and actually she was in homs. they understood the big assault was coming and they were halfway down this storm drain, this four kilometer storm drain, which was the entry and exit point for any journalist coming in to homs taken by the fighters, and she was sort of halfway down or a few hundred meters down it and she said, i've got to go back. there are 28,000 people there and i can't abandon them. and paul said to her, you realize if we go back, we will die. and she said, i have to go back this is what we do. this is what we do. and she went back and he, of course, followed her because he wasn't going to leave her. and he told me, actually, that they -- i find this very emotional, so forgive me, but he said that they both felt very strongly they may not make the deadline for "the sunday time" that week and that motivated her decision to ask shawn ryan if she could broadcast with cnn and channel 4 and wherever, the bbc. >> and she -- >> she called me, and i said -- and i was furious with her. marie, why did you go

she died covering the siege of homs.as. i think she would be horrified at the state of the world right now. very good to talk to you and good luck with the movie, matthew heineman, director of the i picked on marie colburn. when is it actually out? —— of the biopic on marie colvin. it is in theatres in the us in early november and later in the year in the uk. great, thank you for coming in. have you ever been to a pop concert and been so far back you can't see the band? music artists are increasingly finding innovative ways to bring their shows to life and make sure nobody has a bad view. one of the bands pioneering this approach is the rock group u2. mark savage has more. # in the name of love... four musicians, 17,000 fans. so, how do you make sure everyone gets a good view? u2‘s answer is to build a one—of—a—kind, double—sided video screen that's almost 30 metres long. and they don'tjust project their faces on it — they climb inside. it's a very expensive way of getting from that big stage down to this little one down

homs joins me now from rio de janeiro ophelia this is brazil's most divisive presidential election in decades what is the atmosphere in the country. well the atmosphere started to be polarized ever since the come pain started but to be honest now compared to what we saw here on the first round of elections it's not us tens we have seen some protests undergoing in different cities of brazil in recent weeks but they haven't been as massive as they were before we have talked to many brazilians and many think that the decision has already been made but some others are trying to not lose hope and still trying to to see hernando have died because brazil's next president. coming back to both tomorrow he's made denigrating remarks about women gays and blacks how has he still managed to gone to the amount of support he has. while that's a question many here asked themselves when they've the brazil especially from the outside but the truth is that his phenomenon is compared to that of mr donald trump of the united states because many brazilians think he is a different candidate to that politica

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. >>> and a boy was killed is hom his family and friends are struggling to know why he was killed. >> he was 17 years old. he didn't get to go to school. >> a boy was shot and tse of an >> these balloons spelling out polo for his clothing line. >> it doesn't make sense, his life was taken way too soon. >> it was about 4 in the afternoon on tuesday, when someone confronted him and shot him in the parking lot of the store on first 18th street, the high school student died at the scene. his mercedes e350 with bullet holes in the windshield was surrounded by crime scene police and the police were a presence in the parking haven't the motive and someone was jealous. >> he was one who was making it. >> he was a little boy, he had his life ahead of hip. >> loved ones are the right thing. >> it doesn't make sense for no one to come forward. we need justice, justice for omar, for real. >> henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> san jose police are looking for a man who they say drew swastikas at a local business. they said a man drew the hate symbols near a dentist office on union avenue near camden

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the storm passed there are a few hom homes standing. flattened. this neighborhood. the beach littered with debris. >> a driver protest included a violent confrontation. this is what happened when one of the protestors tries to enter the building. grabbed by security. and down had goes. cell phone video captured the confrontation. the man was going inside to pet. demonstrators were calling for an end to instant deactivation. the policy that allows uber to kick any driver off the system without warning. >> devakt vated three times. two of which because someone reported i was drinking and driving. which i don't drink. there's no communication. no one called me or anything. just shut me off. >> uber is dealing with that. after seeing the video, uber sent a statement saying they are concerned and the person in question has been placed on leave. by the vender who hired him. >> a tip from the public key to finding a suspect in a possible south bay hate crime. this is james. police believe he's the man who scrawled several swats kas outside a muslim dentist office. here's s

