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"at one iona hill confronted sondland who inserted himself in dealings with ukraine though it was not part of his official portfolio according to people informed about hill's testimony, he told her he was in charge of ukraine, compared to alan hague's declaration he was in charge after ronald reagan's assassination attempt. according to those who heard the testimony." not only were these people empowered by the president and rudy giuliani, they were a little bat bleep crazy. >> they were all running -- what this really speaks to, nicolle, the fact the power -- trump runs this white house, buy extensiy like some sort of feudal lord. rudy giuliani cut this deal, cut that deal. there's a level of disorganization and irresponsibility that is offensive to people who get into these positions because they care about keeping our country safe. what i think has been positive about some of this is not that the president hasn't been able to chase out every single ethical person in washington, we still have enough functional individuals, still have enough people who believe in country over this ad

now not a strong you can granada are not hills 8 miles per hour santa clarita to about 12 to 13, but you can imagine over the mountain those hills there. >>that's about 3,000 some of those almost 4,000 feettit's going to be much stronger over the tops of the mountains, but this will continue as we head through the night tonight, the fires got a long way to go and the dry conditions continuing there as well at the same time. we'll also see some strong santa ana winds ds that come out of the northeast and they will continue to drop in over the top of these mount, so that will likely bob lowe more embers and ash right nhat will continue overnight some of those gusts approaching 55 miles per hour. as you can imagine red flag warnings continue to remain in place there for tonight until tomorrow evening that looks like those are conditions will begin to ease a bit and it looks like finally a sea breeze starts to make return late on saturday night and into sunday, the bay area though, and we had our share we have those strong gusty winds of course a few fires a nothing terrible year. but no

if it is legal or not if i had to the black hills. -- head to the black hills. t making it in these streets in these cities, i am willing to take the risk to go find gold for my family. that is what really led to the gold rush here in the black hills. it is the turning point in the event. from there, the spaces go through a bunch of different treaty reorganizations, land allotment act's, things of that nature. had that gold not been discovered, i think it might be a different story. we can only conjecture. that is what happened. >> right now we are at a campsite for the lakota. here is also ironically where the remnants of custer's seventh calvary ended up. this was their patrol area. they would be involved in later years, you know, 1876 was little bighorn, but by 1890 was the wounded knee massacre. so that was their job, and they patrolled an area to go clear down there, it was probably 140 miles from wounded knee. the black hills have always been a big issue, you know? the u.s. court of claims was formed in the 1940's to take claims to land, and that is when th

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hill? >> absolutely not. >> did your kid kill hannah hill? >> no. >> two trials. >> i was a wreck. it was just very intense. >> would there ever be justice for hannah hill? >> the truth always comes out. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with our story. 18-year-old hannah hill may have been live in her parent's basement but she was about to move up in the world. she had just bought her own car and was set to start a new job. then she van i objeyou shalled. leaving friends and family reeling. why did hannah dpo out so late the night before her big day and where had she gone? here's dennis murphy >> she was a girl who made big . entrances. >> she could walk in the room and light up the place. she would make the whole room smile. >> she was always happy, just wanted to have fun. >> but it was her exit, her sudden disappearance, poof, gone from her house just like that, that enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. >> ms. hill was last seen last wednesday. we're asking anyone with any information contact the police department detective bureau. >> she was

or not if i had to the black hills. it in streets in these cities, i am willing to take the risk to go find gold for my family. that is what really led to the gold rush here in the black hills. it is the turning point in the event. the spaces go through a bunch of different treaty reorganizations, land allotment act's, things of that nature. gold not been discovered, i think it might be a different story. we can only conjecture. that is what happened. >> right now we are at a campsite for the lakota. this is ironically where the remnants of custer's seventh calvary ended up. this was their patrol area. they would be involved in later 1876 was little bighorn, but by 1890 was the wounded knee massacre. theyat was their job, and patrolled an area to go clear down there, it was probably 140 wounded knee. the black hills have always been a big issue, you know? the u.s. court of claims was formed in the 1940's to take claims to land, and that is when the lakota filed for loss of the black hills, you know? so there is a little

