think the gunman ran off in this direction jumped over a spillway and then made his way up into this hillyinning to deploy officers around the perimeter to try and close in on whoever this person might be if in fact the gunman is there and there is no as he heard him say there is no police chopper overhead so it really is just as katie lee camera that's their scanning the area hoping to maybe spot the person that these up officers are hoping to try and triangulate on and i really cordoned off the area the school is under lockdown the elementary school that's right near there is under lockdown the high school where happened saugus high school. >>is under lockdown and we've seen the paramedics over they're still treating some victims at least one that was outside in the courtyard. and no i was just wondering if he says yeah, i know that's always going back to the school so you can get a better look here close a school now these are parents. it looks like these are parents that have shown up yet when their united trying to get together with their kids and we saw those kids earlier being let o

that house is located on the 100 block of lucille way in the middle of a very hilly neighborhood here in orinda. here is what we know. someone was hosting a halloween party at that house. it is a house they had rented through hair bnb and they weren't the homeowners and they averaged the party on social media and over 100 people showed up and around 10:50 someone started shooting. a number of people were hit. three people died here at the scene. a fourth person died at the hospital. several more people were taken to the hospital either by ambulance or by their friends. they got there on their own. witnesses told cheryl hurd last night that many attendees are from lany college in oakland and a farther who lives nearby with his wife and kids said a number of neighbors were upset beforehand before the shooting because party was so loud, when the shooting happened he locked the doors to his house and hunkered down. >> everybody moved to orinda for the same reason, because we want the quiet, we want the family-oriented neighborhood so this type of things jars everybody out here. >> reporte

now this university is different from other universities in other parts of town in that it is in a hilly area and there are very few access points to this university so it's very easy to block off now the campus is under the control of the protesters and they are preparing for the police to return so they have set up not only barricades but they've also prepared hundreds and hundreds of molotov cocktails and weapons to counter the police if they were to enter but i in my opinion it's all it would be very difficult for them already for the geographical layout of this university and there is also now an injunction in court pending where the student unions have asked an injunction that would prevent the police to enter university campuses without. permission from the university had ministration this is what has been the practice in hong kong and this is what the what why the east these these attempts yesterday to enter the university led to these clashes because they thought it was a breach of the rules that were at the throats of the students thought it was a breach of the rules that were

yesterday but our hillside certainly are so if you're traveling through the east bay hills and and in hilly areas of the north bay and in the peninsula. you will be running into some low visibility spots so much like yesterday just give yourself that extra time to get to work fog will be shifting and that does mean that are bridges could see an impact even though some of them are right now high pressure is in place this is keeping any chance of rain being cents well to the north up in canada, not impacting us at least any time this week nor next week, although this high could be nudged out of place for the time being you can see rain in future cast is being sent to our north by the time we move into next week though the high does look to weekend and 5. and of next weekend. so this is a week and a half away from now. we start to see the signs that we could see a couple of sprinkles starting to try to work their way into th the time being it is dry. we're continuing this dry trend that we're starting the new month with 50's and 60's for coastal areas today. well 60's for areas like millbrae a

those of you in the east bay should hold on to power, but you are seeing red flag warnings for your hilly spots right above oakland, a richmond and down into the diablo range winds right now pretty calm for a few spots but picking up especially for the north bay through the rest of the day guess regularly as high as 35 to 45 miles per hour. but look what happens as we make our way into tomorrow, those winds rapidly dying down on into early tomorrow morning after which point actually pretty calm thursday just around the corner and a calm friday after that to we've had new snowfall in the sierra nevada during your overnight hours. so that's great news for those of you that want to do some skiing and snowboarding in the coming months here in the bay area seen a couple of isolated spots of drizzle even that has really started to die down and what we're going to see the rest of the day is just abundant sunshine, something that will hold on into the weekend. 60's for today's daytime highs at least for most areas it's going to be a pretty similar day temperature wise as to what we had yesterday

