briefly what we saw in this piece was a lot of young people taking place in those demonstrations with d.j.'s present people dancing these are parties as much as they are protest what kind of role are young people playing in the political evolution of lebanon today you know i think one could go with the cliche and say you know lebanon is a country that knows how to throw a good party and certainly true but one protester told me you know i asked her i said you know what about this i mean even tripoli this is the conservative sunni north what's happening there you know she said you know this is a celebration of each other you know the lebanese people didn't have these options to just interact across sects on the street like this before and we're meeting each other as a people and you have to remember you know a lot of the people that are on the street they grew up after the civil war they don't remember why the sectarian system even exists and they don't really identify with it anymore and so there's no emotional attachment to having their government divided like that and they're out on the street trying to sort out through something

plan the labor party wants to nationalize certain industries give people another vote on. increased taxation on the richest people. on wednesday the u.k.'s main party published its manifesto for next month's election the liberal democrats say staying in the e.u. will save an estimated $65000000000.00 which can be spent on improving public services the party says if it wins it'll council but it's trailing in 3rd place in all main opinion polls. the great governments announced it's moving 20000 asylum seekers from the island refugee camps that are overcrowded they're being relocated to new camps on the mainland and it says it will step up deportations of migrants who are in eligible for asylum seekers to be proceeding with the arrangement of clothes sentences not only said they cannot move apparently there. because a clear message needs to be sent to those planning to enter the country illegally when they know that they do not qualify for a start up of the sudan has been named by the red cross as one of the 10 countries most vulnerable to global climate change here morgan has been to the state of north dakota farm where the encroaching des

allowing this party d family li candles and left flowers at a makeshift memorial in downtown orinda earlier tonight. 5 people were killed when gun fire erupted inside an airbnb. raymond hill jr.'s father say several people are responsible for his son's death. >> the police was called at 9:00. that party should have been shut down. >> hill senior says this is second son he's lost and first this year. >> and the city council says they cojust houses and allow single bedroom rentals or not a bad idea. . i think that, um, it doesn't necessarily solve the problem, but it doesn't necessarily hurt either, right? so i think that's probably appropriate. >> the airbnb ceo announced that the company will expand manual screening of high risk reservations, establish a party house response team, ten-day development and implementation. amongst the out pouring of love and support at the memorial is the mood that something must be done. >>> and now the desperate search for 2 friends whose plane vanished off the california lost coast. >> reporter: family and friends gathered here d ba church to pray for the safe return of 2 friends whose plane went missing off california's lost coast. >> i'm feel

party on halloween. the 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 d

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there's no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president pledged to return to. if my people ask for it we're ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this confrontation. in the capitol some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown but just for a short time. thousands of angry believe ians were back on the streets early a reminder of just how far believe this from coming out of the crisis. in a scientists i just believe you. are let's bring our guest into the show now we have joining us via skype from so cray when camelback romero political analyst and advisor to the left leaning. voters party in so craig in moscow dimitri babich political analyst ross years of news media agency $33.00 is also a specialist on latin america and on skype again from cochabamba in bolivia catherine labor director of the and they in and the and i should say information network a political and social justice think tank g

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there's no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president model is pledged to return to your questions to me poor will be there if my people ask for it we're ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this cup from taishan. in the capital some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown but just for a short time. thousands of angry believe yes we're back on the streets early a reminder of just how far believe this from coming out of the crisis. but in a scientists i just. believe you. well according to morale is the legitimacy of bolivia's new interim presidency isn't legitimate he says he was removed from power because of his indigenous roots john allman has a latest from mexico city. president rallies used his press conference in mexico city has been granted asylum in mexico it's called for national dialogue in bolivia to try and sort out the mess that's happened after the bolivian elections he repeat