i'm not hill to climb it would be a good job on the field to find the next guy. being done to feed the dog she went on to. the click some for the c.e.o. saying he has a deflection what is comfortable saying. that is going to be better than i got off the miniature for. 11. years and. what about. that you can bank on. the back up. long long while the neck on the bottom is a bonus which alone control can not only. handle one new person and a journey move 100 gandhi the new normal and gunned. down the peace prize keep you know you can go to mark you can't even join you. in. the christian doctor in the u.k. fails to get his sacking overturned out an employment tribunal after he was fired for refusing to use a different pronouns that for transgender people we spoke to the doctor himself cool christian to the school christianity it is your. human dignity. fatally for people after the police headquarters in paris attacker was shot and killed by officers. and. as a us in the us democrats. are looking to how they previously sought to prosecute those who revealed.

he was at the front of the charge when they were not cattle hill, he was towards the front. on the little texas his horse, again he is the only one on horseback. is the most dangerous position because he's the most visible of all of the men. so everyone is shooting at him. so very foolhardy in some degree, it would be correct to see that he was reckless. one regular army officer said that he was really who won the day. there are lots of men and lots of casualties but it was his aerobics night and once they turn the tide but led to the americans victory. host: was theodore roosevelt shy about sharing his exploits with the press. mark: no. [laughter]. he was a about anything i don't think. exactly he wasn't even shy about the medal of honor. he wrote to his friend the congressman that i deserve the medal of honor and i think i did it. i think i won the medal of honor and heating getting in his lifetime and it caused a big controversy the secretary military officers, thought it was unbecoming to, it seems like he was almost campaigning for the medal of honor and in truth what h

hill elementary. the school was spacious and did not seem crowded. >>> i like how the classes are not so compact. there are smaller classrooms. pay attention to the kids more. that is probably the problem. >> reporter: school districts that dove hill has fewer than 300 kids. when it has capacity for five or 600. same thing at laurelwood elementary. 291 students for a campus that can hold twice as many. enrollment in the evergreen school district has been steadily declining every year. they lost about 2500 students over the past decade.>> we can't afford to live in san jose. >> reporter: the superintendent said more than half of the families who leave the district are leaving the area. it is not hard to see why. homes across the street from laurelwood are well over $1 million. same goes for dove hill elementary. most homes are hovering near away above seven figures. the superintendent believes families are getting squeezed out. >>> some of our families who perhaps in the struggling with multiple jobs and he still cannot pay the bills. they cannot afford the rent of their home. at some point as a fa

he sends this military expedition into the black hills to confirm whether or not there's gold fair. the issue is in the fort laramie treaty, political sovereignty over the black hills was clearly acknowledged. beyond that the black hills are sacred to the lakota people. the respect and preservation is of a paramount importance. and how concept of leadership fit in to a value system. for a man to distinguish himself as a leader in society, he not only had to exhibit bravery, but he also had to exemplify certain virtues, for example wisdom, fortitude, generosity. these values had to be acknowledged in him and seen in him by others for him to be respected as a leader. in our exploration into concepts of warfare, we have a blowup of unvarnished view of the battle. this ledger drawing behind me was created by a veteran of the battle with red horse. it clearly gets across the brutality of the battle. on the other side of the gallery, we have a muslim paid by another -- patent -- a muzzle in -- a muslin painted by another. it celebrates the lakota virtues and ways of living in the world. ne

