marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. and we're going to continue trackingou the late he felt developments both on air and online. visit wsite, nbcbayarea.com any time for the most up to date information. >> just into our newsroom, some serious concern for sjpd after dozens of police uniforms were stolen. happened yesterday morning around 7:00 on rebecca way. sources say someone car jacked a dry cleaners van that had 60 uniforms inside. police were eventually able to find the van and the uniforms. they are now looking to see if any of the uniforms are still missing. at this point nobody has been arrested. >> new at 11:00, police have arrested a man for allegedly starting fires near hayward. the fires were reported about 5:00 this evening and gearrin regional park. alameida county firefighters say five fires burned. one firefighter was hurt after being stung by a nest of wasps. this is the suspected arsonist, roman montalvo. witnesses identified him as he was leaving the area. they saw him trying to get away. police arrest

we are joined by marianne williamson.tart with, we were just having this conversation about impeachment. in your view, is the president's impeachment warranted, or do you think this is a smart policy going into 2020? theanne: i certainly think impeachment inquiry is warranted and it will go where it goes. i think it is important to remember that america has a lot of problems that were here before the president got here. we have to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time, look at much bigger issues than any president. injustice in our economy, millions of traumatized children, the fact that our national security agenda is more about preparing for war than peace. that wery important to keep our eyes on the ball. romaine: a lot of the divisiveness in this country, politically speaking, it seems to be rooted in the idea of economic inequalities. there are obviously different approaches by democrats and republicans. how specifically are you going to address that? on your platform, you called basically our economic system

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at stanford university. and marianne, the school agreeing to allow's own words to be written on that plaque. >> yes, they did this. comes after a lot of pressure from both students and faculty. they held protests. they signed petitions. students say this is a victory. but now they're concerned about another plaque the university plans to put up in the same garden. some stanford students felt so strongly sexual assault victim chanel miller should have a plaque with her own choice of words here at this on campus garden, they put up small engraved plaque of their own. now according to this letter from stanford provost, the university will finally put up plaque with the same words. comments originally rejected by stanford. >> stanford agreed more than three years ago to install the plaque with her chosen quote on it. this agreement was in writing, and it was legal settlement agreement. they broke that agreement, and it's time to put up the plaque now and stop stalling. >> reporter: provost says one reason for th

"today in the bay's" marianne favro explains it all started when police pulled over a driver. >> reporter: an officer-involved shooting investigation in the middle of highway 85. >> a line of cars, the cars had caution tape on it. >> reporter: san jose police say when officers pulled a car over, a man in the passenger seat pulled out a handgun. police say that's when one officer shot and killed the suspect. the officers were not hurt. chp shut down this section of southbound highway 85 near saratoga, so the santa clara county d.a.'s office and sypd's homicide unit could safely investigate. that left hundreds of drivers grinding through gridlock. ivory lopez says it took her more than a half hour to drive about a mile. >> yeah, i was going to run out of gas, like on my last bar. okay, i have to hurry up and get to this exit so i had to ride the shoulder a little bit and i got here. >> reporter: when drivers learned the reason for the delays, they were stunned. >> it's just awful. >> reporter: the officer involved is on routine paid administrative leave. police say the man shot and killed h

marianne favro is live in san jose for us with new developments. >> reporter: right now you can see that crews are working to board up three businesses damaged by fire, a pizza parlor, a dry cleaners. the two alarm fire started shortly before 5:00 this morning on hills dale avenue. fire crews out here -- all seven units of the strip mall received fire or smoke damage. one business owner says someone had recently tried to set a fire at the strip mall two different times. >> a few days ago we had someone try to break in through the back of the business. they tried to use fire. police came out and started investigating. they came back. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. because the fire was at a dry cleaning business, a hazardous material team was called in, but no chemical release was detected. no cause has been determined. all seven of these businesses were closed today and the owner of the dry cleaners tells me after 30 years it looks like his business is a total loss. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> police say drinking and driving never mix. here's why t

