even tacan from cameroon is an anti globalization activist francisco mari works for the bread for the world organization both call for fair trade between africa and the western industrial nations to look good on this it's from spain. that's wrong and we should be reminded that because of the their reproduction even you know so you probably could produce cheese c.f. this is sweet. what is this from from your own. food products from europe are stocked in many shops here some of that food is heavily subsidized by the european union so it's often less expensive than food grown by local farmers. i usually use the term dumping because they're there for 2 or 3 times cheaper than local products so the competition is definitely very unfair. what does this competition mean for the farmers here like many african nations senegal is a predominantly rural country 4 out of 5 people here earn their living from agriculture. goods are. one of those farmers is let me know. what do you grow militar. here and say look here are some of the products that we sell this is very good this is the low the robot o

she spoke exclusively to bloomberg's kathleen hays in san francisco. marycy economy has put policy stance in a very good place to make that baseline come out where we needed to, which is slightly above trend growth, and continuing to move up in inflation to target, and for full employment. i do think of that as the economy being in a good place. nejra: jim mcdonald from northern trust is still with us. listen to what jerome powell was saying yesterday. did you get the sense that his comments on inflation was sending the message that, yes, the fed is on pause, but there is a bias to cutting because the three cuts were not just about insurance against global risk? jim: i think the odds of there being a cut are much higher than the odds of a hike. nejra: what about a hold? they could be on hold if the data continues to be solid. they are worried about the long-term outlook for inflation. we haven't outlook that is a view of technology bringing all kinds of new supply into the industries, which is preventing placing power from taking hold. we have an 11 year ex

san francisco fed president mary daly holds a similar view.xplained why in an exclusive interview with bloomberg's kathleen hays. >> we calibrate policy to make the baseline growth be sustainable and promoting goals of employment. the policy accommodation we have taken, which has been three rate cuts this year, has put policy stances in a good place to make the baseline come out. slightly above trend growth. and continue to move up in inflation to target and further progress on full employment. i do think of that as the economy is in a good place. of course, we continue to be data-dependent and look at the risks and see if the baseline changes even with this accommodation. >> is this a pause in the fed rate cut path? or is the fed at a policy crossroads, where we say do we go this way, that way? what needs to happen next? >> can i give you a third option? my third option is where i am today. i see the level of the policy rate right now as appropriate for the economy we have. which is good consumer spending, good domestic momentum, but facing h

highlights from our exclusive with san francisco president mary day via.sident trump cared more about investigating joe biden than the fate of ukraine, according to testimony from a key witness in the first public hearing in the impeachment inquiry. joe sobczyk has the story. witness was acting ukraine investigator -- ambassador william taylor. let's take a listen. >> following the call with president trump, the member of my staff asked song lend what president trump thought about ukraine. he responded that president trump cares more about the investigations of biden, which giuliani was pressing for. shery: so what were the key takeaways today? reporter: that was certainly one of them, a pivotal piece of testimony for both sides. testimony puts trump much more directly involved in the pressure campaign that democrats say the administration was exercising on toaine, trying to get them investigate joe biden and joe biden's son's dealing with the ukrainian gas company, as well as a sofar unsubstantiated conspiracy that the ukrainians were somehow involved in

i sat down for an exclusive interview with mary daley, the president of the san francisco fed. ere's a clip. >> the president has called the fed, quote, out of control, wrong, bone heads, no guts, no sense, no vision. are you worried, mary, about the independence of the fed? >> no. the reason i'm not worried is because our independence has been long standing since 1913. and the fomc room is where we go to meet. and when you cross the threshold, there's a certain reverence. and politics literally never come up ever. >> so you guys don't care what the -- >> we don't talk about it. >> you don't talk about it? >> we never talk about it. >> to anyone watching saying, i wonder if the fed kept cutting rates because the president kept telling them to. >> the answer is no. >> the president saying the fed is putting the u.s. economy at a competitive disadvantage? >> our work is to calibrate monetary policy so that we can achieve the dual mandate goals. it's a narrow mandate, and we have one instrument and two goals, price stability and full employment. we take that seriously. >> this is t