david holmes has recounted how he overheard disputed telephone calls involving the president fiona hilly former national security official has rejected claims that ukraine meddled in the 2016 u.s. elections tens of thousands of colombians took to the streets on thursday the government's probusiness economic policies and its handling of a peace deal with the rebel group fark are among their grievances president eve on 2 k.'s popularity has dwindled steadily since he took power last august. ukraine says 3 naval ships returned by russia this week are in bad condition president of low to me as alinsky inspected the vessels when they arrived at a ukrainian forward their release is part of efforts to ease tensions ahead of a peace summit between russia and ukraine. now to another former soviet republic a georgian court has jailed 10 protesters in the wake of monday's peaceful protest outside parliament in the capital tbilisi the protests were broken up by police with water cannon and the protesters walked for disobeying police orders tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators took to t

escape routes i wish of the university campus which is actually it's built on hilly terrain and it's quite glad so that dole's who are inside. the students. probably have the advantage in this situation. all of a five year putting that time to get your mind off the top stories are not from paris. the white house is down from sweet on marie your benefits was not intimidation but simply his opinion the u. s. preresident accused of witness intimidation in real time. as a former us ambassador to ukraine testifies in. seventy five year old mom and society agrees to be put forward as lebanon's next prime minister this off the protests are pushed aside to o re re out of a job. at the end of october. time for our business update next with uncle- good evening aka hey tawana your starting out where all of a factory left off over in hong kong which has slipped into recession due to this ongoing protests. that's right the protest movement is like hitting a peak right now we've been talking a lot about the economic effects on hong kong. and the government is now confirming that the chinese run bu

hillis on the planning commission. he is one of the more moderate voices on that commission, so i don't think ms. diamond's appointment will lead us into that direction. i think you will have an open mind and look at the issues based on the facts. i am prepared to support your appointment today and i do really look forward to working with you ms. diamond, but i will be calling you often because the voices that you heard today that are concerned about your appointment are people that you need to get to know very, very well. their deep, deep experience working on these issues in the community, i don't think is often appreciated enough because their experience and their ideas and their willingness to think outside the box is the type of thinking that we need to be paying attention to in the city because we're certainly not going in the right direction. with that, i don't know if supervisor walton wants to make comments. >> thank you chair ronen. i want to say appointment decisions are very difficult and sometimes contenti

that's what this particular -- >> jesse: that's where a lot of the drugs pour into, because it's so hilly mountainous. you need walls in strategic locations. the only people that don't want walls, democrats and the carte cartels. >> juan: the war on drugs is not necessarily a winner. >> jesse: i don't think that's a winner. if you do go in hard, it's going to send the price of drugs skyrocketing. you know? >> juan: all right so, greg, where you come out on this? you also think, war on drugs, what's the point here? >> greg: the blood lust is caused by drug lust. what the cartels don't do is they don't sell pot. the reason why they don't sell anymore pot is because the u.s. competition killed the market. it used to be that pot for decades was going in one direction, north from mexico to the united states. now, it has dropped by 75%. legalization killed the posh market for mexico. i don't think you should legalize something to kill a cartel, but there is something in there you regulated. you have an industry. you get rid of the critical element and that's what happens. i think they are proba

know where the fountain would be rebuilt, whether it be in its own dedicated area, would it be on a hilly site or a flat site and things like that. there's also issues regarding whether or not it would be dry or wet, whether it would actually contain water and have spouts as the original fountain did. however, to get some idea of what something like that might cost, we also prepared a very outlined scope of work, mimicking where it was in pacific house for 50 years on the island. we had that commissioned by lee saller and associates, and they estimated that cost would be approximately $1 million, but there's many assumptions in that. moving forward, the aspect of contemplating the reconstruction of the fountain is to determine where it would be built, what sort of context it would be within, whether it's a stand-alone item, whether it's incorporated with some other features, you know, retail and things like that or -- there's endless possibilities, but that would be a very important part towards moving forward is determines where it would be placed on the island and to what environment. s

lot of the bay area but there were spots where it was an open apis a alina and then especially those hilly spots in the north bay that's where you saw those stronger winds well other spots like oakland berkeley and san francisco actually enjoyed quite the calm but nice and cool day yesterday. you can see those clear skies across the bay area this morning and we are off to a much calmer day ahead. but the chillier start the 40's and 50's for most of your current temperatures look at santa rosa though down into the upper 30's right now so need the jackets as you step outside this morning. later on today, keep the jacket as you step out there even into the afternoon because with 60's it will be on the cooler side a little cooler than yesterday even i'm talking more in your forecast. still ahead. >>and at the bay bridge toll plaza the early morning commuters are squeezing in and we already have a pretty big backup not just for the cash lanes but the fast track claims to write you see it it's spilling beyond 80 over crossing, so it's only going to get heavier. good help early it's starting to s

