s house that killed five people the bay area. >> angela and i cannot is live in orinda to break it all down for us, andrea? >> reporter: this memorial is a reminder of five young lives lost in orinda. now the shooting is prompting airbnb to make some critical changes. this halloween party was never supposed to take place. and airbnb rental turned into a party house. now, the rental platform is taking action to weed out abusive renters in posts. >> we think this is a critical step for our industry because i think ultimately, the internet really can only function on the premise of trust. >> reporter: air because of by december up next your, it will review each of the 7 million listings to make sure renters are getting exactly what is listed. the company will also scrutinize what they called high risk reservations. >> reporter: ultimately, technology has its limits. at least technology today. so you have to put a lot more humans behind it and review. >> reporter: airbnb host like peter quan welcomed the changes. >> it's a big relief, yeah. >> reporter: quan has been hasitive experice over

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s per killed in a party in orinda. we have the story. >> dozens of people in costumes arriving at this house halloween night. paying to attend a party. never mind the sign outside that says no noise after 8:00 p.m. the homeowner had no idea the party would be taking place. >> they were brand new guests to the platform. for one night. that's all we knew. >> the booking guest reached out the next day to report small damage. saying she fell and her heel went through the wall. >> we get down here and there's a hole in the wall. >> here's a picture of the hole. >> the house smelled like marijuana and there's a little bit more to this. >> so he checked the security camera. >> the more i watch, it became evident this was a full on organized house party. >> complete with a hot pink stripper pole. >> there's scratches on the ceiling. hand print here. >> the most disturbing thing he discovered. party goers talking about the airbnb fatal shooting which happened the same night. >> patting down guests and explaining why. >> the folks here were aware about what went on down there. o >> they tell the i team quote unauthori

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people were at that house party. >>> jody her nan is in orunna with this complex investigation investigators have been out here ally. we s tm picking up shell casings just a short time ago. they are inside the house collecting evidence, trying to figure o halloween party that took place at captured the shots and the panic. >> officers found over 100 people fleeing from the residence. >> reporter: police say four people died. at least four to others are hurt. >> this is a very complex investigation. there was a is a wide area, a lot of people involved. we're still trying to wrap our arms around exactly what transpired. >> reporter: police say they don't believe those involved are from orinda, the gathering was involved as an airbnb mansion party. i'm looking at 1,000-plus people t scared, but i'm so devastated for the people who are hurt. another shooting we're dealing with. >> reporter: neighbors are rattled. some say they have complained about noisy parties there before. the city acknowledges they have cited the homeowner twice, and says they will be revisiting their rules. >> this is a tragedy of unimaginable gravity.

house party shooting that left 5 people dead in orinda. what do we know about the suspects taken into custody? kpix 5's joe vazquez outside a high school in mill valley with new information. >> reporter: 2 young men arrested here in marin today were stand out basketball players for their high schools just a couple of years ago. one played for drake. both are now in jail with 3 others all in connection with the halloween mass shooting in orinda that left 5 people dead. >> contra costa county sheriff's office swat team. >> reporter: neighbors shot this cell phone video early this morning. officers swarmed a housing project to make 2 of the arrest. officials are still not saying what caused the shooting, but they added a new detail today. 2 of the people killed were found to be carrying guns themselves which quote, may have played a role in the tragedy. >> certainly some people i think will take great comfort in knowing there have been arrests. >> reporter: but still unexplained is this video showing 2 men brandishing weapons initially following the gunshot. it's unclear if they were among those arrested

s n a swept through. people here say the fighters said houses on fire during their retreat at about the army to be if not the problem get the normally and the house was burning for 4 days i have lost all of my furniture. father mark rising and we have been driven out of our homes for 4 years we have suffered a lot at the hands of the. courts and. a local council has been set up to run the city but the situation remains delicate. a car explosion last saturday killed at least 13 people and left dozens injured to turkey and the s. and they accuse the s.d.f. of the bombing. tel aviv is part of the so-called safe zone that turkey has established on syrian territory near its border to ensure the s.d.f. is no longer stationed in the area tel aviv has changed hands many times during the 8 years of war in syria and religious minorities have a particular sort of forced out of their villages now the city is in the hands of the opposition and no one knows if those people will return when there is no sign of an and to the conflict possible but i'll just charlie offer his border with syria. there are protests against

house when the shooting erupted. no comment from police tonight, but the sheriff department provides mutual aid and is standing by the original timeline.'s new tonight, five people were wounded in a shooting and have filed a lawsuit complaining of negligent security that gave the government easy access. the shooter got inside festival grounds by cutting through a fence, to avoid medical - - to avoid metal detectors. the victims say they want to say send a message to people nationwide to improve security. >>> the gilroy garlic festival association had this to say, the lawsuit is not unexpected. we must remain focused on our mission. fundraising fundraising for the entire community, and the 150 charities that rely on us. >>> we are several hours away from the first public impeachment hearing against president trump. the president is expected to watch some of this on tv. and the white house will be set up to react in real time. andre turner tells us what else to expect. >> like a typical hearing, committee lawyers will ask their questions first before lawmakers get their chance. >> this was a day for last- minute strategy sessions. near the top us diplomat will tes