party around the 1970's. with president trump they are now the trade party. the enduring character is that the republican party has always been founded around a core constituency of people who are considered by themselves and others to be typical americans, but they are not a majority of the population. the democratic party has always been a coalition of people who were supposed some time to be typical americans but who together can be a majority. they don't always hold together and we get schisms and fights within the democratic party. evendynamic has continued as the composition of the republicans core constituency and the groups of the dem credit coalition have changed -- democratic coalition have changed. party formed in 1832 to reelect andrew jackson. in republican party formed 1854 and opposed the kansas-nebraska act in the territories. they succeeded on that in a decade or so but they have continued ever since. host: your introduction, going back to election day, writing panic is a poor guide. the 1980's.osses in guest: each political party has had its disasters. you'll hear productions from some people that the republican party in 2016 won the presidency , is ab

party before five people were shot to death. ktvu's amber lee begins our coverage. >> reporter: he shows me the collection of photos he has of s son. the 23-year-old was one of five young people shot and killed at the halloween party at the airbnb home. dad says he just celebrated his birthday with his son the day before halloween. >> i am going to cherish that. we had good conversations. we enjoyed each other's company on my birthday. he was just enjoying life. you know, he was very intelligent, smart, loving. >> the family created a memorial in front of his mother's home in oakland. to g another son pictured here was shot and killed last year. dad can't was preventible. he questions why police did not night before the shooting. >> if the police would have came when they were called at 9:00 p.m., you know, the party would have been shut down. >> reporter: contra costa county sheriff's department says on halloween night about 8:30 p.m. police were helping with a home invasion robbery that led officers to oakland. but it is unclear what, if any, impact it had on the response time to the complaint. f0 reporter: and san francisco pol

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there is no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president pledged to return. to sleep will be if my people ask for it we are ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this cup from television. in the capital some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown but just for a short time. thousands of angry believe we're back on the streets early a reminder of just how far believe this from coming out of the crisis. but in a scientists i just. believe. the u.n. special representative for iraq is meeting political leaders to try to bridge the gap between protesters and the government parliament's discussing constitutional reforms aimed at satisfying demonstrators demands thousands of people have been protesting against corruption and a lack of basic services at least $319.00 people have been killed since the unrest began last month. lebanon's president says the economic situation is getting worse because of w

feature a cross party initiative which is pro forward remarkable legislative success on a subject which means it creates a deal to millions of people. cruelty to animals this is how then m.p.'s across the parties broke through the folk of bricks that she joined we achieved stick to regulation of the seal of poppies otherwise known as lucy's law which will now come into effect next year from the smuggling of heart is an industry perpetrated by people motivated purely by money they can make up to an incredible $35000.00 pounds per week illegally transporting puppies through our borders to be sold on unsuspecting dog lovers in the u.k. and the root cause of puppy smuggling seems to indeed be the ease with which gangs can abuse the pet travel scheme that operates across europe of was known as pets so it's a little gentleman forgive me for giving way and he rightly identifies the large sums of money to be valued by the individuals all the noise crime and drug they make a very fine cost benefit calculation and therefore doesn't that reinforce the need a whole number of animal charities in order to actually raise the penalties for for maltreating maltreating out of the malls and al

orinda's city council will be meeting for the first time since that halloween party shooting that killed 5 people. kpix 5's juliette goodrich is live in orinda where neighbors are expected to give city leaders an earful. >> reporter: ken, we're outside the orinda public library where the city council meeting will be at 7:00. there will be a moment of silence at the beginning of the meeting in honor of the 5 victims that were shot and killed at the halloween party. then the topic on the agenda, airbnb and short term rentals. specifically here in orinda. all of this after what happened halloween night when 5 people were shot and killed at an airbnb rental. the renters threw the party where more than 100 people showed up. the maximum occupancy for the particular rental was 13 people. tonight the city council will make public comments, and they expect a lot, on what to do about the short term rentals. even today we heard many mixed opinions. >> i would hate to see a total ban on airbnbs because of this incident, but i think there has to be closer monitoring by airbnb, by the homeowner. >> it's not about short