in the hills there was still be some chilly temperatures going forward and we are looking for a slight offshore breeze but really there's not a lot going on now. up in the hills we look at the higher elevations, northeast and cobb at 23. easterly at ridge ranch. 10% humidity. yesterday that's what happened. there wasn't any breeze. you can see announcing helena west, almost 40. and higher elevations, yes, we're getting gusts ab 40-50 but at the surface at the valley that did not happen. you can see the offshore breeze. there go the low clouds. that's the system. it was much further to the east than the last one. breezy in the hills, gusty at times but 60s and 70s on the temperatures and much quieter. that's the last in the series for now.sal is here, 4:03 am. and he tells us -- >>> traffic is off to a good start. >> cannot tell you something? it was bonkers on 80 coming out. i can't believe people don't believe me how much traffic there is. >> believe it. i think people that drive all the time know that it's gotten slower over the years. >> i would agree. >> who was up at four 3 am? we are. >>> let's take a look at 80 westb

not part of the advisory. our hills and valleys are included as well. one worship frequency the santa cruz mountains also included. along the peninsula san francisco and along the coastline not part of the advisory. it looks like it will be a breezy day for everybody. especially windy in those advisory areas. back to you. struck another a number of police departments are not waiting around to hear whether or not the power is shut off in their area. they go out there and warn residents to prepare. allie rasmus reports from around the. >> reporter: people here are getting the message to be prepared to be prepared for power shut off. we talked to the manager at the true value hardware. it opened in within the next couple of hours he expects to sell out of lanterns and flashlights. >> we expect brisk business. i'm sure we will be sold out. we didn't foresee this until last night saying the power would be shut off. for a day and a half basically. possibly. two l.e.d. lanterns. will be can see. and a cooler so that we can save some of the food. in our refriger

hill. that was correct. >> centered in walden, which we are all not familiar with. >> walden california is a small area. >> it is a neighborhood in pleasant hill? i see. julie and i have just seen our facebook pages and twitter pages blow up. i probably gotten 250 messages from people, essentially saying they felt it all over. windsor, santa rosa, napa-->> santa rosa-->> martinez, crockeare saying the exact same thing, which is, it was a jolt, followed by rolling. we talked to one woman on the phone a little bit ago point she lived on the peninsula. she was saying her two cats were with her and the cats did not even look up. then, you see other areas where the picture frames fall off. that is where i get nervous. when i hear things fall. >> here's the thing unique about earthquakes, compared to lots of events, weather events, or any kind of fires, everybody feels it. it is a real grounding experience for the entire bay area. there is a lot of folks that have not been here that long in the bay area. this area is growing fast. a lot of folks perhaps not used to this. this, obviously closest t

hopefully the power role returned to everybody else.>>> making progress in morgan hill. not all parts of the city have their power back on yet. joins us now without law enforcement has been keeping the public safe.>> reporter: we have been watching pg&e crews work all day long. they have power back up in many parts of the city. main and butterfield about 45 minutes ago. all day long we have been tracking how law enforcement has been dealing with the shut off. doing what they can. >>> in san jose's it was just if you stop signs at times. at others there was a full- blown electronic sign. in saratoga or stop signs. this one had a deputy keeping a watchful eye. morgan hill an officer watching over an intersection is students got out of school. montclair shopping district and officer posted outside dark storefronts. in fremont admission boulevard of the city's busiest intersections police officers were directing traffic by hand for some time. until there engineers and caltrans jerryrigged the solution. portable generators hooked up to the control box the power just this one inte

everywhere but fairfield, fantastic to wake up to, expecting it to take longer to calm down, wind in the hills, not to see there isn't and if you look at muncie galena, 37 miles, 20s, 30s for oakwood hills, 13 miles per hour but went out there. here's the future cast for wind, 2 pm, i love how this looks. here's the problem, tuesday, another offshore wind event, this is tuesday 6:00 the wind is rolling again. we'll talk about it again in time and out but for now back to to pam. >>> governor gavin newsom met with some of the people forced out of their homes and stay in a shelter in petaluma, the governor says shelters or sanctuaries and anyone undocumented shouldn't worry about going for help, he also issued a state of emergency for all of california which means more money is available to fight the fires in cal fire can collect agencies and people outside the state for help. >>> the shifting wind changing the direction the flames are headed, in the area south of windsor where flames were pushed by strong gust of wind's. >>> >> reporter: in the dark cal fire and firefighters moved with the winds that