higher stock market which we have after these records it means people have more money to spend on big-ticket items like houses. the dow, the sasdaq are all up more than 20% for the year and that is a major wealth halo for this economy and we don't talk about it enough because you would think well, how can people be so flush if wages are not going up well, they have 401(k)s, i.r.a.s, own stocks. and we also started picking up refinancing activity, cyrus inflection actual home sales, something the bears just didn't see. meanwhile, the slowdown in the global economy has been fabulous for domestic homebuilders because it put really downward pressure on commodity costs. building a house is a lot cheaper than it was a year ago, steel, aluminum, lumber, all cheaper. put it all together and you have a recipe for spectacular run for the homebuilders since the end of july, d.r. horton up 15%, kb holmes, up 30%, poulting group jumped 27%, taylor morrissey gained 11%, homebuilders up 13, tripoint group rallied more than 15%. however, most of these gains are from august and september. in october, the stocks, let's say they stalled or dea

housing. >>> that shooting in orinda. they are mourning the loss of five people. kpix 5's jackie ward is there now as friends and filmily of therwe're at paul park. you enter downtown orinda. this is where the memorial has been set up for the five people who were killed on halloween night. friends and family members visiting the spot since the shooting decorating the memorial with flowers, candles and pictures. five people were killed when gunfire erupted at a party at an airbnb in the city. she says several people are responsible for his son's death. he blames police for not taking sufficient action when hay had been called there previously that night. >> the police was called at 9:00. that party should have been shut down. if it would have been, my son would have still been here. p airbnb, you shouldn't have allowed this party to go down. my son loose a baby on the way. he is not going to be able to see his baby, man. >>> the shooting tock place at a party policed as an airbnb mansion party on social media. in response to the shooting, airbnb said they are expanding scre

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clearing the grounds around these houses, clearing gutters of dry tender, and trying to salvage whatever personal items people can before they flee to the evacuation centre ‘sady potentially calling it black tuesday. it is not looking good. there were warnings a couple of days ago, the emergency services there simply may not be able to reach everyone if people don't take personal responsibility and flee. do you think that message is getting through now? look, it is. and as a couple of things playing into this. we are told to prepare an act, that is have your bush by emergency plans in place. the bushfire extends right into the suburbs here in australia most of the capital city. people do have a bushfire plan. but many people overconfident about what they can achieve and want to stay and defend homes, understandably. you cannot do that in this type of fire. that is the message. the other thing is during the year there are hazard reduction burns to reduce the dry fuel in the bushland so that these fires don't get so intense stop there hasn't been as much of that leading up to this fire season and the land already burnt here is more than the last three fire se

s&p. people get richer,. neil: there were tough words coming out of the white house for nancy pelosi. president trump accusing the speaker of the house delaying a vote on the usmca, the trade deal in an effort to secure votes for impeachment. so we have usmca versus impeachment. both happening today. different sides of washington, blake burman live at the white house to bring us up to speed on all of this. blake. reporter: connell president trump drew a direct line between the impeachment hearings and the usmca. he saved his harshest criticisms today for nancy pelosi during a cabinet meeting earlier today when the president was talking about usmca and pelosi he described the house speaker as quote, grossly incompetent. with it the administration is launching a new claim saying that pelosi is engaging in a quote, quid pro quo. the vice president's chief of staff marc short says that pelosi is trying to dank fell -- dangle a usmca vote in exchange impeachment vote. 31 democrats represent districts that the president won in 2016. listen here. >> there are no substantial changes made in u

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people at a bay area halloween house party. why they could be released in hours. >> and another massive power outage possible with pg&e. frustration is already building. >> be like pioneer ifs s for a few days. >> i'm tired of this crap. >> every victim deserves justice, and in this case it's really rewarding because it's so old. >> how an ice cream spoon cracked the case of decades old sexual assaults in the bay area. >> and a south bay prosecutor in hot water for allegedly using his daughter as bait to catch a suspected sexual predator. >> who does this? the prosecutor in my view crossed line. >>> breaking news right now. on the kpix 5 news at 7:00, we learned the 5 suspects accused in the shooting at the halloween party in orinda have not been charged. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. it's possible they could be released as early as tonight. they were arrested thursday in a series of raids. they can only be held for 72 hours before they're either charged or released. they are accused of killing 5 people at the party throw an as airbnb rental home. police believe the shooting was gang related. >>> and our other top story right now. high fire da