party m.p.'s. it is not doing those reforms that brought people out onto the streets again those tensions were reignited after doubling party rule makers chose to reject that legislation here in parliament last week. belarus's president alexander lukashenko has cemented his grip on power in an election that's been criticized by international observers results from sunday's vote reveal shanker will now lead a government that will not face a single opposition politician in parliament the 2 previous opposition members in the 110 members embley were not allowed to stand again international observers say the election did not comply with their standards u.s. election have demonstrated an overall lack of respect for democratic commitments in a country in with the power and independence of parliament is limited and fundamental freedoms are restricted for both voters and candidates parliamentarian elections are in danger of becoming a formality. russia's foreign ministry says 3 ukrainian naval ships that were seized last year have been returned to gun boats and a tugboat taken in the current straight between mai

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there's no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president model is pledged to return to your question to me it will be that if my people ask for it we're ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this cup from television. in the capital some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown but just for a short time. thousands of angry believe were back on the streets early a reminder of just how far is from coming out of the crisis. really the. leaders of the world's 5 biggest emerging economies have met at a summit in brazil's capital their meeting to discuss international trade but there are disagreements over the political crises in bolivia and venezuela. reports from brazil. brazilian president greeted the leaders of russia china india and south africa for the $2900.00 bricks summit the theme of what is now the 11th summit of the so-called brics nations is economic growth for an innovative future we fre

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there's no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president model is pledged to return to your question sleep will appear if my people ask for it we're ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this cup from taishan. in the capital some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown but just for a short time. thousands of angry believe yes we're back on the streets early a reminder of just how far believe this from coming out of the crisis. in a scientists i just. believe you and libya's former leader ever marla's who is now living in mexico has been speaking out he says the new interim leader is not legitimate because he was removed from office as a result of his and the generous routes and he says he's ready to go back home and has more from mexico city. president rallies used his press conference in mexico city he's been granted asylum in mexico call for a national dialogue in bolivia to try and sort out

party m.p.'s chose not to endorse those reforms that will pull people out onto the streets again those tensions were reignited off the governing party who will make his choice to reject that legislation here in parliament last week. russia's foreign ministry says 3 ukrainian naval ships that were seized last year have been returned to gunboats and the tugboats were taken in the cut straight between mainland russia and crimea which moscow an extreme ukraine 5 years ago the handover is another step in efforts to end the 5 year conflict in eastern ukraine where russian backed rebels fighting the government. yes president all trump has tweeted that he likes the idea of testifying in his own impeachment inquiry even though he insists he's done nothing wrong inquiries examining whether trump leveraged military aid to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on his political rival democratic presidential candidate joe biden a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports are you talking about the witch hunt is that what you mean is that we never in modern history has a sitting u.s. president testified befo

, we will find out who their standardbearer is -- it is pretty much the same party it when people were appointed in the 1970's and 1980's. but that is not true for the republican party. gerald ford who appointed justice stevens said not long before he died, he said, he wrote something and said, if i had one act to rest to be most proud of, it would be the appointment of justice stevens. gerald ford's brand of republican barely exists anymore and i think that is reflected in the appointments you see, and therefore, the differences between the justices are more stark. we in myk that business, feel that kind of narrative, because we shorthand the liberal justices, the conservative justices. so people who are casual observers whose knowledge of the court comes with and what i see on television, then they say, those are republican justices and democratic justices. the way we cover the court sometimes fuels that. that that they are judicial conservatives and judicial liberals which means their view of interpreting the constitution and how they want to interpret statutes it's different -- is different. i think the g

s from reaching and holding the session which they believe will be illegitimate what people here want is for the speedy formation of a new cabinet of independents people who are not affiliated with political parties in order to enact reforms and pave the way for early elections what we understand so far is that up to 6 m.p.'s have made their way through parliament to parliament some even on motorcycles but also up to 62 m.p.'s this is a 128 member of parliament you're going to need 50 plus $165.00 mph over the core of an order for the session to go ahead $62.00 at least $62.00 are now boycotting at the session of parliament members of belonging to opposition parties as well as independents so it's not clear whether or not this session will go ahead or whether the speaker of parliament nabih berri will announce its postponement yet again people on the street say that the part of metairie and they're not working for the benefit of the paid people they're working for their own benefit there is a controversial general amnesty bill on the table which they believe is ambiguous they believe politicians want to pass this law in order to protect themselves from possible corruption cases so it's still not

