kpix5's susie steimle has the late details on the suspect and his victim. susie? >> reporter: we just learned from the marin county sheriff that that suspect is being named as 37-year-old devonce lamar reed. he's in custody. he was picked up by the sonoma county sheriff on an unrelated pursuit earlier this morning, but they say he gave himself away telling them information only the shooter would have known. he's accused of shooting and killing one man at the facility earlier this morning. that man is not being identified, but the other two victims who are here at the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds to the head are being identified. their names are anthony mancipit and britney mccann who is the shooter's girl friend. people here say they're very worried about their recovery. >> we do have a suspect in custody. >> reporter: on the same day a man walked into the helen vine detox center in san rafael and opened fire police made an arrest. >> it's a horrible and heinous crime. so obviously our hearts and thoughts go out to the victims and their families, but we

susie? >> reporter: even if you've been wearing your mask all day in san francisco, you're likely feeling the impact of the air quality here and for tourists they're feeling some impact as far as inconvenience goes. if you look off pier 43 here, alcatraz has canceled all of its tours today and you can see why. doris alaga and her family of four flew all the way to from sydney, australia, to see san francisco. >> we came down to alcatraz and it's been canceled because of the smoke. >> reporter: around the wharf tourists are donning masks removing them just long enough to take a quick selfie in front of a local landmark. >> it's a bummer. it's really bad. i couldn't believe it when i got off the plane and could smell it instantly. >> reporter: as tourists try to make the most of their time locals are looking for ways to get out. where are you headed? >> eugene, oregon. >> i have friends that have a house in tahoe they went to. >> reporter: tahoe is likely one of your best bets for cleaner air

thank you to tim stanley and susie boniface. goodbye.prepares to face deontay wilder in a bout labelled highly significant for british boxing. the pair weighed in today in los angeles ahead of saturday's wbc title fight and for the briton, the fight comes less than six months after his return from a 30—month lay—off, during which he battled depression, drink and drugs. so what kind of bout can we expect, former undipsuted champion of the division, evander holyfield gave us his assesment. if tyson fury makes this fight so ugly. if tyson fury makes this fight so if tyson fury makes this fight so ugly, i think what's going to happen? certain people get under your skin happen? certain people get under yourskin andi happen? certain people get under your skin and i think that tyson fury would get under your skin a little bit. as an up—and—down fight, because when you're a good fighter, you know how to agitate people and i think the only way —— the only way you can beat them is agitated. cardiff manager neil warnock‘s 70th birthday celebrations

kpix5's susie steimle is live in berkeley with more on that final push. susie? >> reporter: i just talked to a poll worker here named tom who says he's been at this berkeley location at rosa parks elementary school for 20 years. he says this is the biggest voter turnout that he's ever seen. their mail-in ballots basket is full. their provisional ballots basket is full and he said he's seen hundreds of people coming in throughout the day. we talked to a couple people as they were heading out after voting today and for the most part what a lot of people were talking about is a lot of rhetoric we've heard throughout and across the country which is that people, especially here in berkeley, do feel this is a referendum on president trump. one young woman in particular, a 21-year-old single mother, her first time being able to vote, and she works for a center for undocumented immigrants in education. she says working with that population just highlighted for her that it is her civic duty to vote. >> for me like it's a privilege and for somebody not to take advantage o

kpix5's susie steimle is live with what we know this evening. susie? >> reporter: we learned today that the helen vine detox center is a secure facility. so the shooter had to be allowed in by somebody that works there. now the marin county sheriff is saying that he was with his girl friend at the time. she's here at the icu along with another employee. >> it's a horrible heinous crime. so obviously our hearts and thoughts go out to the victims and their families, but we do have a suspect. >> reporter: we now know a little bit more about who that suspect is. the sonoma county sheriff picked up 37-year-old da vance lamar reed on an unrelated pursuit this morning. they say he's a transient who admitted information tying him to the shooting. he's accused of shooting two male employees at helen vine this morning. one did not survivor. the other is anthony mansapit at marin general hospital with a gunshot wound to the head, as is his other victim, the shooter's girl friend. brittney mccann. >> i started running and realized somebody died. they're searching

