sara? 400 customers without wer if this power shutoff is put into place by pg and e.i'm live in mill valley where thousands of customers would be affected - you can see on the map almost the entire area is covered in this ps-ps warning. other cities impacted would be novato, san anselmo, fairfax, san rafael - just to name a few. pg and e has notified customers in 25 counties including marin about this pottial shutoff that would start wednesday morning. it may feel expected sie temperatures aren't scorching by y means. but it is more the worsening dry conditions and expected hi wind gusts riskfor damage and sparks on the electric system that ve the potential to ignite a fire in dry vegetation areas.these conditions are expected to continue intthursday mid- morning.we caught up with marin county firefighters about the fire danger andhow they are preparing.sot <"">pg and e says if they will inspect ther - then deg-ergized lines to ensure they are not damaged during the wind event before sting

fox news contributor, investigative reporter, sara carter. to me, this got leaked, because they know it's coming out, but now, the horwitz report, anybody mentioning it is given an opportunity to see what's there. >> sara: that's right, sean. that's what i've been told by a number of sources. the leaks actually came from witnesses, possibly, that had a chance to review the report. remember, only those witnesses can review the report. i did speak with carter page tonight. he says he has not been allowed to access anything in the report. of course, he has not been interviewed. he is just a part of the report. he is going to wait and see and he is not jumping to any conclusions just yet. another big development. multiple sources confirm to me that john has extended the probe into the pentagon, sean. this is significantly important. this is the office that basically contracted stuff on helper to do reports. stephan helper had four major reports that totaled about $4 million that the inspector general of the pentagon basically had no information o

ends saturday lou: we are back with sara carter and charlie hurt.sident strong or weaker out of this. polls say strong and impeachment less assured certainly. >> just look at the ratings they got on television, the impeachment ratings. i think's in a much stronger position. we know why nancy pelosi did not want to go down this rabbit hole. >> her greed for power is why she did it. >> i have to agree with charlie. i was thinking the exact same thing. nancy pelosi did not want to go down this road at all. the pressure adam schiff just drug her into it. i think she went in hesitantly, now she went in full force. and as i said from the beginning, it's hitting them in the face. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. john solomon, mark meadows among our guests. have a great weekend. good night from the swamp. washington, d.c. trish: the truth is coming out. new information suggesting the deep state, an fbi lawyer is under criminal investigation for allegedly illegally altering a key document used to obtain a warrant to spy on the t

get the very latest and so sara given what you said there's a record number of people turning out to vote we assume therefore a large contingent of that number being the young those who are in sympathy with the pro-democracy campaign what should we read into the results you've already suggested that you don't think that they will make definitive gains but what will the results tell us. firstly the latest official figures which have just come out indicate that $1900000.00 people have now voted we still have about 5 and a half hours left of these polling booths are remaining open now as you mentioned or we mentioned earlier $4100000.00 people have registered for this for this election and you mentioned also that this is the young group we're expecting the mobilization of the young people going out to vote or cast their ballots and we've saying that the biggest increase in value registration from that 18 to 35 year old age group what it sang at the stage what the analysts are suggesting is that the the people here want democracy this is all happening despite the increasing violent confr

kron4's sara stinson is live in san jose with the latest. sara? happening today. students oak grove high jose after a bomb scare. package that the school on turned out to device.scene as the bomb squad team worked device. classes were yesterday to some time to trauma they might feel after sheltering being evacuated. investigators anything else after campus.now in the hands of the county crime lab. thanks sara. ( james ) still ahead on the kron four morning news. new details on the victim of the deadly stabbing on a bart train in hayward. ( james ) plus ... people are complaining about dirty streets in san francisco. which neighborhood got the most heat for not being clean enough. ( james ) and after the break... the first snow of the season coats parts of lake tahoe ... just in time for the ski resorts to open. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with lov