reporting live in union city, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> another small business frustrated after cameras capture a suspected burglar. tonight the potrero hill ice cream shop is sharing very clear video of the early morning incident. you're looking at it right there. this comes as several other mom-and-pop shops are voicing their concerns about the city's property crime rate. nbc bay area's sergio quintana live in san francisco tonight. sergio. >> reporter: what's especially frustrating for the owners of this ice cream shop is that their location is literally across the zreet from the san francisco police department's potrero hill station and that still didn't seem to serve as any kind of deterrent in this break-in. take a look at this video. according to the owners of milk bomb ice cream, this person entered their story about 4:30 early thursday morning. the shop owner says the prowler went into the back of the business and tried to access their safe. when that didn't work, the cash register was the next target. you can see the person leaving the i

marianne favro was the first reporter on the scene and is live with new developments. marianne? >> reporter: terry, the man was shot at this gas station. right now vallejo police are processing the scene, collecting evidence and talking to witnesses. and they may be out here for at least another hour. a trip to a gas station turned deadly tonight. vallejo police say they got a call around 5:25 that a man had been shot near fairgrounds drive. the man suffered several gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. vallejo police are not releasing his name. but to want tnight the man's fa identified him. his aunt told us she wants answers. >> all i know is this needs to be investigated. i will not lie down and just let this go away. i believe it's a police-involved shooting as you were ooh. >> one of the best people i've ever known with a huge heart, father of six. >> reporter: police say the man involved in the shooting was an off-duty richmond police officer. he was apparently driving this mercedes. some witnesses say they heard seven to ten gunshots. tonight a large crowd

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> let's look at the golden gate bridge. looks great in the sunshine and the moonlight and in the rain. i mentioned that because some is on the way. rob mayeda has a look at our forecast. rob? >> finally some good news in the forecast. you think that view is pretty? you probably would like to see this too on a seven-day rainfall outlook, something we have not been able to show you honestly since may 18th. it's been that long since we had this much potential rainfall in the forecast. a lot of this will be falling during the big travel and the upcoming holiday commutes towards tuesday and wednesday. rain is one part of the picture. the other is white. a lot of snow coming down, two to three feet possible over the sierra. but snow levels could be as low 3,000 to 4,000 feet, snow on the higher mountain peaks. late summer-like conditions to a taste of winter. we're talking rain, wind, and sierra snow and very chilly high temperatures as well as we head towards thanksgiving. we'll have a closer lookalert

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. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro live in saratoga. >> reporter: for more than seven hours, this section of southbound highway 85 has been shut down. you can see tonight the arrows diverting traffic onto saratoga highway. tonight, investigators are trying to piece together how a police stop turned deadly. tonight an officer-involved shooting investigation in the middle of highway 85. >> a line of cops. the cars had caution tape on it. >> reporter: san jose police say when officers pulled a car over around 3:00 this afternoon, a man in the passenger seat pulled out a handgun. police say that's when one officer shot and killed the suspect. the officers were not hurt. chp shut down this section of southbound highway 85 near saratoga so the santa clara county d.a.'s office and the homicide unit could safely investigate. that left hundreds of drivers grinding through gridlock. this woman says it took her more than a half hour to drive about a mile. >> yeah. i was about to run out of gas. i was like on my last bar, and i was like, okay, i have to hurry up and get to this exit. so hi to ride th

bassador to ukraine marianne yivanovic will speak in the committee. and this veterans day at 11:00 a.m. eastern, live coverage of the laying of the wreath at the tomb of the unknowns from arlington national cemetery. at 7:00, the nbc news broadcast on the fall of the berlin wall. and at 10:30, veterans talk about the complexities of war. on veterans day watch c-span. or listen using the free c-span radio app. >> joining me is caitlin emma, appropriations and budget reporter for politico. congress is still debating spending before the budget deadline. tuesday, the top four appropriators are on the calendar to meet on capitol hill. who will be in that meeting and where the key issues that need to be resolved? caitlin: the top appropriators in the house and senate will be meeting on tuesday evening. we are talking about senate appropriations, chairman richard shelby and his democratic counterpart patrick lahey. as well as the house appropriations chairwoman and her republican counterpart kay granger. they have an enormous list ahead of them. there is a t