in oakland, susie steimle, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> right now crews are battling a wildfire in western sonoma county. the press democrat says the sweet fire broke out around 8:45 in the him is above rio nito -- hills above rio nito and forestville. there was an image captured of the fire by camera. 16 engines rushed to the area. the fire chief said crews appear to be getting the upper hand even though the wind has picked up. >>> a sea of brake lights in the south bay after a grassfire broke out next to 880 in san jose during rush hour. all southbound lanes were blocked and only one lane going north was open. the fire was first reported after 6:00. a driver passed right by the flames and posted this video onto twitter. it was south every north first street near mineta san jose international airport. crews kept spraying water to extinguish hotspots. everything finally reopened on 880 after 8:00 this evening. crews will be on alert for dangerous fire conditions this weekend. meteorologist paul deanno on the red flag warning taking effect later on tonight. paul. >>> it is for the hills, no

says he believes he will bring change because he's strong and different. -- susie. it ta kes to personality like that is what it takes to bring back the factories and bring things back to this country again. i think people looked at him is not a politician. he is a straight shooter to me. —— look at him. nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i alone can fix it. election after election we have elected solely from the establishment. and they don't see any results —— somebody. and now he is the president and they want him to stand up to those people that didn't give them any results were so many years. donald trump trades on his image as a man who loves a good brawl with the establishment. and now at a criticaljunction in his presidency the russian investigation gives him a way to energise his supporters. and we will make america great again. thank you, west virginia, thank you. when he comes to west virginia and talks about the witch—hunt, that's gets people fired up, because now it all comes back to the establishment trying to take out the outsider. so

susie lee she is can it take good care of my district. so now we will have the majority in the gallic -- delegation. were pretty lucky here in nevada that's for sure. i can tell you can't tell you how excited i am. to join in the senate. catherine endorsed me on day one. she is doing amazing work. and i can't wait to be her partner. and fight for nevada. and listen to the stories and take them with us. i want to thank someone else that has been with me since the beginning. you know senator reed has some advice for me when i first ran for congress. his advice is simple. know who you are and why you're running. be a straight shooter. i appreciate his friendship and guidance and support. a lot of times you don't get to see bookends in your life. i was a young college student working my way through school and i was a member of 226. but that is not the best part of the story i was working right down the hall here. i was working as a waitress to pay my tuition. i put my tips in those envelopes and paid for my next year of college. and i know it

tim stanley and susie boniface. that‘s coming up after the headlines at 11:30.

she currently polls at some thirty nine percent in one poll i must stress that came out today matt susi has the other lead contend he was actually pushed out of politics essentially more than decade ago by none other than angela merkel self he's polling at some forty four percent now there's an internal joke here at the c.d.u. that it's a bit like james dean he died the political death early and that's what everybody kept from member in him and kept talking about him so there's a lot of hopes pinned on him. on the health minister he's only polling at about eight percent so there's some expectation that he might be out of the race eventually but this is seems to be pretty much an open race something that is very unusual for the conservative c.d.u. that has become an anglo-american party all right he doesn't use cheap political editor thanks so much iranians have staged massive protests against the united states one day before new american sanctions go into effect against the u.s. a spike since president trump decided to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and tens of thousands took part

with me are tim stanley , leader writer for the telegraph and susie boniface , columnist for the dailyt pages are already in. let's start with the guardian — which has the headline ‘the outsiders' — and shows saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman and russian president vladimir putin — who met at the g20 summit. and the times shows the two leaders' enthusiastic embrace — the high five between the two leaders — with donald trump in the background. the ft claims theresa may is planning to sack the chairman of the hs2 rail programme — terry morgan — after only four months in the job. rail fares rise 37% in a decade writes the i — saying there is fury over the increase in prices after cancellations and timetable chaos. ‘christmas bonanza if brexit is agreed' — promises the daily express — saying that if theresa may's deal is backed by mps, it will prompt a boom on the high street and on the subject of christmas, the star says the country could face the snowiest winter in seven decades ‘dreaming of a white out christmas' the paper says. 0k, well let's start with the g20. take a look at thes