hill. the judge was not happy about that, so perhaps we'll get more information in court, but that fight is still ongoing in court, john. >> a lot of different pieces of this to keep track of. manu raju on capitol hill it, kaitlan collins. >>> lopez with politico, jeff zeleny, michael bender. the ambassador was at home. all indications were he was going to show up, and then the president of the united states deciding no. >> we have two things here. one is that it's definitely a shift in strategy here. what we saw from the white house at the start of this was to push out the unpress de-- unprecedend decision to push it out. now they are blocking a key witness in this probe, which raises additional questions about how much the white house really wants to participate here and really kind of sheds a different light on that decision to put out the transcript which we know now is -- was a decision more of the president to kind of take hold of the narrative. he felt he had lost the narrative. less so about transparency. then i think the next thing to watch here is that the white house is really ki

way that is consistent with the fundamental values of the american system and we will not tolerate folks on capitol hill intimidating state department employees. that is unacceptable and not something i will permit to happen. call, was i on the phone i was on the phone call. it was in the context of, i have been secretary of state for a year and a half and i know precisely what the american policy is with respect to ukraine. it has been remarkably consistent. and we will continue to try to drive those a set of outcomes. it is what our team, including ambassador volcker, are focused on. was taken down the threat that russia poses there in ukraine. it was about helping ukrainians to get corruption out of their government. and to help now this new government in the ukraine build a successful economy. it is what the state department officials that i have had the privilege to lead have been engaged in, it is what we will continue to do, even with all this noise going on. >> the national review. you both for being here. i want to address the question to both of you and you can take it in whatever order, whoev

30,000 feet at 747, and we might see he fires his rocket. 0fficers called to a late night fire in notting hill his underpants. there he is in his tighty whitey‘s. the australian actor and singer who of course starred in the australian soap neighbours, spotted the flames from his house opposite and rushed to help — after all "next door is only a footstep away". —— from a house opposite. -- from a house opposite. you had to go there. fortunately he had his own fire extinguisher. following the incident he tweeted his thanks to the london fire service. and add this, "this is a good reason, he said, to always wear pyjamas to bed". this reminds me of covering the earthquake in haiti, and there are out there sharks —— aftershocks and in the house i was in, it started to shake andi in the house i was in, it started to shake and i ran out and the boxers and you get out there and suddenly it stops and the birds are singing and there you are and your underpants and there is your producer and her bra and knickers and it is very revealing about who you work with but my boss was in the shower and he did not

with new word today of when and how lawmakers could hear from that whistle-blower, and it's not on capitol hill. first today the secretary of state mike pompeo says five of his employees will not show up for depositions over the next two weeks with the house democrats because it's, as he put it, not feasible. this is we are learning that pompeii was on that july 25 phone call with the ukrainian president. the call during which president trump asked for an investigation into a political opponent, namely joe biden. our nation's top diplomat ignored reporters questions today. >> mr. secretary, do you have comment on reports that you are on the july 25 call with president zelensky. >> shepard: listen to what he said we could go. >> "the wall street journal" is reporting president trump pressed the president of ukraine eight times to work with rudy giuliani to investigate joe biden's son. what do you know about those conversations? >> you just gave me a report about a whistle-blower complaint, none of which i have seen. see when he was on the call, as i reported for the house foreign affairs committ

this is not for the hills. it's for the valleys as well with the high wind gusts that will continue throughout the day and the high wind warnings to 11:00 this morning. let's switch over to the maps. from santa rosa that was cleared this morning. now it's open, but we do have a lot of people coming down from see baft poll and coming down through rohnert park. we're seeing them back up and go through petaluma. this is about a 20-mile backup that i'mg on the traffic map this morning. it's moving very slowly. if sew if y so if you're thinking about whether or not to evacuate, go out there. we're trying to get to areas in northern sonoma county but has been stuck on the roads. how is it looking out there? >> reporter: well, kari, we were traveling on the northbound said heading into healdsburg. that was our game plan. one thing we noticed was the traffic on the southbound side. i want to show you. now we're heading out of healdsburg in the southbound direction. this is the current traffic. it's bumper to bumper. i'

