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carrie lam, who leads the territory, says she will listen to public opinion ter the landslide victory of her opponents. from hong kong, rupert wingfield-hayes reports. rupert: this is not the sort of media attention usually given to thwinners of a local counc election. but last night's victory for hong kong's democrats was no ordinary win. it was an unprecedented landslide. these newly minted you won 85% of all the d ats contested. today they gathe tell hong kong's government they would not be ignored. >> government parties have no more excuses for saying the rioters don't get popular support. now we see they get popular support. hong kong people have learned a lesson. they understand that with democracy, -- without democracy, only freedom that we have is fragile. rupert: the ssage is that the hong kong opposition is now the most powerful political group in hong kong. it is no longer a protest movement it now has a proper democratic mandat that means the chief executive can no longer ignore their demands. t time for hong kong governnt to act will be short. in central hong kong today,

i also want to point out that this is not ordinary ter terra cotta. this is manufactured by glady mcbean, a company established in northern california in 1875, and the company is still around. so i think that the fountain also evokes something that's intanable, and that -- you probably know, one of the nicknames for the island is the magic island, particularly during the fair. and i think this island evokes some of that magic, and i think it's important for people to understand where their community has come from, and i think that there's a very critical important significant legacy that's in treasure island. and i think the more that we do to commemorate that, the more that enriches not only treasure island, but all of san francisco and the bay area and beyond. thank you. >> thank you, sir. any other speakers? [inaudible] >> there would be public comment. are there any other speakers? yes, sir. go ahead. i i'm riley dody. i'm a member of the board heritage foundation which is a national foundation dedicated to the research and preservation of archite

kpix 5 jackie ward is there with the late ters. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, it is neck in neck this morning as you just explained and that's why we're keeping a close eye on the numbers. the mayor appointed her to be acting district attorney. chi sa boudin is a public defender and has more than 2,000 ravo loftuss hoontoad by only 240 votes. way spoke to boudin around 11:30 last night. >> we're at a couple thousand votes and that will be enough to make a difference. that is what it looks like and what we're hearing from live in the greatest city on earth. with more than 69% of the vote, she will keep her title and have a four year term. she says she has cleaned up homeless tent cities but needs time to work on it. we will be continuing to monitor those numbers as they come in this morning neck in neck with that district attorney's race. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> too close to call on prop d. attacks on uber and lyft rides to fund public transit costs. they need 66% to pass and there is a razor thin margin right now. prop c was soundly

by almostwo 'ters, floating st. mark' basilica for the sixth time in 1200 years. tythe's mayor said a venice was on his knees d the cost of repairing the damage would run into hundreds of millions of euros. this past april, the world watched in horror as fire engulfed the cathedral of notre dame in paris. the legendary landmark barely sungived, and now we are get the first tv pictures othe extent of the damage. the images shot by general show the scale of the reconstruction and the risks associated with rebuilding. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. lucy: behind its familiar ngwers, the shape of notre dame has c. it's soaring spire now a gaping ho. lead melting into new walking into notre dame was always humbling. philips one of very few to have seen how the cathedral looks day. it's silent, floodlit by sunlight. the charred remains of the collapsing spire still piled on the floor. >> the wood continued ou burn on the and burned to the basis of these two columns. if they want to reinforce to stop them

danya: you know, they were less hostile, i think, particularly ter his moving opening statement, than many had feared going into it, given the aacks on his character, on his loyalty, and se of the vicious -- the vitriol and some of the tweets we have been seeing. frankly, i thi it was not as bad as many had feared. but i think that he skated througit quite unscathed, and in fact the room at one point burst into applause when he gave -- again, it was a moving tribute to his adopted country. laura: democrats are trying to make this case that the present engaged in bribery, but is that hard when not all the witnesses agree, as we saw today? danya: well, the witnesses agree as to many of the material facts. the republicans are trying to bait witnesses into drawing legal conclusions. frankly, in a court of law that would be excluded. owwitnesses would not be a to testify as to their legal conclusions. they would be allowed to testif as to the facts, the personal knowledge of the facts at issue. they would note allowed to draw the conclusion that this is bribery or this is extortion. so, th

ter aville is a transit corridor and a commercial corridor. to be consistent with the city's policy, aish was included in the original puc plans for ter aville. it was not. therefore, the taraville neighbors and merchants have taken it upon themselves to note this glaring emission and advocate for the puc to rectify it. other issues that are being brought before the commissioner are as follows -- that the south base on of sunset reservoir has not been seismically retro fitted and they are reviewing the management plan. the cfnn are advocating for the waters off ocean beach to be included in the sanctuary. based on recent information, the oceanside treatment plant may still be an obstacle to national marine sanctuary status. thank you. >> thank you. the next speaker. peter. >> good afternoon. peter of the -- i was glad you had a conversation about the 265mgd and it was very clear that there are no demand studies that project 265. if there, they are should be posted for poem to see but 265 is really the sales tap, 184 for bosca and 181 for san f

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since february 42 cars have been hit inmon ter rhea county. the latest monday night when an object hit a van carrying a family of six. a.i. hope it doesn't happen. >>> the chp says most of the projectiles in that county are on highway 101. several on 156. they have gotten reports from drivers of similar incidents on south bay highways. other storm watch this morning. a check. take a look at this time lapse video. you can see the snow quickly piling up there and that wind just blowing. snow isn't the only potential hazard on the roads right now. tips on how the best way to stay safe this holiday season. >> you want 0 be careful. driving is always a concern around this time of year. this year the chp has seen a troubling spike in the number of crashes with drunk drivers. >>> how drivers can reduce the ricks. >> reporter: with impaired driving we're seeing an increase in wrong way drivers, 66 points, 6 if% increase from last year. >> that is a big jump. if you're on the roadway and see a wrong way driver, what do you do? >> those hours of darknes

