leslie marshall, on the couch. tell you that this is at the center of a pretty residential area. when you look at evacuating this, it involves a lot of people. it is high-profile in that area, and there is so much history there. they've got the replica, as each presidential library has come of the oval office in which that particular president served in. and a lot of beautiful things there. it's not under immediate flame jeopardy right now, but look at the thick smoke on your screen right now. the santa ana winds are whipping with hurricane force power, that's what we are being told, in that area. as we watch the wildfires that have forced hundreds of thousands of evacuations, both north and south, you're keeping an eye particularly this hour on the easy fire in simi valley. meanwhile, house democrats have laid out the rules of their impeachment inquiry that of a planned public vote on the floor, which we are expecting to happen tomorrow. the resolution would allow lawmakers and staff more time to ask questions of

leslie responded, i will not be defeated. imagine having to officers basically yell at each other while 240 british soldiers and militia are hanging out just wondering what the conversation is going on. responded, you must acknowledge that you have already been baffled. leslie responded it is the kings highway and i would not be prevented from passing. another gentleman enters and says, it is a road filled by the owners on either side and no king, country or town has any control. ,t is getting late in the day the tide was not low, and where that leslie might start sending troops, the people of salem commenced with axes and whatever they could find. now, how did the british get across the river? no cashel tease yet until he gentleman is pricked as to draw blood, so we have the first wound. this gentleman would proudly display this wound and was fine exhibiting it. i'm not sure how long you can exhibit a small bayonet wound, but leave it to a gentleman to nurse a wound for the rest of his life. now, you have this conversation g

leslie responded i will not be defeated. imagine having to officers basically yell next to each other while british soldiers and militia are just hanging out wondering what the conversation is between these people. he coolly responded you must announce you've already been baffled. if the kings highway and it would not be prevented from passing over it. another gentleman enters and says it's not the kings highway, it's erodes -- road built by those here. no king or country has any control. it was getting late in the hours. wordide was not low and that leslie might start sending troops up and down, the people of salem commence with whatever they could find. how did the british get across the river. gentleman --ntil a wound, theyfirst would proudly display the wound. i'm not sure how long you can exhibit a small bayonet wound. leave it up to the gentleman to nurse the wound for the rest of his life. so now you have this big conversation going on, this discussion. now there are negotiations. and so they believe the discussion we

that only one miner reason for going to the us leslie and his wife find that the arguments for staying in south africa are few and far between. and that's all for this edition of business in memory can always stay up to date with the latest business headlines on our web site d w dot com next time take care of my. tongue. we'll. keep rebellious. 5 eyewitnesses in their fifties diary of an uprising my. close up 60 s t w. is going to. tell them that just you know good day nothing would change you know the banks mean you don't mind and so watch the language of the bankers running. for speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made 4 minds. you may write me down in history but that's interesting. you made me in the very dirt but still. demand to see me broken. from i. mean. this is from this is. from the past. this is africa coming up in the next 15 minutes libby is a detention same tennis they house african migrants who have been unsuccessful in trying to reach europe by boat the conditions are appalling but even so some say to be paying into their. adult women working in technology

leslie and his wife find that the arguments for staying in south africa are few and far between. just last month's sim bob with barry its former leader robert mugabe loved by somebody loathed by many more the erstwhile freedom fighter turned dictator is seen as responsible for triggering the dire economic crisis as dog the country for years many have hoped that the current gov and the president emerson. could finally find a way to jumpstart the still ailing economy so far off spin little sign of much change. that will take everything has come to a standstill once again there's no electricity wonder money is so has a major figure wales but the power grid has just gone off and his small mechanical engineering company in harare has come to a standstill. if the office we did maybe things are going to be ok good jobs playing on the floor but you can employ some time there is it comes . to of midnight it goes around 4 o'clock so you know we need or is being done. it's been like that for months now and often there's no electricity anywhere in the country during the day the government ca

leslie's was owned by miriam who had married frank leslie who had died so she changed her name to become frank leslie in order to assume the authority that it took to publish a magazine like this. and so you can see the use of the color, this is a women riding open aired carriages in a parade. and so she's obviously carry in the banner that says votes for women. it speaks to some of the privilege behind the movement so a lot of wealthy white women were the ones that were out there advocating in parade like this. in part because the parades excluded african-americans. but they were doing, they're doing well in getting the word out and so miriam leslie changed her changed her magazine to make sure it included illustrations like this. if you u study leslie's after she took over, you can see a clear trajectory into the feminist causes of the era. just kind of interest iing. and finally, we're going to look at an example of antisuffrage and this is from puck. this is this is from 1894 and new york had tried to change its state referendum to include women's right to vote. and it failed. despit