know if it could be any more than it was today but the the real impact of each minute we're not capitol hill i think remains yet to be seen and another person where i'm not sure is sleeping tonight speaker pelosi where does she go from here she force a vote on the house floor or did she expect it to be really the day is wearing on a lot of folks on capitol hill and in the oval office in the west. i think really we shouldn't be too quick to say what this really mean that we should we should hold out to hear what the u.s. senators happened say the kurds and the end of the day the house which is majority jam is likely going to vote to impeach we know that what happens in the senate is going to be really crucial is this a president that's going to be so we're still in a bit of a holding pattern despite the dizzying david headline we thank you very much for your analysis on what has been an interesting day even by the standards of this white house rhenish on live and rest of it jenny i thank you. now this controversy over the us president hosting next. would lead us at one of his private properti

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

hill. never saw the plans and now they are not so sure. pleasant hill sold the slot to habitat for humanity for just $10. the nonprofit wants to build seven townhomes on the quarter acre lot. a concept drawing shows the three-story buildings separated by just inches. the nonprofit said that is the only way to make it work. >>> seven families living on top of each other and and and and area 50 years ago was designed for single families. >>> economically it doesn't pencil out that way anymore. we have to utilize our land. every inch of it to the best of our ability. >>> as we enter the height of the wildfire season crews are working with added urgency on a plan to protect a critical evacuation route in the south bay. there clearing brush along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains on the summit to los gatos. dozens of drivers take that route from silicon valley to santa cruz every day. downs is more would depend on it to evacuate if there was a major wildfire. thousands more. but clearing the brush away they hope to slow down if not stop it

is a tactic by the president to obstruct congress hi joe castro has more from capitol hill in washington d.c. . not showing up on capitol hill is a roadblock in the flow of rather whopper of witnesses in this impeachment inquiry democrats say that so far this steady stream of diplomats and others close to the president have offered them a compelling story a case of trump abusing the power of his office to get ukraine to dig up dirt on his political rival now copperman in his nonappearance today explained in a letter to congress saying that the white house had said he cannot come testify because of executive privilege well between that order and that the subpoena of congress saying he had to show up according to his attorney it's a federal judge who should help him decide which branch of the u.s. government to comply with democrats want to know more about what cupper man's role was in all of this involving ukraine he was on the phone call between trump and the president of ukraine during which trump said he wanted the ukrainian president to do him a favor to dig up dirt on joe biden all the while tr

not. it is gusting above the caldecott, oakland hills. 29 miles per hour . that's the strongest best wi-fi but otherwise mount tam, 22. not bad at mount diablo and not bad at mount st. helena. only 10. yesterday at this time it was 40. there is a freeze warning for the north. 28-32 although i think we were colder yesterday. san francisco to santa rosa, 60s and 70s. temperatures above average or close to average 68 and 54 in the city. the averages 67 and 51. 83 the record in 1966 and 43 back in 1935. hazy sun. acquired panem. chilly mornings. mid-seventies into the weekend. any rain? maybe around the 10th or 12 november. that looks to be the earliest sign of anything breaking through. still in offshore direction coming across from the delta over san pablo day and over to the coast the humidity is up even though it's low. it's much higher than yesterday when we have single digits and teens from fairfield to half moon bay. 31 and lakeport. 56 in downtown san francisco. clayton, 42. 35, alamo, denville, dublin and pleasanton. richmond, 57. albany, 55. that east,