maybe that's why michael bloomberg says i ought to one because somebody good has to run and hilly clinton is fielding calls about jumping into the race. if you want to get on board with this new extreme socialist party, that would mean you have to abandon all common sense, rationality, and all simple math. there is no way to punish the wealthy without also punishing you and your investments and your entire mint savings. by the way, i love the democrats hoping for recession. it is no way to grow the economy by making it harder to start a business and higher workers. there is no way to ensure safety and security of the country by opening up our borders and paying for health care for illegal immigrants. here is the biggest problem. at the end of this whole predictable process, you might impeach the president and he will be convicted but then they will run on this and said in, they are running against the strong economy, they are running against the president who has an american first agenda that is working with a record low unemployment. as a matter of fact, the lowest job has been claimed s

but it's not an extensive amount of excavation given this is san francisco and we have hilly terrain and we have seen projects where you see the iceburg houses and they are excavating rooms and basketball courts under the houses. not significant excavation there. in regards to short term rental we don't have any active complaints on short term rental. but there is nothing against the law of having three people or five people living unrelated in the home. that's my time. if you have other questions i can answer them. >> sorry. on the subject given this is our last bite at the apple because once we -- if we were to approve this permit tonight, that's all, folks unless it was a major change in scope. given the fact that plans, the final plans whatever that is, were presented to you only two days ago. >> i received them last week. they were given to the appellant last week, i think last wednesday. >> and were not given to us in time for this hearing as far as a brief. and given some of the concerns that have been raised here tonight what should this body be concerned with and what should

>> reporter: laura and marcus, it took place in a house up the hill from a residential area, very hilly here in orinda, not far from highway 24 and camino pablo. this was a shooting, according to the sheriff's office, they confirmed four people dead, information we confirmed earlier with the police department and now they're saying several people injured. our own cheryl hurd was out here last night. witnesses told her the shooting took place 10:45 last night at a halloween party at a house on lucille way, again which is up the street from us. this was a house that had been rented out as an airbnb, about 100 people in attendance. witnesses say some of at tendees included students from laney college in oakland, that's information that cheryl dwayne gained on the scene. we have video of what appears to be a mother and father at the crime scene tape, it's heartbreaking to watch, they're begging law enforcement for information about their daughter. the mother says "i heard she was shot dead. is she?" the deputy told him he did not have any information. as far as the suspect is concerned we'v

. >> woodruff: so, nick fiona hillying here?cant what >> this is the heart of what you and i have been talking about, judy, the divide between national security policy of president trump and the trum administration and that of trump's confidants led by rudy giuliani and ambassador sondland. hill actually apologized because she admitted sondland wasn't operating in the regul channel as has been done. he was talking to the president of the united states. the president wasn't talking to urity councilational s aff or wasn't listening to the official channel. the implation of that, of course, the implication of what was looking for a domesticent political errand, in her words, because she says that biden and burisma where the same thing. brined, burisma, burisma the energy company in ukraine that had hunter ben on the board, she's saying they're the same thing. rudy giuliani is saying the same thing, president trump used the word biden in context of burisma on the call, she says it's not credible that ambassador volcker and others di

you're not seeing as much of an impact as you are making your drive right next to the bay, it's more of hillyreatest impact as far as visibility is concerned now high pressure continues to sentence place right over the bay area. this is sending any chance of rain well to our north up in canada. and it's going to stay put for some time, but if you look to the west. even though you see the storm systems being pushed to the north. you will eventually see them gaining ground in the high pressure weakening just enough that by the end and next weekend. it does look like a window could open that we could see some rain again that's not until a week and a half from now, but the end of next weekend we may actually see a bit of a pattern change just around the corner as for today, it's staying dry. it is going to be of cloudy and foggy one for coastal areas, fog stays put through the morning for the bay well our inland areas, not seeing any fog at all that's going help your temperatures to be warmer than yesterday's livermore up to 79 napa and santa rosa, each up into the upper 70's. well, 60's 50's out