frank leslie. in order to assume the authority it took to publish a magazine like this, you can see the use of the color. this is women writing in inn-air carriages -- riding open-air carriages in a parade. she's carrying a banner that says votes for women. it speaks to privilege behind the movement. a lot of wealthy white women were the ones that were actually out there advocating in parades like this. in part because the parades excluded african-americans, but they were doing well in getting the word out, so miriam leslie change her magazine to make sure that it included illustrations studyhis, and if you "leslie's" after she took over, you can see a clear trajectory into the feminist causes of the era, which is kind of interesting. finally, we are going to look at an example of anti-suffrage. 1894, and new york had tried to change its state referenda to include women's .ight to vote, but it failed despite having a petition of 600,000 signatures in support of changing the state legislation, the r

europe has to stand up more. >> harris: leslie marshall? >> leslie: i could not disagree more.he president said he was elected on bringing troops home and he promised to make america great again. this does not. >> it may keep america great. meekz not making america great at all. moscow, damascus, islamic states, the regime change that moscow and iran want are -- is dictator who is going to just murder the kurds and quite frankly -- the united states -- >> we don't know. >>the united states is handing kurds on a silver platter, to what should be our enemy and was our enemy. >> harris: why would they do that? christians are in the way. i don't know if you saw pat robertson, president trump is in of losing -- he doesn't control evangelical votes in america, but has a lot of influence there. >> i have a different track of thinking on this in the sense of, okay, we've seen the condemnation from a lot of republicans in congress, even allies of president trump ata a time where he's facing impeachment inquiry from the house, which could move to trial in the senate, where he needs allys

leslie? >> i didn't say we don't have the right candidates.are saying what other people are saying. >> harris: the donors in your party are doubtful. you're going to end in money. >> feeling more comfortable and confident with this, larger point spread. they saw hillary with the larger points. at this point in the game and she lost. >> harris: lars, quickly, your last thoughts. >> i think they are in trouble right now and they've decided the only way they can wins to torpedo the president within impeachment that they don't have the evidence far but if they can't take them out with impeachment, they already know whoever they put up is going to lose. >> harris: i'm sure they all know you can only one run canada at a time. -- one candidate at a time. good to see you both. appreciate your time. i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert on a jam-packed day in the nation's capital. house republicans taking action in their demand for witness transcripts in the impeachment and crinkling for democrats to lift the veil of secrecy. hello, everyone

leslie is one of an estimated several 100 thousands of africans currently seeking to immigrate in search of a better life qualifying for a special skills visa. we can keep up at the moment there's a lot of families that are trying to understand what does it take to leave how do i get it how do we make a stamp and. consultants are overrun with applications from skilled and unskilled workers trying to find a way out as the economy flatlines and unemployment grows immigration numbers are spiking to similar levels experienced at the dawn of democracy in 1994 but for the 1st time more black south africans are trying to leave then whites i'm looking for a better future for my children so i would consider to go somewhere else we at think i can get a better education in a better lifestyle for my kids. when several run up or serve became president in 2018 south africa experienced a bounce in numbers of survivor and returning home after a decade of mixed gratian but many are left disappointed with his progress in turning around the country's fortunes repatriation consultants are now feeling the pi

leslie, i will give you a last word. >> again, look at it.hem look at it. >> harris: let them look at it? an investigation would be fine? >> i have no problem with that because all the investigations of the bed done by ukraine -- >> harris: can joe biden concentrate on this and run? all right, i'm just curious. can he stay focused? >> yeah, they are trying to pull a focus and that's why elizabeth warren is gaining in the polls. she is focused on the policies. >> harris: she is gaining in general. leslie marshall, lars larson, i will bring you back. thank you very much. a lot going on. the president is still speaking. we will go back to that here on fox news channel. thank you for watching "over time." here is dana. >> dana: fox news alert. he went from a diplomat most of america had never heard of to a central figure in the democrat push to peach president trump. former special u.s. envoy to ukraine kurt volker is on capitol hill today. he is meeting behind closed doors with three congressional committees. they want to know what role if any h