. >>> fog around the bay area, parts of san francisco down to san jose. mary lee has a closer look. >> that's right. as we did have that thick marine layer in place this morning with that strong onshore flow. wasn't to show you a cool time lapse, and you can see that blanket of fogs, that fog rolling in across the bay area, above that fog, it's a spectacular view of mount diablo. i want to show you this camera, it's live. you can see the golden gate bridge as well. i'll show you the visibility out there. looking at 3 miles, hayward and oak, two miles for half moon bay. other locations are seeing the clearing and sunshine. as we go through our afternoon, most of us will start to see that clearing and sun, except for the coast and it's hanging around the coast that day. i'll let you know what you can expect for the weekend ahead. >>> a traffic alert for kpix drivers, i will look at freeway closures that could slow down your drive. >> if you plan on taking 880 over the weekend you may want to rethink that. there will be construction happening along 880 in newark

meanwhile, over at the fed, the san francisco president, mary daly, did talk shop, saying a materialhange in outlook was needed to warrant another cut. with us.ls is still we have got some of the big wall street banks forecasting a surge in rates. others are forecasting that we could fall into negative territory by 2021. where do you see rates headed? willem: nowhere. evenally stable to 2021 because it depends what part of the economy those economists are looking at. if you look at manufacturing, it is very weak and it is good to remain weak for a while. you need quite a substantial trade deal to improve that sentiment. on the other hand, the consumer is quite strong. as we have seen in the labor markets figures last week. so basically, what it means is that central banks in terms of interest rates is too glum. the solution is not there. in the case of the fed, i think that there is no need for the cuts. matt: is there any need for fiscal -- there's so much talk about fiscal stimulus being necessary in europe. it has me starting to think about the times when we used to talk about inf

we finished strong with mary daly and the san francisco fed. a conversation.at live pictures of venice. venice is suffering its second-highest tide on record, threatening its fragile lagoon and renaissance buildings. we are looking at pictures of inside one of these palaces. to declares prepared a state of emergency and says climate change is menacing the city. wednesday and thursday, very high tide and on friday, venice, exceptionally high. these are extraordinary images of record floods in venice. michael shaoul with us right now. joining us, alicia levine as well. withyou changed your view this equity rally? have you adjusted from d ny mellon from an october 2 a yes, we have.? lookingw time to start globally for equity exposure. if you look at european equities and emerging-market equities, the valuations are lower than in the u.s. all the capital came to the u.s. over the last several years and it is time to look locally to the extent that there is any stabilization in the fundamental outlook. tom: what kind of equities are best risk reward? do you want to

we will hear exclusively from san francisco fed president mary daly at 2:00 p.m., seven: 30 london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ourie: it is time now for latest bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. google will be the next big tech company to get into finance. the project will be rolled out next year. italy's biggest bank posted a better-than-expected 26% increase in third-quarter profit . rising trading income and higher fees at unicredit more than offset lower fees from earning. unicredit's ceo talked about the impact of negative rates. if we can help the european banksy stay to -- so the have been having a decent performance. you may have a negative impact on banks. vonnie: consolidation among european banks will take place only after share prices slide. that is your latest bloomberg is missed/-- bloomberg business flash. guy: still ahead, an update from capitol hill. the impeachment probe hearing now underway. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy

an exclusive interview with the san francisco fed president mary daly coming up 2:30 this afternoon easterne will continue in our second hour. we have a lot to cover and will keep terry haines with us. we have an impeachment hearing going on for it the testimony from jay powell, the fed chair. and the meeting between president trump and president erdogan all of the same time in addition to mary daly. live from new york, this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines. mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at anytime. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots... and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. switch and save up to four hundred dollars a year on your wireless bill. and save even more when you bring your own phone and upgraded your network. that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >> i am scarlet fu. iq."is "etf >> no more playing

francisco. it is raining again today. mary will have a >>rianbusine h plan to e re a is offering big discounts. >>> thanksgiving is all about your friends, family, coming around the table, giving thanks and cannabis in thsame w you pass the joint around. >>> the holiday discounts come just before california increases business tax rates on legal marijuana at the start of the new year. >>> 4:44 right now after not check of weather. looks like the brunt of the rain has passed but more cold weather. >> it has brought impressive rainfall amounts and winds and we're starting with scattered showers. even some isolated thunderstorms as brief heavy se this morning. let's zoom in and you can see light to moderate rain across the golden gate bridge into san francisco, san bruno, over the bay bridge. moderate rain. down through hayward. i want to zoom in and there were reports of pea sized hail by a trained weather spot ter in san francisco at 4:00 a.m. today. also, down across the peninsula lacking at moderate rain in san mateo, half moo

