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anwe may be at a large fir for a week or two, maybe even a little bit longer.s would subside and weould, weould go back, wd regroup, and we'd get ready for the next round. now, in the current fire environment, the season is much longer. drier, less humidity, and, typically, our winters have been on the lower end of avere. >> we measurclimate at weather stations, and whenires burn, we traceheir footprint. those types of analyses have shown that human-caused climate change has doubled wildfire since 1984 across the western united states abe what would have burned without climate change.ge >> narrator: researchers say that in northern califnia, summers have warmed by an average of 2.5 degrees in the last 5years. at the same time, climate change has made prolonged drought more common in the area. >> what we've observed over the last several fire seasons is that it doesn't rain until late in december or even earlyt january, and tanthat the landscape hasn't seen a drop of precipitation in perhaer eight months. it's that combination of factors, where you get high wind

the fraser fir takes about ten years to mature.lf of the tree purchases. the boomers are going towards the fakes. it's really the millennials that make the up brunt of that. >> i'm technically a millennial. >> you go fake tree. >> i go fake. what about you? >> real, all the way. the smell. >> i agree with you. it's not as convenient. >>> a would-be thief picked the wrong time to rob a convenient store in massachusetts. security video shows him threatening the store clerk with a knife and forcing him to open the register. what the thief didn't know is an off-duty police officer had entered the store minutes before he did. other customers blocked the door until police backup arrived. >> right place, right time for the department. wrong place, wrong time for the suspect. the suspect was armed, had a knife, and the officer, with the help of the community was able to subdue the suspect and place him under arrest. >> the suspect was charged in connection with armed robbery. >>> third baseman anthony rendon has agreed to a seven-year, $24

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and the other point i thought was interesting, 55 percent will return it nurse firs it -- firs, that and mortar even if they bought it on-line, that i want to return it in the store. we have to commend macy's to me this always marshall fields. david: i am thinking of that bunny out fit that ralphy had to wear in a christmas story. remember that? that i wonder if that was returned, thank you very much jeff, a good set up, is it bad news that retailers are expecting so many returns this year. >> not what you consider super saturday, dollars .4 billion -- 34.4 billion. there is one viewer, we read your tweets, said, i am pair paraphrasing, cash is the best, who wants to return cash. not me. >> yeah. i am speechless. david: jonathan. >> there has never been a better time to be a shopper. the bar has been upped for free shipping, i am amazed what shoppers want to go to the stores, purchasing want to go back to that physical store, i say give the gift that never returned. >> let me give you the shopping queen's insight, this is scam, 80% of people go back to the store, here is what happens

that's the reported price tag for a 20-foot frazier fir on a street corner. selling out.age of frazier firs this year. rob: yikes, gotta go. carley: see ya. ♪ i wanting to thank you, baby ♪ you make it feel like christmas. steve: that should make you feel like christmas. 48th and sixth avenue. there is our first ever christmas tree on fox square. and people are already using the #and posting it on social media. brian: do you take pictures in front of it. ainsley: yes, brian. take a picture with the hash tag all-american fox christmas. brian: the tree speaks to you. s that music. steve: it does have speakers which is fantastic it. puts you in the spirit of

some residents say the faux fir simply is an imposter, especially local tree farmers. >> the scale that's on in the statehouse right now is absurd. >> reporter: for years farmers have donated trees to the statehouse. >> it's ridiculous. the governor bought a fake artificial tree for $6,500. >> reporter: but the governor says fire safety was behind this year's yuletide decision. >> just a practical decision to keep it beautiful and keep us safe through the whole holiday decision. >> reporter: the decision practically splitting the state in two. real versus fake. >> i would say to all the people seeing this show today, go out there and support your local farmers. >> they don't want no faux firs in here. >> our thanks to janai for the report. wow, would you do real or fake? >> i don't think that it matters that much? but i understand why everybody's angry on both sides, how about that. >> there is a point to each, so we get it. >> state officials are taking a lot of heat for this, but in the past statehouse trees died of dehydration or lost massive amounts of needles, they need to be taken c