i i'm marianne favro and vianey arana. >> don't let the fog fool you. look at what is supposed to be the golden gate bridge but you can barely make it out there. look at the fog and visibility, down to a quarter of a mile. any time it gets down to a quarter of a mile they typically issue a dense fog advisory and it is in place through 9:00 a.m. we will look at the temperatures as you head out the door. i know people in the east coasts are in the 30s but this is chilly for us. microclimate highs will be comfortable today. 70 in palo alto. 73, santa rosa. interior valley, 76. we are 10 to 12 degrees warmer compared to the last two days so you will notice the sunshine. >> it is all relative, right? >> yes. kman changes ahead. >>> con tran costa sheriff painting a gruesome people tour of what happened inside the airbnb rental halloween night that left five dead. the sheriff's department releasing video of one trying to get away by jumping from a second story of an antioch home on thursday. these dramatic pictures along with new details as authorities descri

congressman phil, thank you very much along with the chairman of the national endowment of the arts mariannehe national endowment of the humanities, thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] great nations produce artist in the scholars each of these recipients and to exemplify the exceptional nation. ♪ ♪ >> i want to hear the whole song. but i don't know we better get moving. what a great movie. you have made some of the greatest of all time. actor and friend john voigt is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema. capturing over a quarter of a century midnight cowboy, coming home and national treasure and another one probably the greatest boxing movie of all time, the champ. that was some great movie everyone was crying at that movie. i tried not to. it wasn't easy. with ricky schroeder. john is an actor of astonishing range in depth and then was one of the leading roles of deliverance and with the odessa file and president fdr and he masterfully played howard cosell that is not an easy role. i knew him very well. john captures the imagination dominates every single scene he

her fundraising page saying i love marianne and have learned a lot from her.ica hears her message. he has much more to say. williamson responded with a heartfelt post saying i have affection for several of my fellow candidates for the generosity, this one is particularly touching. so many people loved this. mary's is andrew, you are a class act, thank you. you are changing the course of our toxic political discourse. i will also make a contribution and another twitter user says you two together could be an unbelievable ticket. . williamson says she has $1 million more to fund raise to make the november debate stage. a lot of time left on that one. to florida where this boy who wants to be like his firefighter paramedic dead, this adorable mock cpr drill has gone viral. >> it is so cute. this 3-year-old boy held this mock fire drill and i believe we are going to see momentarily there it is, you can see him in the back putting out the fire because his father is a firefighter and a paramedic. he had to leave because there was an actual emergency. he got very upse

to her fundraising page, he posted this saying i love marianne and have learned a lot from her. williamson responded saying i have affection for several of my candidates the generosity of this one is particularly touching. so many on social media loving it. one twitter user reacted saying your one class act. and others that you two together could be an unbelievable ticket. marion williamson needs $1 million more in fund raising money to make the november debate stage. yang is helping do that. >> what a sweetheart, absolutely nice. of florida boy who wants to elect his firefighter dad, holds an adorable mark cpr drill. >> that is what is happening. 3 years old, he recently visited his dad at work, witnessed an emergency call but got upset when he wasn't allowed to help out so his dad put together this mock rescue. look at him. he saves the day and that video has received 1.5 million views on social media. a little hero. todd: the new free speech documentary surging at the box office. >> anything you say we don't like to be used to shut you up. >> creating fear and reproduction. >

reporting live in prunedale, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> it is scary. thank you. >>> protesters rallied outside the solano county district attorney's office this afternoon. they want police officers to be held accountable for deadly shootings the past few years. they went inside to voice their concerns. they were told she wasn't available. >> when i just kept hearing all these stories withgime and time again, all these people of color, black men, brown men, time i knew i had to reach out to these families. >> we tried contacting the vallejo pd but have not heard back. >>> he had dreams of bringing peace to the world and it cost him his life. the u.s. secretary of state identified anele raj as a man killed in a roadside bomb in afghanistan. raj is being remembered as a lead e damian. >> reporter: yeah, raj was known in civic circumstances here in san jose especially othe high school and those w falcons at se counting the minutes until the thanksgiving break but they were shaken today by the sobering of state. >> the united states citizen anele raj of cal

bassador to ukraine marianne yivanovic will speak in the committee.terans day at 11:00 a.m. eastern, live coverage of the laying of the wreath at the tomb of the unknowns from arlington national cemetery. at 7:00, the nbc news broadcast on the fall of the berlin wall. and at 10:30, veterans talk about the complexities of war. on veterans day w