these parties really formed in early 1790's because during washington's administration, there were issues that started to divide peopley quickly. you saw the debt assumption bill, a bill where basically washington, d.c. and the federal government would foot all the debts from the revolutionary war. that created some angst among southerners who did not want to see a powerful federal government. early on there started to be this division between a party that looks at a strong federal government with international interests and essentially a plan to improve the nation versus a party that is more interested in state and local power, a federal government, and a more inward looking foreign policy. that separated pretty much right away around the 1794, 1793 timeframe. >> when did the first crisis occur? dr. brown: the very first competitive election. in 1796 we have a situation where john adams is essentially the federalist nominee and thomas jefferson is the democratic nominee at the time, his party was called the democratic republicans. they basically were competing against each other. they each had different favored vice

people were questioning party bosses. the progressives who really got going in the late 1890's and carried through all the way to franklinsevelt's presidency had really been about changing the nature of who were the delegates at these national conventions? they said it is not fair that it is these party bosses or national elites. people should decide. and the people need to have a way to decide. what we saw was that the primary election was created as a way to select delegates to the convention. >> what was the first state to hold a primary? dr. brown: florida is the first to adopt a primary ballot. wisconsin really takes it forward because the governor pushes forward on having primaries in 1905. >> what are the important periods for the evolution of the electoral process? dr. brown: the most important thing to realize is these first primaries were what we generally call beauty contests. they were not necessarily aligned with the delegate in the vote. you would vote in your primary, but that did not necessarily bind anyone in your state to a certain delegate or a delegate to the convention. as a result, the primaries for

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there is no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president model is to return to your question to me it will appear if my people ask for it we are ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this confrontation. in the capitol some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown but just for a short time. thousands of angry believe events were back on the streets early a reminder of just how far believe is from coming out of the crisis. marianne is live for us now in summary and what's the situation there with the protests right now are they winding down. well know how some of the protests are protests around the country or not winding down in fact they are getting much more violent with the military out on the streets we've been seeing large. operations in several parts of the country 2 people dead only yesterday shot dead and people from the rural areas which is the base of alice saying that they will come t

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party before five people were shot to death. ktvu's amber lee begins our coverage. >> reporter: he shows me the collection of photos he has of s sonive young people shot and killed at the halloween party at the airbnb home. dad says he just celebrated his birthday with his son the day before halloween. >> i am going to cherish that. we had good conversations. we enjoyed each other's company on my birthday. he was just enjoying life. you know, he was very intelligent, smart, loving. >> the family created a memorial in front of his mother's home in oakland. to g another son pictured here was shot and killed last year. dad can't was preventible. he questions why police did not night before the shooting. >> if the police would have came when they were called at 9:00 p.m., you know, the party would have been shut down.

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there is no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president model is pledged to return to questions to me it will appear if my people ask for it we are ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this confrontation. in the capital some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown the just for a short time. thousands of angry believe us were back on the streets early a reminder of just how far believe this from coming out of the crisis. ok let's go live. mariana is standing by for us here on the early morning that right now how did the process play out overnight your time. well it's been very substantial throughout the night there's been buildings being businesses being damaged protesters are coming out on the streets earlier and earlier every day now there's 2 confirmed dead youngsters in the area of me which is the outskirts of the rural area which has traditionally been the stronghold of the opposition to

