police say the victim and russo knew each other. on the peninsula, a man is attacked and robbed on the streets of redwood city happened on middlefield road 2 men attacked the victim from behind punching and kicking him. they stole $300 from him before taking off. the victim was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >>one of the 2 defendants in the goshen warehouse fire trial will be back in court this friday. a jury deadlocked on derick almena the judge declared a mistrial elmen us attorney tony serra says friday's court date will be a day for his client as they will find out if the case will be dropped retried or if they will be ordered to negotiate which she says he does not want to do last month the jury acquitted the other defendant in the case, max harris. both men were charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. for the deaths of 36 people in that warehouse fire in oakland. >>all right let's talk some weather lot of clear skies around the bay area sale in the coastline, beautiful sunshine again today as it'

they say the victim and russo, did know each other. a warning for people of fremont about a roadside jewelry theft scam. so far this year police say 9 people have fallen victim to this scam where the thieves use fake jewelry in order to steal your real jewelry. so here's how goes down in this most recent case the thieves were driving down mcduff avenue they stopped to ask what would be the victim for help for help some directions. the victim gave him some directions and then the scammers told that victim that and as a way of thanking him for their help that they would like to give them some gold necklaces they just had a mother recently passed away and they said it's our custom and our culture it's our custom to give away her jewelry and so they did that put tooth what ended up being fake gold chains around the victim's neck, but in the process took off the real necklace that the victim had been wearing a by the time the victim realize what was going on. these are already gone. >>new this morning, the city of san francisco introduces n

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we have deanna russo. -- da russo.even trading sessions so far but five of those basically a 1% mover greater. yesterday the s&p 500 falling slightly below that. volatility is back near all-time highs. let's look at the first s&p 500 chart, which seems to have mixed signals. dan: october, despite his reputation is certainly volatile but is generally a positive month. we are seeing the volatility. there is reason to believe the volatility could continue as the index trades between the 200 a moving average any declining 50-day moving average. the level i'm watching is the bottom of this range. for the up with 2820 s&p 500. the bottom of the consolidation we were in before breaking higher. down for that level we will complete a double top, a bearish reversal signal. i think that support level will hold. the reason i think that is because if you look at the bottom of the chart, that the advanced decline line for the s&p 500. back in august it broke out ahead of the market and made a new high recently. there is some good fo

>>police say that ruben russo shot the victim in the front yard of a home on clay street. this was all saturday night. witnesses provided a description of russo and police were able to track him down and arrest him. police say the victim andrew so know each other. a warning for people in fremont about roadside jewelry theft scam. so far this year police have at least 9 reports of people falling victim to this scam where thieves are basically using fake jewelry to steal from the victims. in this latest incident that these were driving down mcduff afternoon when they stopped asked the victim for directions. the victim offered to help the couple in the car. and that's when a man in the car told the victim that he or that his mother had just passed away. it was crucial. crucial custom to give away her jewelry. and then while placing to faycal chains around the victim's neck, the man removed. a real necklace that the victim was wearing before the victim and even realized that the real necklace was gone the thieves had already taken off. >>on the peninsula and was attacked and r

she literally shook things up in a ralph & russo dress with a glass bead fringe.lier this week angelina marveled at her eldest daughter's growth at the l.a. premiere. >> she looks gorgeous. that dress she had on was beautiful. >> she's growing up so beautifully. >> that night she walked the carpet with five of her kids, and now we know their behind the scenes secret to making it look so effortless. >> what time is it? >> disney cameras captured the massive command center of style that took over two rooms plus the driveway in her sprawling estate. the yard, massive. the pets, plentiful. there was a lizard, rabbit, and a dog just hanging out amongst the organized chaos. you know, moms everywhere are saying, how the heck does she do that and make it look so easy? wrangling them all. >> they wrangle me. honestly, they're more together. zahara is the most organized in the family. >> keep them on the right track. >>> meanwhile, another hollywood mom, gwen stefani, is 50 today. her man blake shelton tweeted, happy birthday. i love you so much, it's actually stupid and po

witnesses provided descron that led the police to arrest russo. the victim andrew so they say knew each other. on the peninsula man was attacked robbed. in redwood city on middlefield road 2 men walked up to a man from behind punched him and kicked him and then took off with $300. the victim was taken to the hospital and he is expected to recover. >>a scary cj role that he wrote popping. well those were gunshots terrifying moments captured on video here just minutes after a high school football game was wrapping up police say 3 teenagers were hit by that gunfire a for rivalry game between pinto valley high school and de anza high school in richmond on friday. the web just weeks ago a football game between the ends and deer valley high school oa tg be stopped because of fighting and threats. the superintendent says these fights cause significant concern obviously. >>the biggest thing is if you live on the air on morningside drive if you live in the area and you have surveillance footage or if you have any sort of tips that's the main thing that we'

