seeing any kind of wind events which could give us problems right now. those with events do a pretty good job forecasting. even long-range, believe it or not. right now, we are not seeing that. now, we see rain in here. mid- 70s tomorrow .78 in brownwood, i think a couple of low 80s will pop up and be a little warmer than today. you will see temperatures in the five-day forecast. 80 in the hotspot, temperatu

broader bay area is definitely an increase in cloud cover at this point rain stl remains north of eurekapart but we're going to be looking at sending its way down to our part of the baarea really come the middle of the day going to get your first signs of rain. the heaviest of rain on into the evening tonight though as for curret conditions, we are nice and dry but middle of the day comes along with those showers pushing on into the day, snow up in the sierra nevada and thasnow piling up to well over a foot, especially once you get above 4,000 feet that's talking multiple feet of it and just as officer man said it is paired with some very strong winds. this potential white out conditions, drifting snow on roadways. blowing snow across roadways. that is not the kind of weather you want to be traveling to whether you have chains or not side y those travel plans on until at least tomorrow maybe even into thanksgiving itself. that snow will continuon into tomorrow across the sierra snow is low in elevation is the grapevine as well as northern california, the rest of us aling with the rain th

interested in the fortunes cultural of course retentions in brazil for instance where you have the eureka people in cuba etc i know i have a kind of visceral connection even in sports i must confess i'm a racist when it comes to sport i'm interested i'm interested internist only wants or very much or because williams playing. golf i don't care for golf but any time i hear tiger woods name i want to know has got to go on. so that is that and i wonder whether we should be thinking more in terms of cultural blocks but definitely a converse to the contradiction in me that this is a quantum contradiction i think it's feasible to feel that kind of attachment emotional belongings and i don't associate that with you know nationalistic way of thinking or any more reductionist way way of thinking so the opposite i find find it important that we feel those emotional attachments that's why i insist on making a maybe distinction between patches and nationalism i think the truth is way too important to leave to the nationalists i also think faith for instance is way too important to leave to the religi

bay area, not the bay area but the northern parts of the stat on you head well north of the day a eurekaas been looking at rainoughout the morning. but we've yet to see a here. it is making its way further sth throughouthe course of the morning and it will eventually arrive what is the timing of all this. well let's break it down in detail for you. so first we'll se start to see some rainfall up north around 11:00am stepping to the other side of the screen. so you n see those showers coming in 11:00am right here. the north of point raise northern sonoma county staing to see some rain notice that snow up in lake county they're also under a winter storm warning do too snow falling at such a low elevations throughout lake county by noontime we are starting to check in with some light to moderate showers acro the broader bay area that includes the peninsula parts of the east y all all across the north bay and note that snow spreading further across northern parts of the state as well as on into the sierra by ts point there's 80 right there, driving right up into the snow. some of our heavies

what's the eureka that you want republican senators to have?nt them to read the constitution, see what their duty is under the impeachment and removal clause, and -- and look at the precedents and what the president has done is just -- it's an overwhelming case for removal. he has interfered with the workings of government. he has invited, extorted in fact, foreign interference in the most delicate of our affairs. our national election in which he holds an interest. he's corrupted his office by trying to benefit himself financially, legally, politically by use of his public office. and somehow, he's got it in his head that it's okay to use your office as an atm machine to enrich yourself legally or financially by whatever means he wants to enrich himself. and that's the opposite of the law. so the man is a stranger to the truth. he regards the rule of law and the law itself as his enemy in pursuing his business interest. and he is so unfit to hold the office of president of the united states. a man or a person who should care for and observe a

eureka, california, later tonight, 70-mile-an-hour wind gusts down the coast.ill help. it expands into what is a huge storm in the west, post-holiday travel. we'll probably be impacted by the storms that moves towards the east with the wind and rain. as the storm moves into the west coast, 40 to 45 foot waves crashing into the coast. dangerous situation along the northern california coast and oregon as well. >> thank you very much. >>> airline passengers who are able to beat the weather this thanksgiving, might find themselves wondering just how small is too small when it comes to airplane seats. the faa those have an answer to that soon. >> it started tests aimed at setting a minimum standard for seat size and the space between rows. kris van cleave visited the test facility and joins us from reagan international airport outside washington. what did you learn? >> good morning. this took an order from congress to get the faa to do this testing. it's the first time they've looked at seat size specifically. this piece of paper is actually bigger than some of the

there is the library in simi valley, the ranch in santa barbara, and eureka college. frank, thank you for being here. let me get right into it, then the students will ask questions. you organized the very first conservative political action conference in 1973. >> 1974, right? >> 1974. and reagan spoke as the keynote speaker, the star attraction. >> first of all, thank you for having me. the great baseball player who used to play for the yankees, yogi berra, had a 10 seat to mangle his sin -- had a tendency to mangle his syntax. he once was asked if he had read a biography about himself. he said, why should i, i was there? we will be talking about things tonight where i was there. the first political action conference was held in january of 1974, a lifetime ago. there was really a twofold idea behind this. the first was that the nixon administration was in all kinds of trouble at that time, being accused of watergate and all the attendant problems. the first goal was to say that the conservative movement is allied with the republican party but not the same as the repub

the next storm impacting northern california and oregon, we're talking, eureka, medford, eugene witharbara and los angeles and even san diego. we're concerned about travel, robin, especially airports, rapid city, denver, minneapolis, you could see delays and even cancellations across the west. >> ginger, thank you. >>> now to a great update to a story we've been following about that 5-year-old boy thrown off a balcony at the mall of america last april. now he is back in school and his family is sharing his positive message. paula faris has his story. >> reporter: landen, the 5-year-old seen in this family photo from before the accident was facing life-threatening injuries after being thrown nearly 40 feet off a balcony by a stranger last april. that stranger sentenced to 19 years in prison. >> we have a report over on the south side that someone just fell to the first floor. >> reporter: the family says he's back at school with his twin brother and sister and thanks to physical therapy is walking perfectly with even legs. landen's family also saying he gets out of the car every morni

the same neighborhood or subject to the same temptations and influence, they will end up back in eureka custody. do you agree that it's important for congress to not pat ourselves on the back and say we passed a first step act but we need to follow through and provide services for this population. >> that's excellent senator as i mentioned earlier, you look at the three legged stool we could provide program for inmates to do better and if they choose to do that than the third stool is the communities are going back into. if there is not a community tear the deals with housing issues and job issues and all those kinds of things than the whole stool will fall over because the inmates cannot succeed if they're going back in the same drug written area and i don't have a place to live and don't are not able to do this or that. they are coming back to us but they are left a very optimistic and education in hand and they come back because what they found outside was not they were hoping for. >> the run up the act that we heard from attorney general mike casey who made a very important point. i

and we learned about eureka college last week in illinois. so thank you for being here. let me get right into it, and then the students, of course, will ask questions. you organized the very first conservative clinical action -- political 1973 action conference in 1973. frank: 1974. craig: right. and reagan spoke. frank: first of all, thank you very much for having me. it is great to be here with all of your students. baseball player who used to play for the union -- new york yankees, yogi bear -- y ogi barra, had a tendency to mangle his syntax sometimes. he was once asked if he had read a new biography about himself, and he replied "why should i? i was there." [laughter] so we will be talking about things tonight where i was there, so i how comfortable talking about it here the first political conservative action conference was held in january of 1974, a lifetime ago. it is interesting -- there was really a twofold idea behind this. the nixonwas that administration was in all kinds of trouble at that time, being accused of watergate and all the attendant problems. so t