s party is a reality whether people like it or not otherwise if there's no dialogue were lost . from his refuge in mexico former president model is pledged to return for a job western sleep will appear if my people ask for it we're ready to go back to pacify the country but national dialogue is important otherwise it would be difficult to stop this cup from taishan. in the capital some roadblocks were removed and stores opened after weeks of near shutdown but just for a short time. thousands of angry levy hands were back on the streets early a reminder of just how far believe this from coming out of the crisis. d n a scientists i just. believe you will stay with us story meanwhile the former president evo morales says bolivia's new interim president is illegitimate in the job he says he was removed from power because of his indigenous roots john holeman is in mexico city president rallies used his press conference in mexico city has been granted asylum in mexico it's call for national dialogue in bolivia to try and sort out the mess that's happened after the bolivian elections h

party m.p.'s chose not to make reforms that will draw people out onto the streets again we've seen tensions to feed those tensions were reignited off the. chose to reject legislation here in parliament last week. iran has reportedly breached another limit of the 2015 new deal the un's nuclear watchdog says it's exceeded $130.00 tons of heavy water it's a further breach of the agreement after iran announced it was increasing its uranium enrichment capabilities earlier this month the revolutionary guard in iran says $150.00 people are under arrest for leading petrol price rise riots $4.00 people have died during the demonstrations dorsetshire bari reports from tehran the . hooligans and thugs that's how rainy and authorities are describing these demonstrators who have come out for 30 days in a row. there are no rallies or marches instead petrol stations have been set on fire banks and even police stations attacked. these scenes are not taking place in the capital tehran but in other major cities including shiraz as fond masha. and now a security crackdown has been ordered to make sure they don't happ

party m.p.'s chose not to jools those reforms that will pull people out onto the streets again those tensions will reignited off the governing parties will make his choice to reject that legislation here in parliament last week. russia's foreign ministry says 3 ukrainian naval ships that were seized last year have been returned to gun boats and a tugboat taken in a straight between mainland russia and crimea which moscow annexed from ukraine 5 years ago and over is another step in efforts to end the 5 year conflict in eastern ukraine by russian backed rebels fighting the government. yes president donald trump has tweeted that he likes the idea of testifying in his own impeachment inquiry even though he insists he's done nothing wrong trump says he would strongly consider testifying in writing to quote get congress focused again impeachment inquiry is examining if trump withheld military aid to ukraine in order to pressure its president to investigate his political rival joe biden sri lanka's new president has been sworn in not to comfortably winning saturday's presidential election but a bio rajap

party m.p.'s chose not to endorse those reforms that's what brought people out onto the streets again those tensions were reignited off the governing party who will make his chose to reject that legislation here in holland last week. and the reason is president alexander knew shanker has cemented his grip on power and election it's been criticised by international observers results from sunday's vote for the will now need a government will not face a single opposition politician in parliament the 2 previous opposition members nay 110 members 70 were not allowed to stand again international observers say the election did not comply with our standards this election how demonstrate that an overall lack of respect for democratic committee. in a country in which the power on the dependent upon amount is limited and fundamental freedoms are restricted. for boat voters candidates and amateur elections are in danger of becoming a formality. russia's foreign ministry says 3 ukrainian naval ships that were seized last year have been returned to gunboats and a tugboat were taken in the coach straight between m

an urgent manhunt underway after four people are shot and killed at a backyard party in california. sthe shooter or shooters snuck up to the home and opened fire. they believe the attack was targeted. rob: a hero mass yo massachuses firefighter will be laid to rest today. lieutenant jason maynard died saving people from a fire. he leaves behind a wife and three kids. jillian: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer calling on president trump to testify in front of house impeachment investigators. this comes as the president warns them of using impeachment as a political weapon, saying it is, quote, very bad for the country and not what the founders had in mind. eight witnesses are set to testify on cap l tol capitol his week. texas death row inmate rodney reed saved from execution days before he was to be killed. rob: the convicted murderer maintained his innocence for years. now dr. michael boden says he's telling the truth. jillian: he joins us now with the evidence. thanks for joining us. it's a fascinating case, the fact that he was so close to death and it didn't happen. why do you say he