>>and this man 23 year-old ruben russo is the gunman in a shooting that left an 18 year-old man dead that's according to fairfield police. this happened saturday night on clay street when police arrived they found the victim in the front yard of a home he died later at the hospital police say witnesses provided a description of the suspect the russo was arrested a short time later police have not released. many details about an the suspect knew a viral video surfaced showing dozens of people hopping over a bart gates to catch a train and now a member of the bart board of directors is speaking out about the incident dollar grant lotus is here he has more on all of this grant. >>and canned been any bart station probably seen somebody just kind of scooting by. >>they're going over the turnstile are just opening the door number one complaint that people who ride bart have is like i don't want to feel like i'm the only one pay that's what so many people feel like and of art ever needed a way to convince the public that new fare gates were needed. well this may have done it, somebody poste

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of one attack has been arrested one shooting occurred outside a synagogue another at a kebab shop russo reports of a grenade being thrown at the jewish cemetery police have now reduced the threat level but the still warning locals to be vigilant. the shooter streamed the attack on the twitch platform you also used an anti-semitic slur in a video posted before the incident you may find this footage now disturbing. condolences have been expressed around the world minutes silence was held at the european parliament israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a sign of growing in europe. vigilant the berlin synagogue to honor the victims of the shooting corresponds to vangelis success was that. people behind me here have gathered in the form of the new synagogue in berlin not to celebrate the holiest day in the jewish calendar but to stand in solidarity with the victims of earlier shooting and holly germany 3 shootings took place earlier on when the leaving the people that and many more injured one in front of a synagogue the other i don't local shabaab house and the other one was a

with the pressure from the states that's ended and with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name he was almost there like many he came in through brazil with visa requirements and looser amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father told that in a month and that's how we're coming down the steps in the steps that they had in the wall. and when for the will that's what it's like in all of the old school that he's the only guy on the current and he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch. i know the authorities have tolerate the presence of the camps that have been occasional brushes. carried by. to somebody was. you know of course she was a rival they were significantly. the only. freedom the chance of a sign of the process is long gone so the in tapachula the queue for up you can squeeze around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want to do they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both mitts go on the us but seems very unlikely. jo

with the pressure from the states that's ended and with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name thought he was almost there like many he came in through brazil where visa requirements and looser amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father told that in a month and that's how we're coming down just like in the stat sheet that i had in the wall. and one for the will that's what it's looking all of the old for it still is on the current i know he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch. i know the authorities have tolerate the presence of the camp that have been occasional brushes i. was a. christian i was good at it you know because she was right they were safe i couldn't believe it was. because offering them the chance was sign. the process is long and uncertain topic the queue for up pickens goes around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want. they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both mexico and the u.s. but seems very unlik

occasions were poor conservation practices university of alberta wants you to know the climate genocide russo how some bright spots might be fewer bollywood's now but it's a feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores the came up with the illiterates of moss to peace the few barley doing today. and clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand to benefit from warming climate what is of course completely wrong is any idea that global warming all global heating is people increase in corn it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of means circulating on social media which are trying to do precisely that to belittle. global warming and all of its impacts and that why so many people who found this it goes. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe in climate change or he certainly say that. completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refuse to do anything much about it. as an impeachment inquiry into donald trump rumbles on a contender for his job in the 2020 u.s. presidential race has

with the pressure from the states but ended with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name thought he was almost there like many he came in through brazil where visa requirements are looser amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father. sat in a motel and that's how we were coming down just like in the step to the walk then went to the and that's the way it's looking all over the world for he's the only guy on the current and he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch thank. you for. but the authorities of tolerate the presence of the camp that have been occasional brushes was writing i think somebody was you know of course was. offering them the chance of asylum but the process is long and uncertain and top of the queue for up wickens goes around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want and they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both mit's co and the u.s. but seems very unlikely. john holeman out zita up to the. bush fires have no

with the pressure from the states that's ended and with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name he was almost there but many he came in through brazil with visa requirement salusa amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father older than the monster and that's how we're coming down just like. in the stone age that had been the wrong. way for the world and that's the way it's looking all over the world for that he's the only guy on the current i know he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch i think that the authorities of tolerate the presence of the camp that have been occasional by. was c a fake fake fake was to make sure it was nice to the folks he was sick of believe was. because offering them the chance of asylum but the process is long and done so the in tapachula the queue for up pickens goes around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want because they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both men and the u.s. but seems very

with the pressure from the states that's ended and with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name he was almost there like many he came in through brazil with visa requirements and looser amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father told that in a month and that's how we're coming down the steps instead of the head to the wall and then went to the evil that's what it's looking all of the old for it still is on the current and he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch i know the authorities have tolerate the presence of the camp that have been occasional brushes. was trying. to somebody cut it out you know of course she was right having to work to save it. it's because offering them the chance of asylum the process is long and on certain topics the queue for up accounts goes around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want. they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both mexico and the u.s. that seems very unlikely. john heilemann out