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police are searching for answers after a young mother was found dead near her hom >> this is hard.e are right next door and can help, but can't do anything. >> reporter: neighbors tell me candace diaz and her family moved into this house just a few months ago. she was a mother to two young daughters. >> they were quiet. never really had any involvement with them. >> reporter: san francisco police were following up after the 26-year-old mother was reported missing. when they got to the house friday evening officers say something didn't add up. >> they got to the home and discovered there were circumstances that were suspicious. >> reporter: police are not saying what tipped them off but they began searching for the mom and the car she may have been driving. her body was found not far from the house on grave street. police found a person of interest and took them into custody on unrelated charges. police asking officers if they have ever seen anyone fighting outside the house. the neighbors say she has heard her fighting with the man that lived in the home with her. >> i heard the ga

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calls to hold homs export condemnation outrage those are just some of the reactions after saudi arabia admitted journalist jamal khashoggi was killed in the istanbul consulate two weeks ago we had previously denied any knowledge of the fate now they say a brutal inside diplomatic mission led to his death jacqueline booga takes a closer look on how events unfolded. for two weeks we were told her mom had left the saudi consulate unharmed only accusations and reports in turkey said otherwise but increased international pressure and around the clock media coverage and riyadh changed its narrative on friday saudi officials confirmed in part what the world already knew the journalist died on october the second in the consulate but the kingdom and namely the crown prince are innocent in all of this riyadh says the death was accidental the result of a quarrel between cause and quote suspects that escalated to a fist fight now those suspects then apparently work to cover up the murder and dispose of the body eight hundred saudi nationals have been arrested including two high ranking members in

is where the supporters and presidential election of the wedding party ctand those supporters stay hom. they won in the previous presidential election and either satisfied or disappointed by what happened so they don't go that extra effort to make it to the polls in the midterm. oftentimes turnout is higher for the opposing party. the out party. there activists and voters simply want to make a differen difference. >> host: in terms of turnout is there any data to support or show the effect of a couple of things where states or voter id is required or states where there are fewer polling places that maybe historically have been or any data on the impact of hacking another tampering election systems? >> guest: know nothing systematic on hacking issues but on the voting laws were collecting a fair amount of evidence that suggests these changes, make it more difficult. weather closing precincts or having them further away from your home or place of business can have a negative effect on turnout. but why the laws oftentimes have a negative effect on turnout and you are making it more diffic

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four foster children were also in the hom and hiding during the shootout. byron black has known mr. hopkins for years. >> he knwas coming. you know what i'm saying? he knew how to prepare himself fothat. he had my rifles. he was in vietnam. >> reporter: tonight the alleged gunman is in custody but the sheriff says he is yet to be charged. >> thanks. >>> a trag new twist in the deadly car explosion in pennsylvania we've been following. today investigators in allentown said the blast was labeled a murder/suicide when a father used a homemad hxplosive to kill himselis 2-year-old son, and a friend after sending letters to police describing himself as deeply depress>>. overseas now after the devastation of the earthquake and tsunami wiped out parts of an indonesianand, it has claimed 1500 lives. reporter: this is a wasteland of mud and misery. the ground churned like a giant wave here then collapsed forever changing the landscape. what transformed the to jelly is what scientists call liquifaction. caused when a quake is so forceful, it turns the land tliquid. reaching hard hit areas has

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dying away on monday and particularly on tuesday where us temperatures dropped here and the stars in homs to now marty and tashkent are really sets of amante now back to the levant still showers around at least of the higher ground. and iran maybe one or two in iraq so much is still high twenty's in beirut and it's quiet then further south thirty four should die hard times is slowly coming down this is a bit more obvious that still remains of bluebonnets made landfall in yemen so just a mass of potential heavy rain they'll be flash floods in the what is will be flash floods in the desert to be honest i'm not rain stretches right up into the empty quarter a hint that by thursday could be a shower too from it in doha but the focus has got to be yemen and maybe southern sidey with persistent heavy rain. china used to take half the world's recyclable rubbish but not anymore with garbage generated by one point four billion people they've got enough of their own but where does it go when he slips the lid on china's war on waves on how does iran and this is different not just whether someone is