kron4's sara stinson is live in san jose with the latest. sara? happening today.tudents will return to oak grove high school in san jose after a <... video surveillance in the area > thanks sara. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ... complaints of feces are soaring in san francisco. which neighborhood got the most heat for not being clean enough ... ( james ) plus... we're learning more about the victim who died during a fatal stabbing on bart... and why bart leaders insist the transit system is safe. ( james ) also... the california o-e-s director opening up about his frustration with p--g-and- e.... where he says the utility is falling short. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. great gifts at this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discount prices. and is that... mmhmm ♪grocery outlet jingle lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. weather.weather.weather. ( darya ) in the east ( darya ) in the east bay. we are learning more about the vi

we will continue to monitor as this developing story throughout the hour, sara carter will break more news on this in a minute. we are also tracking four other big stories. get this, including another. disastrous day for the schiff a pinch meant to attempt. it was even worse, believe it or not, than yesterday. no information surrounding the new information surrounding the bidens thanks to a letter from senator lindsey graham. we have that letter. we also have a great new video. you are going to want to hit your record button tonight and get this for decades to come.is first, we start in the washington swamp. more hearsay, more conjecture,on more opinion, more arrogant bureaucrats. an overheard phone call in a busy restaurant, are you ready for this? it was not on speaker, contradicting the person that was actually on the private call and the person who was at the other end of the table. this is how bad this schiff show has now become. so bad, he even presented a fact-witnessed today with zero facts. none whatsoever. this was the schiff show grand finale. this was his closing argument.

let's go live now to sara and sara said this record number of people who registered to vote in these 2 pretty dull local elections presumably are coming from the ranks of the young those who have sympathies for the pro democracy movement and indeed might have been out on the streets in the demonstrations. that's certainly an indication so far in the latest figures we now have 1700000 cast their ballots are at sunday's district elections so as you mentioned 4100000 people have registered to vote that's a record number registering and the 18 to 35 year old age group that's the area that's the group where we've seen the biggest increase of certainly weeks where you'd imagine that the number of new people coming to the ballot actually putting their voice down i think people want their voices heard and a huge lines we're seeing at these polling stations are an indication of how many people are coming out to vote now we still have about 6 and a half hours left after these polling stations to stay open and we expect those big numbers to continue right now if there is a significant increase

kron4's sara stinson is live in san jose with the latest. sara? happening today. <... video surveillance in the area > thanks sara. ( darya ) in the east bay. several protesters were arrested at a u-c berkeley event with conservative speaker ann coulter.( james ) she was invited to speak by the berkeley college republicans. kron4's will tran is live at u-c berkeley with more on what happened. will? at u-c berkeley ... thanks will. thanks will. ( darya ) our big story this morning. pg&e will start restoring power this morning for thousands of bay area customers in the dark.( james ) pg&e says strong winds and dry conditions forced them to turn off the power for parts of the north bay. kron4's christina tay-tro is live santa rosa. christina? our big story this morning. pg&e will start < andy vesey/pg&e ceo: "so even though we have notified people in an outage and then we descope when we put people back in this is terribly frustrating and terribly disturbing on the receiving end of this we get that." > thanks christina. christina. thanks christina. ( james ) coming up on

sara sidner with more from santa clarita. >> reporter: students running for their lives, as bullets were being fired over and over again, by a shooting suspect, who police say was also a student. a 16-year-old asian male, who had come into school with a backpack. went into his backpack, pulled out a .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol and began shooting students around him. a 16-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy ended up losing their life after being shot by the suspect. as we understand it, the suspect used the last bullet on himself, shooting himself in the head. and for the entire day thursday, he was in critical condition. the last person still remaining in the hospital. all the rest of the victims who survived were able to go home. we know, though, from students, it was terrifying in the school when all of this began. >> we heard the one shot and four after and we started running. all i heard was all of the kids running and screaming and calling their parents. >> it's a .45 semiautomatic pistol with no more rounds in it. no more bullets in it. >> reporter: there were several first re