what took so long, party panel is pack, kat timpf, leslie har shall, tyler grand, leslie, this passedstate of california. ncaa was really going to push back on that, say fine we're not going to have an. why did they change course. >> not just tide of public opinion was again them, when an individual e leaves college, thy become a professional, they are complicated for that, these individuals on college level, they are filling the seats, they pay those high salaries you pointed out for the coaches and they encourage people too go to school in the sports, they raise the bar. on the university, we see that in states. so, this is the right thing to do. i don't think they did it because it was right thing. >> i don't think -- -- >> i don't think they did it because it right thing either, i think there was just so much pressure, and other states will do what california has done. they see california done it florida does not want to lose out, alabama does not want to lose out on great recruits, as a lawyer? >> always a huge what ncaa pulls in and colleges pull in when players get paid, time a

to become misses frank leslie. in order to assume the authority it took to publish a magazine like this, you can see the use of the color. she's obviously carrying the banner of votes for women. it speaks to privilege behind the movement. a lot of wealthy white women were the ones that were actually out there advocating in parades like this. but they were doing well and getting the word out. lazily -- miriam leslie -- if you studied leslie after she took over, you can see a clear trajectory into the feminist causes. we are going to look at an example of anti-suffrage. new york had tried to change its state referendum to include women's right to vote. , despite having 600,000 signatures in support of changing the legislation, the referendum failed area this exemplifies what was happening in this era, where the suffragist had taken on a state-by-state approach. there were no longer going for this amendment change that hadn't -- that had been proposed in the 1870's. they try to do a full court process state-by-state.

reporting live in vallejo, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> leslie, thank you so much. it's a good point whether or not people were impacted by the actual explosion, if there were workers on the scene or people who are sensitive to unhealthy air. if they may be starting to feel any effects of it. >> yeah. all right. i want to take you back to this live picture of sky 7 over the two tanks. see how one tank seems like it's burned itself out and is now just sitting there. the other one still has the thick, black smoke coming out. this makes sense in the light of the information that we just learned that one contained ethan ethanol, that would be the one with the thick, black smoke still coming and the one that is empty. the one that has burned itself out. because ethanol molecules contain oxygen. and that will help burn, a lot. in fact, that is one reason why we add ethanol to our gasoline, to help it burn better. but this is going to be fueling that, if that's ethanol, which the fire official did not confirm. he said they were still investigating, but separately we confir

frank leslie. in order to assume the authority it took to publish a magazine like this, you can see the use of the color. this is a women riding open air carriages in a parade. and so she's obviously carrying this banner that says votes for women. it speaks to privilege behind the movement. so a lot of wealthy white women were the ones that were actually out there advocating in parades like this. in part because the parades xcluded african-americans. but they were doing well and getting the word out. miriam leslie include illustrations like this. if you studied leslie after she took over, you can see a clear tra jacktory into the feminist causes of the era, which is kind of interesting. we are going to look at an xample of anti-suffrage. new york had tried to change its state referendum to include women's right to vote. ut it failed, despite having 600,000 signatures in support of changing the legislation, the referendum failed area this exemplifies what was happening in this era, where the suffrag

leslie, we were talking earlier. we were all a little more reckless 30 years ago. ltht do that but instinct kicked in. we were there and we went up right to the edge. >> do your job. >> yes. >> still very precarious. >> very much. so. >> walk us through some of your memories. >> as you said up there, i was driving to a story in oakland. we were on the lower deck of the bay bridge, almost in oakland when the shaking started. i was with the news crew at the time. >> you felt it on the bridge? >> oh, absolutely. it was like the truck was on a trampoline. it was jumping around, bouncing around. we weren't sure what was happening and realized it was an earthquake. well pulled off on the oakland side, interviewed people. a man told us that in his rear view mirror he saw what seemed like a concrete garage door closing in his rear view mirror, which was the collapse of the bridge. we were just barely ahead of where the bridge collapsed. and we managed to get caltrans to take us up to where the break in the bridge was. so we were the first on the scene. >> that's just absol

in santa rosa, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> leslie, thanks very much. >>> san francisco police have made an arrest in july's vicious attack on two chinatown leaders. those assaults caught on camera which police say did help solve the case. vic lee is live in chinatown with new details on this story. vic. >> reporter: those images did help police identify and arrest at least one of the three suspects. that and good old-fashioned police work and the perseverance of investigators. >> sometimes time goes by but we didn't give up. this was a pain-staking investigation. >> reporter: at 4:00 this morning san francisco police arrested 19-year-old deshawn peersonn oakland for a brutal attack in july on two senior citizens in chinatown. >> the video was very important because we were able to get a clear picture of the suspects in this case. >> reporter: these security camera videos taken near pacific and stockton where the assaults took place. clear images, closeup of faces of the three assailants enabling police to identify pearson, whom they call the primary suspect. walter wong, head