tune in when the san francisco fed president mary daly joined bloomberg live.the big interviews it is battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ thesed: just getting images coming through. we have more from the streets of hong kong where the violence has escalated. we saw tear gas being used in the central business district. a man was set on fire, one man shot and in critical state and hong kong police fired tear gas in other parts of the city. that is the scene of what is going on, bricks across the road , providing an obstacle for any passing traffic. fairly nearby, the hong confirmed the prince and workstation and another, -- prince edward station, those two are closed citing sudden situations. we will keep you up to date. it is time for the battle of the charts. joining us now is our reporters. they have the best charts against each other. .ishaad: you can access them that is your function, gtv . got? ave you as you can see in the chart, is at the wider spread for the long-term average since 2018. it has rallied 16% since the low in august and we believ

plus, san francisco fed president mary daly speaks with bloomberg at 6:30 a.m.rsday if you are watching in sydney. coming up, hong kong is bracing for another day of chaos. you can see live pictures there is the city wakes up. we will get the latest on the unrest. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "daybreak asia." back ton: let's get president trump's speech today where he got back to one of his favorite past times -- bashing the fed. he called for a change of strategy. investors now is an and advisor on due diligence. great to have you with us. the chart on the bloomberg shows that president trump's speech didn't do much. but we are looking at long-term reaction in the markets. we've had positive trade headlines. we've seen the s&p 500 rising above its 200 day moving average on the relative strength shown panel.bottom have the markets finally priced in all of the fed's potential easing that could come, and do >> i think we have modest gains ahead of us, especially through the end of the year. i think the market is encouraged by the fact that the fed will probably no

francisco. >> it's that time of year. kpix 5's mary lee is there for the big celebration. hey mary! >> reporter: yes, so excited to be out here for an amazing night to kickoff the holiday season. this is the 33rd annual holiday building lighting ceremony here at embarcadero center, and you can see the festivities kicking off. i want to talk to shirley with united airlines, and you've been participating with this personally for 7 years. how does it feel to be out here right now? >> yes, we've been sponsoring this for 11 years, and i've been here for 7. i just love being here. kicking off the holiday season, and to be able to see friends, family, ohana together, and spending that quality time is what we're all about. >> reporter: and to see hundreds of people out here with their families celebrating the holidays, it's just special. >> absolutely. i hope as you're skating around and seeing all of the hawaiian airlines around them they're inspired to take that trip to hawaii. >> reporter: all right, thank you so much! we're going to cover the fireworks, the lighting out here at embarcad

mary wordwell. the san francisco public library recently made major changes in its core borrowing procedures that adversely affects its most vulnerable population, seniors, low-income and disabled library users. in mid-september without any prior notice, the san francisco library eliminated public notices which let library users know which materials they requested are available for pick up at branchs. these notices greatly encourage borrowing of library materials. without them it's impossible for thousands of library users without internet access to use the library premises. the latest report reports that 300,000 san franciscans do not have internet access from their homes, including me. in making this decision, the library staff did not take into account this block of library users. they presumed all users have internet access which would allow them to receive notices via the internet. they did not take into effect all of these san franciscans who have no way of placing materials on hold for pick up. this greatly disadvantages 138,000 patrons from using the library. quite simply, if a patron cannot know i

marie yovanovitch . >>> there is a battle in the san francisco north beach neighborhood this afternoon to restrant that just got served an eviction notice and jackie ward is live or local leaders are steamed about this. >> reporter: one person leading the fight to keep this place open is the supervisor aaron. this is what is left of the investigation. there were so many people in support of caffe sapore and regular customers and people who live in the neighborhood as well as state senator scott weiner is showing their love for this place through signs that there are sick of seeing small businesses close and they do not want caffe sapore to be the latest victim. the supervisor said he is doing what he can to work something out. he has even knocked on the door of the landlord twice that is not been able to speak directly to her. >> we have spoken with her representatives. >> reporter: the owner tells me that he has been paying his rent on time for the past 23 years and that is nearly $7000 a month. all he wants is an answer from the landlord as to why she wants him out of here. for 23 years this is how t