in the fir episode? >> you'rebout to find out. there's chemistry between the two. the reasons we wanted her backn the show. it's one of those things when you see each other, it's a thing. >> what if isked you to come be partf the house? >> do they kiss? >> it's more than just a, hey, buddy good luck. >>or than a hand shake? >> yes. you'll see her make a big impression on the show. >> we were kind of looking back as how things will be remembered. colton's seas, virginity and the fence joke. hannah's season, empowerment in a wind mill. what is peter's season? >> the gash across the face will be a thing. >> how much does it -- >> should have been respected the show more than he did. >> peter is my dream man. >> he was diving in pools of wate and things when he shouldn't have been. >> peter told me beforehe of the mile-high club.a member does h become one? >> someone might be carrying that car now. >> you excited for pilot pete? >> wast he in the wind mill. >> let's leave it there. >>> now to the cast of "the brady bunch." remember they reunited to bring eir iconic tv

rhode islanders infuriated by a fake fir. we all have things we love and long for. place, a feeling, a moment. but only kerrygold can take you there. that's no ordinary cheese. no. it's kerrygold. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> welcome back. a san francisco police officer is recovering in the mission district. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has more on what the police say is the first officer-involved shooting this year. >> i heard probably six to eight gunshots than you heard someboy yelling. >> i remember it being really loud. >> reporter: neighbors heard gunfire around 8:30 saturday morning in the mission district. police say officers were responding to reports of a possible burglary in progress at a home here at 23rd and kapp streets. that's when they say they encountered the suspect. >> the suspect assaulted the officers and an officer-involved shooting enissued. >> reporte ensued. >> i saw a little scuffle between two police officers and what appears to be an intoxicated person. right away they let off eight shots. >> reporter: police say

that's when this will be the new sound of the season for 500 tons of fir trees before many eventually make it back to the city for landscaping. >> we really believe in a circular economy, that things we make here can have a life after their use. mulching your tree is a perfect way of ending your holiday on a green note. >> reporter: atz for the trees never sold, they finally found some takers at the zoo. left overs were donated to give animals post-holiday cheer. >> they're seasonal enrichment for the animals. it provides stimulation both mentally and physically. >> reporter: so whether it's gracing your garden or giraffes evergreen scente d scratches, the giviseason of giving continues after the life of your tree. and the oakland zoo wants to make it known they're not accepting more donations for trees, but check out the animals thoroughly enjoying them whenever you'd like and they have the zoo lights exhibit up until the 5th of january. live in san francisco, emily turner, kpix 5. >> enough with the trees! >>> all right, starting next week a new state law goes into effect meant to s

senior manager at a boeg factory in rent washington said he warned boeing in wring even before the firs deadly crash about potential airplaneisk. due to the unstablopating environment within the factory. those rnings weren't ignored north carolina congressman mark meadows worries that even now the fda isn't doing enough with the information the whistleblower provided. >>by gosh interview at least 10 people ireport back to this committee the congressional investigation has laely focused whether the f a iled to do its job. >>and let boeing certi the safety of its own jets f minister 8 or stephen dickson assured lawmakers the agency is already making changes for the 7.37ax return to service. the f a fully controls the approvals pcess and is not delegating in anything to boeing lawmakers say they're consideng new laws that would put tighter contols on sa airplane safey certification. intwashington. alexandra leigh mt. cong up xt a mother . >>a fight after a ing camera she bought for her daughtes room was hacked by a peeping the break. that story after >>thy can watch them sleeping, th could

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more than 100 homes have been destroyed by ainorest fir chilean.ehigh temperatu and strong winds are whipping up the flames. authorities say they are investigating suspicions that the fire was lit delivered late. -- deliberately. >> christmas day up in flames. this was the scene that residents fled. after a nearby forest fire swept through two districts destroying 150 homes. while others awoke to gifts and good cheer, those affected that the night in shelters and returned to their homes to findg their belogs reduced to ash. 2000 residents were without electricity. >> we managed to get the pets and the television out what the police to the away as there was nothing else that could be done. >> families are returning to find their houses destroyed. >> my cousin and uncle, we all have houses on the street. this was the house where i was born and my brother was born. now, it is all destroyed. >> dry conditions and strong winds whipped the fire into the area. the fire which they believe was startedal intentionly continues to burn away from built-up areas