in santa rosa, susie steimle, kpix5. butte county... a town d >> incredible. >> our fire watch coverage continues right after a break. >> we'll show you the devastation in butte county, a town destroyed, live team coverage coming up. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> you're watching kpix5 news. 9 pe >>> let's get you caught up right now on the very latest on the camp fire in butte county. nine people are now confirmed dead. we have about 6,700 structures that have been destroyed. the fast moving wildfire has already wiped out the entire city of paradise and just on the outskirts of town some people watched as their homes burned to the ground. >> this all began just yesterday morning after flames

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susie found her match., you talk about beating the odds. there's 30 million people worldwide on bethematch.org. none of them was a make for suzy. she's unique because she has kaw caution and hispanic dna. so her friends and family went on social media asking people to register. that got picked up by traditional media and people like carrie underwood retweeted the storying saying just saw this story. who wants to save a life for christmas? within a few weeks, 40,000 people joined up on bethematch and lo and behold, one was not only a useable match but a perfect ten out of ten match for susie. >> it's so amazing and i'm so blessed. everybody who has registered, prayed for me, all the followers, thank you from the bottom of my heart to everybody. that is more than i can even ask for. my christmas miracle. >> yeah, a big deal. just getting the bone marrow transplant doesn't mean that rabaka is in the clear. that allows doctors to use higher doses of chemotherapy than usual. after the treatment, she would get a

kpix5's susie steimle is live for us in berkeley with more on this final push. susie? >> reporter: well, i wouldn't call it a line out the door here at rosa parks elementary school, but i will invoke the phrase you've been hearing all evening and that's a steady stream. i have yet to see any booths empty as people come in to cast their vote. there's been a big turnout. i talked with a couple people who worked at the polls here at this elementary school as volunteers for the past 20 years and they say this is the largest voter turnout that they have ever seen. as we stopped people on their way out the door after casting their votes today, it wasn't necessarily one topic they came out to vote for. most people say they just wanted to have their voice heard and for many people here in berkeley in particular, they say this is a referendum on the president. >> if you feel like something is not okay, speak out. >> definitely need to voice my opinion, yes. we need to go in a different direction. >> it's a soap opera. it's not a government. it's all it is a soap opera. >> we're

susie steimle joins us now with >> it's good problem to have.ople want to to give they know exactly what organization it's going to. so here's two solutions to that problem. >> i know if you're like me, you watch this footage and you feel so helpless and you don't think there's a way that you can possibly make an impact, but in actuality shelter is no. one thing people need right now. >> reporter: airbnb just launched a disaster portal for fire victims across california. now hosts who greatly want to help can fulfill one of the most important basic needs, a place to stay. if you go to airbnb.com/welcome/evacuees/but you'll see this. there you can choose if you need a place to stay or if you want to donate your home. more than 1,500 californians have listed their homes for zero dollars a night. >> for people searching for places to stay, they really are genuinely in the toughest time of their lives. it's such a really tangible way to help them out. >> reporter: protections for hosts are the same as when someone rents their place and they can choo

kpix 5 susie steimle with the original report. >> reporter: you might not realize it by walking along the shoreline, but beaches around the world are shrinking. one main reason why is that sea levels are rising, but there's another reason. sand is the main ingredient used to make concrete. that's the most common construction material in the world. and as sand runs scarcer, there's a rush to mine it. a sand rush that is playing out right here in the san francisco bay. we're out on the water with chu, san francisco's bay keepers, executive director on the hunt for a very unique looking barge. it's not dredging, but it's mining sand from the bottom of the bay. the company that owns it, the marine operations, they sell le first discovered the mining operation six years ago. at the time the state land commission that owns the land in the public trust had just approved the company's request to more than double the amount of sand it could mine. >> and so once we learned that, we started to dig in a little bit and realized there were sciences coming out at the very same time showing the same

