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>>on the kron 00:04am morning ws if you're looking to buy a home in the bay area well we ready kn it's going to cost you a lot. from the study will tell you what the study has to say after the reak before we go a little peek outside checking out the francisco, at least the bay bridge is not covered in fog, the golden gate is you'e waking up to temperatures in the 40's and 50's so 50 in san francisco, 45 in napa 48 degrees right now in livermore and 52 in san jose. we'll have your full forecast after the break stay witus. >>and wlcome back to the kron 00:04am morning is the tim for 44 thnks for waking up with us we appreciate you. we want to check in on the forecast because you have to start your day ve to ge outside. but hold on on a second. we need to see how it's going and looking out there before you t the door rebecca strong with your forecast and i i think iran and yes, we'r seeing a clear conditions here at san francisco international airport supegoing to be a catching a flight or picking up a loved one. it's a great spweather. wise. so f and delay free and sfo oakland and san jo

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anywhere like so many of us have had adventures with just and you know that's why we know dead, you kn we have faith that you know we're going to see him. justin and kayla had flown up mendocino county on october 24th in his red and white piper arrow small plane. they were last seen around 09:00pm in shelter cove. according to mendocino county sheriff's office radar last rockport and wheeler but after more than a week of searching nothing has beefound and. >>out their res lee. still here for rescue. we're concerned. as far as to get and san francisco. ot bew kron 4. >>lice in fremont a warning drivers about a seri of smash and grabs in e day so they tweeted that 5 car burglaries were reported early saturday morning in the nile's district police believe that the same suspect or suspects kely targeted several other victims in union city as well. so they're reminding peoe to remove all of your valuables from the vehicle just to lea anythi in sight even if you think it's not valuable. >>leave nothing inside. well thieves broke into a store in vacaville and they stole money from antm. it wa

>>they i wish i knew the answer to that question and i do not kn right now salazar d fonseka will not be facing some additional charges in connection with their escape. the sheriff's office says it is beefed up security in that area and that funds a ken salazar will no longer be housed tether in the same unit insalinas rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well better news, the king cake fire in noma county is now 100% contained. it was a tough battle and broke out last month burning more than 77,000 acres keep in mind of structures and sonoma lake and e counties so far evidence points to pg e's equipment potentially be responsible for starting that fire. well since wildfires have been creating big ges problems for people in california. state legislators should f returto the capitol for a special session. right now ey're scheduled to return about call me house the power to lawmakers back. >>early so he can do that but he'snot planning to do so reaction among lawmakers remains divided. >>it should take thought and you got to think through these issues that we culd be doing that right now. and we

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you may kn, comcast is the parent company of cnbc which also produces this program. >>> well legend hasm metro sexual first appeared in a british newspaper 35 years ago this month. ever since men have been talking fashion. not business suits but street wear. men's market growing quickly. sat's why a tea of new york city entrepreneurs got the bright idea to create an online marketplace focussedn men's clothing. >> he found a taste for fashion problem. e at yale but >> i couldn't afford any of it it's crazy expense disbelieve gupta found that guys were talking fashion online occasionally making deals on used hard to find items. grails to some. >> it's like this pair of boots came out three years ago i mimied it when they k out and now impossible to find anywhere. that's my grail basically. >>y 2013 cites were selling used cars, furniture women's fashion. men's fashion whi fably late to the game. >> i was like this secondary market thing will be huge. i want to get in on this situation. >> gupta built a rudimenta site a began convincing folks in the chat room>>to use it. oh, that's sick. >

>>in all bar in pleasant hill has a lead kn 4 news. >>the wan in the north bay is looking for answers tonight after pit bulls attacked and killed her dog. the woman says s was walking on her favor trail in great in here when the 2 dogs came after em, she says the book people seem friendly at fir, but there behaior quickly change they started biting. her dog who you see here is she was carrying her they nip terror and mauled her dog lucy. >>anything even though i knew that there was nothing that anyone cou really do. it's a place where pele should feel safe and i know that a lot of people don't right now and what if those dogs are leased ba. >>animal control was able to grab t pit bulls, e 2 dogs are now in quarantine. >>take a live look outside right now our mera pointed the direction beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge ellensbg off. >>lovely weekend. no 5 pam plty of sunshine temperatures we would love some rain but none in sight so we enjoy what we have and we hope for the wind is. lawnce karnow joins us now. >>the rest united s