miriam leslie included images like this in her magazines. if you studied leslie after she took over, you can see a clear trajectory into the feminist causes. finally we are going to look at , an example of anti-suffrage. this is from 1894. new york had tried to change its state referendum to include women's right to vote. but it failed, despite having 600,000 signatures in support of state's the legislation, the referendum failed. this exemplifies what was happening in this era, where the suffragists had to take on a state-by-state approach. there were no longer going for this amendment change that had been proposed in the 1870's. they try to do a full court process state-by-state. you can see how can she vote when the voting booths are so narrow. it is depicting this woman as a tz, iful, not serious di you will. if you can't figure out how to dress yourself, much less finish -- much less fit in a voting booth. how could women even see themselves having a political voice? there is a lot of suffrage that accompanies the whole movement and in

. >>> leslie dice que tomÓ precauciÓn, pedir referencias pero todo era parte de la estafa. >>> localsa suerte porque los perritos estaban disponibles, no solo eso, si no que por comprar dos descontarÍa 2000 del precio. >>> dijo los mandamos por aviÓn, van directo solo manda 50% de depÓsito y un contrato para que firmes hasta que no tenga contrato no mandas dinero. >>> dice que antes de aceptar llamÓ para pedir referencias. >>> la persona dijo, yo estoy feliz. >>> convencida, leslie mandÓ mil 200 dÓlares y ahÍ empezaron locales problemas, los perros no llegaron y cuando llamÓ el hombre pidiÓ mÁs dinero. >>> y cada jaula, la mÁs pequeÑa cuesta 900 dÓlares. >>> ella se negÓ a mandar mÁs dinero. pero no ocurriÓ nada, cuando los lise volviÓ a comunicar, dijo sabes quÉ, falleciÓ. oh wow, pero si quieres, ya no sigamos con el proceso, no mÁs devuelve mi dinero. >>> pidiÓ dos semanas para mandar el dinero, pero ja nos o jamÁs lo hizo. >>> siempre decÍa yo, cÓmo les pasa esto, pero sÍ. >>> recuerde que comprar una mascota a la distancia, sin verlo es un gran riesgo y si va a buscar por interne

leslie? >> reporter: this area, l la mirinda, they are definitely going to be without power tomorrow. that's a big problem for people who work from home, people who have doctor's appointments or anyone who really needs electricity to function tomorrow. >> they make every day -- >> hot donuts are the specialty at the lafayette landmark. they visited johnny's donuts they'd have to cease operations when the power goes out. >> the health department told you you can't open. >> yeah. >> even to have donuts. >> what does this mean for your business? >> we lose the money. >> several local grocery stores have invested in backup generators and intend to stay open during a power shut down, but nearby doctor and dentist offices were proactively calling up patients and canceling appointments for tomorrow. >> once we were working and i was in the middle of a root canal. it's not so good. you can't do that. it's not fair to everybody. >> so you're canceling appointments? >> we have to. without power we can'

leslie brinkley tweeted out that health officials are telling food establishments in lafayette and the east bay they have to shut down. ower wl il raised.here in what's thelatest? >> reporter: ye tell you residents in this area are bracing for the getting creative. others are in a >> they make every day fresh. >> reporter: hot donuts are the specialty at the lafayette landmark. they visited johnny's donuts and they would have to cease operations. >> what does this mean for your business? >> i'm losing money. >> reporter: several local grocery stores have invested in backup generators and to stay up shutdown. they were calling up patients and canceling appointments. >> once we were woinrkg, root c. it's not fair for everybody. >> you're canceling appointments? >> we have to. without power we can't do a darn thing. >> we feel like we'll be able to hold school pre-21st century, the 21st century way without technology. >> reporter: lights will be out, flashlights will be placed inside >> serving lunch becomes a little challenging bute have w vendors with whom o schools work andur food is a

leslie: we are so far from any of these things. to take seriously is if as people expect the house moves to impeach and goes to a trial in the senate, i don't think we can anticipate what the results will be. there are so many unknowns. some are known unknowns and some are unknown unknowns. there is a strong possibility of a resurgent isis. there are so many things happening in the background. attitudes will change as the hearings proceed and as the crisis in turkey and syria unfolds, so it is difficult to be sure impeachment will not proceed. francine: is it difficult to see who republicans would replace president trump for in 2020? leslie: it is difficult, and it is one of the moments that will move at lightning speed in the way we have seen british politics move. if we get there, things will move rapidly. the president himself as part of this. if you watched president clinton during the impeachment, all eyes were kept on the ball of governance, foreign-policy, and moving forward in a rational way. this president is obviously dif