many families are spending the holidays in shelters villages and towns, smoldering from the fir.ur corspondent is in australia, northwest of sydney. ask the physical, financial,nd emotional cost of these fires has been immense. commalities across austria have been terrorized by giant walls of flame. we have been talki to simon, originally from lebanon but has livere for more than 30 years. he owns an orchard that was badly damaged. heoined the firefighting effort and almost lost his life. we thought we were safe at 3:00 in the afternoon. it passed us. we thought good, it didn't impact us. then suddenly at 5:00, the fire came straight towards us. >> what is the most frightening part? >> facingow it, drivingds it we couldn't really get out of it. that was frightening. obviously i de it through, but very scary. expert simon and his family, it has bn a huge financial cost. 40% of his farm has been lost. cooler conditions today in new south wales are helping t firefighting effort, but more dangerous days lie ahead. in austr mia'st populous state, more than 70 blazes are still burningb

it's the fir time in 39 seasons a contestant has been kicked off for misconduct.he host made the announcement at t end of the episode. >> dan willot be returning to the game. the ry.t be ming back to camp, he's gone. >> it appears to have iolve cbs' only comment was that the indent happened off camera and did not involve a player. >>> and in a colgedmissions scandal update, felicity human's youngest daughter posted on instagram that she has been accepted toassar college. geora is not the daughter who felicity paid a $15,000 bribe foto boost her s.a.t. scores. that waser daughter, sophia. but prosecutors say felicity considered also trying to illegally help her younger pls. ter but abandoned the poughkeepsie, new yorkis hard to get into, and is expensive. tuition will costsearly $58,000 a year. after serving 11 days in prison, felicity is currently fulfilling he250 hours of community service. her daughter georgia will part of the clasof024. some famous vassarlumn both lisa kudrow and meryl streep are graduates. >> it's it is a beautiful campus uphere. she's going t

the official state fir lighting up a fiery debate. >> the scale that's goings on in the statehouse is absurd. >> is it a thing of beauty or a christmas tree catastrophe? >>> hey, good morning, everybody. let's get straight to our top story, the latest on the investigation into whether that attack at the naval air base in pensacola, florida, was an act of terror. >> overnight a scene we've watched play out in so many american communities. a vigil for the victims of yet another mass shooting. >> and we are learning new information as we come on the air this morning. investigators looking into whether the gunman, a member of the saudi air force, was acting alone. they also say he made a visit to new york city in the days before the attack. >>> also this morning, other military bases across the country are on alert. for the latest we turn to abc's stephanie ramos who is in pensacola. good morning to you, stephanie. >> reporter: eva, good morning. law enforcement officials say they're continuing to follow leads that may help them understand exactly why the gunman opened fire here at the na

trees from oregon and washington didn't make it this year because of the weather so they worked to get firsher places this year. they succeeded and had a record sales day yesterday. they do more than sell trees, though. >> down here we had everything from a photo booth to wine and food for sale as well as bouncy houses for the kids. >> another perk is it's indoors, so no matter what the weather is like you know you can take your time searching for your tree. and that is probably music to a lot of peoples ears, spencer. >> that is true. we're experiencing some of the calmest weather right now. you can see there's light rain moving through the central part of the bay area. heavier rain down to the south. this is the view. looking out over the bay right now currently 53 degrees in san francisco. mid-50s also in oakland. 51 gilroy, and 57 at half moon bay. the pavement is wet, but we don't have widespread rain at the moment. temperatures in the low 50s alt petaluma, napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. and looking westward back towards san francisco these are our forecast features with breez

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. >> i told leader mcconnell we wouldn't support a trial without witnesses or meile firs senior advisor to the president natia trump tells face the onfocused the president and his base. >> he's energized as are 63 million plus voters. >> but christians that supported the president are responding to an article that says none of the president's positives can balance the moral danger we face under a leader of such grossly immoral character. president trump fired back calling christianity today a far left magazine and claims he's done more for christians than any other president. >>> coming off the historic impeachment, i asked the host of face naarthbrennae how long trial could last once it gets started. >> many of these senators would rather be out on the campaign trail, and republicans have said they don't want a long trial, they want to hand the president an acquittal. >> watch sunday morning at 8:30 on kpix 5. >>> and governor newsom is defending mayor pete buttigieg and his recent napa wine cave fundraiser after elizabeth warren took issue with the event in last night's debate. >> bil