s grow up. >> they look so cool. >> 3.5 million people are expected to watch with another 150 million tuning in on tv. but an old party pooper is once again threatening to steal this holiday fund. >> we monitor the weather very closely and we were mostly with nypd. these are the precautions that we take. >> the balloonons h have only bn grounded want to 1971. in 1997, the cat in ththe hat knocked over a let post and sent a bystander into a coma. the nypd will l have the final y thursday on whether not the balloons fly. >> coming up, your business a date with stephen carroll just after the news. stay with us. >> in 1980, the historic strike led by the 10 million strong movement crippled poland's shipyards. the authorities cracked down on the protestst and declaring martial law. the leader of the workers movement refused to back down. it took seven years to finally forced the government into making significant concessions. in 1990, they became president of poland. this was the first time a communist regime was made. a poland transitioned into a free-market economy. everyone had not embrace the change. >> we revisit the

official majority here within the ranks of european peoples party conservatives liberals and socialist and and look at germany i mean the 100 comma s. come out against the green new deal even before the green new deal was put on the table and that shows that basically those who usually support the console the diesel don't want to go that way so the road will be hard to convince them so declaring time into an emergency is all fine by me but if it remains a pure declaration it is just wasted energy mr thomas thank you very much as always . now rescue teams in albania are in a race against time to find survivors of tuesday's earthquake the death toll has risen to 40 making the quake one about then yes deadliest ever powerful aftershocks are complicating the search and forcing nervous residents to sleep outdoors crews have flown in from across europe to help with search efforts. sniffer dogs from a crime and rescue teams scour the remains of a collapsed building. a girl is still missing in the rubble. house on the street people who have lost their homes wait for help the coastal city of duras is one of the areas hardest hit by the quak

>>they fired into the backyard whe most of the people were and this party when asked if the shooting s gang-related authorities said there was no indication of that. >>but it was a possibility would be investigated. i read the news reported. >>saancisco, a park ranger was stabbed after trying to stop an angry driver the spun out of control on the freeway it happened on eastbound 80 right to the 7th seet off-ramp police say the ranger was actually foowing the suspects car to the central freeway after he sought. the driver yelling at other drivers on the road. the attacker then ended up crashing into the center divider and that's when the rangers stop this car got out to go help whoever it was but hat drivernded up stabbing the ranger. the range will be ok. the attaer has been taken into custody. authorities are also looking for 4 men were actual from an who are caught on camera vandalizing a san francisco ice cream shop and was the first time that that shop was hit either factors the surveillance video of the incident at the. zanis ice cream shop on valencia street. it happened back in

argue that the democratic party at least up is pretty election --h the same party it was you know people were appointed in the 70's and 80's. that's not true for the gerald fordarty rid who appointed justice stevens said not long before he died he said if i had one act to be most proud of it would be the appointment of justice stevens. brand ofrd's republican barely exists anymore. between theces justices i think are more stark. that, in my business we feel that narrative -- fuel that narrative. observers are casual whose knowledge of the court comes from within my see on the way we cover the court sometimes feels that. -- fuels that. it's more that they are judicial conservatives and judicial liberals which means their view of interpreting the constitution and statutes are different. that is a concern and the groups also fuel it. the interest groups on the left , their right at times rhetoric is irresponsible. >> and wrong. sometimesributing to misleading views of the court. nine very smart people engaged in the struggle over how to interpret the constitution. get they, wanting to right answer that they believe i

other areas across the country, and an appeal s been made to people who are living in landslide-pre areas to move to second roads. laura: the opposition labor party in britain says it has proof that the governing conservatives will put the national health service up for sale in a future trade deal with united states. jeremy corbyn says they want relaxation of price control and longer patterns for drug prime minister boris johnson says this is total nonsens here is our political editor laura kuenssberg. waura k.: a quiet entrance was the last thing hnted. after a tough 24 hours, thebo leader hoped as dramatically as he could to change the subject. mr. corbyn: 451 pages. laura: brandishing what he claimed was new hard evidence that the toriewant to sell off the health service. mr. corbyn: now we know the truths -- when johnson st brexit done, it is a fraud on the british people. this is the reality. use of bogged down -- years of bogged down negotiations and the nhup for sale. laura: the documents were handed out by nhs staff, includinrs labour membeearing their scrubs. the papers do show there have been talks between the u.k. and the u.s. abo a fu

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.