indispensable zones of reproduction highlight the species in danger and root out the animals that cause hom. a shoot task which will make it easier for the natural environment to absorb the avalanche of tourists walk reserving the unique character of the island. i. biologist leslie fan and as is amused whenever a rare handful of tourists turn up on one of the six hundred deserted islands of the queen's gardens archipelago. they're all aware of how lucky they are to set foot on this naturalism. they feel like they've arrived on virgin island where the animals never having encountered humans will be nothing but friendly. at last they know the queen's gardens are one of the best preserved regions not only in cuba but in the whole of the korean going up on this and that this region resembles what the caribbean looked like several hundred years ago today a careful and sustainable tourism model is developing it is epic and the right management procedures are being put into place so that tourism and the natural world in co have it here and that would add the field. if it looks like the land base t

people that could not evacuate, many living in manufactured housing and mobile homes, large mobile hom homes, but nonetheless mobile homes, multi-acre properties off of dirt roads who are completely isolated at this very moment. crews are working hard to get to them. but these are the first people, likeliest people to be forgotten that is where the challenges lie ahead in terms of saving lives and getting to people quickly. >> dickerson: let me switch topics now to the case of jamal khashoggi. you said that if it turns out that saudi arabia had something to do with his murder that, quote, a complete revolt against our policies with saudi arabia would take place in congress. where do you think the state that have revolt is and what are the possible range of actions congress could take? >> well, on the first point everyone waiting to find out exactly what happened and frankly this is the kind of case where we may never know exactly what happened. the denial -- that said news reports out there that there is some sort of audio-video evidence, if that were to emerge or other facts or frankl

city's museum according to syrian officials antiquities were also taken from the palmira dara and homs museums. you can it be company suspending its operations at a fracking well in northern england after one after another trauma in the area drilling began at the site two weeks ago on october the twenty fourth mine a seismic activity was detected but operations continued and it wasn't until a stronger china on october the twenty sixth but operations were halted for eighteen hours with the drilling being sporadically caught on and off has once again hit the pause button however the company defended its activity and said it poses no danger to locals. micro seismic events such as these result in tiny movements that are way below anything that would be felt its surface much less cause any harm or damage without the sophisticated monitoring in place it could drill or they would not be detected. a campaigner for the talk fracking group says quote jenna's operations could have dangerous consequences on an already weak plant site. with fracking at the moment it's a worrying situation and it se

city's museum according to syrian officials and to quit are also taken from the power mira daraa and homs museum's. controversial u.k. energy company quadrilateral suspending its operations at a fracking site in northern england after another tremor in the area which registered as the biggest so far operations have been a stop start at the languishes site since drilling began there two weeks ago on october the twenty fourth miner seismic activity was detected patrolling continue to see energy firms said this was to be expected similar underground movements occurred again the following day but it wasn't until a stronger trammell october the twenty sixth that operations were halted for eighteen hours with the drilling being sporadically called on and off has once again hit the pause button however the company defended its activity and said it poses day no danger turn locals. microseismic events such as bees result in tiny movements. anything that would be felt it surfaced much less cause any harm or damage without the sophisticated monitoring in place it could drill or they would not be det

, pulled off the foundation and there is news coming in as we come on the air, word of a new discgo hom to home there, what rob marciano has just learned. they had feared this. the death toll had been rising, more than a dozen dead. we also have new images tonight of the search and rescue operation elsewhere. survivors pulled out by helicopter in places. trapped vehicles, could not get to them. and look at mexico beach before hurricane michael made land fall and this is what it looked like after. just stunning. meteorologist rob marciano is on the scene tonight. he has just learned of the discovery. what authorities have told him moments ago. >> reporter: tonight, time is running out to find survivors in the storm zone. customs and border protection using blackhawk helicopters to rescue two residents from panama city, hoisting them to safety. the area, impossible to reach by vehicle. officials tonight say many areas are just too dangerous for people to return to. as we make our way into mexico beach, you can see destruction everywhere you look. this is where michael made landfall. that