susie found a match. she is due to deliver her baby december 6th and hopes to get a transplant soon afterthat. >> that is so wonderful. next at 4:30, the quick action that pg&e is taking in the east bay to remove one potential danger from the storms. >> the first wave of the storm is moving on, but it has already left damage behind. the cleanup job one oakland business owner is facing this morning. >>> a live outside. a reminder that the roads and tarmac are slick this morning. check your flight schedules before you head >>> the first wave of the storm has passed, but live doppler 7 shows us we're only getting a short breather. >> yeah. companies on the roads are still dangerous. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, and san mateo bridge. good morning to you on this stormy thursday, november 29th. y. get to get up even earlier, lisa. >>> well, we are looking at more rained and wind. lots to focus on. heavy downpour fairfield and newark. south bay, on and off showers all night long. boulder creek, saratoga. s

almost 40,000 people registered and susie found a matching doe nar -- matching donor. >> we will keepated on that. >> but now, let's go back and talk to larry more about sports. we have been talking about the a's, but we have warriors basketball to talk about. >> and steph curry wants to come >> and steph curry wants to come back and play for the wtorrowhit >>> ts sponsored by river rock casino. good evening, steph curry missed the warriors last ten games and he really wants to play foreman in toronto -- play tomorrow in toron toronto, but they are being caution and he -- but the team is being cautious and so he will be a spectator again. instead of suiting up tomorrow, steph will return saturday in detroit, that is the recommendation from the doctor. >> he is dying to play. you know, he loves play engi-- playing in toronto, he has great memories of being here when dell was with the raptors. he is dying to play. but we rely heavily on rick, rick is really good at his job. >> they have a lot of smart people that kay ca-- that take care of us and make sure we are protected from ourselve

almost 40,000 people registered and susie found a matching doe nar -- matching donor. >> we will keep you updated on that. >> but now, let's go back and talk to larry more about sports. we have been talking about the a's, but we have warriors basketball to talk about. >> and steph curry wants to come back and play for the warriors tomorrow. why steph will not get what he wa welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. good evening, steph curry missed the warriors last ten games and he really wants to play foreman in toronto -- play tomorrow in toron toronto, but they are being caution and he -- but the team is being cautious and so he will be a spectator again. instead of suiting up tomorrow, steph will retur

susie what's the back story on the bomb not just all summer a waltz the mike stone. excuse me what's an old niland you do to a little bunched up a short is it you don't you be using to the my job toss the questions and. go point where the buck stop is it's a cost of. event that border between the republican guard of the northern island you read more about it on our site dot com. but serious matters are the stories we brought you in the week newly declassified documents reveal the cia program to develop a so-called truth serum that involves drugging prisoners who are able to withstand other interrogation techniques apparently project medication was previously undisclosed element of this program in which in addition to the physical and psychological torture that the cia was engaged in several ca doctors decided to try to figure out whether they could also find some kind of truth serum that they would use against people's will to inject them with and make them talk our senior correspondent has more on the cia interrogation program and i would evolve. it wasn't an isolat