kron4's sara stinn is live in mill valley ... which is one of the areas that could go dark. ill?0 customers without power if this power shutoff is put to place by pg and e.i'm live in mill valley where thousands of customers woul be affected - youcan see on the map almost the entire area is covered in ts ps-ps warning. other cities impacted would be novato, san anselmo, fairfax,an rafael - just to name a fewpg and e has notified customers in 25 counes including marin about this potential shutoff that would start wednesday morning. it may feel unexpected since temperatur aren't scorching by any means. but it is me the worsening dry conditions d expected high wind gusts that are causing an increased risk for damage and sparks on the electric system that have the potential to ignite a fire in dry vegetation areas.these conditions are expected to continue into thursday mid- morning.we caught up with marin county firefighters about the fire dang and how they are preparing.sot<"">pg and e says if theyo shutdown power - then they will inspect the deg-energized lines to sure they are not

sara most people that we've spoken to say that they are absolutely astonished by the results from last night people on both sides not expecting this kind of a landslide victory for the pro-democracy camp just to be clear in these district council elections they've previously been dominated by pro establishment figures what we've seen now is a number of heavyweights in the pro savage when camps losing their seats on the pro democracy council is now taking on an overwhelming majority of the district councils here in hong kong now we at the moment are outside the university here where a siege is been ongoing for over a week now university students still holed up inside that university for fear of coming out where we are in one of their fast axes needy elected councilors some pro-democratic because a coming out to show their support for those students we've also seen images of celebrations taking place in central in hong kong as celebrating really is what is considered a remarkable victory for the pro democracy movement today for their part pro stablish many figures are licking their wound

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i'm sara kelly welcome to the program pro-democracy supporters in hong kong are celebrating after securing a landslide victory in municipal elections the pro-democracy camp. one almost $390.00 council seats compared to less than 60 for pro beijing parties and now controls a majority of councils in the city now hong kong residents turned out in record numbers to cast their ballots in an election widely seen as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement after nearly 6 months of protest. another seat for the pro-democracy camp never the full has it won so many in a district council election calvin lim one of the witness he says voters wanted to make their voices heard after seeing the heavy handed tactics of the hong kong police. they are not happy with how they deal with their purchase a. police brutality is actually over the top i think and i think that the whole people should really really. preach. to offer more democracy in the future pro-democracy protests already started to celebrate early in the night when it became clear that some of the probating had weights had lost their seats acti

kron4's sara inson is live in mill valley ... which is one of the areas that could go dark. will?ustomers without power if this power shutoff is put into place by pg and e.i'm live in mill valley where be affected - you can see on the map almost the entire area is covered in this ps-ps warning. other cities impacted would be novato, san anselmo, fairfax, san rafa - just to name a few. pg and e has notified custers in 25 counties including marin about this potential shutoff that would start wednesday moing. it may feel unexpected since mperatures aren't scorching by any means. but it is more the worsenindry conditions and pected high wind gusts that are causing an increase risk for damage and sparks on the electric system that have the tential to ignite a fire in y vegetation areas.these coitions are expected to continue into thursday mid- morning.we caught up with marin county firefighters abouthe fire danger and how they arepreparing.sot<"">pg and e says if they do shutdown power - then they will inspect the deg-energized lines to ensurethey are not damaged during the wind event

all right let's go live now to our correspondent sara clark she is outside the university in question and is there any sign sara that this demonstration inside the university campus is about to fizzle out carol suggesting there's only about $100.00 of the protesters there. there are about 100 remaining according to carry land we've seen about 50 or so a merge in the last hour you might never see them behind me they've been covered by the space blankets to keep them warm but there are surrendering to police we've spoken to a number of them and they said they're tired they're hungry they're also scared of what will come next and they were scared of the police hence why they've emerged from our polytechnic university campus here this morning in hong kong now they've got a number been structured as well and been taken put in the ambulance and sent away for health checks and simply because they've been holed up in this campus for days now now carol lam also mentioned on in that press conference earlier that she believes a number of the protesters who were holed up inside on this campus at

are being go live now to sara to get the very latest and sara does it seem very much in hong kong as if this latest incident represents a significant shift both in the the way the protests are being carried out and indeed the way they're being policed. it does montane and certainly the why things are operating here at the moment with my package we've got the polytechnic university behind me we still have explosions going off on the campus and we got a fire on the overpass in the place of just come back to this certainly indicates what we think is that there are still a number of students still on that campus earlier we saw in the last hour we've seen at least more than 100 arrests on the road in front of the police clearing out those protesters the last of what we thought were the protesters on this campus but clearly the why the right place have moved back in now that indicates that there are still some protesters here at polytechnic university we can also confirm that. on nice and road which is not far from where we are in kelowna protesters have gone and blockading that particular