dad wanted to carve the mountain in montana, not in the black hills, but it was the indian people that said you have to carve it in the black hills. he was invited here by the native american people to carve a mountain in the black hills. but, what is really important is you are telling a story about a race of people, and part of the story we are telling, we are telling the history of the native american people. we are telling the future of native american people. present day we have lots of , performers and artists that come here and share their knowledge and experiences and lives with our guests, visitors. if you have knowledge, you have everything you need. >> as crazy horse became this young warrior, this young mighty warrior, how he stood for the people, how he tried to walk in harmony with all of creation, he looked up to the little children, handicapped, elderly, the women folks, they were always first with crazy horse. he looked out for the whole people. >> the biggest challenge is it is not the money like most people think. the biggest challenges -- challenge is understanding

news, we've been on the air since 2:30 this morning covering a fire that was burning in the hills of moraga. not too far from st. mary's college. great concern there. good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. fire burning in the sanders ranch community near merrill drive and sanders ranch road. just about a mile away from st. mary's college. >> it backs up to the back of the college. the college itself not threatened. a lot of homes in the area were and people had to evacuate. sharon katsuda is at the safeway parking lot that was being used as a staging area and you've been talking to a lot of people out there, sharon. >> reporter: we had so many evacuees here. they came because it was sort of overflow with the church parking lot. now with me now is ted from the sanders ranch neighborhood. tell me this morning how were you alerted about the fire? >> we got a phone call and my wife looked at the phone and the caller i.d. said invalid caller and so she thought it was a prank caller but for whatever reason picked it up. telephones an automated messa d

>>again these power lines here in brisbane up on the hill and not part of the power shut off that's because pg says they lyin tear one which is the lowest level of risk area for fire danger live in brisbane dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan, one of the lies slowly coming back on in san jose, however. >>scores of customers may spend another night without power. >>when one driver described as a hellish day navigating intersections without traffic lights is also improving right now kron four's rob fladeboe brings up to date now live from san jose rob. >>that's right ken and pam we know that the lights are coming back on but maybe not fast enough for a lot of people including san jose mayor sam liccardo who held a briefing heae at the police station this afternoon said that he was on the phone today to to pg seal bill johnson asked if that to a large urban areas like san jose could be given priority. well if that's going to happen remains to be seen. let's take a look some video now and uh today i can tell you that at the height of the power outages about as many as 20,000 pg e customers we

but our team has not been able to find her roaming the halls of capital health today. >> martha: tough situation all around. is she getting any defenders among her colleagues on capitol hillhe is and it's not who you would expect rubri. republican matt gaetz coming to her defense. the florida republican called the investigation absurd adding "who among us would look perfect if every ex leaked a photo or text. hill identifies as bisexual. we've seen allegations come out in the last hour but so far fox news has not been able to independently verify. >> martha: thank you very muc much. this just coming in, house ethics committee has opened an investigation into yet another representative, this one from the u.s. territory guam. according to the committee, the accusations include that he may have engaged in a relationship with an individual on his congressional staff. michael sam nicholas, freshman member and nonvoting delegate. saying he converted campaign funds for personal use. wildfire alert. california's wine country up in flames. fire is spreading quickly and forcing an entire town to evacuate. folks in geiser veil in sonoma county woke up to a mandatory orders getting t

hill has denied those allegations. >> i think she's being treated fairly in that her behavior was unbecoming of a member of congress. i think her constituents were probably not okay with the behavior. >> congresswoman hill was facing a house ethics committee investigation over allegations she had a sexual relationship with a member of her staff. >> reporter: her ousting serves as a major blow to her party. she was a member of "the big six". six of the promising new freshmen in congress. >> she was one of the women who came into office in 2018 and had the position of vice chair of the house oversight committee, which is a really important committee, particularly in this impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: the openly bisexual congresswoman garnered support of her constituents and celebrities alike. >> katie has been an advocate for people her whole career. >> reporter: but her once-promising career now derailed amidst a failing marriage. >> i never thought mayim perfections would be weaponized to dero now it's tim to get back toyou d incumbent, steve knight. >> katie hill was part of the blue wave that delivered the house in the democrats hands. the question now