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susie what's the back story on the bomb no sholto zone or a waltz the mike stone. excuse me what's an old niland you do with a bunch of what is it you don't we usually do my job toss the questions and you don't leave. and just in case you're still wondering what the box. is is to prevent a hog border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland you can read more about that on r.t. dot com. now nearly de cost if i documents have revealed a cia program to develop a so-called truth serum it involved drugging prisoners who were able to withstand other interrogation techniques project medication was previously undisclosed element of this program in which in addition to the physical and psychological torture that the cia was engaged in several cia doctors decided to try to figure out whether they could also find some kind of truth serum that they would use against people's will to inject them with and make them talk. more on the interrogation program and how it evolved. it wasn't an isolated case or to an accident or oversight was government sanctioned systematic

susie what's the back story on the bomb i'm not sure it's already. lost the mike starr. excuse me what's not an either. or does it look you know maybe you think it's my job to ask the questions as. they would if you are wondering what the back stop is it is to prevent a hard border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland and you can read about it in more detail on our web site at r.t. dot com. now a new children's toy aimed at kids age five and upwards that's going on sale in the u.s. has raised concern with critics saying it brings the political divisions in america right now right into the kindergarten mccarran looks at whether this time of heightened sensitivity as parents are millennial are too easily triggered. in these extraordinary top see turvy times one would hope that the. lives of our kids could at least for now remain innocent and protected from the political craziness but think again this christmas one conservative website would like your children to build the wall of the law you know. and not just any wall but one that will keep your country sa

kpix5's susie steimle tells us those employees could be back to work tomorrow, but many others are still out. >> reporter: that's right, ken. 21 other marriott locations has the strike still ongoing including san francisco, but here in oakland it is quiet for the first time in 30 days and they will be back on the job at 5:00 tomorrow morning. we were in the room tonight when they made that deal. oakland marriott workers have a deal. you're going back to work tomorrow. >> yes, i am going back to work tomorrow. >> reporter: tonya lee has worked at the oakland marriott for 28 years, but for the past 30 days she's been on the picket line fighting for more money and most importantly for her -- >> for me it was the healthcare. i'm getting older and i need my healthcare. >> reporter: oakland and detroit are the first two marriott locations to strike a deal today. >> the final count was 138 yes. >> reporter: it's the first sign of progress in the nationwide protest of 7,700 employees that stopped working october 4th at 23 marriott locations across the country. >> the theme of this campaign has b

susie what's the back story on the war i'm not sure it's already. the mike stone. excuse me what's an old neither do you deal with a bunch or does it you kill me would you think is my job to ask the questions. there well if you're not sure what the backstop is do you head to r.t. dot com for a quick and easy explanation. when you children's toy aimed at kids aged five and upwards that's going on sale in the u.s. a sparse concern with critics saying it brings the political divisions in america right into the kindergarten but artie's mccarran takes a look now at whether amid this time of heightened sensitivities parents are millenniums a too easily triggered. in these extraordinary top see turvy times one would hope that the lives of our kids could at least for now remain innocent and protected from the political craziness but think again this christmas one conservative website would like your children to build a wall to log your dollars. and not just any wall but one that will keep your country safe as a mob yes a mob of ten thousand migrants march across mexico unt

kpix 5's stein stein is live in -- susie steimle is live in oakland where she heard from both sides on're not dun yet. they're looking forward to talking to the legislature in the future. if it were to pass, it would give municipalities control over represent control measures. it doesn't look like it will pass tonight. there's a lot of money spent. $76 million opposing prop 10 compared to 26% that supported prop 10. and the supporters of prop 10 say that made a big difference. >> a flame was started and we are nowhere near extinguishing it. so this is a rallying cry to everyone around the state of califo do. >> now, we also talked to john wong who was on the no side of this issue. he's, of course, happy with the results so far. and he says there's been some confusion. he says prop 10 might have hurt small businesses. takey far the majority of owners of properties that tenants occupied are small business owners. there's this misconception that they're the ones that would be devastated by prop 10. >> now, again, we're still watching those numbers rolling in. but as you heard earlier, sup