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for now thank you sara can't live in hong kong or china's parliaments also weighed in on a hong kong high court ruling that overturned a ban on protesters wearing face masks the national people's congress in beijing says the territories courts have no power to consider such matters thomas has more from beijing. there's an irony here and that is that in beijing saying that only it has the power to interpret hong kong's constitution not the courts they are proving what the protesters have been saying ever since they 1st came out on the streets back in may and that is that this whole idea of one country 2 systems in the sensually a sham the power rests soley with beijing and the beijing intervenes at will and at a whim if it chooses to and that is exactly what beijing is doing here in most democracies of course there is a separation between the judiciary the executive and the legislative the courts have some power to interpret laws and make sure they comply with one another well beijing is saying that's not the case here that the power to interpret to change the constitution rests with

quark's she's joining us from hong kong sara tell us what you've been seeing. but we've had 2 flash mobs are called rallies today and on thursday both are on central hong kong island one was in central where the water canon i believe has just arrived at about 15 place have come in to disperse those protesters which were gathering in central another one at the eastern part of hong kong island in an area called the smaller but where we are now is a polytechnic university on the calhoun side this is a very busy almost a construction site if you may be able to see behind me this is all the students who are gathering assembling here at this particular campus barricaded themselves in this particular university they created barricades and they're also they've blocked all access points or areas android's into this particular campus pretty much creating almost a full life force life experience that we have a number of riot police here really but they seem to have. further behind us and this is where they fired tear gas on these students the protesters early on thursday

kong's new police commissioner held a press conference just over an hour ago well our correspondent sara clark is there and joins us live now from hong kong sara said the new police commissioner has been talking to the media will more than he have to say that. all this weekend is the district council elections and this is going to be the 1st test of government support as well as the 1st political test for both sides the other pro-democracy groups as well as they probably stop spent parties now 4130000 people have registered to vote in this district election we've had the new place commissioner chris tang he's just had a press conference and he's responded to reports unconfirmed reports that riot police will be guarding obesity be manning those polling booths on sunday's election and he simply stated that this is to guarantee public safety after we've seen 6 months of violent confrontations and this is what he had to say a short time ago at that particular press conference. weiland. people go to war but by having sufficient police presence to ensure the safety of the water so we dared to

w lou: we are back with sara carter and charlie hurt.ng or weaker out of this. polls say strong and impeachment less assured certainly. >> just look at the ratings they got on television, the impeachment ratings. i think's in a much stronger position. we know why nancy pelosi did not want to go down this rabbit hole. >> her greed for power is why she did it. >> i have to agree with charlie. i was thinking the exact same thing. nancy pelosi did not want to go down this road at all. the pressure adam schiff just drug her into it. i think she went in hesitantly, now she went in full force. and as i said from the beginning, it's hitting them in the face. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. john solomon, mark meadows among our guests. have a great weekend. good night do not go anywhere, i will see you at 8:00 p.m. monday night, it is a date, maria bartiromo. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. >> happy weekend, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in positi

clark who is live in hong kong sara we'll talk about that u.s. senate bill in just a moment but just bring us up to date on the situation inside the university how many students are still left there. well the latest update is around 60 but between 60 and 100 students were still holed up behind us in the campus at the polytechnic university in calgary and in the last 15 minutes there's been local reports that a small groups tried to escape through the underground drainage system now we now have police and fire emergency authorities that that particular exit trying to block them from getting out that's as far as we know the light is up tight but as for the number of people who have left this particular campus the secretary of security has confirmed that around 1100 have left and around 800 have voluntarily surrendered and 300 of those are under 18 now the hong kong police struck a deal with the government and a variety of university chancellors headmasters and teachers to guarantee that they will not charge those under 18 and that would allow for t

