sports fans, just a few years ago, when the 9-ers were still a candlestick, there was a year where jason hill and donald strikland were on the field at the same time. they came out of our program. that's a broad-brush stroke to what the p.a.l. has done. our commission has been keep kids off the streets and on the fields. we were a large umbrella organization when i got involved in the early 1990s, where we had, for example, 3,000 soccer ki kids. but we didn't have a huge level of involvement for police officers. we made a decision at our board of directors that every p.a.l. program was going to have a really large stake of police officers involved. we've done that since that time. our current programs, i'll go through them for you very briefly, we still have our football program, it's out there at kimbell playground. they're on the field as we speak. chief scott decided to literally dedicate police officers to that program. they are on the ground. they are on the field. i've been familiar with that program since the 1970s and this is the first time since then that we have police officers coac

by midnight a sergeant spotted chris and jason gomez walking along hill avenue. >>> one of the individuals had broken glass on his clothing. eventually found what appears to be some burglary tools. 50 feet away from where the guys were located. we found two vehicles that had theipassenger windows broken open. >> reporter: as for another curfew that is a big decision involving the mayor the city attorney and the city manager. they say it will be a gametime decision depending on how much power is still out in hi the st batoday. it got really bad on some of the ridge tops. aaron peck joining me now. looking at some of the numbers it is pretty impressive. >>> to follow up on the conversation we were having s r itleis sustained. what we experienced lastnight on mount diablo was a gust. w ckfot r a time on mount diablo last night the wind hit a 75 mile per hour and gus. in the north bay mount helena 77. for the rest of us to get windy. it wasn't bad enough we even had wind advisories here. this is exactly what the forecast was all alone. the best way to get a handle on this. is to visualize wher

by midnight a sergeant spotted chris and jason gomez along hill avenue. >>> one of the individuals had broken glass on his clothing. eventually found what appeared to be some burglary tools. 50 feet away from where they were located. we found two vehicles that had their passenger windows broken open.>> reporter: is crews worked to get power back up leaders are mulling over a curfew for a second night in a row. neighbors today say it is a good idea. >>> it is a good idea. so stuff like that doesn't happen. >>> i think the curfew is that good. until all the electric is back on i think they should. that is a wise decision.>> reporter: morgan hill police say they have no regrets when it comes to posing the curfew yesterday. the mayor and city attorney and city council and manager are meeting for a decision about a curfew on the second night. it will be a game decision depending on how much power is out on morgan hill. >>> san jose mayor said his city has already incurred half $1 million in public safety costs during the shutdown. he wants pg and needs a foot the bill. >>> with frustration

jason allen of pleasant hill lit a total of 8 fires at pleasant hill elementary on oak park boulevard between thursday and friday morning. investigators say that a few school buildings and fence bordering the campus were damaged. >>> today people in oakland are marking anniversaries for a deadly fire storm and for the oakland fire department's origins 150 years ago. the oakland hills fire began on this date in 1991 and went on for 3 days. 25 people were killed, 150 todacereapd atennear the spotwh started. community leaders spoke at the ceremony, and nearby the fire department had their new fire engines on display. the current fire chief says since the 1991 disaster, oakland has made a lot of upgrades in training, equipment, and vegetation management. >> i think being prepared is the, the primary concern. um, doing everything you can to draw done risk, doing everything you can to ensure your property is safe and you have the ability to evacuate quickly. >> members of the oakland fire council were also onhand, motivated to encourage their volunteers to fight fires. >>> a camp fire docum

hill. the men were 26 year-old chris gomez from tracy 21 year-old jason gomez from san jose. the city of morgan hill initiated the curfew for the community in the areas affected by the pa, our shut off. police fan and these 2 men walking around the neighborhood asked those curfew hours. so officers noticed that they had some broken glass on their clothes felt little strange for them. they started investigating and that led to an arrest and they also later spotted to call cars that were broken into nearby that stolen property was returned to the victims. we're continuing our coverage of the power shut off on kron on make sure you have that app it's available for free right now because of the urgent safety threat. you can download kron on. app store for live local news that streaming 24 7. founded fremont tested positive for rabies and we have a photo of it, here's a picture of the bad it was recovered from a home in the north gate neighborhood. last sunday there it is right there animal control says that they don't believe that anyone actually touched the bat but want to keep i