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kpix 5 reporter susie steimle.. rosa >>> one of the positive storylines we see after every disaster is the outpouring of community support. people keep asking what they might do to donate. we caught up with the group that knows exactly what that means. >> they are uniquely qualified to know exactly what you might need the days after you lose everything. people in santa rosa got together to send donations to butte county. it is the eye of the firestorm and paradise is inhaled with a toddler in tow. most people look at this video and cannot even imagine what it looks like. last october, they did that drive. >> a little bit of panic because we did not know how fast the fire was coming down the hill. >> you just get in the car and you don't even know where you're going. >> she and her family live in fountain grove which makes her an expert. she called this week #1 and it is basically everything that people take for granted. >> a toothbrush, clean underwear, snacks. paper and pen. >> last year, the community came togethe

susie was h roommate. but the school was still partially segreged. >> our biggest thing is what are we going to get moving. >> we know how to persist. he>> all of nurses know that after 50 years, their friendship is still going strong. >> it's 5:15 on your tuesday morning. it's cloudy. not a very pleasant morning to be outside at all. if you're going to be spending any time-outside today, limit it adds best you can. it's going to be coast and wld start to finish. 45 in washington with and drizzle coming down. northwest winds at 12 miles per hour. just enough of a breeze to blow that mist back up into your face a bit. 42 in manassas. 45 in maryland. still wayn warmer southern maryland. 57 degrees now. but this cold air could lead to our first chance of a rain or wet snow combination coming up on thursday morning. always stay ahead of the weather. download our nbc washington app from the app store, it'sso tely tree. push alerts of any winter weather advisory. not to mention your forecast. iand me and follow

to susie who is finished mission if we become too dependent on private service providers and they don't perform those services properly will have no recourse. is munitions clean finish them end of this talk is let's say we take them to court and win what good will that do us if we no longer have the capabilities we need on a foreign deployment. so often out so that's the risk i take when i outsource something to civilians that i prefer to keep as part of our core capabilities. the repair and maintenance of drones most experts would agree is a coal military capability. yes even here private contractors are taking over. about twenty m. buss employees are responsible for the operation of the header and reconnaissance trends germany leases these unmanned aerial vehicles from israel. the drones provide aerial photographs of northern afghanistan. they operate around the clock detecting booby traps generating movement profiles and supporting the assessment of the situation on the ground which. technicians and soldiers sit side by side in these containers where the drone operation command cente

susie found a match. she is due to deliver her baby december 6th and hopes to get a transplant soon after that. >>> the list of the most expensive zip codes in the country is now out. >> congratulations, bay area. you are hope to nearly half of them. 94027 is the most expensive thanks to a spike in median home sale price. 43 of the top 100 are here in the bay area. santa clara county has 16 of the top 100. san mateo has 11. and nine zip codes in san francisco are among the most expensive. >>> yea! steph curry is set to return saturday. head coach steve kerr made the announcement last night. he had a groin injury and then a scare when he had a crash. hopefully he will be the team's good luck charm. >>> looking good in the hoodie. you're going to need that today. >> that's right. hopefully the rain gear will get quite soggy. a few breaks here and there. the ground is for the most part absorbing the rain and looking at some of the concerns is hydroplaning and maybe later on the down trees with shallow roots.

evening in the papers, our guestsjoining me tonight are tim stanley, leader writer for the telegraph and susieeadlines on bbc news... a breach of data at the marriott international hotel chain's starwood division means 500 million guests have their personal details compromised. speaking at the g20 summit in buenos aires, theresa may calls on mps to deliver on the brexit referendum, but doesn't rule out another commons vote if they reject her deal the first time round. and new figures obtained by the bbc reveal that almost one in four houses meant for military families is standing empty. sport now...and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. i wonder we are set for more fireworks at the way in between tyson and dion today in a few hours' time. one things for sure, this is one of the biggest fights in history. both boxers have been warned that they could lose their fight pass if there is a repetition of this when the two go head—to—head before sunday at the staples centre. here are the thoughts of former heavyweight champion frank bruno. and he's going to do some break dan