s progr in the china trade talks but problems in the suburbs. what is the white house doing to address the suburban slide? anita: there are people telling president trump if he could just stick to the, econo stick to those good points right now, he could do very well. his problem h is that as you know, goes off and talks about other things. there's thempeachment. he's getting mad at people. if he could stick to the economy, he's going to probablom announcehing on china in the coming weeks. have -- that could get them somewhere. you've seen them talk a little bit about issues like gun control thinking the could use that and in the end he didn't go there. robert: let' pause on gun control. one of the biggest advocates for gun control in 2018, michael bloomberg, former new york mayor. he sees his party moving too far the left and is jumping in the race. what does it mean for the democratic contest?: je is a big unknown. he surprised a lot of people. he has said repeatedly he would not run. he filed his paperwork in alabama late friday. the reason, alabama, they have an f earlying deadline. look for him to do the same in new hampshi

people killed at a halloween party, at least 4 others wounded. the house party drew a big crowd to the residential neighborhood on lucille way. we begin coverage with kpix 5'sthe moment the shots rang out. da? >> reporter: yeah, very chaotic and very scary according to all the witnesses. that house just behind this crime scene tape up the hill, it's a large house, about 4,000 square feet, a lot of investigators still inside processing, collecting all the evidence, in fact the fbi is now assisting in the investigation. party goers were dancing and having a good time before the gun fire broke out. >> is she hurt? >> go, go! >> reporter: one woman at the

people within a half mile radius. >>> bay area bi is in san franc lay out a major platform in his campaign and kpix 5's anne makovec has his vision to greater access to housing across the country. >> reporter: steyer said if he is elected president his administration will make sure that every person in america has access to safe and affordable housing. here in the bay area that is a tall order to build. tom steyer started the morning serving meals to the homeless in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin and then toward a new housing project where he says it is at the center of equity in america. >> because it determines so many other things in your life. it determines where your kids go to school. it determines the air you breathe and the water you drink . trip for many of the people he served breakfast today that determination is for the worst. >> what do you think has gone wrong that the problem seems to be getting worse in san francisco? >> i think there is a group of things. nu d spending billions of dollars annually to build climate friendly housing units but he admits that is only half the battle. >> in terms of mental health and addiction there is a

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we are so grateful to the mayor 's office in the department of public health that worked with us to work with us to house people so that they will have a safe place to live, continue their treatment with work, get job training, and go to school. we thought this was a good idea. it has exceeded our wildest expectations. our wildest expectations. it has been amazing. i have thought that maybe more clients would actually access treatment if they knew there was housing on the other end, and if you don't have a house or a place to live, why go into treatment if you are going to be in a tent on the other side of that? one day i am walking to my office, and i happen to work in the mission street location which is where our central intake is and i hear one guy waiting to go into intake telling another gay -- another guy going into intake and he says, hey,, if you come into treatment, they will house you for another year or two afterwards. he said really? anecdotal evidence, but i think that it's exactly what is happening. i think that more clients come into treatment, they stay in treatment because they know there is h

live and finds out the white communities in the 1960's in northern new jersey did not want black families. they were doing housing segregation. people, mostly white people, who said they will fight for him. white couples followed my parents around. when they were told a house was sold, the white couple would come and find out if it was for sale. the house i grew up in, we were told it was sold, the white couple found it was still for sale. on the day of the closing, the white couple didn't show up, and my father did, and they hired a volunteer lawyer. when they walked into the real estate agent office, he stands up and punches my dad's lawyer in the face and six a dog on my dad. when i was growing up in this beautiful home in my community, every time my dad would tell this story, the dog would get bigger. [laughter] i am literally here, we are all here, because of people who did not just say the words of our nation, liberty and justice for all -- they were willing to sacrifice and fight for it. my dad watched me growing up and said don't you ever walk around this house like you hit a triple. you were born on third base. i went off a

republicans house speaker nancy employ spl s to expect hearings to start this week tracie potts has more. >> reporter: the private depositions continue this week with nearly a dozen people called it is not clear if any of them will show up the wild card is john boerlton y adviser who said through his attorney he may only talk with a subpoena 11 trump administration officials are scheduled to testify in the impeachment inquiry this week. four othem today most are political appointees not expected to show up, as the white house refuses to cooperate. >> i think this week is going to be a big disappointment for those who are looking for new evidence >> reporter: john bolton could be the exception he's the former national security adviser who reportedly had issues with president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, directing ukraine policy bolton's attorney has suggested he'll only testify under subpoena >> it is really up to the lawyers. i like john bolton i always got along with him. it'll be up to the lawyers. >> the white house telling people that under their employ, you can't show up, doesn't apply to john bolton. >> reporter: the whistle-blower offering to answer