leslie? >> well, it's all very interesting, dan.the biggest change may be reimagining these sprawling suburban car dealerships in the future. city leaders say they don't want to encroach on open space. instead, they want to condense things in this downtown heart of the city, the prime real estate, changing for the future. and that's what they're working on. the area north of civic drive in walnut creek is being reimagined for the future, with limited land to develop, the city wants to condense car dealerships into an auto row and create art and artisans district. specifically, the 30-year plan incorporates 191 acres north of civic drive and south of parkside bordered by 6780 to the west and the iron horse trail to the east. this area would be condensed into an auto row. >> what we're talking about is consolidating our auto sales and service areas into a more vertical environment where they have two-story showrooms as opposed to using flat surface land for parking, which is not a great use of land. >> the city hopes the land now occu

leslie picker following that money in the hedge fund industry joins us with more it's all about valuei guess, for mr. einhorn this year. >> yeah, i think if there's one way to really personify today's markets, it's david einhorn and his september performance is indicative of that up more than 8% for the month. 24% for the year and that is because, scott, as you know, letter after letter, quarter after quarter, for the last few years, he's really been pounding the pavement, looking for a resurgence in value stocks because he's positioned his portfolio as such. long value, short growth so far, that trade hadn't really paid off and in september, we sausaw a he reversal of that >> active managers are having a better year. staying power? >> must be something about the volatility in the market, the sell-off, the complicated story lines that are out there i think hedge funds, at least what they tout to their investors, is that these are the types of environments, these are types of conditions where they really do flourish and show their value add to their investors. it remains to be seen whe

leslie marshall and founder and president of live action, lila rose.u both. >> hi, shannon. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: a quote from the chief medical officer of planned parenthood says we were thoughtful about making sure we were able to complete this project as expeditiously as possible because we saw the writing on the wall, patients need access, so we decided to get open as quickly as we could. essentially, access was under threat, and they thought that people would give them a hard time about trying to build the facility. apparently some people working on it didn't even know what they were building, but they said they had to do it because of the threat to access. >> this is not about helping women. this is about something more abortions. illinois, the recent abortion law that passed is worse than new york. abortion is legal on babies of their nine months of pregnancy, fully viable babies in the state of illinois, and planned parenthood wants to capitalize on that, that is why they are building a mega facility, to commit as many abortions as po

lee leslie, is it true that's why people are sick about washington?sident saying he wants to root out corruption in ukraine, when you have the narrative being switched by republicans, and in addition that the american people aren't stupid. the american people know, look, if you're trying to root out corruption with ukraine or any other country when you're, you know, you're smiling and having pen palletters with leaders like -- pal letters with leaders like from navy, -- north korea, we don't buy it. that individual's family and they may be your opponent in the next political election, that doesn't smell right. and the american people know that, they're smarter than that, and i think that we're going to see that when we go to the polls in 2020. leland: josh, does the president have any vulnerabilities here? if he wants to talk about nepotism and trading on political office for his family name, fair to say the president's kids and his business have been helped in various way or at least promoted by his presidency. >> it's probably a draw. just like with

frank leslie, in order to assume the authority that it took to publish of accuracy like this and you can see the use of the color, this is women writing and open air carriages and a parade and so she's obviously carrying this banner and it speaks to some of the privilege behind the movement, so white women were the ones out there advocating and periods like this, in part because the parades excluded african americans but they were doing a well and getting the word out and so we are analysts lee she changed her magazine to make sure that it included illustrations like this and if he's ready her after she took see a clear trajectory causes of the area which is interesting and then finally we are going to look on example at anti suffrage and this is from 1894, new york had tried to change its state referendum to include women's right to vote but it failed, despite having a petition of 600,000 signatures in support of changing the states legislation in the referendum failed, so this exemplifies what was happening in this era where the software just had taken on a state by state approach,