morgan help the man identified as 26 year-old chris gomez from tracy in 21 year-old jason gomez from san joiti mgan hill initiated that curfew for the community in the areas affected by the power shut off didn't want people breaking into homes and cars. well police found the 2 men walking around the neighborhood past the curfew time. the officers noticed broken glass on their clothes and that led to their arrest the 2 cars that were broken into were right nearby the stolen property was returned to the victim. 2 people are in custody in the death of antioch man raul garcia was shot and killed in september. >>his body was found on saint christopher court. and apparently with those an argument at a pittsburgh gas station and that led to this road rage incident where he was shot. more than 4 miles away a man and a woman were arrested. nearly 200 miles south in to larry. in the south bay, a man was shot and killed in san jose. and this happened near virginia street and highway 87 wednesday night that's where the man was found dead. along the guadalupe river trail. it's the city's 29th homicide of the year. >

. >>> morgan hill police say two thves thiee fopor e mischief. police spotted chris and jason gomez walking around just after midnight. a piece of broken glass on one man's clothing burglary tools and stolen property and later fo o ind topa the county jail. >>> delmar high school placed on lockdown this afternoon. the incident stemmed from an incident yesterday. police say a female student brandished a gun and threatened a male student off campus on wednesday. this afternoon a 16-year-old student was taken into custody at the school without incident. >>> president trump just about caaign rally in minneapolis. he is focused on minnesota after he narrowly lost the state in the 2016 election. hillary clinton squeaked by with a one .5% victory. but now the president said not this time. beping onto the plane to get there the president maept time to slam fothe reimpeachmen inquiry. it comes as two men with ties to the president's personal attorney faced campaign finance charges. ofluresident trump faced a f ryonquesrudy tigiuliani were i ars.know th>>em. > donance geh i don't know a

a morgan hill police officer stopped chris gomez and jason gomez as they were walking in a dark area of town on wednesday. there's a kcurfew in effect at the time. the officer noticed they had broken glass on their clothes and some other clues that led them to be arrested. you can count on abc7 news for your pow outage updates. enable push alerts to make sure you get the latest information any time. >> we deserve a beautiful weekend, right? >> mm-hmm. and we'll get it. winds are still offshore but much lighter. no fog to speak of. numbers are in the 40s, 50s and even some 60s out there. looking at our fire danger index, we're in the green. all the advisories have been dropped except for lake county through 10:00. and also on the way to sierra nevada. as we go through the day, those winds that are breezy, up above 1,000 feet will continue to come down. as we look at your activity planner, fair conditions, we'll see a few high clouds throughout the day. no small craft advisory. we'll see those lighter winds on the bay. heading out to school, that sun is not up until 7:18. it will be da

after allegedly breaking into 2 cars during the curfew in morgan hill asked tonight, 26 year-old chris gomez from tracy and 21 year-old jason from san jose have been arrested on a variety of charges, including burglary. the city of morgan hill initiated the curfew in the areas affected by the power shut off. just before midnight police say they located 2 males walking in a residential area. the officer noticed broken glass on their clothes. a quick search revealed one suspect had an outstanding warrant. the other was on a searchable probation. officers also located 2 cars nearby with broken windows. >>and because of the urgency because of the public safety threat created by the power shut off our 24 hour streaming service kron on is being offered for free. >>a 30 state lawmakers sounding off often pg public safety power shutoff capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains their concerns. >>we're following up a state lawmakers as pg e continues through this process of those public safety power shutoff lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say this cannot be a long-term policy for the utility, it's tragic. it's sad. it's ver

after allegedly breaking into 2 cars during the curfew in morgan hill last night, 26 year-old chris gomez from tracy and 21 year-old jason gomez from san jose have been arrested on a variety of charges including burglary city of morgan hill initiated the curfew for the community in those areas affected by the power shut off. just before midnight police located 2 males walking around in a residential area. the officer noticed broken glass, on their clothing. a quick search revealed one suspect had an outstanding warrant and the other was on a searchable probation. officers also located 2 cars nearby with broken windows, the stolen property was returned to the victim. park officials said mount diablo state park will begin reevaluating fire conditions tomorrow morning after. >>they closed the park for the entire day today the park closed this morning because of the extreme weather concerns, gusty winds of course the 20,000 plus acre park serve several 100 people on any given weekday in one class trip had to be canceled today. now a business in an east bay city dealt with closing down because of the widespread power outages.