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the next game will be a hom against the golden knights. puck drops at 8:00 nextdn day night. >> there's a new concert venue to tell you about in d.c. also. nt andh, the entertain sports arena getting ready to celebrate the big grand opening. take a look at the video here. the arena openednt last tonight the native wale is scheduled to perform for a sold out crowd. tomorrow night, mary j.blige will take the stage. >> they went fast b we wanted this to be an opportunity for the people in d.c. to come into the building even before the grand, grand opening on saturday. so they'll be the first ones. >> they'll perform at a second grand opening ceremony next weekend we have a chance for drizzle herut it's a dry pattern here today and up through the weekend. enjoy your weekend and it could be on the cool side today in the 60s but 70s tomorrow and back into the 80s on sunday and moay. moay. our 1nd0 he turned around the naacp. businessman. ben jealous. "marylander of the year". he's helped grow twenty companies and a thousand jobs. ben's vision: m

. >>> a special moment today as >>> a special moment today as people who lost their hom kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shopa i learne work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical aca mies ross virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm thm kaine, and i approv message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. >>> i wanted to see how fast you can run. >> we have some rain comingmo b of us will get to the evening rush okay. it will be after the evening rush.r some, you're seeing the rain right now. there's cloud cover that we said would come in in the afternoon. the heat index, 93 in frederick. look at hagerstown. down to78. we've got some rain and some thunderstorm you there the hagerstown area. nothing from d.c. southward and mostis is continuing on move toward howard county, baltimore, frederick county and mayb montgomery. right around the

he's still a member of parliament and on its defense committee where he helps make decisions about homs deals. young is indeed elected to nine matal supervisory board he'll be promoting the company's controversial deals with turkey. but he won't retire from parliament until the autumn which critics denounce as a conflict of interest more. than one digs is on the courts are on good to go in the hague are young's not good big mega youngs and you didn't reply to our inquiry as leave government ministers are subject to a cooling off period. it after leaving office when there's any hint of a potential conflict of interest but that doesn't apply to ordinary members of parliament. at the end of the annual meeting up a gives her report she asked the supervisory board how many combat training centers was so and where and the extent of the bone despairs involvement. the fact of the fund what it was they said the trade secrets prevented them from answering my questions but the only admitted that a number of exports were made to various regions east exported the entirety of the . heinemann time did

circulation and when you get that sort of circulation see what the center of low pressure that was in homs is the rain is being driven science is being brought in from the med to the north east of spain as well the result of that there's going to be some flooding up here suspect class alone or area quite possibly but as i said it's been driven down so that we've had recently in tunisia you know algeria bit of flash flooding it looks like it's moral codes to now of course here we've got the drainage of the atlas mountains so the chances are when it's twenty four hours you will see something in the news about flash flooding in morocco or maybe somewhere in space to say the seasons definitely changed peter. rob thanks very much still to come here on the news hour a shooting in an afghan government compound increases concerns about violence in the run up to saturday's elections. and in the sports news we'll hear from the french world cup winner who took a trip back to the place where his football story all began when we come back. we're. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to t

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1971, barbara was married there.re she s her memories from a wedding album at her montgomery village hom and she also talked about growing up in this neig aorhood andending the place where her family has a special connection. f>> my entireily that lives in pittsburgh belonged to it. my grandmother's sisters were one of the founders of it. >> her paryts were v active at the synagogue. her mother becamest the f female president of the temple. >> president trump raised the question of having armed guards places of worships. he said thes gua can prevent deadly shootings. >> there was an armed guard t insi temple. they would have been able to stop him. >> now a numbe of synagogues across the country have reportedly beefed up security, but pittsburgh's mayor said that ha not the solution. >> the approach we need to be looking at is how we take the guns which is the common denominator of e mass shooting in america, out of the hands of those that are looking to expr hatred through murder. >> the was a 57% surge in acts of violence. they call it the greatest increase they have ever seen. >> comin

of caution a note of worry about what to of what the future holds for germany we heard there from homs a note of caution simon culturally socially politically how unified is germany today yes how to wrap that up and always the it is it broadly speaking for anyone certainly looking from the outside would notice a few obvious differences just travelling around germany but certainly there are a continued to be. considered to be a legacy of eastern germany that isn't as certainly holy optimistic for everybody for instance pay on average in in the east is fifty percent lower than it is in the west and we've seen a continuing story of people younger people migrating away from the east to find jobs in the more economically powerful western part of the country and that is mean has meant that you know many people left behind the older people or people with without the skills have been left behind when i feel as if they've been in a treated as second class citizens they haven't been the winner is from rejection reunification. of course in terms of democracy and the general opportunities and inde