leslie? >> you bet and in a lot of ways, people are here groaning here we go again. as you said, this one could be different in that it lasts longer, and affect a much broader area and could bring with it, the bad air quality. all of it impacts how people here are going to react to it. one guy told me, he got a message that it's going to happen at 1:00 tomorrow in lafayette. county wide, we are hearing 10:00 is the possible time for a power outage and it's all happening on a busy halloween weekend. >> super heroes and i hope the super heroes do not take the power out. >> businesses could find the weekend before halloween goes dark and cuts in their profits. restaurants will have to close again in orinda, a haunted film fest could get interrupted and more. >> i hope we have power, tomorrow, sunday, we have an event here, and it's you know, they keep expecting to have halloween parade and we are ready for the customers to also get coloring books and puzzles. >> the outage may start at 10:00 p.m., and go through monday afternoon, so, it's this outage, affecting a wider

leslie picker did some digging. >> reporter: when defending against activist investors, compans like at&tften argue that the outside input may not be best for the long ru elliott had been pushing at&t to focus more on the btom line andec cut out unnessary acquisitio acquisit but what if so-csoled corporate raters were actually corporate invators. at's the case that researchers from duke, columbia, yalend a host of otherchools are seeking to make in a journal of nancial economics. their findings contradict conventional wisdom that slash and burn companies in favor of short-term profits, they found that activistsak actually coanies more innovative. dhey analyze publicly tra companies that were targeted by hedge funds between1994 and 2007. the academics found that while researchnd development spending dropped significantly in the five years after a hedge fund gets involved with the company, the number of patents and citations for patent actually increased. the study argues that outside intruders mak m cpanies mor m efficient when it comes to innovation. elliott hopes that its involvemen

this week and leslie has a very young daughter who is i think 2 and it is true that susan when she was 19 had her first child and her only child. at 19 if you see the pictures in the book she looks like she's 12, i mean, is really shock to go think, oh, my god, horror, what do i do with this person. when she herself was in the middle of creating her own person of herself. she leaves her husband and she goes to europe on a scholarship when he is 5. and she stays away for more than a year and a lot of women at the time her friends and now including leslie jimson this week were very judgmental about that and thought how could you possibly leave this tinny little kid and go off and have a love affair in paris. well, i think actually, i don't have children, my sister has small children and i think that, you know, grandparents are also here, i don't think my sister would leave her kids for a year and go to paris and have a love affair but i can definitely think being around these kids all of the time the temptation, you know, i understand it, but like leslie was fascinating about how the tem

. >> leslie brinkley live in lafayette joining us with both perspectives on this, leslie? >> reporter: well, there's a big swath of the east bay that's likely tomorrow and into the weekend to experience a power outage. there's still a lot of confusion, and people feel a little disconcerted. they really don't know what to expect. n shede he was warned known. 1:00 p.m. the power will go off in lafayette. the county seemed to indicate it might be more in the evening. pg and e indicated it may be around 3:00 in the afternoon. a lot ofunknowns, but this power outage is going to be bigger than the last one and have other repercussions. >> super heroes, and i hope the super heroes do not take the power out. >> reporter: businesses define the week before halloween, and a haunted film fest could vget interrupted and more. >> i hope we have power. because sunday we have an event here. and it's, you know, it's the kids expecting to halloween parade, and we're ready for the customers, also, get coloring books. >> this time, with poor air quality and hot weather, many people are not go

across the carquinez straits some people have already gone to the hospital because of the smo >> leslie brinkley is at kaiser in vallejo where they're taking patients related to this incident. >> reporter: we understand they might be. we have not had confirmation from the hospital that they are actually seeing patients here. we got a response from the coo of kaiser permanente northern california. he said we are not seeing an increase in the number of patients at our emergency departments at this time as a result of the fire in the crockett area. however, we're monitoring the situation and our richmond, oakland and vallejo emergency departments are prepared to take patients in with any injuries associated with the fire or health issues related to air quality. again, no confirmation of patients being seen. we have had a hospital employee tell us they are treating patients, but that has not been the word we've gotten from hospital administrators, so no confirmation of that at this point. as we wait, there was a lot of smoke behind me. you can still see some rising. it's now blowing almost

leslie?aid he was going to be watching and he didn't know what i was going to say, but he asked you to say the name of his book very slowly and often. i don't agree with him on this. i don't agree with him on this at all. there are elites in both parties and elites that don't like to describe to a party and the danger for democrats and i said all along, why nancy pelosi has put the brakes on. looking at history and what happened with bill clinton when his approval ratings shot through the roof. he had to step down, not bill clinton. he was not removed from office. democrats want donald trump remove from office and most people go the way to do that is by voting him out of office and making him one term. however, you don't see elites and those polls that daily keep coming out with more support for both impeachment and removing the president from office and not just among democrats, certainly not just among elites. >> shannon: you look at those polls, if anything the movement on republicans has