dozens of polic vehicles were still at the scene today blocking the ramar adway were fatal shots were firyear-old mar alexander and ronnie jerome helrobbed a jewel store before steing a ups truck, kidnapping the driver during rush hour on thursday afternoon. alexander and hill were killed. when police closed in on that and that businterstate the stolen truck was ted away today, the exchange of gunfire left 2 others dead a by sndard and also that kidnap 2 ups driver family have identifiehim as 27 year-old frk ordonez a and 6. relatives are ls ages 3 questioning why officers had to unleash a torrent of gunfire instead of trying to use a non deadly force. but authorities say the officers acons were warranted to prevent further loss of life. the shooting is under investiation. it's the most wonderful time of year to adopt a pet couple of vy special guest that will be here in studio with us. you won't want to miss. greg getting with by some really cute dogs right after the break. >>and a powerful storm now moving on shore some of the rain right some parts of the area now almost 3 inches ho an

and auto burglaries in these property crimes tend to rise during the hoday season, private security fir are also busy dealing with them in this kron forcefully to go reports people in one local company say they expect those crimes to coinue to rise through the end of the year. >>before crporal michelle winters leave's headquarters in antioch she plots out a game planfor what to look out for when she heads out into the field these days stolen ca and auto burglaries among the most popular. >>times here in the holidays, everybody gets a litle more deperate winters work security for strategic theat managemenwhich monitors apartment comples business park shopping centers. >>and residential areas in east contra costa county are always looki for people actually looking into cars were working for somebody who's actually recording the neighborhood or somebody with their phone out. >>th may be scoping for somebody else on hold. >>burglaries were recently reported that 2 of the property secured by strategic threat managemnt. her specially vulnerable to theft if shoppers are not paying tention when

forecasters of jp morgan and oxfo economicay the production halt could shave a lf point off off the fir quarter growth. the problem is the first quarter outlook looked weak. now it could come closer to 1% instead 1.6. making it one of the week weakest quarters in years. growth is expected to rebound when it returns. but when it happens is an open question. >> at this point we face a situation where you a going to have probably about 450 aircraft in inventory because boeing will finish producing currently the aircraft in process now. the international still have to act. and while we assume that europe might be relatively soon after the united states, who knows when the chinese and other major markets may look tollbviously in line. >> for now boeing said it won't lay off the 12,000 worker building the max. but if the stoppage drands on suppliers might find it tough to hold the line on jobs and eventually boeing could as well. for "nightly buness report," m steve liesman. >>> by the way, today's southwest airlines said it's going to once a delay the return of the 737 max to its fleet now u

emmanuel: we got 17,000 pounds, a douglas fir that we came together as a community to be the first piecearchitecture. hand raised as a pavilion. soledad: it's beautiful. emmanuel: and we've got, of course, we had to put a barn door together with a star. soledad: i think it would be very easy to kind of come here and think, basically, you're doing a garden, right? i mean, i'm not much of a gardener but i see kale and broccoli. emmanuel: and chard and carrots. yeah, collard greens. yeah. but you know how many community farmers are in any city? we have urban farms. but if the farms are not actually tied towards education and the housing and the critical needs of housing that actually that neighborhood needs, i've got a lot of population that we work with that are unemployed, underemployed overpoliced, you , know, all of this undereducated cause, the closure of school systems. but if you tie in housing and education to the farm and the gardening, then you have a neighborhood development plan. so ours is a regenerative neighborhood development strategy. soledad: so what's this down here? emma

trump and his party are standing fir pres. trump: i don't feelinike i'm impeached because it is a hoax, it's a set up, it's a horrible thing ty did. laura: the awkward couple at the queen's speech in brain. the prime minister's priorities were laid out. guess what, brexit plays a big part. ♪ laura: plus, the nine-year-old drummer who's become an internet sension. she even has rock 'n roll stars jamming with her. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." it is the day after the impeachment of donald trump, ank if you the dust has settled, think again.tr mrp's republican allies came to the microphones to slam the vote. the president is still cling a hoax. sespeaker of the hancy pelosi has yet to send the articles of impeachment to the senatewhere the trial was expected to take place in january. our north america editor jon sobe starts out coverage. jon: on an historic night, donald trumphose to be nowhere near washington. he was in battlemoreek and never ready to do battle. as he is