those impacts >> thanks sara. thanks sara. ( james )(áááscandoááá) make sure to visit our website kron4.com. you can find the latest on the pg&e power shutoffs and a map of the areas that could be impacted. that's all on kron4.com. ( darya ) that breaking news is out of washington d-c. another day of public testimony in the impeachment inquiry is underway this morning.( james ) this is a live look in on the hearing room. we are awaiting testimony from possibly átheá key figure in this whole investigation... ambassador gordan sondland. he will be the only witness in this morning's testimony. this afternoon we will hear from afternoon we will hear from the deputy secretary of defense --- laura cooper. and david hale... the undersecretary of state for polical affairs.( darya ) (áboxesá) our washington d- c correspondent kellie meyer joins us live with who else is expected to testify today. kellie? ( kellie )< it's being called one of the most anticipated hearings of the week. ambassador gordon sondland will appear in

ends saturday lou: joining us now, sara carter. and charlie hurt. good to have you both here.mpeachment inquiry so styled by adam schiff and speaker pelosi. how did it go for the dimms? >> i think it pretty much fell in the face. they presented a case for the american people based on hearsay and presumptions. that was a word used by gordon sondland. they didn't have anything to prove a quid pro quo. even more damaging is the fact that president trump slid the ukrainians with lethal aid, something president obama never did with the javelin missiles. he also supplied them with humvees and other necessary equipment that they need. lou: i think the reason the democrats -- what you are alluding to, it's not what he said. it's the fact that this president has done more than any other president in modern history in his first three years, and it scares the hell out of them. >> they are desperate to not have a campaign based on issues because the president will beat them on issues. what i love during the hearing, they use the squirrely words like quid pro quo. or obstruction or witness

all right we'll go live now to sara to get the very latest and you just mentioned in your report sara that the government is now threatening to escalate its efforts to restore calm using your words what exactly would that entail. well that certainly is what we've seen over not to when the police have stormed into this particular campus the polytechnic university. campus it's a very busy part of hong kong and these students have been holed up inside this particular campus since around friday they've been building what the police describe as a weapon factory where they be creating petrol bombs using bows and arrows as well as of nile devices which have been scattering across roy they've also blocked major thoroughfares all the access points to carry into this particular university and when the government said it wanted to escalate its attempts to try and. clear these protesters out they have it's been described as a bloody showdown overnight on this particular campus when the riot police moved in to clear them out earlier a couple of hours ago we saw a quite a few fleeing out the side o

couric is joining us from hong kong to talk us through what you've been seeing sara. let's you mentioned there was a gathering earlier in central the water cannon was moved in as well as a number of right place to try to disperse that crowd that was a flash mob of protesters in a number of onlookers the members of the public joined in with another small want to talk to xing which is an area on the hong kong islands east and districts and where we are where the polytechnic university this is on cal inside this is been an assembly point all day we have hundreds of protesters behind me and students have been gathering in the campus an hour on this road blocking all access points into the polytechnic university they've been calling on others to come and join them as well now they've almost kind of created their own force where we are the barricaded themselves in they've used everything possible including titles chairs. pot plants to try and block the place from getting in the not be able to see the bricks behind me they have basically chiseled out these bricks from the pi

let's bring in sara clark who's joining us from hong kong so ever since that. police statement on the latest incident of a man being set on fire sara have you heard learnt anything new. well as you mentioned that particular probe supporters the way he's being described the place have said that the rock has a what they describe as rock as the protesters did down and he called lot as a result with regards to the protest the smalling on monday morning he was shot with a round of live ammunition by police he's still i believe in a critical condition according to hospital authorities and that's where we are now inside one home which is a district on the eastern part of hong kong island this is been a flashpoint throughout the day simply because this is where that incident happened to the police have confirmed that 3 rounds of live ammunition were fired during that incident but it's not just here and saw one home where there's been violence and chaos and we have a number of districts where these this kind of chaos has occurred at least 4 of the 4 that we know of as w