you want to give russo;. 880. we have another break is due to the accident involving a bunch. have that widening shut down. we are seeing some delays there. pretty decent stretch as you were waiting northbound. give yourself some extra time. it is that portion of the freeway. 24 minutes. it is friday so less cars on the roadway but this is our busiest spot. >>> michael jordan has decided to spend part of his fortune on helping underprivileged members of his community. >>> who donated $7 million to open up a new health clinic. the michael jordan family clinic in charlotte. it is equipped with 12 examines and physical therapy space. >> the money is not the issue for me. is the commitment. the community we live in the future is going to make an impact back in charlotte. >> the will also be staffed to connect patients to other resources. >>> a bay area communities fight over stadium lights turns ugly. >>> trouble for pg&e over the emergency shut off. this morning senators open up investigation. >>> a wildfire burning inthe north. the latest on this file. >>> lights out at a hospit

there was little evidence of any anger at the town hall this week even money nondemocrats like roy russoolitical thing he almost has to do because she a freshman congressman. it is a political party and he has to support it. it doesn't affect my thinking about him or the impeachment. >> many of the constituents say that impeachment is not a top priority, but it is for democrats like rose, he has a message for congressional republicans. >> they can show some political courage and integrity as we seek to get to the bottom of what perceives to be a serious issue of corruption and national security. >> he also told me it will not distract him from some of those. but as rose said she very well aware that many will be upset with his decision, and his announcement, but to use his word he believe there's are many that will be elated, as well. >> and not just democrats are getting an earful, right? jo joni erenst of iowa got an earful as well. >> he is pushing allies aside and making fun of them on twitter. and we end up with oh, we love people from north korea, or we love russia. i understand it

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luminary russo showed the incumbent picking up 45 percent of the vote in both of them was his nearest challenger carlos messa not far behind with 38 enough for a runoff and. celebrated as if it was a win it so. says that at the moment this is a crucial point after almost 14 long years the bolivian people have taken a decision in defense of a democracy that needs to be consolidated and renovated. the president were on his didn't accept these results as definitive 83 percent of the votes have been counted so far he believes those still to rifle through areas give him an outright weight hit the general as always we trust the vote in the countryside that's why we're going to wait until the last vote is being counted to continue with our process of change her whatever happens this election is being seen as a setback for a man he's used to winning by a landslide if the right is his supporters celebrating the fact that it did come 1st in this round of voting but again the last election because 60 percent of the boat so his popularity pretty has come down. to bolivians a divided many like sch

with the pressure from the states that's ended and with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name he was almost there like many he came in through brazil with visa requirements and looser amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father told that in a month and that's how we're coming down the steps in the steps that they had in the wall. and when for the will that's what it's looking all of the old for that we still have on the current i know he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch. of the authorities of tolerate the presence of the camp that have been occasional brushes. was a. disembodied footage you know or she was right there were significant. the. mexico is offering them the chance of asylum but the process is long and on certain topics the queue for uppercuts goes around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want and they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both mexico and the u.s. but seems very unlikely. john homan how does t

>> item three, and fred russo from the budget and legislative analyst's office.this is coming to the board because it's going to extend the contract over ten years, and the details on it are on page nine of our report. because the original contract, $5. $5. $5.2 million, included acquisitions and other costs, we've provided a contract that showed what the other costs were. now this'll be $1.9 million. we do recommend approve of the resolution. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public like to comment on item three? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: colleagues, any comments or questions? i do have a comment. so mr. sutton, i understand that this is your last time before the board because you are soon to be retired, is that correct? >> that is correct. i'm not going to dispute that. >> chair fewer: after three decades of public service, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> chair fewer: and how long were you in the department of emergency management? >> 20 years. >> chai

was little evidence of any broad anger at the town halls this week, even among nondemocrats like roy russo. >> i think that's a political thing that he just almost has to do because he's a freshman congressman. i don't know how he can go otherwise. it's a political party and he has to support it. it doesn't affect my thinking of him or my opinion about the impeachment. >> while many of his constituents say impeachment is not a top priority, it is for democrats like rose. he has a message for congressional republicans. >> they can go some semblance of political courage and integrity as we seek to get to the bottom of what seems to be a serious issue of corruption and national security. >> and rose told me that he's very well aware there are many in his constituency he believes will be upset by the decision that he made this week, but he also said he's very well aware, to use his own words, there are many that will be elated by this news. ultimately, though, he says that he's confident that this will not distract many in his constituency when it comes to some of the more local issues. >> all