followed by no labels, hosting 2020 residential candidates percy gabbert, john delaney, bill weld, and marianne williamson in new hampshire. and later, what to expect when public hearings begin as part of the house impeachment inquiry. trump,ehalf of president vice president mike pence traveled to the new hampshire state house today to file paperwork for the states presidential primary held in february. he met with supporters and took questions from reporters before heading to the politics and eggs event, where he talked about the trump administration's agenda. [inaudible] >> it is an awesome pleasure and honor. vice president pence: we've heard a lot about you. >> we're excited to have you. pence: what a pleasure, nice to meet you. what a special place. great to meet you. >> welcome. bienvenido. [laughter] vice pres. pence: nicholas, good to meet you. >> so, i would like to show you, the president did visit us and got his picture taken care. -- taken here. we have beneficial presidential pennant. i don't think i've ever had a sitting vice president get the chance to sign. we would be very, ver

he tweeted out i love marianne and i've learned a lot from her. i hope they hear the mm-hmm. >> what conversations have the two of you had that maybe sparked his interest in not supporting you? >> i love andrew. he's been wonderful. so has elizabeth warren and joe biden and bernie sanders. these are really nice people, really wonderful people. you were chuckling about andrew and i understand. don't kid yourself. this outsider energy that andrew and myself bring, somebody something's going on here. and the very idea that any of us are outside is really undemocratic, outside as what? i think there's energy here and some of the best energy outside the box given that the box has become so toxic in american politics. >> there because great interview with you when you said one of the most amazing thing about american politics is its unpredictable nature, and you cited donald trump and a lot of people thought that would never happen and you talked about conventional wisdom and who can win and who can't and that's falling apart. you said i don't think the

reporting live in palo alto marianne favro, nbc news. >>> let's get to the weather now.et's take a live look in san jose. it's beautiful on this veteran's day. it's been an unusually dry start to the month and that's concerning for firefighters. is there any rain in the forecast? >> maybe in the next 14 days we could see the pattern certainly changing. and i will get to that. but yeah, it has been certainly dry as you just mentioned. 176 days since we've seen a half inch or higher across the bay area. so, it's now putting us in a 1 to 3 1/2 inch rain fall deficit for new rainfall season which starts october 1s. the fire season certainly extended and air quality from fires that have started, the pollution lingers longer. so, where are we at right now in the weather pattern? high pressure is really the thing that's been deflecting that rainfall and sending it to the north. high pressure always acts as this inhibitor to rainfall. it's the opposite of the weather pattern that brings that rain. so, with high pressure here, it's a road block. we're not going to get any action

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> real threat or online hoax, a studente posted threats online against san rafael high. police arrested the boy last night but aren't saying much about him. we know he's under the age of 18 but at this point we're unsure if he even attended the high school or why he made the threat. police say they started getting the calls from concerned parents saying threatening posts were made on instagram and youtube. officers checked the posts and arrested him. >>> troubling new numbers from the fbi show a significant rise in hate crimes in f is. according to those numbers just released, there were 68 reported hate crimes in 2018. in 2017, there were 37 in san jose while oakland experienced 15. >>> one day away, impeachment inquiry hearings held behind closed door bursts into public view tomorrow morning. the american people have a front row seat as witnesses are called to determine president trump's future. starting wednesday morning under tv lights and cameras, house democrats will build their case that president trump deserves impe

along with the chairman of the national endowment for the arts, marianne, chairman of the national dominancemaniti humanities, john thank you very much. we appreciate it. great nations produce great thinkers, artists, musicians and scholars to make our world a more beautiful enlightened and joyful place. each of today's recipients has made outstanding contributions to american society culture and life. they exemplify the genius talent and creativity of our exceptional nation ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i don't want to hear the whole song but maybe we gotta get it moving a little bit. but what a great movie, you've made some of the great movies of all time. thank you very much. actor and friend jon voight is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema. he has captivated audiences for more than half a century starring and dozens of hollywood blockbusters including midnight cowboy, coming home, mission impossible, and national treasure, another one i think is the greatest boxing movie of all time, the champ and that was some great movie. everyone was crying at the movie, i tried not to but it was not easy.