. >> and what's so amazing, jason, is that not one witness, not fiona hill, not the accounts of john bolton, not kurt volker, no one puts donald trump on the side of ethics. no one puts donald trump on the side of anyone other than rudy giuliani running a shadow foreign policy outside of the state department, running investigations outside of the fbi, gathering intel on foreign leaders outside of the cia. let me read you this just because it's -- it's going to end up in the history books of yesterday. i think as john said, i agree with him, it was a huge day. "at one iona hill confronted sondland who inserted himself in dealings with ukraine though it was not part of his official portfolio according to people informed about hill's testimony, he told her he was in charge of ukraine, compared to alan hague's declaration he was in charge after ronald reagan's assassination attempt. according to those who heard the testimony." not only were these people empowered by the president and rudy giuliani, they were a little bat bleep crazy. >> they were all running -- what this really speaks to

jason: yes, it's an legitimate investigation. here now with reaction, media reporter for "the hill," joe concha, and conservative columnist jeffreying us in pennsylvania. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. i want to go to you first, what is your take when you see these talking heads and the other networks talking about the legitimacy of this investigation? w >> you know, jason, for two years plus, these people have engaged in what i've become to call grassy knoll tv. there wasn't a conspiracy they couldn't find that they didn't believe in. i mean, these were all fairy tales. all they had to do, which is something sean has done every single day of his television and radio shows, is get the facts. he brings on a hardworking journalist like john solomon, sara carter, gregg jarrett, a whole host of others, and they dig, they dig, and they get the facts. these folks on the other hand don't want to take the time to do that. they want to sit there and spin grassy-knoll style conspiracies and try and sell that and the wonder of the ratings tanked because of them. nobody believes them. >> jason: joe, joining me here in new york. the dup

. >>> jason allen lit a total of eight fires between thursday and yesterday morning. it all happened at pleasant hill elementary on oak park boulevard. investigators say several s school vicktures and a residential fence were damaged. if you live near the school and you might have surveillance video from a door bell or anything, call police. they want to hear from you're and see your video. >>> new leads in evidence reopened a cold front in concord. these sketches were released. the four men here believed to have been in an area where a man was shot to death four years ago. eric cruz died in 2015 on the courtyard of the apartments near monument boulevard. no arrest >>> est have been made since them. if anyone recognizes those men to give them a call. >>> the candidate who raised the most money might surprise you. president trump has raised nearly $11 million pitching in $200 or more from july to september. that is according to a recent analysis by the los angeles times. it is more than the top four democrats combined with harris, sanders, pete boudreaux and baden raising under ten million dollars com

hill where a curfew was in effect after the power went out. police say these 2 men 26 year-old chris gomez from tracy in 21 year-old jason gomez from san jose broke into 2 cars a quick search revealed one of the suspects had an outstanding warrants the other was on probation. the city of morgan hill had initiated the curfew in the areas that were affected by the power shut off. >>due to the urgent public safety threat involving this power shut off we are streaming now a 24 hour streaming service kron. offering it for free so that viewers can stay up to date with the latest information even if you are without power you can download kron on at the app store. a live local news streaming 24 7. all right let's check in with lawrence karnow as we head into the weekend. a lot less anxiety right now common down isn't it the lot right now pretty calm around a good part of the bay area even the winds that we are seeing fairly light right now skies are mostly clear. >>we do have a little haze in the atmosphere. that's because the smoke from the fires burning around the bay area. these past 24 hours the smoke just not moving around too much right now so we'v

hill avenue in stony creek way. police say the approached the men during a city imposed curfew and noticed visible broken glass on their clothing. chris gomez of tracy and jason gomez of san jose were arrested on a string of charges including auto burglary, possession of burglary tools, probation violation and warrants. both were booked into santa clara county jail. morgan hill is the only city in the bay area to impose a curfew during the power outages . >>> the grass fire that sparked overnight in the moraga hills is out and no longer threatening homes. everyone who jumped in their vehicles at 1 am and evacuated were allowed to return home a couple of hours ago.allie rasmus has the story. >> reporter: you can hear the wind fanning the flames of the merrill fire in this video. gusts of 10-15 in the moraga hills overnight made this a challenging firefight. the captain with morocco-orinda fire took this video from the front lines shortly after the fire broke out at 1 am. >> trying to contain a living, breathing thing innocence. the fire has a mind of its own and the conditions that contribute to a fire spread, in this case topography, fuel and whether, the wea