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we saw threats of that today with indication that police may start to use live fire on only,ters, whichould again, lead to more violence in the future. that is the near future. what is a long-term damage of that? what do you have as the prospect or hong kong remaining the financial center of asia? ben: it is in jeopardy right now, for sure. it's important to remember the history. the protesters are protesting the same issues from 2014, 2017. the same grievances, just more intense, longer-lasting. that will continue. this round of protests we are -- 2019these 29 team protest that we saw in june, there is no end. even if you saw a deal and arrangement in the medium-term, this issue is not going away. the ultimate conflict is between what is hong kong status within china. what are hong kong laws, identity, economic rights within greater china? that is the 50-your process being worked out. that will not be solved anytime soon. is a long-term, generational issue we're in the middle of. vonnie: does the u.s. have any role to play? we know the senate is planning a pro-democracy vote, but will

>>ter: special to them, because it's their first child.cial to theospital, because he's the only newborn here. the birth rate here is so low, the maternity ward has risked closing, says dr. maria rosaria vena, who oversees it. >> ( translated ): it's a t sad to see all these empty beds, because when there aren't any births, we feel like we're >>sting hours of our time. eporter: how many births were there last year in total? >> ( translated ): about 200 births. whereas when i started working erhere 20 years ago, there about 400 every year. of reporter: so just in the span 0 years half of the births have gone. . ( translated ): y that's why there's always the risk they could shut us down. to justify a maternity ward, you have to have a minimum 500 annual births. but the nearest other hospital is a very long and dficult ive away. if they close this hospital, some mothers would end up giving birth on the side of the road. >> reporter: across the hall i meet 20-year-old lorena scriffignano, the only expectant ther in the ward. on ( translated )

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thpolitical crisis in hong kong has deepened after a police officer was filmed shooting aot ter.usands of demonstrators clashed with riot police as tensions soared. the former artist colonyri was d by protests for months. -- british colony has been riled byor protest fonths. reporter: this is how a day of extraordinary violence start a police officer arresting the person in white, approached by another person wearingla. he is shotng at point-blank and is captured in a video. -- it is captured in a video. somehow and amidst the chaos, he attempts to fully but he is captured and taken awaybu in an nce. in the cit a police officer drives into a group of black clad protesters. turning the motorbike towards them three times before taking off. he has been suended. theag middle- mayor argues with protesters. this man is doused with flammable liquid before being set on fire. >> there is no question that escalating violence could get what the rioters want, not from the government, not society at large. reporter: and thi evening the clashes continue. [indiscernible] repoer: the has been an

so i left with my children and ran to the police station.ep >>ter: this young woman, whom we won't name her own o safety, of them. the police brought her to this shelter. her husband, she saya >> (etranslated when he was beating me, i was thinking about how i could ruwoaway, but how d i raise the children and >> reporter: amid climate of fear and intimidation, even the sheltersan be vulnerable places. this one is managed by a u.s.- based charity, and those who run it tell us people in the community still opposed to women's rights spread lies about the shelters, and the facilities come under attack. even the location is kept secret, and we are not allowed to film anything that could tray where it is. but for thousands of battered won who have come through here, it's a lifeline. women like this 22-year-old, who escaped her abusive husband six >> my husband was a drug smuggler, and he always used to keep knives and guns. every night i thought he might kill me. >> reporter: if this sheltersn here, where would you have gone? >> ( translated ): if ere had not been a shelter like this, i might

call, and the reality is that there wasn a democrat who was not under indictnt or detox thinking of terimpeachment at that point and it wasn't until the news of that came out and it became so obt ous. i mean, o act was an action itself, but the democrats or anybody else in congress or in america would haveto answ for. i mean, is tshi modus operandi idceptable for an american prt to do this, extort, basically, another country that is dependent ups to get information, unflattering, unhelpful, damaging information on the president's polilti opponent, and that that is, what, okay? acceptable? lookhe other way? i mean, you've got a lot to answer for. >> and i think that's a strong argument. they had to do this to uphold the standards of our count. can't think of any president that's done anything as bad s this and didn't get impeached. that's basically true. i think democrats have t acknowle nwir,d odgt'ate os i them waalked into this sort of knowing that. >> woodruff: what do you mean not a political winner? >> ihink if you're losing independents and swing states and it's very likely now th

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of the 1.4 points from being a atblue they recognize that not only do they have to al with ter suppression and we didn't hear enough about that on stag the need to invest now in order to elevate turnout, even more than we saw in record numbers for 2018. there was a sense of people in the audience, really looking for signals from the candates. who was ableto speak the language of a multiracial coalition. it can be man or women of any race. are they gointo appeal to people like in georgia. some did a very good job and others fl on their face. that was a good measure of who will be positioned to reassemble the obama coalition into 2020. >> one of the most striking things was this was the first debate where all four moderators re women. and me and joe, you can answer this if you would like. you think that affected the tenor of the debate and what was talked about? it >> i thought was good. in the sense that childcare was brought up. that is a universal parents in tes of beina burden and there is not a national solution to this. we were really le to hear from the candidates more deeply around a