learn more at freestylelibre.us >> i'm marianne rafferty. trump making the decision to restore the rank of eddie gallagher. he received national attention several months ago after a military court acquitted him of murder but found gallagher guilty of posing with a corpse for a photo. the president also granted clemens to two army officers. lieutenant clint lorance who was found guilty of murder in 2015 and major matt golsteyn who will now have the murder case against him dismissed. and in california, the gunman behind the tragic shooting at saw gus high school has died. officials say the shooter died this afternoon from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. the 16-year-old opened fire on his birthday killing two of his classmates. three others were injured. i'm marianne raftery, now back to hannity. ♪ >> mob has a conspiracy theory the. >> the witness: intimidation by tweeting during today's hearing. that was innocuous. moments ago the president respond to the absolute hysteria again. >> in the history of our country, there has never b

followed by no labels, hosting 2020 presidential candidates tulsi gabbard, john delaney, bill weld, and marianneilliamson in new hampshire. and later, the senate aging committee looks at ways to prevent veterans from being scammed. >> on behalf of president trump, vice president mike pence traveled to the new hampshire state house today to file paperwork for the state's presidential primary held in february. the vice president met with supporters and took questions from reporters before heading to the politics and eggs event, where he talked about the trump administration's agenda.

for now, sunshine all day, marianne. >> thanks so much. two rival teams come together to make a waterboy's dream come true. he played in the game. it is part of our bay area proud series. >>> you don't have to be a sports fan to understand that sometimes the core really doesn't matter. at a recent high school football game that was definitely the case when two rival teams came together to make a boy's wish come true. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas shows us the memorable moment in this morning's "bay area proud." >> so have you ever heard of the egg bowl? it is the rivalry game between petaluma and casa grande high school. the game almost didn't take place this year because of smoke from the kincade fire nearby, but in the end the game was played on schedule. who won? well, everyone. the petaluma high school football team, going into their last game of this season. >> here we go. on your mark, get set, go! >> reporter: did not have what coach rick chris would call a good record. >> it was a tough year. it was a tough year for the wins a

marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> alex trebek had an emotional moment on the show yesterday.dlines this year after revealing his diagnosis of stage four syncretic cancer. have a look at what happened last night during final jeopardy. >> let's take a look at your response. did you come up with the right one? what is we love you, alex, that is pretty kind, thank you. it will cost you 1995. you are left with five dollars. >> it was quite a moment. you could hear the game show host getting choked up at that response from one of the contestants. that he is going back and for more treatment after the episode aired last night, we love you alex began trending immediately on social media. no surprise and we wish him the best. >>> all fraternities shut down at one southern california college after a student died following a frat party. reaction from classmates and the administration. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all the fraternities at san diego state in diversity have been su

marianne favro is live where the boy's father attended a funeral service. >> reporter: they thank the community for their support but the aunt also talked about the intense pain her family is going through. >> we know this is not their final stop. we continue to love them and miss them and feel the pain and sorrow in our heart for them. >> tonight an aunt mourns her nephew. 14-year-old shawn and his 11-year-old kevin were killed in the parking lot of sorel's elementary school in union city. they were sitting in a van when someone open fire. the shell casings, a grim reminder of the attack. tonight the tragedy has compelled the community to come together. this school counselor knew both boys. >> both those boys lost their lives, and here on the school campus. sweet kids. >> reporter: as neighbors ask what can be done to better protect children, police investigate the murder, but tonight as strangers hold hands, the focus is on healing. >> i know the community is really hurting. this is a really, really tragic event with two children being killed. so we really wanted to offer a space fo

marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >> of course we will continue to track this story and bring youest developments both on air and online. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, any time for the most up to date information. >>> now to the 49ers, they're reviewing how they use fireworks, after a fan was hit before a game, it happened last sunday at levi's stadium, as the team was getting ready to face the carolina panthers. after the national anthem, fireworks display, a golf ball sized piece of debris fell out of the sky and hit a fan on the shoulder. he suffered minor injuries. the team released a statement "while this has been described to us as a rare incident, the safety of our patrons is our ultimate priority. we will continue to work with our public safety partners and the pyrotechnics vendor to confirm necessary safety protocols are always followed in order to ensure the safety and security of our patrons." >>> firefighters are making headway on the kincade fire burning in sonoma county. we got new numbers just about five minutes ago from calfire. the kincade fire is now 76% con

see houses in the cities you respond to the city as your easter this is truly remarkable to see marianne and i say that united we shiver and know how hard work in this case even at this case for over 2 months so that i now discharge you seriously since tears and thanks to all of us who serve in our war system you're now free and we should everybody that's. that's up. on 3 sides it's a novel decision maker as. it were or so charges. that . general soon. or later. so it's trial it's in no way going to show. the tragedy of this family of the victims still. immediately after joe miller was arrested and incarcerated for the murder of genesis ring cone he was then also charged with another murder case. and that entire case the police investigated my client believed he had nothing to do with it and left him out of it and now lo and behold they indict him on that murder case. very very curious circumstances. so he'd have to win 2 trials in order to walk away scot free trials are risky business and anything can happen at a trial and even though he felt empowered in one sense by the hung jury he w