among them susie carsll doing her dream job and joanne joyner, also a nurse 50 years later. >> it's amazingnone of us believe we've gotten this o because we don't feel or act it. we have a good time together. >> we share memories, some we can't share with you, it's really nice. >> reporter: what they can share. >> sneaking out, do you remember that? >> reporter: the history they made. >> really grateful for that. >> reporter: joanne was the first black student to graduate from the proam and suzy was her lineup. >> reporter: theoo nursing s was stillartially segregated. >> she agreed to room with me because i was the outstanding black. >> joanne and i didn't give it a second thought. o what kin bedspreads will we get and will they match and trying to get our uniform on straight? >> african-americans know how to persist. we've had to learn how to kea moving, you know, no matter what. >> reporter: hand no matter what? >> how are you. >> reporter: after almost 50 years, their friendship is still going strong glch in northwest, amy cho, news 4. >> what an awesome story. ahead of tomorrow's relea

. >> dana: all of us know tucker and susie, who is one of the most wonderful women, to imagine in yours eye what it was like for her, how scary that might have been and to hide in your home and not know what was happening. i understand his brother was there pretty quickly. these people are such cowards. it's distressing and i know that if it was the other way around, that somebody on the left that had a talk show to have this happen to them at their house, tucker carlson will be the first to defend them and defend them strongly. i hope other people well. i want to mention fox news, the ceo and president put out a statement saying how reprehensible it was. and that we as a nation have become far too intolerant of different points of view and that recent events across the country clearly highlight the need for a more civil, respectful and inclusive national conversation. they say also that those of us in the media and politics, a very special obligation to all americans to find common ground. that was there a statement today. >> dagen: how do you put a stop to it? >> greg: i think it was

. >> reporter: in oakland, susie steimle, kpix 5. >> and mark hammond who says he mentioned was able to find a new place to rent, but his place has doubled. while some can afford it, others cannot. we will be following this story. >> and we will also be following that measure, measure y, a vote in oakland on tuesday. you can stay up to date on all state and local races. just go to kpix.com/election. >>> we will be bringing you live results and analysis all election night, that will start at 8:00 with our special live stream on kpix.com on election night. for now, thanks for watching. 60 minutes is next. >> for news throughout the evening, the latest is always on kpix.com. we will see you right back here at 11:00. have a good evening, good night. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for i

susie . let you feel loved all the little while it did i mean you fuckers do the letter to their. mother. the it. is. the concord roost. in many ways and the others live in austin too he said at the beginning and. you can see the scene that's going on still puzzled i'm krista tippett and tonight's just funny christmas christmas season since i said introduce him to the success of his business and good luck to the little. sisters since. it. doesn't. look. good. because it gives you an attitude was his childhood is good but it seems from his internal skin fish thinking that the pressure in the neighborhoods of oil is only consumes and he just on the validity should not let me just a corner is good point was the most important it was described to consider the subtle view of the quote i'm not sure the kids could have which was didn't know it looks just issues that my mom had of us not because of the special it's just me who . was moving to the temple she was going to be good she going to be good you're going. to think you're going to go born on it. just go to boston just in summer that

>> well, his wife susie was home alone. luckily his kids weren't there.re a to good in the kitchen and she hears this giant commotion and people start throwing themselves on the door to the point where the door cracked. she thought there was many kind of home invasion or something going on and she took off and hid in a closet or pantry and call the police. >> they say some of the protesters did break the law by defacing private property. the police are investigating and as of this morning they say it's an open investigation. so i asked neil what his message would be to to these protesters and activists. here's why he said it's unfair to call this a protest in the first place. >> let me just point out one thing. i don't think it's fair to call this a protest because if you look at what they were saying, they're saying we will fight, we know where you sleep at night. brian, what does that mean to you if someone said that to you? we will fight, we know where you sleep at night. >> to me, that's a very clear threat. >> that's a threat, not a protest. they're