the fir a buy rating on the stock by the way.hat stock up more than 1% to 265@58. >>> still ahead, a new tax proposal that raises trillions of dollars from another democratic hopeful. ♪ ♪ >>> general motors is korea's lg cams to build batteries for electric cars.ni the com investing up about 2.3 billion-dollar for a joint vent yur. it's a factory located near loerdstown ohio. sd executives from both companies it's an investment in the future. >> general motors believes in an all electric future. is is a critically important part to make sure we have high-quality, reliable electric vehicles te also affordable. >> according to gm, the is expected to create 1,1 new bs in that area. >>> the treasury secretary said day that trade talks with china are on track but that they are not bound by any specific deadline. steve mnuchin said the northbounders have been actively working toward a deal. >>> in the meantime dow jes is reporting that the value of china's farm purchases from the u.s. still remains one of the main sticking points. >>>

>>pg will set up with billion to cover claims from the 2015 butte fir the camp fire and 2017 northern california fires, including the tubbs fire. the fund will aso cover claims from the ghost ship warehouse fire. the funding will come from billion in cash contributed one the plan takes effect $650 million in ca contributed in january of 2021. an additional million in cash ijanuary of 2022. the final portion will be 6.7 $5 billion in common stock from the reorganized question is will this be the enough cover all the wildfire claims as fars whether it's going to be enough. >>it's impossible say in part because the claims that ha been made so far against pg need haven't been analyzed or quantified. we don't have any reason to believe right now that the money is not turning me danko represents thousandswildfire victims. >> says part of the reason for that is tt all of those entitled to file claims have ye t do so and the deadline is approaching december 31th, we believe ere's basically about a 100,000 pele roughly who june amid claims against pg me and you're entitled to file ose claims s

to find ourselves a fir fit for a fire. we cut it down. and let it sit a week. then hauled our tree to cal fire's south santa clara headquarters. dwight good is the fire marshal in this region. he attached the ornament, assembled some firefighters for safety's sake. and then -- >> i'm curious. >> let our tree burn. the branches weren't very dry, but they ignited any way. >> if that was in your home, you would have less than two minutes to escape the house. the heat buildup is rapid. >> the ornament remained silent, and fell to the ground. but it sounded about 45 seconds after the fire started. after the engine company doused our charred tree with water, we grabbed the slightly melted gadget from the ground. the firefighters moved in for a closer rook and were impressed. what do you think? >> great idea. >> reporter: the fire marshal was a little less enthralled with the 45 seconds it took for the alarm to sound. >> that would probably be too late. >> reporter: the manufacturer said our ornament is effective with the rapid response. even after our sensor ornament

you better be good all year or you are not going to get a douglas fir for christmas.ant christmas trees in their house anyway. all they do is shed pine needles all over the floor. if what is what you are into, just call me, i will stab you in the foot for free. tand is not just trees that are going away, climate change is going to kill santa's transportation too. >> in our eye on earth series, we'll take you to santa's hometown in the north pole, where climate change is threatening the reindeer population. >> the reindeer feed even through the winter on lichen, a moss plant they dig down through the snow to get at. except when all that tha-wing and refreezing means they can't. and when the snow turns to ice, what happens to the reindeer. >> we have to feed them. >> you know things are bad when your entire species depends on a guy in a weird hat, okay. i mean what if you oversleeps one day, he will be like oh, my alarm didn't go off, now i need to dig a mass reindeer grave. and this is a big problem, okay. is because without reindeer how is santa going to get around. w

unquote get briggs it done by his briggs the deal but anyone who's got any knowledge of europe in the firs knows that the promise that he'll conclude trade arrangements with the rest of europe over the next 12 months is a fantasy and so i fear that for your international audience they're going to have to listen to reports about briggs it for many years to come. thank you very much. minister david miliband keep your eye on him or prime minister boris johnson parliament can push through his divorce deal with the european union but opponents of bragg's they're not giving up and some are trying to win over voters by making them smile. these 2 chaps know a thing or 2 about billboards and this one in the north london district of stoke newington is particularly close to their hearts it was here that ben and ali began their campaign back then the ladder was too short and passers by laughed at them but now hundreds of thousands of people appreciate that political pranks especially those opposed to breaks it meet led by the pressure group tackling a few of the contradictions peddled by british banks