"today in the bay's" marianne favro has the latest. >> reporter: a candlelight vigil gr grows in union city. the parking lot lit erred with shell casings, a painful reminder of how they died. >> we heard the loud gunshots, my wife she was very scared. even one of my sons couldn't go to sleep after that. >> reporter: union city police say two boys ages 11 and 14 were sitting in a van in the school parking lot when someone opened fire on them, killing them. >> there were several gunshots in the van, several casings located at the scene. >> police are investigating whether this may have been a gang-related shooting. they are also looking into the possibility the homicides are related to a double shooting of two men wednesday, less than a half mile away. >> until we get more information as to the motive behind what occurred, you know, we're going to continue to patrol that area heavily. >> reporter: dozens came to the scene to grieve, including council member patino. >> it's close to home, i have a teenage daughter and she happens to know the victims. >> reporter: he's hoping someone who k

along with the chairman of the national endowment for the arts marianne carter and the chairman of thel endowment of the humanities, john pead, thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] great nations produce great thinkers, artists, musicians and scholars who make our world a more beautiful, enlightened and joyful place. each of these recipients have made outstanding contributions to american society, culture and life. they exemplify the genius talent and creativity of our exceptional nation. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to hear that whole song, but jon, maybe we have to get it moving a little bit. what a great movie. you've made one of the greatest movies of all time. thank you very much. actor and friend jon voight is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema. he's captivated audiences for more than half a century starring in dozens of hollywood blockbusters including "midnight cowboy," "coming home," "mission impossible" and "national treasure treasure," and another one they think is frankly the greatest boxing movie of all time "t

. >> nbc bay area marianne favro live in saratoga. what's the latest? >> reporter: chp highway 85 is mess. if you take a look at this traffic, this is where the cars are being diverted off of southbound highway 85 onto saratoga avenue. if you take a look over here, you can see why. over here the road is closed. this is the onramp to southbound highway 85. just south of here is where there was an officer-involved shooting on 85 around 3:15 this afternoon. sources tell us a man pointed a gun at officers with a specialized san jose police fire, shooting and killing that suspect.wh e a team investigates. just about 45 minutes ago there was a san jose police crime scene van that pulled up here onto the highway to begin that investigation. but chp -- i just talked to them, got off the phone with them, and they tell me this could be hours of investigating, and that means that this section of highway 85 could be closed for hours tonight. so it's creating a lot of gridlock here. again, one man is dead after an officer-involved shooting here on highway 85. by the

. >> thank you, marianne williamson.applause] >> campaign 2020, watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail. 2020, yourmpaign unfiltered view of politics. thursday, jeff sessions declared his candidacy for u.s. senate in alabama, setting up a contest between himself and doug jones. successful, mr. sessions would have the chance to reclaim his old senate seat which he held for 20 years before resigning to join the trump administration. his announcement comes one day before the filing deadline in alabama for candidates seeking elected office. it is also leading to speculation about the political future of michael bloomberg who is preparing to fire paperwork that would qualify him for alabama's democratic presidential primary. stepove would be a first towards a national campaign although he has not made a final decision to run. he said that he would not be launching a white house bid.

. >> nbc bay area marianne favro live in saratoga. what's the latest? >> reporter: chp highway 85 is mess. if you take a look at this traffic, this is where the cars are being diverted off of southbound highway 85 onto saratoga avenue. if you take a look over here, you can see why. over here the road is closed. this is the onramp to southbound highway 85. just south of here is where there was an officer-involved shooting on 85 around 3:15 this afternoon. sources tell us a man pointed a gun at officers with a specialized san jose police fire, shooting and killing that suspect.