. >> a sprawling science fair over san francisco at san francisco's or cack el park on saturday. marylee was the emcee for the day. >> jumbotron. it's included hundreds of hands- on experiments and games and robots. it is the lead organizers of the vines fair. the university hosted 40 exhibit booths to showcase the latest research. if you haven't checked out mary's twitter and instagram, it is there. >> it was such an incredible's vent. i'm a science geek so s.t.e.m. education is a passion of mine so to see so many people out there, thousands out there over the weekend, the kids experiencing and discovering science. i heard so many kids say wow, i didn't think science could be so fun and cool. >> very cool. >> amazing event. >> that is awesome. lots of experiments and tyra banks says it is sexy so there you go. >> yes. >> let's check the traffic. >> let's do it. we're going to jump over to the eastshore freeway. slow and go conditions. westbound. we have this crash at carlston. trying to clear it over to the shoulder. it is causing a bit of a backup. brake lights coming away from high

francisco skyline? moments ago the embarcadero center was all lit up for the holidays. mary leads is there. >> reporter: an amazing night to kick off the holiday season at embarcadero center. just saw the four iconic buildings lined up for the first time this holiday season. we had an incredible fireworks show as well. just a magical night. >> reporter: now, the skaters are on the ice. you can check out the holiday ice rink now through the holidays until january 5th. here at the embarcadero center, mary lee, kpix 5 news. >> always a good time. >> let mary go home! she has been up forever! >> sometimes, the stories they really, really get to you. next time you are approached to buy a t-shirt for a great cause, before it goes in one lobe and out the other as you continue to walk away, consider the story of quintin wiggins and his teammates who are paying it forward. let's take you to marin county. there are so many ways to honor a friend. >> reporter: a teammate, an impact on the community. for virtually all of the 17 years, quintin wiggins touched those around him. >> since f

across the worldnd some of the most dangerous areas during international were carried mary mattoon done is a san franciscoe marches today. >>i always want to be connect when i retired in 2017. felt like something was completely rippedut of me my whole soul, but 2 to contie to support and be a part othe parade. keeps me connected. wrote crime. ristina tate >>well this morning, a world war 2 plane dropped nearly 1 million poppies over the white cliffs dover and england for remembrance day remembered sta the united kingdom is marked annually by events like a special ceremony attended by the royal family in a mont of silence to honor the dead. the daand the commemorative ceremony, always held on the sunday closest to november 11th. the day rld war one ended. in 1918. >>early decades t arriving in the us one dhaka defenders preparing to learn her fate which he teifies before the supreme court as partf a major immigration debate. >>and dangerous dining a string of alarming attacks, a popeye's restauras, its customers continue to lose their cool. plus police make a bak in the mysterious murder case in georgia to

lauren: there is san francisco fed and mary daily want to know how climate change will affect the economyudy. impact of warmer weather on labor supply. the impact of pollution on do those areas need lower interest rates because they're polluted? also, can there be a run on oil. as you, as you have, sorry can't speak, other sources of energy coming to market, do we frack less oil? what's the ability to get the energy that you need? stop laughing. this really is happening. stuart: if i'm the federal reserve, and i am holding a conference on climate change, the first thing i'm going to say, what happens if we get the "green new deal"? what happens to the economy then? lauren: excellent question. i don't think they discussed that but i will step back. stuart: of course not. there will be intellectual stuff irrelevant to most of us. sorry, susan, i'm goring your ox. president trump moments away from the new york veterans day parade where he will be speaking. we'll take you there. that is a promise. >>> how about this, "call of duty," one of the most popular games, i will talk to a veteran that

we are going to have an exclusive interview with mary daly, san francisco fed president, at 2:30 p.m.rn time in new york. a reminder, all the charts we show you can find on gtv under terminal. you can browse them, save the charts. gtv . now an update on headlines outside the business world. sebastian salek is here with first word news. sebastian: the impeachment inquiry as president trump goes public today in front of the house intelligence committee. democrats and republicans will make vastly different arguments. , kratz say the -- democrats say the president pressured ukraine to investigate a political rival. republicans say it is an attempt to take down a president who did nothing wrong. a warning from hong kong officials and chinese state media. they both say there will be consequent is if violence continues. traffic is disrupted across the city for the third time today, and for the first time, the government closed schools. according to the international energy agency, the world is on track for further emissions increases through 2030. the iea says the solution is for go

francisco ahead of the dream life conference. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's go straight to mary lee to talk about the forecast. >>> good use it morning to you. big changes for today. much cooler and there is a chance to see an isolated sprinkle or shower. a lot to talk about. here is the future cam under mostly partly sunny skies. weather headlines, some patchy fog in spots this morning. partly to mostly cloudy skies. temps will be about 10 to 15 degrees cooler