leslie and kim, great to have you with us.reaking tonight, two british militants part of an isa script up ahead of hostages including an american journalist are now in u.s. custody and moved out of syria. the news comes amid fears that isis prisoners could escape during turkey's military offensive. kurdish forces warning of a possibly military and catastrophe. correspondent trey yingst has that story from our middle east newsroom. >> f-16 fighter jets pound targets in northern syria as the turkish military begins an operation against kurdish force forces. awaiting orders to invade. the action deemed operation p spring by turkish president recipient erdogan is already hitting targets. >> we are determined. our combat is not against civilians. no steps will be taken against civilians. >> multiple casualties today minutes wh the operation went under way. moments ago, these turkish soldiers stood shoulder to shoulders with american forces, the kurds are left alone to protect their families and territory. it is the latest step in t

leslie? >> reporter: that's right. i just confirmed with police a short while ago they've not ruled out arson in that fire. it's still part of their investigation. they verified that a witness did report to them that they saw a man videotaping a fire as it started at 1:00 a.m. and that they later saw that same man in sanders ranch area which was evacuated. again, all just part of their investigation. as for small businesses, they called the outage a trauma, a hardship. >> we all know the websites were down. i think that communication with our communities is vital. >> communication we got from them was tentative. very iffy. and it really didn't -- we didn't know what will happen until it actually happened. >> 9:30 a.m., the lights came on in downtown orinda theater square. 11:00 a.m., power restored to this shopping center in lafayette. but this dry cleaners didn't have staff as they tried to reopen and the credit card reader wouldn't work so they let pople pick up their clothes telling them to come back and pay later.

leslie, thank you very much. appreciate it.ing boeing with a 100 million-dollar lawsuit as the 737 max, continues to hit stags. we'll have de-- snags. we'll have details for that right after the break. ♪ charles: stocks are paring their losses as we await jerome powell to take questions in denver. liz claman is here with what is coming up in the next hour. liz, we have pretty good momentum the other way going into your hour. >> he said it is not qe, meaning quantitative easing, right, charles? but the markets heard that it is quantitative easing, ming stimulative bond buying. right now the dow was down 338. now down 67. we will watch every minute in the final hour of trade. fed chair jerome powell has been skeptical of certain developments in the world of cryptocurrency. guess what? today we've got the ceo of ripple. now ripple of course is a network that is superfast, digital networks. it has got its own crypto coin, xrp. brad garr linkhouse i had a chance to speak with him a few hours ago with the economic club of new york, w

leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thank you. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on the pg&e power shutoff. coming up later this hour, what your insurance might and might not cover. and the issues that some people with disabilities faced during this week's outage. >>> fleet week kicked into high gear as the first of three air shows thrilled spectators. check that out. the blue angels got the most oohs and ahs. if you missed the action today, you have all weekend to take it in. sky 7 caught up with a parade of ships this morning as it headed toward the golden gate bridge. that's majestic in itself. abc 7 news anchor mark thomas joins us live along the embarcadero. eric? >> reporter: along the embarcadero if you were here long enough you'd see sailors and marines walking by taking self oys with people who pay their salaries. and maybe you'd even see the occasional navy ship like the one here behind me. but everybody knows what they were really waiting for down here. that was a look at the blue angels. and there they are.

, thank you leslie picker. so beyond meat, the ceo on the conference call talked about the relationship with mcdonald's and tim horton's, et cetera. so all these relationships he's very positive on yet, here we are. >> mcdonald's is a great partner. the question is is this a brand that mcdonald's has to have or is it a brand that mcdonald's will create their own version of, because that's what mcdonald's likes to do they talk about tim horton's, inconsequential. they talk about their ability to meet demand. so there's some question if they can be set up. they have to increase their expenses that's something that would be concerning to people it shines a bright light on where valuations at some point just don't make sense. there wasn't any new news today in terms of the lock-up or illuminating anything. strategic partnerships are fine and exciting the company has done a great job. >> what was the 239 high was it a cult high was it about a social stock? we've all talked about it that it's not actually healthier f