family members say they kn ing was wrong. >> they're always in contact with the family, so the fact thatven for a day they were out of contact was really strange. we kind of knew that there was something really wrong because there's no way that he would, one, allow somebody else to take the truck and rv, two, take it across to mexico. >> but police are expected to release more information about the case later today. >>> tesla is facing a new federal investigation. regulators are looking into battery fires in the company's vehicles. they want to know why some of the electric cars spontaneously burst into flames. reports say it sometimes happens while the cars are in motion. other times when parked. if tesla doesn't respond in a timely fashion to the government's request for battery data, it could face millions of dollars in fines. >>> under armour is also coming under federal scrutiny. officials are looking into the company's accounting procedures and whether it shifted its sales between quarters to make the bottom line look healthier. under armour says it is cooperating and believes its

you kn when you're at ssces. yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even betterhen you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. attorneys generals office is looking into the conduct of the santa clara county prosecutor. >>in connection with the child molestation cae that child is the prosecutor's daught and now he is coming under intense scrutiny for. >>using her as bait to gather idencagainst the man suspected of molesting her. well of course, rob glad explains. >>by using his 13 year-old daughter as baittogeere incriminating evidence against a man who allegedly molested alamitos ter here on the los creek trail. the santa clara county prosecutor ossed a line says retired superior court judge lind or score now. the prosecutor cross the ne. cross the prosecutor, they came theaw enforcement person by taking into his own hands. >>the investigation into the alleged molestation offi, 13 year-old daughter. >>the 76 year-old ali mohammed ledge myrie waarrested by san jose police last week and is facing charges of lewd and lascivious conduct ad false

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already know the answer to that will happen behind closed doors but the person being asked does not knnow. >> witnesses this coming week gordon sondland basic with a big star of the whole week. wilson see what happens. >> be sure to stick around after our newscast, "fox news sunday" will be on, chris wallace has an exclusive interview and will sit down with house minority steve scalise to talk about the impeachment and where we go from here. >> speaking of louisiana, the last democratic governor in the deep south is getting a second term, john edwards winning reelection after iran off yesterday. taking a close victory over republican challenger eddie were sony, they are still in the red state. that is more. >> not bad at all, this is however, a big upset for republicans when you actually talk about the logistics of the race. it is a ruby red state and the gop was fighting hard to get the governor's mansion back from income net governor john bel edwards. but the democrats really mobilize in the state according to the numbers which will get to in a minute. but the crowd of supporters are

ambassador outaylor, i don't kn if you had a chance to read some of the transcripts that have been released. are you aware other witnesses have testified that ukraine, in fact, found out the aid was being withheld before it become public knowledge? >> mr. chairman, i have read that. i think there's some question of when they may have heard. >> and ultimately, they did find out when the political story came out to your knowledge, but others have said even sooner. but they did find out, right ambassad ambassador? >> they did, mr. chairman. >> at the time they found>> out they knew what president trump wanted from them. he wanted these investigations, correct? >>st ambassador sondland inform president zelensky's staff, of what was required. yes. >> so, ukraine find out about the hold. you're not able to give them a reason for the hold. no one is able to give them a reason for the hold. they know the presidents wants these investigations and then they're told in warsaw by ambassador sondland, essentially you're noton getting the aid unless you do these investigations, is that dcorre? >> that is

kn nunez used his time to lash out at the media, calling them puppets of the democratic party, so foromeone who has their fist so far up the butt they're bumping his knuckles. we were watching ♪ >> i was concerned by the call. what i heard was inappropriate. and i forwarded my concerns to mr. eisenberg. >> hey! i need help in here! >> yes, sir. >> beat up the tv. yeah. kick its ♪ >> jimmy: you know what? i tell you, in fairness, we did the same thing when arnold hosted the apprentice. we heard from trump's former special envoy to ukraine, tim volker. volker today modified his earlier testimony to bring it into alignment with the testimony of other witnesses. in other words, he touched things up a little in the truth department, which is kind of weird that you could do that, right? regarding my earlier testimony that i didn't eat chinese food in the office fridge, i'd like to amend that statement to say it was delicious. and, but cukurt volker was not e witness the republicans hoped he would be. he told rudy giuliani the allegations that joe biden did anything wrong were not credible.