across the world and some of the most dgerous areas during internatnal were carried mary mattoon done is a san francisco nive and she marches today. >>ilways want to be connected when i retired in 2017. i felt like something with completely ripped out of me my whole soul, but 2 to continue to supportnd be a part of the purse. keeps me coected. >>and don't forget to download the kron on app by thway because will be coring more veterans day events happening throughout the day you can wat them live as they happen. and you can also kept a state caught up on t list breaking news and weather traffic updates well with kron on go tyour app store and download it today. 8 oh 9. >>and on the kron 00:04am morning news, a woman tells the sad and scary story of how she was walking her dog on this trail in the bay area, 2 pit bulls attacked and killed her dog, we'll have more and more forced s in california this time in san diego what happened at thdel mar racetrack. >>here's a quick ve look outside goa few bridges to check on this morning on this veterans day, but yocan really tell it's a holiday can ship traffic. so

francisco ahead of the dream life conference. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's go straight to mary lee to talk about the forecast. >>> good use it morning to you. big changes for today. much cooler and there is a chance to see an isolated sprinkle or shower. a lot to talk about. here is the future cam under mostly partly sunny skies. weather headlines, some patchy fog in spots this morning. partly to mostly cloudy skies. temps will be about 10 to 15 degrees cooler po as a cold front pushes through. we'll see increasing fire danger, especially for the higher elevat feet we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes but check out the highs for today. the 68 in con court. 63 in oakland and san francisco. and 65 for the high this afternoon and san jose. the full forecast coming up. >> we are seeing some stop and go conditions as you work your way through the altamonte pass. new report of a crash on 24, on the westbound side, blocking at least the left shoulder. there you have a lot of ac thrift on scene for this one car crash, right as you get to that 580 second area. this is causin

francisco. >> kp ix will have that story tonight at 11:00. >>> let's get a check of our weather with mary. you have cute friends behind you. >>> our sea lions are enjoying the sunshine out there. i love the sea lion cam out on pier 39. cool there. let's look at our tower camera looking south. you can see blue skies, temperatures are on the cooler side for today. you can see in concord, upper 60s, upper 50s for oakland as well for san francisco. 70 for livermore and san jose coming in at 62 and 60 for santa rosa. with it many locations, cooler compared to yesterday at this time. 11 degrees cooler for santa rosa and 8 degrees cooler for nampa and oakland. while we have a weather advisory for air quality today due to the smoke of the ranch fire burning, we're watching the hazy skies. current air quality, it's ringing moderate for most of us. this is for san low and drove and san jose. here's the satellite and radar view, the strong ridge remains in control. diet and quiet conditions through the rest of the week and into next week as well. as we go hour by hour on futurecast, and we head throu

here is a look at the oracle ballpark in san francisco where the bay areas signs festival will take place. we are a sponsor and the very own meteorologist mary lee is a hose. the festival will feature numerous exhibits including robot races and meet ups. it will happen today from 11 am to 4:30 pm. >>> good times in mexico city where folks celebrated the day of the dead is a tradition in which families remember the dead and celebrate the continuity of life for the annual festival event hopes the dead return from the underworld once a year.>> it makes me happy, i love it it is honoring the people that are dead and they do it in a nice way you'd everyone is happy and a lot of colors.>> locally there are several day of the dead events set for day in san jose east. a 5k and 10k run walk will begin at 8 am at the guadalupe river trail. in san mateo a religious service and celebration is set for 10 am at the skyline memorial park and in hayward a blessing of the altar and traditional dances will be part of the event at the chapel of the chimes at 11 am.>>> let's check the local weather now. it is a nice, cool, calm and collected this morning. takin

francisco. [♪] [♪] >> district nine is a in the southeast portion of the city. we have four neighborhoods that i represent. st. mary'scompletely unique architecture. very distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in di

mary center will be open through april of next year. >> san francisco is offering financial help to fourusinesses damaged in a four- alarm fire over the weekend. the fire broke out before dawn saturday morning in a three story mixed use building in the castro. a clothing store, bar and wo restaurants ant ground flower all damaged. each can apply up to $10,000 from the city's business disaster relief fund. the cause is under investigation. a a 6:36 right now. thousands gathered in santa clarita. 0 ♪ >>> the student sang an emotional rendition of the national anthem as the community continues to mourn this morning. the mayor, principal of saugos high school and the superintendent addressed a crowd. two students were killed, the gunman shot himself. >> >> in 1998 rodney reed was convicted of killing the 19- year-old in texas. his d.m. a was found in her body. rodney reed said they were having an affair but he never hurt her. his lawyers say substantial evidence has come to light in rest implicating her fee france' in the murder. they halted his execution at the last minute. >>> we're hopefu