. >> sara was 2 years old when she was diagnosed with cancer.'s cancer research ever since. >> she's been off treatment now for 11 years and he continues to do it and to get new people, people who i've never met before. >> he encouraged a lot of people saying this is a really great thing to do and let's contribute. >> he'll form a team on the fire department and the whole event can when they get their heads shaved. >> sara went to the one of the fund-raisers he organized and had the honor of shaving his head. >> sean's efforts have raised more than $80,000. >> someone like sean who's making the effort to spread the word to honor these kids, it just show, you know, what kind of character he has. >> repter: maggie and her now 14-year-old daughter sara are forever grateful. >> this year for thanksgiving we are thankful for you. >> happy thanksgiving. [ applause ] >> all right. that's actually why we're really here. >> i can't believe that. >> you can't believe it. i need you to come with me. gary, paul, the guys on the unit, come with me. you are a

sara, so good to hear your voice. it's been a while.g >> he's doing well i had to lock myself in the room just for the period of time. the last hour or so to get ready to do this report. being on maternity leave is hard but the biggest ceo transitions in the industry in more than a decade and under armour, there he is on halloween mickey mouse and he's very sweet, very good baby does everything he's supposed to, eats and sleeps and pee and poop and he's a very -- he's got a very excited older brother samuel who is having a blast with him so happy to be home but miss you guys. >> well, we miss you, too. looking forward to you coming back but harrison takes priority as herb. sara, thank you. >> thank you, guys. >> hope to talk to you soon. >>> other big corporate story of the morning is mcdonald's. parting ways with steve easterbrook because of having a relationship with an employee n. an e-mail to employees he writes this was a mistake given the values of the company, i agree with the board that it is time for me to move on. joining us t

putu members of the public to stay calm and rational is going to talk correspondent sara clark she's joining us live from hong kong and different different accounts sara from police and protesters about how child died. it certainly is the police held a press conference on friday afternoon hong kong and as you we heard denied any wrongdoing at that particular press conference they went through the chronology of events as far as they were concerned and what the c.c.t.v. footage as far as that we're concerned confirmed for them but the students and a number of the antigovernment protesters are not convinced that the police didn't actually cause this student. from falling from the 3rd level of the car park or to the 2nd level of the car park which caused him a brain injury seems that brain injury which occurred on monday morning he had 202 operations and he seems died of a cardiac arrest on friday i know we're at a vigil at his campus at the university where he was a 2nd degree undergraduate student in computer science it's graduation day here in hong kong at this particular campus early

and anna dawson, and sara. where is sara and sal. sara, happy birthday! sara, she had to work doubly hard on her birthday, but we'll give her some time off some other time. [ laughter ] so you may be wondering why it is that there's the name brookings future of the middle class initiative right here, and i want to take just a minute to make the connection here, specially since my colleague richard reeves who directs the project is here now. our premise, i think, on working on the future of the middle class is that a democracy doesn't flourish without the middle class and i think we'll focus on the coming year on producing some kind of report that brings together our work in this area and we are, of course, going to focus on the usual things that people focus when they talk about the middle class, what's happening to their incomes? do we have a big problem with income inequality in this country? what about their health? what about jobs and wages and what about work/family balance? we'll take on all those issue, but i think it will be somewhat distinctive a

clark a very defiant message sara from the chief executive. and certainly a rare appearance on a monday evening i am with a response to carry lamb responding i should say to monday's bile and confrontations and chaos which we have seen across hong kong i at least 10 districts that we have been informed of and we know of and where we have also been she's also said that today's violence exceeds the protesters demands for democracy and the demonstrators and now the people's enemy she's also said reminded journalists to avoid misrepresentation of the facts which is the 1st time we've heard her refer to journalists specifically and she's told the protesters they will not succeed in securing their demands and as you mentioned this whole movement began against the extradition bill that extradition bill was withdrawn in september but then these protesters had 5 demands and she said today in this press conference on monday in the evening that she will not succumb about today's demands and certainly monday this is the 1st time we've. seen such violent c