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i wish we could fast forward five years and in addition to the president's men, the maul va kn -- mulvaney, the michael cohen's the devin nunes, everybody he touches will frown upon. the bigamist ri wi mystery with these men, women, mostly men, what do they not get? i don't understand the human behavior, the soulless behavior, the wimp behavior of just being so submissive. i don't know what the spell trump has over them. obvious lip we talk lot about a cult leader but whether it is these baa foo baffoons we saw aw rudy giuliani morphed from a politician to a joke. what is it about this man? it's got to be one of the great psychological studies that forces men to find their lowest, lowest core. >> i don't know how respected giuliani was. >> that's a good point. >> what's interesting to me and i'll stay with this giuliani piece for a second. if you've worked in executive government, there's always individual who is will sort of extra governmental. there are always folks who exist outside of governmental responsibility. that do things on behalf of that executive. i've never seen, to your poin

i cannot thank enough, concer kn truett, who has been there for me through thick and thin. he said do you want to be principal and i said heck, no and you could put another word if for heck and i couldn't imagine taking mr. truett's place and being there. he's done such a fabulous job. and i said, if you say i have to do it, i have to do and it's been the greatest honor of my life for certain. i have to thank all of the teachers, the faculty and you asked about the new shoes. so miss mccambey has taken over and she's been there many, many years and mission is in great hand. the anti-racist teaching work, the social justice work will continue, will only deepen and get stronger and i couldn't be prouder of that. i also just have to say personally, as a child, my grandmother went to girl's high school, which is the first high school for young women in san francisco. my father, he went to sherman and marina and lowell and he went to schools in the city, as well. i was born in the city and it has been such an honor for me to be there and to be ail to d ablo the anti-racist work

it's dangerous to go to school they have a lot of drug dealers kn the corner, a lot of gang bangers on the corner, i think that's what he was probably getting at. obama did my brother's keeper and he said men need to stand up in the inner-city and be strong male role models, he said that isn't that what pete buttigieg is saying? >> i don't understand why you don't want black america to get better. >> i do want them to get betterw the problem with buttigieg as he speaks with authority and he knows not. he talks about these strong black male images, that's the problem. it's all the things you just named in the community that compete with those types of mentors. >> laura: you think there are enough strong male role models and father figures in underprivileged areas? >> absolutely, you don't have to limit that to underprivileged area to be a role model at all. >> the single parent rate is 74%. i'll let you talk. the single mother rate is 74% and you are pretending there are strong male figures, you've joined the side of the delusional. this is why the black community won't get better, we h

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. >> that goes to something you kn know this veteran looking at this interloper was in over his memd. i'm curious, given your pentagon experience, how you view these kinds of tensions. take a look. >> he was being involved in a domestic political errand, and we were being involved in national security foreign policy, and those two things had just diverged. so he was correct. i had not put my finger on it at the moment, but i was irritated with him and angry with him that he wasn't fully coordinating. i did say to him, in ambassador sondland's garden, i think this is all going to blow up, and here we are. >> here we are. >> absolutely. i thought that was the most powerful moment of the entire day, maybe of the entire two weeks. what they had done was have this original channel that was serving the domestic political errand, which was to help trump. if that is not an indictment, i don't know what is. >> that goes to the fact finding from yesterday. but we have gordon sondland saying, let me be clear under questioning. donald trump's goal had nothing wd with this. this is an alleged inte

. >> i don't know about kissing them goodbye forever but i i kns florida. the polls show that.ain were still a year off from the election of florida's estate the republicans have fared very well in is always been close. always been competitive republicans and come out on top there recently and i do say the polls show the biden is the benefit that it is for warren or sanders. screaming obviously it is the huge issue is healthcare and they did not want to see the economy thank on a 50 trillion-dollar mark. so that i also see the republican party in florida, the governor there just has 74 percent approval rating. is well-liked by the fondness down there in the republican brand is in pretty good steps tfor it. >> thank you so much for your time. please keep us posted on all of the stuff thank you. and we will update you with any election results when they come in a coming up a horrific scene in mexico, nine american women and children, may be skilled in cartel violence. now president trump was to send u.s. military but will that really help solve our failed drug war. the memo, the

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i kn there was one tribute stood out. >> reporter: this was certainly a difficult day to say the least for everyone in this community. a somber feel here in the town of paradise as people pause to reflect and remember the lives that were lost one year ago and the devastation that was caused. . diary and she told me to keep her secret. so much further than art. >> reporter: the sculpture sits at the building resiliency center here in central paradise. i want to bring you back out to the live picture. one of the many groups that is here on hand is providing this comfort dog his name is micah. you can see we have a young lady here who is petting micah right now. this is a community that has been through so much in the past year. certainly all of those emotions come back to the surface here one year after the campfire. this is the scene here at the paradise alliance church. a free meal for fire survivors and people in this community who went through so much one year ago. we have so much more coverage for you on the anniversary of the camp fire from paradise coming up in less than a half ho