fire weather watch with the mountains and obblow raom san francisco with more on this week's potential pg&e tower shut off. jackie. >> reporter: maryu were just describing a weather commotion that pg&e hates to see. the customers hate it even more. they are talking about potentially turning off the power to 250,000 customers. however they are not sure if this will happen. if they decide to turn the power off, it would be wednesday morning into thursday morning. customers will start to find out today if they will be losing power. 19 northern counties may be impacted this time around including morin but for now the utility does not expect counties in the south and east bays to lose their power like last timement for people in the north bay, they are bracing for another shut off as best they can. a.i. don't find it very poti keeping the phones charged at all times. that was a really hard thing. >> reporter: happening today in sacramento, pg&e's c oh wilson son will have to speak to lawmakers in the state senate as part of the oversight hearing. they will evaluate power shut off and develop a plan of action. they faced harsh criticism

francisco. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> i'm ready for the weekend mary. if you're commuting along the peninsula so far, so good. 101 in both directions clear as you leave san mateo. 280 off to a great start. we have a minor snag in the clearing changes to 101 that has been cleared. all lanes open. just north of there keep in mind the dream convention closures will be closed. they are recommending using public france since. bart, muni will have some reroutes but you'll see congestion over the weekend due to the closures. >>> i'm anne makovec. we're following the latest out of hong kong this morning as those protests continue. police have now opened an investigation, a murder investigation in the death of a 70-year-old hit by a brick allegedly thrown from a processor, one of several incidents of major violence there in the last week. a police officer shot an activist in the torso. a man was set on fire while arguing with protesters. a 22-year-old student fell from a building during a police operation. the pro democracy demonstrators are still occupying the

mary. if you plan on commuting, say on the bay bridge or the san mateo, be careful. business as usual as you head into san francisco. no delays right now on the san mateo bridge. taillights working their way westbound out of hayward as you head towards faster city. so far, so good. no troubles there. cal tran sign is lit up. we do have a record that the waldo tunnel is light. so be careful as you head into the city. >>> i'm anne makovec. we are going live to santa barbara county right now where you can see the fire is raging. this was some video taken within the last few hours. the fire started yesterday afternoon. this is north of the city of santa barbara, near highway 154. mandatory evacuation is now in place in the area, about five miles wide. the wind is expected to die down. later on, they are expecting rain but, in the meantime, how much damage the fire is done is unknown until the sun comes up. >>> ground breaking invention here in the bay area could change the way we fight those kinds of fires. scientists at stanford university invented this substance that is resistant to wind, rain. the fire retardant is

mary mentioned the fog. a lot will impact your drive. we have a lot for the golden gate bridge. limited visibility out of marin county heading into san francisco this morning. not a lot of cars on the roadway yet but that will impact your drive as you head out and about. bay bridge, look at this. cars at the cascades. overall are, the drive time, about 10 minutes heading into san francisco. not too bad. metering lights are off. if you plan on taking the san mateo bridge, so far so good. good look on the 101. 101 is also clear in both directions. >> i'm anne makovec with new video coming in from hong kong where schools are closed, riot police are out and you can see small fires and more clashes continue. it is another day of protest. this has been going on for five months. today, a traffic officer shot a protester in the torso. police fired multiple rounds of tear gas and arrested about a dozen people. the chinese university of hong kong has been a real flash point today for some of these clashes. protesters threw bombs and dropped bricks from a food bridge. a university spokesperson said that society had, quote, been pushed to the brink of a t

mary ewe chi knows the 49ers well. i had a chance to ask him on his thoughts on san francisco this year. >> we're talking 49ers over byprise bd by their success? you know, things are falling into place. they're staying relatively healthy. the pass rushers are real doing 's hard to go 8 and 0 obviously. ba ainstussell wilson who's 11 and 3 against the 9ers. he's had their number a little bit. that should be a great game. 9ers are doing well. they're playing hard trying to get the first round bye. >> what do you think of jimmy grap los' performance. >> we knew they could do it but could jimmy g. win when he has to. he seemed to. he's growing in kyle shanahan's system. he's a heck of a kid. he's a good player. there will be times he has to play from behind and catch up and go in the pocket 40 times and win the game. ha richardk hed wha sherman, man. that guy's still got it. i don't know how old sherm is, bu talk about the five pass rushers that are just -- they alternate, they stay fresh, and they're always pressuring qurterbacks. so, when you have that, it's probably the best group in the league with pass rushers. >> la