year-old jason gomez were arrested on a variety of charges including auto burglary , possession of burglary tools, probation violation and both men were booked in the santa clara county jail. morgan hill is the only city in the bay area to impose a curfew during the power outages. >>> thousands of people in san jose are set to see electric service restored. pg&e announced the public safety power shut off was over and crews were beginning to inspect powerlines. jesse gary live for us at san jose police headquarters where officials are set to give an update in a few minutes. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the mayor is set to make a major announcement. they are setting up podiums and microphones. we will have that minutes couple of minutes. the day ends with pg&e trying to restore power. it began with the safety shut off. and ironic twist that led to a fire, the situation that pg&e hoped to avoid with the power shut off. scorched vegetation and fallen power lines, the image pg&e hoped to avoid when it cut power to thousands of south bay customers. early thursday morning high winds toppled lines that were still energized which caused a fire outside jasmine's home. >> we are so lucky.

officers called to a fire in notting hill in london were met by a friendly neighbour. the australian actor and singer, jasonxtinguisher. following the incident he tweeted his thanks to london fire service and encouraged others to have fire extinguishers at hand in their homes — whilejoking "this is a good reason to always wear pyjamas to bed". the london fire service quipped, "everyone needs good neighbours". well done jason donovan, quick thinking. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. wednesday's sunshine was a welcome relief for many, to all the rain which we've had for the past couple of weeks, particularly across england and wales. it's all down to this area of high pressure, which will continue to hold on tonight and into the first part of tomorrow as well. it means the winds will gradually ease down across the north east of scotland, eastern parts of england. most will see clear skies, with that cool air mass, it's going to be another cold night, particularly across the northern half of the country. less cold across the southwest. that's because winds will be picking

an army officer, has arrived on capitol hill in most big time closed doors to four house committees. we welcome our political panel, , and in austin, texas, jason. welcome to both of you. let me start with you, jason. a lieutenant colonel assigned to national security council. by all accounts, in his testimony, he was saying he was deeply concerned about one of the conversations president trump had because it did not involve national security, appeared to be political, and reported that. is there any denying that this is a patriot that we should listen to carefully? alfred: not at all. it is a mistake for anyone to claim that someone who served our country honorably is anything less than a patriot. at the same time, it's a mistake or any of us to assume that anyone serving in any capacity in washington, d.c. is not also political. there is nothing wrong with that. david: let's go to you on the political question, al. is it a fair argument to make that you cannot take politics out of any decision made ever. why should it be wrong for the president to express some concern about what he said was corruption involving a political adversary? well, he

hill. where does all this leave us this morning, jason?house republicans are going to need to get a little more aggressive. they are sort of the silent minority if you will. democrats are trying to invoke the political death penalty and not allowing for due process. they aren't allowing the other side of the aisle, the other side of the story to be told. they are going to need to get more aggressive there. the white house is playing offense. but i worry that the republicans in the house, where are they and what are they doing? for instance, congressman biggs has a piece of legislation to censure adam schiff. only 77 people signed onto that piece of legislation. why aren't they there in uniform top to bottom unanimous in their support of going against adam schiff? i do think the white house is doing this right. remember, sandra, three times they have tried to bring up impeachment and three times it has failed. they need to vote. they have not shown the ability to pass a piece of legislation invoking formal impeachment proceedings. >> sandra

hill. congressman elijah cummings, the first black lawmaker to lie in state. former oversight chair is here to talk about the life and legacy of one of his closest colleagues, jasonetz. ♪ >> harris: wildfires have erupted across northern california with some communities under mandatory orders to evacuate immediately. at the second round of planned power outage underway. claudia cowan live in the car as well, an hour north of san francisco. claudia. >> and what a morning it has been for people here in geiser bell who were ordered to evacuate ahead, about 1700 resis were told to get out fast. >> it goes in waves, oh, this is really when it is hard to see that you cannot see flames, but i can feel it. >> pushed by strong winds, fueled by a grassy in vegetation, the fire exploding overnight, growing to 10,000 acres in a matter of hours. it has destroyed three homes in the wine country town popular among tourists. extreme weather conditions have hampered the aerial firefight. they say that the winds really need to be less than 30 miles an hour for the water drops to make a difference. while we don't know what has caused a fire, this is exactly what pacific gas and ele