>> well, you have an excellent point there, leslie. you do have two opposing factors at work.flat. it's not going to pick up very much so the demand for oil is not going to be there. the geopolitics in the long term has got to be resolved if you're going to have a country that attacks facilities of this scale, the next thing they might try is shut down the whole production from the arabian gulf and that's a lot more oil you have two opposing factors and i think this really calls on the global community to get involved and try to put some sense into what's happening in tehran >> a journal this week takes a crack at u.s. production and asks why we're not seeing more robust gains at least year on year are you sensing any slippage in our own ability to produce, as strong as it is? >> well yes. there's no doubt un for you know, for a long time we heard about u.s. shale breaking even at $40, $50 that's not enough to recover your capital expenditures. breaking even may have been good for a while but in the long term you need to keep drilling new wells, particularly in the u.s., where

it was no surprise that the poll found the net the grief leslie capitalized on a lucky bounce to become the 1st ever player to score on each of the opening night but does lead a match to ease. the game looks safer by and then a handball in the books by even parish handed only on a lifeline. sebastian anderson stepped up and saw his effort saved manuel know everything it's not just 11th of ski he was on for. the other end by and pushed for another go live and he went close to making it 3 nil but he inserted can every failed to be inspired refound t.k. which the union keeper was clearly still hoping for a point to help him celebrate his 32nd birthday and with 5 minutes to go that looked like a possibility found sebastian poulter and the big 4 would roll find the spot kick to one and that's how it finished that's really how marked we clearly have a knack of making things tight even in games where we're coming to be the better side this is and to loosen up to. think it as. we're working on playing better and more effectively it wasn't the convincing victory fans were hoping for but by and f

our next story takes us to uganda where an environmental hero leslie allen's little is risking his life to save a tropical forest 4 years ago he created an organization to help protect a forest in a jewel money northwest uganda he is determined to continue his fight for it not to disappear. it's i do my knees visitation and districts this reach ecosystem belongs to the congo basin tropical rain forests the 2nd lung on the earth just after the amazon fed it's and then just. if we give it a decade from now i don't think there wouldn't be a quest to sustain and then life in niger money because as i speak now there we're going to do one exhibit on the commission dented we call records of the streams drying up even in the rainy seasons you don't get the streams but it's not just climate change illegal logging and a high demand for chuckle are responsible for most of the destruction of the forest is that we know you know prince william bless the ammons a little created the organisation friends of zocor in 2015 to document and report with traffickers to the authorities in 4 years he says littl

i'm leslie, and i'm from district three -- or i reside in district three. the implementation of 5-g technology demands mass coverage throughout the city with wireless antennas. current nonindustry funded scientific studies absolutely show harm, biological harm from electromagnetic microwave radiation, which is wireless. the roll out of 5-g is in opposition to san francisco's precautionary principle. 5-g is harmful. the public must be allowed to continue to speak about any proposed site for antenna installations. please rescind ordinance 190-19. there are cities in europe which are ae posing 5-g, and if you would please keep in mind that the f.c.c. is an industry -- f.c.c. is an agency that's protected by industry. so please, protect the city, not the industry. thank you so much. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i am speaking on behalf of the taxi medallion holders. [inaudible] >> and san francisco city government functional hierarchy, enabled lyft to destroy taxi business. [inaudible] >> we have dedicated 25 years to san francis

in leslie's case, that is not silent about trauma at all, it's about trying to understand who her mom was before she became her mom. that is fascinating and what a lot of people wonder about. like you said not every essay is about trauma, there are people close with their moms who wrote essays for this book including leslie and for me i felt like what we need to do is encourage people to have open conversations about things. that leads to healing. silence can be toxic to. even in a good relationship silence can conceal things that we need to reveal to move forward in relationships. that is something that i was definitely thinking about and putting the book together. is that where you went when you thought about tonight's topic, is about what i'm silent about. >> for me, silence does many different things. it creates a system of magical thinking i which you can ignore or sidestep things that should be addressed in my case, my family is built of many different types of silence in many different types of things. so silence operates in a protective capacity but in another sense silence is

joining us to discuss is leslie josephs. leslie, good to see you.more headlines on the delays on the boeing 737 max the latest updates, were they much less than expected or broadly in line? >> well, we don't have the a sense when this is going to be back in the air. boeing says sometime in the fourth quarter we don't have any signedoff from the faa or global regulate letters. what american will do like united is delay it and delay it again. and now we're getting into january where american expects max to be back in service. >> what are the specifics? >> well, it's a small part of its fleet. 24 of them were maxes at the time of the grounding. they have 76 more on order this is a very fuel efficient plane. so american can't grow as it wants to because the planes are on the ground. it needs to reassign planes, cancel about 140 flights a day that's nod got good news for thm >> industrywide, is the grounding serving capacity, in other words, is it filtering into pricing or having any effects on the airlines? >> it depends which airline it is delta doesn'