republican danny tarkanian who has president trump's endorsement is facing susie lee. steve patterson is at tarkanian headquarters. steve, good speaking with you. tell us what's happening. >> reporter: richard, it's a very busy day for getting out to vote here. this is tarkanian's headquarters. you can see people working the phones. in a few minutes they'll be out hitting the street. this is a very interesting race, because it's kind of an inverse from what we've seen in the senate race we've been telling you about where democrats think they have a huge opportunity to pick up a seat there. here the gop is focused on picking up a seat. remember, this is jackie rosen's seat. she is the democrat running for senate, so she has to vacate her seat in order to do that. the gop playing offense in this race. we have richard hernandez, communications for the campaign. we've seen in so many congressional district, especially suburban districts. maybe the public distancing themselves from the president. here it seems to be more of a wholesale embrace. how big of a role is the pres

he lost that house seat to a democrat named susie lee. but the president believes he has real political genius when it comes to these things, and he is not shy about doing this sort of thing anywhere in the country. just a few weeks after that brilliant danny tarkanian presidential intervention that cost the republicans both a seat in the united states senate and a seat in the united states house, the president waded into another race in south carolina, where he decided that in a congressional primary in south carolina, he would direct his followers to no longer support republican congressman mark sanford. the president decided that mark sanford was insufficiently pro-trump for a republican member of congress, so, before the polls closed in that congressional primary, where mark sanford was trying to hold onto his seat, the president just came into the deep end with this endorsement. "mark sanford has been very unhelpful to me in my campaign to maga. he is m.i.a. and nothing but trouble. i endorse katie arrington for congress in south car

susie qt wants to know what was the valuations of fang stocks after breakup by the government because they are monopolies. well, the value of the worth, it's intrinsic. however, they could unlock potential and trigger greater business profits as each individual company tries even harder. and a couple years ago, you liked my guns and trades for christmas. what's your favorite retail trade this year? i hope you made money on those. they did pretty good. i'm not in american outdoors but the stock acts like it's oversold. i like lululemon here. >>> let's switch gears for a moment. breaking news, president trump says the united states will not punish saudi arabia any further over the murder of jamal khashoggi. in a statement, president trump says the united states does not condone the killing, but it would be quote, foolish to cancel the $110 billion in arms sales. he also emphasized the king and crown prince of saudi arabia vigorously deny any knowledge of the murder. stating that our intelligence agencies continue to assess all information but it could very well be that the crown prince

thirty countries and global institutions are here in poland most some world leaders as well president susi of egypt is here general have to the right is still on his way talks to get underway in earnest on tuesday what would be a minimal sort of measure of success will simply if italy and france can agree along with some if not all of the others to get behind this u.n. plan that would be a minimum benchmark even though so many of these u.n. initiatives have failed in the past it would i think amount to a contribution to the peace and stability process rather than being any sort of signifier of peace in itself thank you very much with all the latest on that summit there in palermo jonah how. well in other news italy is on a collision course with the european union over its budget for next year the european commission has rejected italy's proposal for violating e.u. spending limits and given them until midnight on wednesday to come up with a new one but a sunday gaggle reports from rome conflict could be playing into the hands of italy's euro skeptic leaders. well it's your money you know ha

susie says my father was addicted to gambling the decades.reading. we played his phone bill, water vole, electricity. the nhs and social services new and refuse to help him. no one seems to care about these addicts. thank you very much of us, thanks to your company, back tomorrow at ten a:m.. bbc newsroom live is next. have a good day. hello, there, good morning. a few of us had a covering of snow this morning, most of it was over the higher ground but some down to lower levels as well across southern areas of england. you can see on the radar imagery, the snow falling in parts of wiltshire, hampshire, towards sussex. further north, some snow over the higher ground of the pennines and across scotland. we will continue to see snow in northern scotland this afternoon but further south and scotland drying up with some sunshine. sunshine, too, on the eastern side of england. further west, there could be some showers. maximum temperature is 5-8dc, the showers. maximum temperature is 5—8dc, the wind not quite a strong that yesterday so perhaps not

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