james russo, chief investment strategist is here. to be something else today. we're expecting a quarter point. incredible. >> we definitely need a quarter point from the fed and it was interesting here, biden's comments about the economy that trump inherited, certainly we've had 2% gdp that's been te tepid over the past decade. the shot in the arm we got from the tax reform was wonderful. tariffs have been a damenning on they need to correct things with another quarter point. cheryl: you're looking for a quarter point from the fed. the gdp estimate is 1.6%. we've got 2% in the second quarter. so it's not 3%. the trade war, maybe, you think? >> it is. it's really hurting consumer confidence and more importantly business confidence. you're not getting that business spending. businesses are sitting on their hands, really deciding what the to do. i don't think we're going to see anything really positive l coming out of the trade and tariff war any time soon. i think you're going to he see trump eventually is going to have to he declare a

james rieu you sew i russo is hs kind of a two-fold tweet, we're going to meet but do i want to makethey really can't. the volatility is here to stay. it's certainly incredible. china i don't think wants to make a deal either. they're so long-term thinkerring thathinkingthat i don't see a de soon. cheryl: we've had several guests say they're waiting until the results of the 2020 election. are you in that camp as well? >> i am, clearly. that's what's going to happen. they're looking at it like they're not sure trump will be president. even looking out four years, these issues are issues for the chinese they want handled. cheryl: we got news they're going to stop limiting ownership of chinese mutual funds and securities. that seems like a step in the right direction. >> it certainly is. i think there will be continued green chutes we'll see here but they're limited. cheryl: all eyes are on the fed. we talked about a rate cut that could happen at the end of the month, more likely december. the fed won't give themselves a lot of room to maneuver to the downside if they cut again. do you

with the pressure from the states that's ended and with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name he was almost there but many he came in through brazil where visa requirements and looser amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father told that in a month and that's how we're coming down the steps and the steps to take that head to the wall and then wait for the will that's the way it's looking all of the old school is the only guy on the current and he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch. i know the authorities have tolerate the presence of the camps that have been occasional brushes. god. to somebody was getting beat up or she was right they were safe to. the one. that. mexico is offering them the chance of asylum but the process is long and on certain topics the queue for applicants goes around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want to do they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both mexico and the u.s. but seems very unlike

shooting that killed an 18 year-old from fairfield police say ruben russo and that's the person you're seeing here shot the victim in the front yard of a home on clay street saturday night. witnesses gave a description to police and that's how they were able to track russoown and arrest him. police say the victim andrew so did know each other. the kron 4 morning news no more boulders on the sidewalk and one san francisco neighborhood so what are they doing now. >>now to try to fight homelessness. taking bikes right on camera in brazen daylight raid for of a bar in oakland and the owner wants them behind bars will show you more of what happen and then san francisco-based juul suddenly says they won't support a ballot measure to fight an anti-vaping law in the city. just as another death is linked to vaping. >>welcome back 9.13 on this first day of october it is been a chilly tuesday morning. so far plenty of sunshine across the bay area and calm conditions. calmer than yesterday allowing temperatures to get a little bit cooler as for timber on right now just one of our many clear spots

say a man is in custody for a shooting that killed an 18 year-old in fairfield police say that ruben russo shot the victim in the front yard of a home on clay street saturday night this is a picture of this is. this is the victim or the suspect i'm not sure actually. this is the suspects of this isn't the person that they arrested. the victim and this man knew each other. we're also learning more about the man who was found shot and killed in his crashed car at the petaluma factory outlets parking lot. the sonoma county coroner identifying. the victim is 19 year-old ezekiel garcia. he was killed saturday night when somebody in dark clothing walked up to his car. he was parked, they shot him several times then the car crashed witnesses say they saw an older model red truck, leaving the scene. >>in the south bay convicted child molester on the run this morning in santa clara county authorities say he was supposed to be in court last month but never showed up kron four's has the story. >>johnson ran his air conditioning a business from his home neighbors say he used to put on a 4th of july fi

mean metrical world is being challenged, particularly marie antoinette who adopt that philosophy of russo and starts creating end clays within the gardennen that were not at all about the supremacy of the king, but little enclave of supposed nature with she and her, when he and her -- [inaudible] can play and get away from that rigid geometrical order. consciously anti-geometrical reaction. and you see it on the ground. that's sort of amazing with geometry, you can see it on the ground in the design of cities and gardens. it is imprinted, that order is imprinted on the ground and shapes our environment and, you know, kind of seeing it. after, what happens ultimately the revolution, yeah, after the revolution then versailles, the allison gardens are made into museums. so they are preserved, as are most of the old royal geometrical gardens in st. petersburg, but their power is curtailed. they are just something that we visit and quaintly say that's how things used to be. so their sort of, their power is neutralized. but not in washington because washington is alive. >> in answer to the othe