hill. plans to build seven townhouses there, between low and medium income housing. they got bigger offers from private developers, the money would have gone to contra costa county and noteasant hill. so the city decided to approve this for habitat for humanity, instead. the county also gave the project the green light. habitat for humanity helps to make progress on additional paperwork by the end of the year. >>> a new view of what astronauts are seeing in space. two crew members on the international space station, as a a space walk.orperfmed >> are you ready? >> ready. >> they provided close-ups, as they work to upgrade the power system. tightening screws, and installing lithium ion batteries. this is the first of 10 spacewalks, for various maintenance. >>> and fleet week kicks off in san francisco today. this is a live picture from our sales for our camera. and pier 32. some of the events planned for tomorrow, art exhibit. it featuresare original works veterans. and the 32nd street brass band performs tomorrow at pier 27 at 10 am. great weather for fleet whack. >>> things are looking pretty good this week. the numbers will be just about the same as today. and tuesday

a spokesperson told me the event was funded by shareholders, not with rate payer dollars. jerry hill is not so sure. >> on political events, their shareholders pay. if you are thanking your customers, i'd think the rate payers would pay for that. >> reporter: san bruno, site of the horrific natural gas pipeline explosion in 2010. after the criminal conviction for safety violations and obstruction, hill said it looked like the utility's gas division was cleaning up its act. >> then we saw that they falsified over 100,000 records on their locate and dig reports. they've falsified. could have put lives at risk and then they do something silly and stupid like this. >> reporter: the timing of the party is getting the most criticism. it came on the same days the utility was planning blackouts of historic proportions and on the two-year anniversary of the wine country firestorm that killed dozens of people and destroyed thousands of homes. >> just infiriating. once again it shows the callous disregard to all of the folks that experience losses in the fires. >> reporter: susan goran lost her

not expect full containment. >> thank you for that update. we have breaking news out of washington where the u.s. ambassador to the eu, he arrived on capitol hillversation with other diplomats that were part of the a quid pro quo. but we're not sure why sondland is on the hill today and we're checking into that. our hill crew will let you know once they figure that out. also adam schiff expected to speak momentarily and the president called him the biggest leaker in washington. we'll be right back. >>> this morning new fallout and questions about freshman democratic congresswoman katie hill. she just announced she'll resign in the middle of an ethics investigation from an allegation she had an inappropriate relationship with a congressional staff member. last week she admitted she had a separate relationship with someone on her campaign before she got elected. she calls it consensual, but inappropriate. she's denied any relations with the current staffer. hill announced her resignation on twitter announcing this is the hardest thing i've ever had to do but i believe it is the best thing for my constituents, my community and our country. she wen

was reading that i believe the producers have been some information 0.5 quake got out of pleasant hill so not a large quake, but actually 2.5 in pleasant hill. it's a distance from san francisco. i'm surprised we felt that strongly so it's still very early so this information is going to come in. as we get it, definitely felt at the light of stop shaking, but know one use these are heavy lights that are hanging on these us the scaffolds up above us. and the lights off in the distance making some noise with one of the filters on top of it. believe chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking it as we speak and has more details right yeah i was watching things start to shake just up above and i was going i was one of those guys are below feeling that any a. >>and so yeah we're seeing the earthquake just beginning, you know has primary wave in secondary wave and so you that initial a primary way which is a little bit slow kind of that rolling feeling that all of a sudden you get the secondary wave come along. and that's when things get shaken, but like you guys said i'm i was somewhat surpris