. >> thank you, marianne williamson.applause] >> campaign 2020, watch our live coverage of the presidential camp pains, -- campaign. you're unfiltered view of politics. former attorney general jeff sessions declared his candidacy for the u.s. senate in alabama, setting up a potential contest between democratic senator doug jones. mr. sessions would have the chance to reclaim his old senate for 20 years held before resigning in 2017 to join the trump administration. his announcement comes one day before the filing deadline in alabama. the same deadline is leading to speculation about the political future of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, who is reportedly filing paperwork to qualify him for the alabama democratic presidential primary. the move would be the first step toward a national campaign, though bloomberg has not made a decision to run. he said he would not launch a white house bid. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. efforts by the u.s. and mexic

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marianne favro is live with the story. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i am here at saratoga avenue, and if you look across here you can see that officers have blocked off the entrance to southbound highway 85 and that's because earlier this afternoon there was an officer-involved shooting just a short distance from this entrance about half a mile from this entrance between this area, saratoga avenue and winchester boulevard. that involved san jose police. sources tell us a suspect pulled a gun on an officer who was part of a specialized unit, not a patrol unit. one person was shot and killed. no officers were hurt. the chp this afternoon shut down both lanes of southbound highway 85 and that has created a lot of headaches for motorists tonight. it is possible that this section of highway 85 is going to remain closed for hours. just a few minutes ago the san jose crime scene van just pulled on to the highway to begin this investigation, but again, chp officers tell me that it is possible that the -- that this section of the highway, starting

you can find updated weather forecast for marianne darren peck in the bay area. we have special coverage on air as well and at kpix.com. >>> encouraging news from homebuyers. why this may be the best time of the year to submit your offer. >> reporter: housing experts this time of year have more motivated sellers and fewer purchasers. experts say the weather, shorter days and holiday stress create a perfect storm keeping buyers away from the housing units. >> definitely less, titian for buyers. a big circular skylight. >> reporter: he shows me a house that will hit the market next year. he says most sellers wait for spring and early summer the hottest months to sell. sellers need to sell now and they are more motivated to work with a buyer. property specific. you will still have to compete with a good property whether it >> rerter: the bay area housing prices have hit their peak. if not close to it. the bay east association of realtors says there's a shift in the balance of power. up until recently, sellers in the driver seat, now buyers have more negotiating, her

>> marianne, thank you so much. >> we'll bring you the latest developments on air and online. visit our website, nbcbayarea.com anytime for the most up-to-date information. >>> it's been more than a week since the kincade fire exploded in sonoma county. the largest in county history. crews continue to make progress on the fire lines and containment is at 72%. 372 structures are destroyed. 175 of them are homes. businesses are now getting creative to serve customers even without gas service. nbc ar roz plater joins us from heldsberg. roz? >> reporter: it has been a very tough week for everybody here. those restaurants are looking for workarounds because people are coming out to eat and they want to find places to get together. they are doing just that tonight here at the hotel healdsburg where there's a jazz concert that will start in a few minutes. the musicians are getting ready behind me here. it's a benefit for the redwood food bank. no gas, no problem. the restaurant has a wood fire oven and can still pump out fresh, hot pizzas. with the power back on but no gas, it does m

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> we will continue to track developments on air and online and visit our web site nbcbayarea.com any time for the most up to date information. >>> to the other top story tonight, crews continue to make progress on the fire lines in sonoma county. overnight, the fire did not grow, but containment did. it now sits at 72%. those flames have charred more than 77,000 acres, and 372 structures are destroyed. 175 of them are people's homes. tonight, the power is back on for most people in the north bay but there is another problem. as cold weather moves in, some homes and businesses are without gas. nbc bay area's roz plater joins us live from healdsburg for that part of the story. >> reporter: the restaurants in town are trying to find ways to be creative because people who can't cook at home are looking for a place to eat. and after a tough week, they're looking for a place to come together. they're joining us tonight at the hotel healdsburg, there will be a jazz concert and the chef is grilling up burgers and all a benefit tonight for the redwood food bank

reporting live in orinda, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> two former twitter employees are charged with spying for saudi arabia. by providing the kingdom with personal information about saudi corrects. federal prescriptions say they were convinced who accessed the private data as users perceived as being enemies of the crown. both left in 2013. a third man in saudi arabia is also charged. twitter said it has tools in place to protect privacy. >>> last night the election, tonight the drama. the race for san francisco district attorney is still too close to call. about 2,000 votes now separate the top two candidates. they are interim district attorney susie lostus and chessa boudin. and there is a 51% to 49% edge. and now a viral video showing a supervisor leading a chant at boudin's election night party. ali wolf joins us from city hall with the details. >> reporter: well, raj, this was a tight and contentious race for san francisco district attorney and as the votes are still being counted here at city hall, there are tension now between the head of the san francisco po