a bullet fly through her bedroom window after shots were fired near that outdoor baby shower at her hom er the weekend. >> it was a little dioncerting to stay 9 least. that's the only means. >> reporter: and so luckily no one hurt in that case. bear in mind, two cases. that one included over the ekend. between may and august, five reports of bullets flying i in loudoun at the office. >> i'm justin finch, news 4. >>> 5: this morning. an arrest was made in a rape we told but near the twin brook rockville station. malachi raymond. the two struck up a conversation on the metro bus. once they o got the bus raymond tried to kiss the victim allegedly. he pushed her into a nearby parking garage and raped her. she says he walked her back to e metro station and she called police. police used the description of the suspect and video tod f him. >> we're learning news. we learned the name of a man who shot and killed a person inge antown. officers tried to arrest 18-year-old ovalen valentino pritchette. as officers approached, he shot and killed himself. he was wanted in the shooting death of 20-yea

." >> hollywoo california, hom of fast cars and movie stars and a woman who knew her way around both. ellen degeneres. >> who doesn't love keith morrison? ellen shares a wild story with the help of nbc's keith morrison. also stopping by, ken jeong froh "crazy r asians." be sure to stick around for news 4 at 4:00. ith us. i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve this message. seen barbara comstock's fake ad? jennifer wexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66. nonsense. and let's call this plan fowhat it is,lls on 66. the way that it's been rolled out. it's highway robbery. rere's also healthcabery. barbara comstock voted to sabotage the healthcare market, hiking premiums up to 64%. everything that's wrong in washington. >>> 5:25 now. if you use uber or lyft to get around, you know that you can rate your driver. >> but did you know they can rate you back? consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you with ways to improve your rating and why it matters. >> reporter: well, here's why it matters, because the higher your e rating, the more likely driver is to actually want to pick yo

now if you choose tooi stay hom, that's essentially casting at least a half a vote for nancy pelosi andhuck schumer. by the way, if you vote for the democrat, you are voting for nancy pelosi because in most cases, 99%, they will vote with her. if you are voting in a senate race, however the democrat is, be it tester, heidi heitkamp, joe donnelly, bill nelson in florida, claire mccaskill, kyrsten sinema and arizona company you don't vote for dean heller in nevada, you basically are voting for chuck schumer. the trump agenda would come to a halt, endless witch-hunt against the president will pop up every day. impeachment would be pursued. every single democrat on the hill, they are salivating over that but they are not telling you. in other words, they are hiding their agenda. but if you like the booming economy, if you are in love with our constitution, presumption of innocence, inalienable rights, due processof under the law, the choice is clear. in 22 days, ask yourself if you are better off than you were two years ago. is your paycheck bigger?rs are your taxes lower? is the country sa

he is using imagie to drive hom the message. >> laura: he has done all sorts of funny things. we have an update on the brooklyn witches putting a hex on brett kavanaugh. >> 60 are getting together to hex brett kavanaugh an excosist. >> laura: there he is. >> people are praying and fasting for brett kavanaugh to ward off that hex. >> laura: i fasted for six hours today. i didn't eat until 1:00 this afternoon. >> you just forgot to eat. >> laura: how many exorcists are in the united states? >> more than you know. i have interviewed a few of them. >> laura: i wanted a halloween he that spins around. >> they are training them in rome and there are bigger numbers than you think. evil is real. >> laura: thank you so much. we are keeping our eyes on the trump rally. >>> if democrats needed help embarrassing themselves, cory booker lit a match to the hay stack. what he said about america, coming up next. >> these courageous arizona >> these courageous arizona patriots did not shed their blood, sweat, and tears so we could sit at home while others try to erase their legacy and destroy