that hearing open today, not closed on capitol hill.achers piling on the pressure is the strike continues in the nation's third largest school system. first beyond the borders tonight, hong kong's government has formally withdrawn a popular extradition bill that sparked unruly protests. those demonstrations have sparked any campaign into several chinese cities with sometimes violent consequences. boris johnson says that the death of 39 people whose bodies were found in the back of a truck is an unimaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking. police say that the bodies of 38 adults and one teenager were found earlier today. in the truck had traveled from bulgaria to the u.k. by way of ireland. a120-year-old lighthouse has been placed on wheels and rails and move back from the eroding north sea coastline in northwestern denmark. and now the white house moved 340 feet in length, concrete around the base of roughly 1,00. to some point some of the other stories around our borders tonight. we will be right back. me. the thought of my symptoms r

in response, hill admitted to that relationship. however, that relationship would notlate congressional ethics rules. >> every single vote will matter. >> reporter: a turn for a rising democratic star. hill was a first-time candidate last year, a millennial -- >> hi, it's katie hill. >> reporter: and outraised the republican incumbent by millions, promising change. she flipped california's 25th congressional district. a los angeles suburb dotted by quaint streets and planned communities, republican held since the early '90s. hill was among the record-setting 127 women elected in the 2018 midterms, part of the response to the election of donald trump. >> would we lose the seat to the republicans again? i don't know. i'm not saying we would. hopefully not, but it just doesn't help. >> some democrats in hill's district say personal issues no longer matter in the trump era. >> as long as she's doing what we put her in office to do, that's all i care about. i'd rather have someone f something than rather f our country and i feel that's what's going on now. >> reporter: but

i was not on the hill at that time, but i was on the hill for hearings on shipping, our shipyards, thes i mentioned, on a variety of different issues that i think that the vast majority of people don't understand that most of us are not sitting in those hearings. >> well, to that end because one of the arguments the president is making, he's calling the democrats do nothing. is the impeachment inquiry getting in the way of your work on veteran suicide or veteran issues? is it getting in the way of investigating the troop withdrawal from syria? >> no. in fact, i believe that bill we're talking about on veteran suicide will go up to mark up in veterans affairs committee next week. it will join what is about 500-something bills that have been passed in the floor of the house in the last nine, ten. months of my freshman year. and so we don't have an issue of -- being prolific in the house. we have an issue with the senate. and the senate is not passing forward our legislation to the administration to the president. >> thanks for coming on this morning and telling us what you've been workin

hill's estranged husband is the man standing next to her. he has noted after repeated requests by cnn. but he has a life built around cyber reputation. hill wrote, smear campaign built around cyber exploitation. having private photos of personal moments weaponized against me has been an appalling invasion of my privacy. as long as i'm in congress, we'll live fearful of what might come next. hill has admitted to a relationship with a campaign staffer, apologizing, calling it inappropriate. but she has alleged a separate charge, a relationship with a congressional staffer. a relationship with a congressman in her staff violates ethics rules. some say personal issues don't matter in the trump era. >> i would rather have something than f our country. >> reporter: but politically, this may matter in the swing district. >> would we lose the seat to the republicans again? i don't know. i'm not saying we would. hopefully not, but it just doesn't help. >> reporter: california governor greg newsome has a few weeks to set a hearing. but katie hill is not saying s

not having any lights. >> a tree branch comes down onto a live powerline at home in pleasant hill. what the homeowner said she was told when she called pg&e about the problem and the tree trimmer who came to the rescue. >> he saved my house. >> from ktvu news, this is the four. >>> people in parts of lake county put on notice this afternoon. the new evacuation warnings as the wind shifts and changes the direction of the kincaid fire. people on all sides of the massive blaze are at the mercy of yet another wind event. welcome to the four this afternoon. cal fire released updated numbers on the kincaid fire. it has burned 118 square miles and it remains 15% contained. 124 buildings have been destroyed and that includes 57 homes. about 156 thousand people remain evacuated and 90,000 buildings continue to be threatened by the fire. >> we want to show you the latest map showing the massive fire zone. the orange and red squares you see show the most active fire. the areas in purple are mandatory evacuations. the areas in blue are evacuation warnings which include parts of lake and napa c