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 greeted by a people. the vice president posed for photos, shook hands, spoke to many of them including a top member of the californian republican party. >> he acted like he had all the time in the world to speak with me which secret service reminded me it wasn't. >> it was nice to get to say hello and see him be friendly with everyone. >> the vice president wraps up his brief visit to california this afternoon go back to washington tonight. not everyone's happy to see the vice presidthe bay a group is going to protest today. they'll stage what's called a die-in to represent victims of prejudice. >> the facts that have come to light. >> this was an abject failure. >> acting u.s. embassador to ukraine william taylor and george kent testified yesterday. . >> following the call with president trump my staff. president trump cares more about the investigations of biden which rudy giuliani was pressing for. >> now republicans pressed the witnesses on what they call second or third hand information. tomorrow, the former embassador to ukraine maria bonnavich is scheduled to testify. you'll find key take-aways and a fact check from yesterday'

people were and this party. >>when asked the shooting was gang-related authorities said there was no indication of that. but it s a possibility would be investigated. i read the news reported. >>another big story that we're ollowing for you this morni pgd is warning of more potential power shut-offs later this week, the utility hanot said yet where the shut-offs could have happen but we'll definitely keep you updated. for scale on has more. >>our would be shut off in the north bay but in sonoma conty it has become the new normal for residen. they say they understand why it happens but they are not looking forward to it don't like it. >>but if it saves us from being burned like we were 2 years ago i guess it's okay. gaelic lost por for 2 days last month during pg knees publisafety power shutoff she's learned to live with it how do you prepare for that. >>weave a generator, so we don't worry too much about it. with that you know there's no other options at th point other than >>highinds and critical fire weather conditions prompted the utilityompany to shut off power twice in october weeks apart, the kincade fire

party investigation. we've just learned no criminal charges will be filed against the people arrested so far in this case. the contra costa county d.a.'s office released the statement less than 30 minutes ago. if you remember, last week police arrested five people in connection with this shooting, and now they're going to be set free. this doesn't necessarily mean they're in the clear. they could be rearrested at a later date. the d.a.'s office is not giving any specifics, only saying the investigation is ongoing right now. that shooting left five people dead. some of the victims were armed. the sheriff's department last week suggested gang violence may have been a motive. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. our dry and warm november is leading to more shut offs. the east bay fire district is warning they don't have adequate staffing or resources. the fire chief worried they're one call away from tragedy. jodi hernandez joins us in east contra costa county with the details. jody. >> reporter: the fire chief here tells us they are dealing with a dire situation. sometimes t

voters almost 3 million people, longli s, 0 at lots of polling stations around the city, huge tere in this, this election. >> sreenivasan: state comes down to the pro beijing party are those the two kind ofty. biggest ones that are fighting for all of these smaller seats? >> yes. i mean, it is divided among seral parties and several unaffiliated candidates, but those are te o largest camps, the sort of establishment, pro beijing and then the pro democracy camp. >> sreenivasan: and what is the ripple effect of this election? is in what decis the legislative council that makes rules or how does -- i mean, otherwise we would not be talking about a relatively small city council election. >> that's right. it is surprising that there has been so much interest and focus thetrict council deals with very local issues, as i saw the candidates campaigning in my neighborhood that signs about, you know, trash cleanup bus stop placement and taking care ofak air conditioners that were dripping from buildings, very, very local things like tht. but they do have a role in selecting the chi executive on sort of an uncvoluted democratic system, achieve executive is chosen by a pane