celebrate reaching a major company goal >> we heard things such as i'm buying a new corvette, i'me firy brought tears to our eyes >> reporter: a real estate >> reporter: a real estate company making a ♪ ♪ there are rising reports of a zombie outbreak across the area. the national guard- sometimes you just want to stay in. enjoy the great taste of dunkin' at home. >>> a good wednesday morning to you. december 11th take a look outside right notice at san jose, where we'll start out a little wet for you. so watch out for that. >> you sound tloild about it. >> never thrilled about it, but i'm thrilled to be here. thank you so much for being here as well. >>> we're starting off with traffic first, because you have a situation in san jose that seems to have been a problem, but not anymore. >> you see the truck over on the right and the flares, there was a closure under just about a minute, two, three minutes ago when they opened the re

it's an artificial fir and it's actually to celebrate new year's eve.'re driving into is the world's deepest, but the tree is the world's deepest, but the tree is three metres below the surface make. not sure what they got up to next, hopefully a sauna and got nice and warm. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @aaronsafir. you can get all our top stories on the bbc news website, thanks for watching. good evening make my quote we have numerous flood warning still in place following what has been a very wet a very wet few weeks. in fact if you want is here in the uk, and the resort a rain falling in england and wales. flood warnings are in force, we are anticipating further flooding through the night and into sunday as well as this area of low pressure rushes in off the atlantic. up to 10 million litres of rain, but in some places, double that. the ground is so places, double that. the ground is so saturated, given all the rain we have had, spray on faster routes, low cloud and hill fog, certainly, we've had through last night inserted this morning. dense fo

>>no one was hurt as the fir tree about 50 to 60 feet tall took out a fence along the road narrowly missing a nearby home. more road was closed about a quarter mile off highway 17 which meant there would also be no easy access for first responders should they be needed like i said there's probably 30 to 40 houses be on this so. >>emergency access has been completely cut off. >>when i first arrived to pg and e lineman was on scene making sure those downed lines were dead. not long after another crew arrived to begin clearing the tree so at minimum the road might be reopen first. but one resident was told the power might not be back on until 2 or 3 o'clock this afternoon in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>also in the south bay. campbell police posted this picture of a car that went off the road police are warning about the road conditions with the rain expected to be here most of the week. and campbell police are warning people to slow down saying it's better to arrive work late and safe than late or not at all because an accident. let's take a look outside right now with

it's an artificial fir and it's actually to celebrate new year's eve.pest, but the tree is a mere three metres below the surface. going to freezing from very wet weather. the weather now with helen willetts. hello. fog is again a concern throughout the rest of the night and into sunday morning, lingering for some all morning. and the flood warnings are numerous across england and wales with weather warnings out that you can get on the website and it has been so wet this december as the rain makes its way into the river systems we expect those flood warnings to increase. certainly spray and standing water. look at this area of cloud. that heavy rain easing away through sunday. but this area of low pressure to the north—west still driving in showers. it is likely we will have fog issues as i said earlier, particularly northern ireland, but some of the south as well around this area of rain and ice on the north because temperatures are below freezing here. fog could be just about anywhere. the rain really drags its heels in clearing and once it clears away

>>no one was hurt as the fir tree about 50 to 60 feet tall took out a fence along the road narrowly missing a nearby home. more road was closed about a quarter mile off highway 17 which meant there would also be no easy access for first responders should they be needed to be like i said there's probably 30 to 40 houses be on this so. >>emergency access has been completely cut off. >>when i first arrived to pg and e lineman was on scene making sure those downed lines were dead. not long after another crew arrived to begin clearing the tree so at minimum the road might be reopened first. but one resident was told the power might not be back on until 2 or 3 o'clock this afternoon. >>and i just spoke with jessica who lives along rural roads. she tells me the power is still out right now an estimated that time to be restored, but 02:00am and what's really bothering those folks is thgt because the crews the pga crews have to work on the power line right there on the road traffic cannot get through to the road to is still closed live in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and here we are looking

it is a 66 foot tall white for fir from shasta county. the tree decorated with about a 10,000 lights, more than 500 handcrafted ornaments. >> looks like they're having a good time. she coming up at 5:30, our original report project home. san francisco seniors take over the mayor's office and they are promising not to give up until they get a meeting. the vocal fight for affordable housing. >>> >> the new crackdown on airbnb party houses, the behavior that could get gas kicked off the platform. >>> the upcoming storm bringing fears of flash flooding in the kincaid fire zone, the race to protect the burned soil from washing away. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a look at our top stories at 5:30. >>> exclusive video from a series of armed heist targeting