francisco. 81 are for cloverdale. cooling down again with more clouds. roaring back up by the end of the week. >> mary, thank you. >>> time is 5:21. >>> claims on food packages could help consumers but what do they really mean? >>> coming up, a major winter storm wreaking havoc. and google has been secretly is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. iton the sleepthe number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. don't miss the final days to save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. ends sunday. >>> 5:24 right now. during a trip to the grocery store, you will find all kinds of claims and seals on food packagin

francisco. temperatures are little but cooler tomorrow and then queuing it down for you thursday. still those temperatures on thursday are seasonal warming up friday and into the weekend. >> thank you so much, mary. >>> from non-gmo to organic and all unnatural, their claims on food packaging at the grocery store. what they really mean for what you are eating. >>> whole foods is recalling 70 different items due to listeria contamination covering broccoli and cauliflower as well as fish, chicken, and chinese food items available in store prepackaged containers. contaminated products were sold between october 10 and november 4. >>> health-conscious food shoppers often want to know of what they are getting is organic. >> not all products made the state the safe standard. many of the claims made on the food experts if you want to avoid genetically modified food look for the non-gmo project verified seal. for organic food shoppers, consumer reports gives this usda organic seal and excellent rating but claims of natural or all-natural get a poor rating because they mean different things for different foods and are not regulated. >> email us if you have a question at consumerwatch@kpix.com or call the

francisco is the lead organizer of the science fair. it hosted 40 exhibit booths to load showcase its recent research. >> nobody does that like mary lee. sunrise tomorrow, dramatically, nsetat5:08 p.m. :37. here is how it looks as we gaze toward city hall. beginning to light up in the twilight glow saturday evening. the numbers just climbed. still in the 70s. san francisco is still 69 degrees. it is a balmy, november evening. tomorrow is calling for things to get warmer, just a nudge. near 80 degree highs around the a. a nice beach day by bay area standards. everything is just status quo. the high is not moving much. the combination of low pressure is giving us a week offshore flow but not dramatic. no gusty winds. not robustly dry. tomorrow is the same as today. tomorrow will be chilly, not as chilly as the past couple of days. not quite as cool at night. sunrises 6:37 a.m. if you like taking an early walk , the sun will be out just after 6:30. pluto is between saturn and the moon tonight. you cannot see it with the naked eye. a great opportunity to take your kids out. the star near the moon is the planet saturn. to the right of that

mary maloney. the news 200 bed of a geisha center along the embarcadero in san francisco is expected to open up next month despite a second lawsuit and it's tough. >>peanut. the people opposed to the idea putting a homeless shelter in a residential area say they are concerned about an increase in crime it is says city's position that the shelters actually reduce crime crime force marine kelly takes a closer look at. >>crime statistics from around other navigation center center already in operation. >>you know i don't want to put it all on >>just a bit. >>those who work at the auto shop right next door to the bryant street navigation center say they've seen a spike in burglaries since it opened its located in an area not unused to the homeless additional shelter has existed across the street for years you have probably. break into the buildings. member and maybe 3 times in the 20 years before that. cars out front broad daylight, got a member of my car they haven't fixed. we catch people. >>we flee in that car just going to my staff report some storm a wheelchair wheels out of there the brazen brazen

francisco's oracle park today. the annual and free discovery date included hundreds of hands on experience, experiments that is, games and lots of robots, the culmination of the week long bay area science festival. mary lee was there to emcee for the day. organizers sofi the event is geared for families. >> today's event is designed to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers. beyond that, it is a great way for the entire bay area community to connect with the science and technology all around us here in the bay area. >> uc san francisco is the lead organizer of the science fair, the university showcased its latest research. >>> it looks like fun, the first day of falling back will be tomorrow, spring had fallback as the clocks get turned back, we lose an hour of daylight. we lose an hour of daylight anyway in the evening hours, dana in the morning, sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:37 am. as we look at city hall at san francisco, a little hazy at the marina, high pressure around a while, that will put a lid on things and reduce visibility. numbers fairlyy five in concord, not bad, oakland 70, livermore 73 and san francisco 69 degrees. that is autumn in the bay area. we are heading into no