be dying away on monday in particular on tuesday whereas temperatures dropped here and the snows in homs to now marty and tashkent really south of el monte now back to the levant still showers around at least of the higher ground. and iran maybe one or two in iraq so much is still high twenty's in beirut and it's quiet then further south thirty fortune the hard times is slowly coming down this is a bit more obvious that still remains of bluebonnets made landfall in yemen so just a mass of potential heavy rain they'll be flash floods in the world will be flash floods in the desert to be honest and that rain stretches right up in the mt quarter and hints that by thursday could be a shower too from it in doha but the focus has got to be yemen and maybe southern sidey with persistent heavy rain. does the state designation state sponsor of terror tell us what that designation means how bad is that people sit on. the seat denise foreign minister. mohammed ahmed talks to al jazeera. and then decides that i'm glad both on the false image in a kind of. they found out when they did make it seem. i

t i wantbe able to give back, especially to youth, i want to be with juveniles, because that hits hom to me, and that's my heart. >> sreenivasan: tyndall ist confide'll stay in newark. >> newark is where i was raised. newark is where i learned about these issues.e newark is wheri saw these is newark is where i'll stay. >> sreenivasan: tyreek rolon is also an h.l.l.c. honor student. he was a basketbstar in high school who bombed his s.a.t. testaking him ineligible for college scholarships. after high school he sold cocaine, and went to prison four years. now at 33, tyreek says he wants to be parte solution. he mentors high school students at newark's west side high school. >> when i was locked up, i'm trying to figure out what am i going to do? and how am i going do it? >> sreenivasan: his ultimate goal is to get a masters degree in public policy and tackle injustices that affect the formerly incarcerated. like laws that ban them from returning to subsidized housing. >> half of new jersey, 50% of w jersey's homeless population is that of previously incarcerated people. so what happens

kazakhstan the two men on board a russian and american were forced to make an emergency landing on homs. antarctica in michael has got to the u.s. to florida with a witness to wrench or rains and flooding two people are reported killed. the storm's intensity is weakening as it heads further inland. not eleven and which is home to more than a million syrian refugees many live in extreme poverty and refugee children are often forced to work on streets to help their families get by in an exclusive report. gets two brothers two brothers in beirut the boys sell flowers for a living but they would much rather be at school. it is almost midnight but almost and uses work day is far from over. the brothers from syria sell flowers on the streets of beirut three days per week from dusk till dawn . i wish the way. i work because my parents are sick i need to support them i wake up at five thirty or six in the afternoons i go and buy the flowers i work work work and then i go home. to the. syrian children working on the streets of beirut has become a common sight seventy percent of syrian refugees i

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bill: i think everyone remembers the last decade of jennifer grant hom. people left the state in droves. we've come back but we're still 300,000 jobs short of where michigan was before the great recession. here's what ewe need to do. i was in a school in madison high the principal showed me his career lab, his apprenticeship programs, where people, kids with smart minds and agile hands have an opportunity to be career ready. we need to make sure parents have options. not everybody needs to go to california and work for tissue as a software designer. we need to make sure they have opportunities for welders and plumbers, important jobs. whitmer4 years gretchen served in the legislature hasn't done anything to ex-pan apprenticeships. we need to make sure students can earn certificates. moderator: senator, 30 seconds. gretchen: i want to get the nedc to work ton a 52-week jobs list. so we're throwing shovels in the ground and creating jobs and building here in michigan we want to make sure michigan come into 2018. bigotry is bad for business. there's time --

it's a temporary housing plan that encourages people to open up their hom >>> i'm kenny choi.o launch a new program called host corps. it's a temporary housing plan for people to open up homes to people in need when disaster strikes. >>> this morning, we are learning that social security recipients and other beneficiaries are receiving a 2.8% increase next year. that's the biggest increase in benefits in seven years. >>> and the fourth annual new west summit cannabis tech conference kicks off today in oakland through saturday. the conference a meeting of the minds between publicly traded cannabis companies and international investors. >>> we'll have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com next at noon >>> time now 8:57. we continue to track slowdowns for drivers on southbound 880 due to a bus that broke down. they had to bring in a few other buses. right now, that left lane currently is blocked on southbound 880 right at dixon landing. so do give yourself some extra time. 83 minutes that's how long it will take you to go from