jason whitlock joins us shortly on that. >>> impeachment front and center on the hill, but it's business as usual in the white house.ak to one of those lawmakers who who was in t meeting what's the plan here? we'll be back. ♪ ♪ driverless cars, or trips to mars. no commission. delivery drones, or the latest phones. no commission. no matter what you trade, at fidelity you'll pay no commission for online u.s. equity trades. stuart: more bad news for juul, the vapg guys, hit with another lawsuit, and this is a big lawsuit. ashley: it is. it was filed by a former employee who claims that juul ignored -- they basically ignored the his protest to issue a product recall on what he said were over a million mint-flavored e-cigarette nicotine pods that were contaminated. he claims that he was told by the chief financial officer of juul at the time that he should, quote, remember his loyalty. so he claims that these went out, they knew about it, and they told him to keep quiet. now, we have had a response from juul. they put out a statement: mr. behar's claims are base lis. he was terminated because he failed to exhibit the le

jason crow, former army ranger who fought alongside the kurds. we'll also ask him about the president comparing the impeachment inquiry to a lynching, something talked about just moments ago on the hill. >> the impeachment process is the closest thing of a political death row trial. -- absolutely rejection of the process. i wouldn't use the word lynching. i would love for the house to take up the unanimously passed lynching legislation from the senate and do something with it as opposed to president's use of it, making it legal -- ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs, for everyone you love. expedia. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, your plans can change in minutes. your head wants to do one thing, but your gut says, "not today." if your current treatment isn't working, ask your doctor about entyvio. entyvio acts specifically in the gi tract to prevent an excess of white blood cells from entering and causing damaging inflammation. entyvio has helped many patients achieve long-term relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, poten

late night fire in notting hill in london were met by a good samaritan, a man who has been known to wear an amazing technicoloured dreamcoat. but on this particular night jasontted the flames from his house opposite and rushed to help — after all "next door is only a footstep away". —— from a house opposite. -- from a house opposite. you had to go there. fortunately he had his own fire extinguisher. following the incident he tweeted his thanks to the london fire service. and add this, "this is a good reason, he said, to always wear pyjamas to bed". this reminds me of covering the earthquake in haiti, and there are out there sharks —— aftershocks and in the house i was in, it started to shake andi in the house i was in, it started to shake and i ran out and the boxers and you get out there and suddenly it stops and the birds are singing and there you are and your underpants and there is your producer and her bra and knickers and it is very revealing about who you work with but my boss was in the shower and he did not get to the assembly point and i said where were you and he said i was lathering up with the soap and i thought either i go or with the soap and

congressman jason crow, i appreciate you being on the show, for making the time for us this morning. thank you. up next here, keeping an eye on the developments coming in from capitol hille're also keeping an eye on what's happening overseas. the nba's commissioner changing court overnight with a tough talk on the tweet that angered china. refusing to apologize. we'll tell you how china is applying new pressure to the league after this. let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay for healthcare, preserve your portfolio and so much more. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave your home. discover the option that's best for you. cal

jason jacobs argues liberals are trying to undermine the trump presidency . watch the beginning at 8 pm eastern on cspan2 and enjoy book tv this week and every weekend on cspan2. >> the black hills of south dakota are a very sacred area . >> the black hills i believe at one time or another there is a piece of the rest of the world here somewhere. >> we are in the epicenter of sometimes testy relations between native and non-native people. >> this weekend that c-span cities tour takes you to rapid city south dakota. we will tour downtown to see a collection of life-size statues of every american president and visit the journey museum where the complex history of this area is told . >> i'm looking at the custer expedition , the venture picture take away is that the game changer. >> situated in the western part of the state we go into the nearby black hills national forest to see matt rushmore, the state top tourist destination. and we will visit the crazy horsememorial and other places in the black hills as we explore the life of this lakota war leader and contentious history of these lands . join us this saturday at noon eastern on book tv and sunday at 2 pm on american history t