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our sara hartman is there with details. >> reporter: a dream vacation ending in violent illness aboard norwegian joy. hundreds were rushed off the cruise ship in los angeles after a possible norovirus outbreak. >> the captain announced that he had members of the crew, some of the staff. >> reporter: six passengers were evaluated and four transferred to local hospitals for further treatment. none of the symptoms are believed to be life-threatening. saying in a statement during the panama canal sailing a few guests on board experienced a stomach-related illness. to mitigate any impact of this rare occurrence, we implemented stringent sanitation procedures. they can hold over 1300 passengers and 800 crew. according to the cdc, norovirus is incredibly common with 19 to 21 million cases a year, symptoms include nausea, diarrhea and vomiting. >> people who are sick with norovirus are typically most contagious when they're symptomatic and a few days after their symptoms resolve. >> reporter: tonight all passengers are back on solid ground but officials have yet to reveal what caused the illne

sara murray is covering all these hearings today. more than six hours. it was very dramatic. >> it was very dramatic, wolf, including new details what president trump actually cared about when it came to ukraine as the american public gets a first real look at impeachment proceedings and all the partisan posturing that comes along with it. >> into the impeachment inquiry of donald j. trump president of the united states. >> reporter: in the first day of the impeachment hearings, a witness delivered a bombshell about opening investigations that could boost his reelection effort. bill taylor recounted a conversation about gordon sondland on july 2006th and spoke to president zelensky and pressed the ukrainians to investigate the biden family. >> a member of my staff could hear president trump on the phone asking ambassador sondland about the investigations. mr. sondland told president trump the ukrainians were ready to move forward. following the call with president trump, a member of my staff asked ambassador sondland what president trump thought about uk

i'm sara zendehnam and pam has the day off. >> it's good to see you. >> good to be here. >> good morning i'm dave clark. it's cold on this friday. all the weather information we need to know. >> can we add a "baby it's cold outside" as a holiday theme to that. for the freeze and the frost that we have in if place over the bay area this morning. we do have partly cloudy skies. mainly dry conditions a few isolated showers popping up here and there for today. but for the most part we'll go away with just a mix of sun and clouds. 26 santa rosa for the morning. 26 in napa. we're talking 32 in livermore and 35 in concord. around the bay only slightly better. areas of the east bay shore, upper 30s in areas near fremont this morning and 44 in downtown san francisco. shifting into the north bay where we continue to see temperatures in the 20s. 21 pope valley. 26 over areas of penn grove. 29 this morning. how about the east bay. a chilly one for you here. areas like dublin. and we still have a little ways to go before the sun rises. >> i'll have a look at your afternoon highs for today and track y

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action center sara thanks for joining us why is the u.s.sending alms and equipment to the saudi led coalition as we had the been a lot of international criticism over the coalition's comdex of the war. well there's been an enormous amount of international criticism and criticism within the u.s. speak asis is start to finish a u.s. war that's going on in yemen it wouldn't be possible not one day of it without the billions of dollars in u.s. aid to saudi arabia and this is everything from satellite reconnaissance to refueling and air to the armored vehicles that you show being offloaded cnn's exposé confirms so every step of the way it's hundreds of millions and actually billions $400000000000.00 in military equipment and sales to saudi arabia it's because it's profitable this war is profitable for wall street for lockheed martin martin for the big weapons sellers and it has devastating consequences for the people of yemen especially the civilians the children where there are 2000000 children facing severe malnutrition there's been cholera ep

i'm sara kelly walked into the program every it's like a hollywood movie script thieves have broken into one of europe's most renowned museums and made off with a haul of priceless 18th century jewelry now police in the german city of dresden are still looking for the robbers while devastated museum officials try and work out what they've lost dresden screen vault museum home to one of europe's greatest collections of treasures now it's a crime scene after burglars snatched up to $95.00 pieces of the 18th century jewelry from these cabinets including diamonds and rubies this is one of the sets that was stolen exactly how many items were taken from this set is still unknown dresden police say the thieves entered through a window c.c.t.v. footage shows them heading straight to a display cabinet and smashing the glass with an axe before making off with the treasure but the time or thought has arrived the burglars were long gone a nationwide hunt is now under way saxony state premier say security measures were considered adequate is an issue it is it's a shocking case it's not just the state