venue after brazil and chile both pulled out to tell us more we have mariana horns in the studio marianne it's nearly 25 years and we're still talking all nations have had their differences over how to keep the planet cool but the need to act well that something they have long agreed on will date as did that back in 1992 at the youth summit in rio de janeiro signing up to the u.n. framework convention on climate change even in the ninety's they recognised through this international treaty that climate change was a problem that human activity was the driving force and that we all need to act but what the treaty didn't address was how to reconcile the different interests of every nation on this planet so every year since $995.00 the conference of the parties to that treaty what we now refer to as the co-op have come together to try to work it all out thousands of observers have joined them there's been debate negotiation a lot of science a lot of jargon and some major disagreements which makes the deal in paris in 2015 all the more remarkable countries united behind limiting warming the sam

o'connell, greg katz of us news agency associated press, and agnes poirier of french news magazine mariannee to you all. four years ago, climate change barely registered as a voter issue in a british election. this time, it's a priority. the same is true of the battle for the democratic presidential nomination in the us. but does voter anxiety translate into government action? climate scientists say three in four countries have inadequate pledges on cutting emissions. among them is india, whose capital has been choking on smog this month. a week from now, governments get another chance to step up at the madrid climate summit. so, will they take it? ashis, you have just ashis, you havejust come back from india. is the smog concentrating minds ahead of madrid? the smog has lifted, to a certain extent, but it is still very toxic and it was pretty serious just a couple of weeks ago. having said that, i think that this toxic smog is caused, to a large extent, by crop burning in neighbouring states. and that smoke is what aggravates the situation. it is a normal phenomenon which generally takes p

where 60% of the electorate is black, he has less support than marianne williamson.idn't know she was still in the race until they took this poll. what is the difference in iowa and south carolina? this "new york times" columnist wrote this long column says it's racist of white liberals to suggest the lack of support for mayor pete in south carolina is because of black homophobia. i am not a democrat voter so i don't have a dog in this fight. but aligning the identity points is tricky. they are not interested in elizabeth warren because every other country had a female president. but they would like the first gay president gets white liberal juices going. unfortunately if he won iowa and new hampshire, he would depress black turnout in the way that hillary clinton did in 2016 and cost democrats the election. >> tucker: i continue to believe the controversial thing about pete buttigieg is he was a mckinsey consultant. that's more offensive than anything else he's done. >> i like the fact -- only other guy was from malta. i like the idea of a maltese american president

connell, greg katz of us news agency associated press, and agnes poirier of french news magazine marianneme is true of the battle for the democratic presidential nomination in the us. but does voter anxiety translate into government action? climate scientists say three in four countries have inadequate pledges on cutting emissions. among them is india, whose capital has been choking on smog this month. a week from now, governments get another chance to step up at the madrid climate summit. will they take it? tell is the mood in india, is the smog concentrating minds ahead of madrid? the smog has lifted to a certain extent, but it is still very toxic and it was pretty serious just a couple of weeks ago. having said that, i think that this toxic smog is caused to a large extent by crop burning in neighbouring states. and that smog is what aggregates the situation. it is a normal phenomenon which generally takes place in the month of november. but that said, i think that when it comes to overall, nationwide, mass consciousness about the environment, i think india still has some way to go. wh

department of emergency management who oversees all of the city and taking care of all of you folks, marianne carol. [applause] >> good morning, rosa parks. >> good morning! >> i am so impressed about how much you all know about earthquakes because my job is all about getting ready for earthquakes and you all know so much. then i have a secret for you i want to share. i thank you know more than most of the adults around here. so what i want you to do is make sure that when you go home that you talk to your parents and your friends and anybody who is an adult and make sure you teach them what you know about earthquakes. great job, you guys. one other thing. do you know the phone number that you are supposed to call if you have -- [indiscernible] you guys are too smart. 911. 911 is the number you call if you need a police officer or a firefighter. so i'm really glad that you know that and make sure that if you ever are in an emergency, you can call that, and the people who work for me are the ones who answer that number and they will be here. thank you so much for having us. you did a great job