this happened in a residential area in the very hilly part of orinda, not far from highway 24 and caminook at the video, this is what it looked like shortly after the shooting, happened around 10:45 last night. witnesses tell our own cheryl hurd who was out here afterwards this happened at a halloween party at a house on lucille way, and this was a house that had been rent the out as an airbnb for this party. there are about 100 people in attendance. some included students from laney college in oakland, again, we are trying to confirm that info with law enforcement. we also saw on video what appears to be a mother and father at the crime scene tape begging law enforcement for information about their daughter, who they sadly believe was one of the four people who was shot and killed. the deputy at the time told them they did not have any information about their daughter. there's no information about the suspect. we have reached out to the sheriff's office and police chief to find out if they arrested somebody and if not, who is this person, who are they looking for, is there a description

worlds there's still one really vital security test for the us and that's how you operate sicker on hillyinsecure networks? independent of huawei is doing in the space come in the pit of what future we fight or something we have to solve that question of 5g general. that has to do with the software, reliance on software. that has to do with ability to check, monitoring versus the pushing outward at the network. this has to do with concepts around iot like increasing the attack space and the vulnerabilities that brings with it, iot, internet of things devices are insecure. these are what will be popping onto this. any of those worlds that's the fundamental national security. >> for for a human question that raised by these technologies and the china question per se or china dimensions. i do want to underplay the ways in which china amplifies security threat to the united states and his networks but it is not the sole security problem. even if china would decide it did to compete on 5g for whatever reasons that carry on, finland, swindling, do your best. even if we ended up in the world mag

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build for what's ahead℠ stuart: the door is still open for hilly clinton.people want her to jump into the 2020 race, and she said she has not ruled it out, although it is, quote, absolutely not in my plans. she just can't quit walking away. no. she just can't quite walk away from it all. i misspoke. that's not surprising since the presidential contest is increasingly chaotic. with just a couple of months to go before the iowa caucuses, the democrat field is not narrowing down to a few front-runners, it's expanding. no wonder hillary is tempted. this is not good news for the democrats though. last week the $52 billion man, mike bloomberg, took the first steps for the presidential run. former massachusetts governor deval patrick told the ap he's thinking about it. former attorney general eric holder has spoken with strategists. and then to an already -- add them to an already crowded field, and you've got a circus. ten democrats have qualified for the next debate on november 20th, another six are trying to qualify. that's chaos. and it's a money pit too. thin

master sondland were he in sum and substance told you that the president does not care about ukraine, hilly cares about big stuff related to himself and particularly the biden investigation that giuliani was pushing? >> correct. >> now a day before your lunch with a bass or sondland, president trump did speak with president zelensky as he referred, the present made it clear to president the lenski he cared about the biden investigation. now, neither of you did listen to this call, but as you testified, you both read it subsequent to its publication. time to aduring her half years in the white house, listened to a number of presidential phone calls, is that right? >> that's right. >> can you estimate how many? >> i cannot, sometimes there would be most because during a week. i was there more than two years. so it is a fair number. >> have you ever heard a call like this when you read? >> i do not want to comment on this call because this is in my view exec and privilege. ... >> s of the testimony i think as a threshold matter there are issues of classification regarding head of state communi

i was at goon hilly earth station earlier on today scanning the heavens, and i wondered whether that the heart of labour's brexit policy because i can't work out what they will do. and i think frankly, if the labour opposition cannot give leadership on that vital question, i do not see how they can lead this country next year or how mr corbyn has the leadership to do it. we need to get brexit done because we are a democracy. and whether we voted leave or remain, most people in this country want us to come together and move forward and respect the will of the people. don't you think so? i do. let's get it done. and that would give everybody a chance in a punch to build a new partnership with a european press, get on and do that. we have been held back in so many ways by this stasis, there is a political blockade, there is a reticulated python that has swallowed it tapir or something. if i have got that right. that's what your politics resembles, and this is a die 00 election if you like, to clear the blockage, and get it done. and it is not so much about the advantages of brexit, thou