and they were willing to vote for somebody whose fir in government was gonna be president of the unitedtates. that should tell us something.an so, i'm all for traditional reblican principles, but i also understand that we've got work to do to make sure that those principles are reflected in better lives for those americans who feel that they've been left out.'r and so, while talking about the reagan revolution, which actually we won, we need to think about what the modern version that revolution is going to look like. and this time around, it had better include some understanding of how we're gonnd ate our people better, how we're gonna get a match between our jobs and our skills, how we're gonna bring peopm the most desperate circumstances of opioid addiction, how we're gonna deal with the violence in our country that we're seeg with mass shootings. those issues, too.answers to it can't just be about the grans princi we've got to move on to the modernization of those work for people.ys that' >> for your leadership and for giving voice to those ideas and continuing to be -- to carry at

mcconnell 2 weeks ago, and i said let's negotiate, t's sit down and try to come up with a fair ocess much firs lawmakers have at least 3 votes that must happen by friday or maimpact eir expected holiday break in washington, i'nadia romero. >>health officials say that 3 people who trel through l e x last week st week had measles and may have exsed others to the disee. >>so the 3 people they were infectious when they went through terminals, 4, 5, this happened last wednesday. the depament says that the people were at the airport who are those of you who were at the airport on that day you may be at risk of developing meass for up to 21 days. make sure you see a health care provider. if you get like a fever orunexplained rash. well 3children who went through denver international airport in the past week have been hospalized with measles officials say they were visiting a foreign country with an ongoing measles outbreak. still ahead on the compromise. new homeless shelter in san francisco is close to being finished, we'll tell you who is set to take a >>kron four's end of the year spectacular is b

u were one of the firs democrats to come out in favor of impeaching president trmp.now house speaker nancy pelosi m says she delay sending the arms of impeachment to the senate. do you agree with that strategy? >> look i think speaker pelosi is trying to her police departmentary power to try to ensure that there is somee sembla a fair trial in the senate. and i applaud her for tt. because what i've been calling for for two years is to have televised hearings with everybody from the white house, testifying under oath in front of the american people, as to the corruption of this president and his obstruction of justice. and nancy pelosi is trying as hard as she can to force mitch mcconnell and the senate is republicans to put some mblancof a fair trial in front of the american people and not to bury the evidence of this president's long standing corruption. >> alcindor: you became a billionaire in part by a hedge nd, you are now runing as a climate change advocate. how do you squreahat, giv way you made your money? >> that's not how i made my money, yamiche, just to be

most thursday evening before a city's very crowded there were many people here at the time when the fir is gonna show its were heard and later many of them sure they motions and feelings on social media and many of them disc. dr the 1st 2nd was as a moment of confusion because people couldn't understand exactly what that sound was and many 2 kids who are fireworks and there were a lot of thing and joking until police officers told them to hide and this is when the panic started let's take a listen to what eyewitnesses have to say about what happened here. and then when the shooting started i was in the office a building in the starbucks cafe i was just sitting there working at my laptop that misfit was calm christmas music playing in the background and i heard the sound of gunfire it was the last thing i expected for the 10 minutes past 6 the gunfire begin to it was not just a few shots that came in bursts we saw off a stake in cover behind the cars so i spent an hour inside that cafe the lights in there one time out and then the rule led out of the through the back door which. as you c

rangers who moved on from last week's league cup defeat to celtic by easing past motherwell 2—0 at firpoints. he was then sent off in the aftermath for an offensive gesture towards motherwell fans in his celebration. arsenal women will be top of the wsl for christmas and with a bigger lead too after their 3—1 win at everton moved them three points clear. dutch striker vivianne miedema scored twice, taking her tally for the calendar year to 53 goals for club and country but the victory was tainted by an serious looking leg injury to england's beth mead. exeter chiefs made it four wins from four to put themselves on the verge of reaching the knockout stages of the european champions cup for the first time since 2016. they beat sale 35—10. the chiefs had to battle against the sharks and the weather, with play briefly suspended in the second half due to heavy hailstone. but five tries in the match sealed a bonus point win — it's the first time they've won their first four matches in european competition. by contrast bath have lost four from four. their latest defeat a 52—26 thrashing at cl